Your Securities.
Vain-hie Papers.
Jewelry, Silver-
ware, and other-
valnable property
‘ against the in-
roads of robbers,
sunk thieves and
dishonest sci,
vants, and pre-
serve them from
White. TheVaultsofihe
‘ M Safe Deposit to.
“hemmed-biennium.
NEW YORK,
In the largest. strongest, and be.
guarded II’IIIB World.
lupus
.—
tLL. GRADES
AND AT
I Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods for
the Least loney
-——-AT-—-—
H. S. BRHWN’S
noose e snore stone
Clark a: Lane's Block
m villil STREFT.
'HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, Tme,
llire Netting, Weller Ware, he
”00‘
land
IUOIC IIAIJ. BlflCl‘.
_ "'llllllllllll'lllll inter
One War-The Beet.
row or 5?ng em“
Home Drama Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
unanmssmn
I! Washington Street.
between.
.‘QOU'I‘B DGIWALK, - COIN.
lain her in Miller
t...“
0101th from the rum-ud-
lnu waters served in every
‘ ,. up to.
gunpowmn
flown.
lirrill Bliillil Cullen!
"AIM. D, coho.
mm both an
‘fimfl'lflu llfl'lelh‘eobg
l maintaining
on n. LAYTON,
”my
' Complihetnmtismi
m
“1‘ bet.
‘, , node are
, *’ .3. on. err.
in
relieblefcrenriul‘lbrln
feral. ”file every»
where. Weaken“.
his ”Went?
Fall Styles.
lnallgradesacd colonel ,
Still iilld Soft tints, Nllk tints
Boy's llnte end Page, Crush liar: for men and
in“. Home soft flair for men at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention Vow to
Fixing, flit-Millie: rtml Ironing
nllli "at: ~29
Wall Pa pe rs,
l-‘lncat and Largest Assortment
In elite oily.
l’ine line of GIIIa at 95 cents a
double roll.
Sort the combination chair and
stop ladder, only 62 00.
Arllute’ Materials.
mounted on Stretchera.
Painting, Paper flanglng and
Calcltnlnlng.
L. H. DECKER,
79 taillight llreel,
gout}: ' Nor-walk.
FISH FflfiLEN'l'.
Halibut, Shad, Smells, Frost,
Cool, l’ilte, Ciscoes, Salmon,
Herring, Bass, it hrte
Trout. Lobsters,
Scallops. Pickled
Oysters.
PURE HORSE RADISH
AGISTS FOR
Churn.
WAKEMAN'S CREAMERY BUTTER .
ORDERS DELIVERED PROHPTLY
HUN'l'il ZELUFF
Bennett & Husled,
28 Iain St., 80. Norwallt.
lent, l‘isl, listen,
l‘rtilr, leuiallei, Poultry, he
or All [fade in Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII
8. 1. 3mm. I‘D 3.8. m
e lleKLlll ll set,
m to c. B. DIKLYN,
5i Washington Street, South Norwallt
27 Main Street Norwalk.
lint-Clair Balers, Clifttillllltl“
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0. mun. 010 W. I. mum.
DAY SCAVENGER.
10380011! NORWALK AND XOBWALK.
Vault: and (learpoole cleaned end dhlnlected'oo the
improved plan. All order. promptly attended to.
Milt. -
Charles Mott,
ditto ee 'ntrlofd dunno. Bridge.
601d), SILVER, MORE].
Mid all kinds of Oxydiud
P 1.. Anna I N G
49 Water Street. Snell llarvall
A kiagl’latedfro-elaaerri toastove.
33‘" ballad table are “Halal.” and
w uwflebfleke Vmefo Ollie
demm. '
'0“ MI ‘1' enonr NONE -
an I! uncrton Olfllltfl'l‘l‘ll‘hxn m
WAC-CNS
”DIM
hassles, Phaeton, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Price. to Suit All. “‘ W” m M
Call not! the Thorn.
TELY.
New York, New ‘llnven
and Hartford it. it.
onion-rte. teen.
TRAINS Luvs humanitarian: as 701»
Vol law You. AI wutmptiudevr) ea
alumnae Inc a. m no. me semis-1.6“
lull too «3.. 9:00 ex. 9:8! ao. mm a ll:
ion. on P.l.-tm ex” no- u., true: .ntl
lite-ford. expreas trout nianuord. 8:36. are ex .
mm re. in titanium. men, tender 0:30“ , 6:“
at: szlea. Bl" ac. tons In. 1:13 DD" Wunhm’
ton apnea. arm’s—l5: e u . can. Dunne
l‘ I wont ae.. 7:23“. tuba ac.
You an only All —-t:ldex. Mane. 7:88
In. 8:50“: 0:001. until we. rl—itfl a.
in?! ex, l:l$le.il.li'lex,«l:5nc.,b: flee ,oflnr .
7 lb 91., ".33 an, an ac , 9:41 rte. ltd? Ad ex. and
no. 12.3.1" in. ct. Huntley—“f til 113%., mile” a In .
6:03“ pm
You llnt‘rronn. .mll r on) no , 0 to cm. to t2
the amount“ .1 cl, tunes: i5€I.,SII
uh. timer. ecu we:
Fox rrurnortrm. A is -G:l0 dc. 9:16 ex ,
must: I’ ll —ir:we- ,lzitsc .me “Jen-n .
1:0.~ (cw-pr Monday tour-lug between New lluvin
Into Sylllluflcltl) ex
For; tier—roar it.“ —-1.l3 cx. (vb: shore Linc)
P H.-—t20tlu. (via springntid). 10? ex (via nurt-
ford )
LEAVK RRW YORK.
Port 50h"!!! Noswau. A “—501 rx.lifil ac.
701cc, nwcx.fimnc, llfllrleMat. 1'20!)
I-Ol). on I' “—120! ac.,i00 until)! ”“80?
rx.Silocx,til!ex,4t)trx,btucx.ootcx.701
solidi-1:380“ ea.andac.l200mideigntex.
subdue—om cc . 7w” . MB on. Willi! idtluht
nousnrortto flAithlMll.
DAIBUBY & NORWALK DIVE“?!-
Oonncted to January 12, will.
Trains leave South Forwalk lor Dummy—6 l'i.
ii is a in.. 12 if. 210. 510, d to and mew tn. enn-
deys-Wia in A‘ d on p. m, t
Tram- leave Danburv for South l‘orwalk-fi 8':
786, 905nm] lltbl In . BIO, 500m 64¢) p Ill
Sundays-8 05; In. and 5 or. p tn.
Trains are dumb Korwnlk for llidgcfieid—l 15.
“(1919.11, 1211. 21', 510mm!” p in.
Thin- have Ridgeilcid for South Nomlk—dlb
740,918and ll 55; m ,2w,3fil,bmlndhwp.tn
IAIN LINE DIVISION:
Tra us leave Br dacron a follow»:
7 ill a In . pmnger fur Pituflcid.
lo 00 porn-nut lot Piltelcld, making overt-recliner
for Albany and the Writ.
.0 tea to . mixed for llarrleyvllle
1210 p m, mined for Gum Bamuutnn.
4 .'0 p. In., l’itlrficltl and Albany Monger.
it up In, ’ cw Miiiord rpeclai
9 so p um, min-d for final llmingion
7 s » (Sunday) peru'ngcr for l’mell id and Albany.
WILL“! ll Sunrises, \' cc l‘re’dtnt and
Get em llanegcr.
A W Prune General Pm nm Agent.
0].!) AND RELIABLE
llallr lllreel Ferrell Lite
—-—-—Tl).—-—~—-
South 'Norwalk
-———-AND-————-
Norwaik, Ct.
Till! PROPELLERS
CITY OF “Will it EAGLE
\
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A z u: ., ’
EM. :—
u n... .«
slum—u
Win icave Her ‘33. It»! River workman Street),
New time, at 5 p m., smurdaya at 2 p n.)
l'rrlgiu mired from 7 n in in 5 p In.
licmruing bonn- louvre borwtlk at it p thud
Son h Nmalkgtilz-O p m ,
Prefab! taken from and received for all
the bannury an-i Norwnlk and Shrine:
at tly msnccd rain-r.
pun app! notion to agents 'hc (‘itv of Ni rwalk
end Eagle will be will for tpzcinl lore of (night
any-here in Nut York or he tirinily
all potions are {ivlhld unsung any of the
employment the bnete of thin line on local: 1 or
the cancer there-u. I15
lute on
home
an;
‘ Examiner in
F. 9;. Patent om”,
l8?“ I0 I883.
Offices, 436 Main Sin-vi.
untmrzrottr, court.
Wm. H. lleelerll in,
PLUMBING,
l‘ll all Still lllll Will,
Hot Air Healing,
Stoves and Ranges.
dole-[cote for III of the
Bllnllll innate his retainer
50 South Main Street,
”I?!" NoBWALK. - CONE.
Swan & Bushnell,
can Wuur Strum!
(root of Bank). - Illllllflll’oll‘l'. 00!!
Pate ‘ earl. live and Chianti-oil. 3W
Ollie. Fete, lieu”. lulu. Me. Id
mimosa when. Uniledtlaatee
m'$mnfiém«'fi m Dude-
Mada! lwported dael h 95.5?ka
"m “ammo-M ”admitted
at ioeronyeurera Melanin“
Telephone.
New York Prince. ‘
Never-Jindenold.
“Intflwnbafl'wmm‘:
mil
,‘ J29}. r m
“unionism-w all:
l‘ mum
you
. «w ‘t
sou-r- tin-warn um nan
n I” III-It.
.. mwmmnrm"
hi: “1:30 Ogorureuow"
stigma LIKE. rrl'
Oars-
058 DR. OBAIO'I
lilillllllll Klilllll and Liver the
Crow Flu-tern Ind Pitta.
only daftv kcmcntlee in are 'or than
ri.ht'e Iii-riled, Liver Complaint and
Urinary Mi Iii-ni- Only thove teplrltd in the
tin- l)rlgtnulnnd I firmly Kidney
and Llecf tin - that web rte-low you to perfect
m’ All mu. Use
C. 'B. B. 5 .
Crnlir Medicine (70.. Pamela. N. J.
36:73]?
Plalsted’s Drug Store.
Booth Norwnik.
Cough collie letlueere,8renchltle.
u floaruiieufllhooping Con menu .
rent, Asthma, and every aficct on of t e
lineal, lungs and com including Consumption
Speedy and permanent, Tscd fur fifty years.
FILES, HUMORS,
Illa. her-II. i-iaIt Rhona and all
locus“ of the fit in and Blood Miro cured by
FGWLE'S FILE and HUIOB CURE.
W. L DOUGLAS
$3 8H0 firfi‘a.m
wennrtmmnm.”
John Sohaub & Son,
Washington Strut. south Hurt-all in do
W. E. S'i'ldlillifi. “'esiport.
. A vulva ...
‘ lr'ilin
m ..
Illr
l
nrfu'ar r it or
-r~. u» huh,
r» v". and uiw
tum ; .i.‘ n iii r1» trill-tannin;
N uni lhrc ‘lhnueum Dull-n
'minllttlruwnlm'. :lirrvvr ”4n lwv I vailinl’lililmlil
the lllltlli-Innrrtn'vi at u 52- iv )mi . in. - nut lhnlqmuunr
It'd mom for mr mow" mm rulnl ,u up w ruby mil quirhiv
lclrneul their! but i. w "0'er trnm on. i. umrl. i wrii‘nul'lli l
liauelrrndy taught ml world-rid with erupt much. for r
1an whoa" mnhhut' .mr em . "Ir-n: n t: .5 I“;
and Milan. In}: mriit'u’l" I‘ll ’21:. Addrr-e st nnrv
I}. C. ALLES. as 420, Auguatn. lull-r.
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
(line-e- dited It) all compliment tam Orin)-
pennd ion-c- maul from prcerriptlon or else of
old levme. tiatlfacilonunarnniet‘d No charge for
tallies eyes.
can bur-mod at «or '1” "neutron
“will; and bvnuvabl . by than n
elrhrr mt. run», ur n it, and in their
own iorailriu,whrrnw thl’ live. A.)
one (In it» the work. In] to loan
We mulch anything We start run. .‘e mi. lea urn ilevota
your open anthem-t or." your rim to "to curb. 1b» in I!
entlreiy new veedhmi brine-a wood-1M uterus to u try noel.
linen are earning from on r.» I” M wnn mi opt-uh
W new ell-ll a out. u ”not; We «a Mini. you the on
yum-m tree ynn‘ w or auto" been.”
taken-lio- vut. 'l‘llfl: a 1%., “Jim nun
Woe fiifiilnurncrufit‘iii
IE'IVIl IIILB RIVER.
mom-«Mama ileby meagre new
olenlaiened workfor valein In dilrrent mice
ofbodleeaan
er reentry-er. manager new:
tel-Ii t rtmwe trill mind
low :O‘llll the and with?
Betty and Dell Carrion.
Frank Boylston.
ll"! OOIIAIDIIIII.
Five of the Jesnsville _ lien
Tulrctr Out Alive.
BNTOMBED EIGHTEEN DAYS.
The Most Remarkable Rescue in Coal
Region Annie.
'0!" 0! The!» We" lo Wonk Alto!
Their Eighteen Duty lint That 'l'hey
Could Not no" or Spunk. While the
Fifth. a Man of Magnificent l'hyelque.
Wan Still Able to Talk—47h. Quintet
Are in ouch n Precarloun Condition.
llowevor. That 'l'ltey Cannot it. Be-
noved from the Nine for Several Dnya.
The «reliant lleaonere Who “all Given
lip All, llope Were Wlld with Joy.
Jrnxsvrurr. Pit, Feb. tit—This place
wont rovvn ittton fever of excitement at
10:8) not night when it was announced
that five of the men who were entombed
lathe mine here eighteen days ago had
beenfonnd alive. Their names achobn
Tnmnskueky, Joe Matuakowich, John
Berna. Beam Frlnko and an unknoivn
Hungarian who was visiting Demo on the
lily of the disaster. )Tbese five, with the
thirteen bodies recovered, make every one ,
of the missing men accounted for. How
they survived in amirocle. Nothiog‘likc
it has been known or board of in the an-
thracite coal fields of Pcnnsylvnnin.
'I'laey Ila-rd a Fol-t Tapping.
At 9 o‘clock last night there come to
the ears of the workers in the deepest
ahaft the sound of a. faint. topping from an
abandoned ponition of the mine.
The workers listened intently and the
tnppingirasreeumcd. it was recognized
as a signal from their imprisoned brother!
who still lived. The nm was sent to the
month of the mine. and it created thewild-
eet excitement. At 10 o‘clock the rescuing
party had got no near the imprisoned men
an to be able to converse with them. The
men were located in an overhead passage
way and could not pmvibiy he reached our
til the foul gases and impuriticet could be
remover). Every effort was exerted and
preparations for receiving them were
made.
So Wonk They lost He still.
At 11:33 the five unfortunate. men were
reached. They were lying in various posi-
tions nil huddled together in their cfl'orts
to keep warm. Careful cxnmmutiou fl?-
vonlcd the fact that all were still alive.
They were so Wonk that with one etc
ccpiion they could not be removed. John
Turnaskusky'rt excellent strength left him
in better shape than any of the rest. and
he was able to be moved to the bottom of
the slope. There he who cared for by phy-
sicians who had been hurriedly summoned,
while the other men were cared for where
they Key. The men will not br- bmught to
the surface for several days. (fateful nurs-
ing will be given them and every effort
put forth to sure their liven. no that their
terrible rule may be heard.
They “curd ”Big Joo’e" Volcc.
When the news was first announced
every man who could work in the narrow
shaft joined the rescue party and added
his frantic efforts to pierce the barrier
which still rvmnincd. Earlier in the day
four rtmrc bodice hurl bur-n taken out, mak—
ing tvvcivc in all recovered of the seventeen
who it won supposed ltml perished. Thr-
lnst four but! perished by drowning, and
not by stun'ittiou as did those found Sun-
day.
Efforts to reach the four whose signal
indicated that thcyhnd not yet perished
were terribly hindered by the block dump,
which was present in large quantities.
Means of getting rid of thisimpure air bad
then to be constructed, while nourishment
was taken down by physicians. At ll
o’clock lhr' exploring party had got no
near the imprisonml men an to be enabled
tomnvcrse with them. The voice heard
was distinguish-tins that of Joseph Matll&
kowicii, better known as “Big Joe."
Wild with Joy.
From Matuskmvich, it wnslenrned that
Friuko. John Tunimknsky and John Ilcruo
wr-rc with him and still nlivc. The (“font
letting mfortrmtinn was received by the
rescuers with joy, and they could scarcely
rostrum themselves from melting into the
deadly block damp. itemiedly Superin-
tendent .‘Icl’urlunc cautioned them to work
carefully. and after four houre’exciting
and continuous toil they were enabled to
reach the point from which they could
misfy themselves that the men lived.
The W-y They Were Bought.
The experience of these four men with
that of those who were closed in Sugar
Notch in 18:40 can in no mount-rho com-
port-d. These men but] water, ptli‘l‘ nir and
a mule‘e carcuee to live upon.
They had plenty of room to move around
in and other convenience which than
men were deprived of. It in stippoml when
the mill) cause they were on the gongway,
near the “brunt" worked by Reed, and in
making their tmcapr from the melting
water fled up the man way. 'l'lile led them
to a crow: hole. and after proceeding Moog
it for some distance they found their reed
blocked by the water which had now come
down another opcidng and filled up the
lpnce through which they were tmvelin;
Upon retracing their footsteps to find an
exit front the end through which they en»
tcred they found thcmaelvee aimilerly cut
0!.
Rue-l to Nowhere.
The writer bird cut across the level and
moved downward. The spice which they
had tnmovc about in he not more than
four feet hlgiinud two and oncahnlf feet
wide. How they managed to live in the
plmlnnmyntnry. The Polander, whore
vitality nnd etrcngth are to be marveled
nt,rrnntmi be mfcctl nndeintood on no
count. of bin broken nullalt, but the fact
that himself and his three compnniotil In
still living is mtinfmtorlly eetabliebed.
Bad Rowe for Miners.
Pimento, Feb. lit—Jilin Refined Coal
Opentors’ aeoociatlnn of the Pillsbury
diatrletbnedecided to demoed from the
miners that wages bereduced on the Moi i
next May. when the present agreement
will e pire. No decision wan reached
about. amount of reduction to be do
mended.
Ant-rel It! Jun-'- “one.
“Moire?- m of
wt-
‘ BLACKBURN 'ON CLEVELAND.
no Ion-tor rut-rs m. lino 0pm to
Free (loin-[e (inn Be Elected.
Immune, Ky, Feb. %.~—The ’t‘iruu
' publiehee e um: from Senator Blackburn
@0001. John C. Noble, of Pnducuh,Ky.,
under date of Washington, Feb. 14, in
which the senator says:
“In the light of the publication of Mr.
Cleveland’s letter antagonizing his party
upon the silver question l do not believe
there is a Democratic member of the Ian.
etc who would favor his nomination for
the pmidaocy, or who believes thnt it
would be possible to elect him in me if
nominated. No organization is reflected or
attempted hero hostile to him, but there is
bw but one opinion no to his luck of avnilv
ability. l have no personal objection to
Mr. Cleveland in the world, but I do not
believe that any man can be elected presi-
dent in 1892 who is opposed to free silver
winnge. ~
"The “topic have been trifled with long
enough upon this subject. The truth is
that for tweuiy‘ilvo years past New York
has never furnished a Democratic leader
who has not been in thorough accord with
Well at rein nnd at variance with the masses
of the people. This we» as true of Mr.
Tilden in former yearn or. it in today true
of Mr. Clcvclnnd. l have longed tom the
day when ,the Democrats might elect, a
president of this country without paying
the tribute that New York always levied,
[think that time is at blind, I have no
favorite candidate. but only innist that he
shall be it fair Illlll honest representative of
Demoorueic sentiment."
A CONFLICT NARROWLY AVEBTED.
An Exciting Incident of the Grant Oolre
Region Strlko.
SCOTTDALE, Pit, Feb. 24.~A conflict. be-
tween the rtrikcre and non~strikcrs at the
coke plants ncar l’iuwrmn was narrowly
averted yesterday. A crowd of imostrikm
come down to get the men in the Fort llill,
Pnull and “rainy plants to stop work.
Many of the strikers were in liquor, most
of them vvrrc armed, and a great many
carried clubs. Two thousand marched di—
rectly on the Pauli plant, yelling and
whooping. When the Pauli employers saw
the crowd coming they abandoned the
works in the wildest. confusion.
Foreman McSloy street-mica! in holding
the morc excitable foreigners in check, so
.no nctuul conflict occurred. Fifteen hunv
tired striker-n went to the Fort Hill blunt.
When thcy got within sight they raised n
war whoop. and the ctriplnyc-i fled its pro—
cipitately no those it! the Pauli ~plant.
At the Britney pirtut tin,- employees were
not so (fruity frightened. A mu») meeting
wan held by the strikere and it committee
appoiritrxi tolenscn pimr- of ground near
the plant and to erect on this ground tents
and slimline. '1‘ he strikers will camp out
in these and two every effort to persuade
ltninry's men in join them. ‘
Secretory l‘urkcr will call out the nrin~
em in the Latrobe district, Lilli in num-
ber. today, It l-i not the (.‘icnrficlii lllilll‘l'r'i
will also be culled () t.
TO THE name.
Father Shermttn'e Tl: Ilse on Behalf of
life Berrnvrd l‘alnily.
NEW i’otrtt, l-‘r-b. at.~~'l'iu-.~pocial funeral
1|.me Daily' Show: I
train which carried the body of lien. Sher
man in st. llllll'l for bur-tn! returned to
thin city yestr-nizty bearing the family of
the dead Ki’llirrllf and the militury officers
iwlm rtcmrnpuntui Iitc body. Um- uf the
‘, first arts of tlu- titmily on their return we.
’tocxprr». in the following lr-ttcr in tin-
public the :ipprv-i-iutimr of the button putt!
to their beloved «it-nil and the nation's
hero. The letter tvd-i signed by F liter
Thomas K Sherman. It reads not owe:
. Stivr Ymttt. Feb. :1, . 1.
it is tittmgthut wmvpulsiivuvknowifii' on:
nhnuld llv' mode by lbw fanniy of (ion, Shrrtnnn
of tit very many heartfelt tokens. of sympathy
which they have rw'i-ivod in their hereon-moot.
Wr-rnn only may rim: such universal and and:
evidently prnf-rlltlll wrrnw. manifested as it
has been in it thuuaund ways, filL‘itnllL‘d and cum-
forteunirt uiit’ «insulation. For the cult and
Lion, by it‘s manor-uni cxprmolnti of mndo rum.
has tightened the, burden of nlll’ urn-f and he ”d
it» in bear our irrepantblv in».
The friends of tlw family or» flhkl'l) tn accept
this slight luki‘tl uf our grate-fill npprci'tatinn in
liouuf any mnn‘ dire-rt pcmnnl wuittruuulca»
“um which. whtln it Would be rnnrv gratifying
to (iii, iv.- how not true: ill" \tr-«ntrtit m- murage
to odor curb lllltl all. In behalf of tho family.
Tlltith-l E. alumnus
son. of tin- [involution filrct.
New WAVES. Conn, Fob 3t.~’i‘iw Cou-
nerticut Society of the Sound! the Hero
lutiuu rmw \i'imhingtutr'a birthday it fit‘
ting oincrvuttco born with a very nittlmntlu
banquet in Wurtu-r bull. 'l'het'nuucciicut
such-t y in the luv-glut brunch of the national
society, hitting tun tllt'filiK'N, and these
were nll prmuri. The to»! master was
Holt. Edward J. Phelps. cx~l'ttiicd Sluice-t
minister in England. The fmmta and the
mxmndt-rrh were M foilovvu: “The Con-
ncctictti Society." by Jonathon Trumbull.
president; “lieu. Sin-mum," by ex Govcrv
nor Henry ll. llurriuott; "The Spirit of 'Tii,
the Ulll’llt’i‘ motto of our Political Litton
tiee," by Hon. Thorium W. Bayard; “Con-
necticut Farmers of '76." by Hon. Henry
C. Robinson. uf Hartford; “The New Song
of Fraulein." (pomp) by Rev. Dr. '5. Dry-
den l’lrclps;“'l'lrc legacy of tho llevulu'
tion,“ by Rev. Dr. W. Li. Phillipe; “Yule
Univ-molly rind Amcricnn ltrdcwmlenoe,"
by Professor W. J. Knapp; "Neglected
Nutncnntul Forgotten History." by Rev.
Dl‘lllfili horn; "America’s Guide-u Axe," by
John Addison l’ortcr, of The flurtford
Poet; "Primer-ve- the Ancient Landmarka,"
by Hon. Lynde Harrison, New Haven.
m-flurerlntcndent Manweii‘u charger.
BATM‘M. N. Y., Fob. lit—The Unify
Nerve publish-n no interview with retrofitt-
pcrinicndt-ut Maxwell, of the imurnnee
department, who is at his homl' in this
city. When naked if he hmlnnyihlngto
any about hie "amoral by llovernor lilll be
said: “i carved twoa years beyond the time
Governor lliil nominated the for. My cilia
cinlivlntionn with the governor were al-
wnyw-i of n friendly character. lic never
lllftflt' any mumnbic mlmirrintrntive or
political request of me which I dbl not
reality comply with. But time were men
in the state who potted M intiinnte friends
of Governor Hill who mm tium often no-
liciicd meiotic thing? which no hnneiit
men could do, either or political or it
consideration». Three men and} r of «
ante have persistently worked miner me
since mm and nought to hove number in
my piece. 'l‘lir-ir aims and objects are not
air-cm in inenmuce circled"
llaaanan Contracts for “or.
Wileiliilum, Fob. “~32 E. Young,
secretary of the National Baseball lemme.
‘ ennmtnm the following women for feet:
With Milwntikee‘daum Emily. John
,Grim, ’l‘. .l. Vickery, '1'. Burke. With
mmlanrkit. A. dentin, o. Tebcnu. With
Chicago-“A. (7. Humbert. With Pitta-bum
Dill ‘Dldwkfi Wit: finer York-1%.
'll . . hector: . .ounor, .
Bic ” .r W
harden» a With ileum
m b. with.
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4 WM
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Senator Morgan After a’Corre-
i. spondent's Scalp.
Clflbiiiflti'wli WAR!“ overrun
'l'he Commissioners Vigorou'aly Attacked
» end Defended in the Senate—The (Zom-
' min-ton and lie Alleged menu; to
Poul-outer “enrol Woven-taker.
WASHIKG‘I’ON, Feb. “—11: the senate
themdentiele of SenatorePlott and Jones
(Art) for the term beginning March 4
next were filed. There was quite a div
trunnion over it proposition to print roopw
copies of the ngriculturul report on "Din
cases of the Horse." Mr. Gannon iuo
veigbcdngniunt the extravagance in the
public printing and predicted that an in-
crease: of taxntibn Would be necessary to
meet the cxlwndlturcri of the government.
Finally an amendment fixing the number
of copiee at 71),!!!) War agreed to.
,A Correspondent Critlelepld.
Mr. Morgan made it personal statement
in connection with a Washington dirk
patch to the St. Loni» Ropubliccommend—
lug the epccch of Senator‘Vcht in opposi-
tion to toe Nirnrngun canal bill and stair
ing that it was difficult to see how any
none or reasonably honour men could sup—
“ port the measure.
Mr. Morgan said there was no objection
to certain criticism being made on private
account, but the correspondent who made
it had the privilege of tflf‘ floor through
the indulgence of a Democratic senator.
He visited the cloak rooms and bud new
to senators in hllCil :1 Why auto give per-
haps a pcmliitr degree of authenticity to
his accusation of dishonesty against serm-
torrl who advocated the Nicaragua canal
bill. [luring rcud extensively from the re-
port. Mr. Morgan mild that the committee
on foreign relations felt justified by that
report in bringing (around its report on
the Nicaragua canal project. Mr. Morgan
went on to stoic thnt the committee on
fort-hm relations had not supposed that it
was cxpofing itself to the criticism of
newspaper correspondente who, by the
courtesy of senators. bud occupied the
floor.
It Made Him Very Angry.
Pressure of that sort. ho «lid, might
Cllfllf’ from Olllsllit' of the senate. if it
would; but wire-n it cnuu- from persons on»
joyinu the hospitality of the senate it was
smoothing that he did not feel disptwl to
put up with. He had now called the ot-
tentien of the senate to it, and would take
action later on unless the matter mus cor.
rectal. Mr. Void, in order to correct it
possible inference from .\fr. Morgan's
statement. ,v-rtiii that Mr. .‘iuun‘. the-our.
responolcm uf 'l‘lw Si. Louie Republican,
was. out it won-fury of lti~ and did not cri-
joy tlir- privilegesnf the fliml’ through him.
Mr. Morgan :ulttiiticri that, and :tlsmii»
claimed any idea that Mr. Vc-nt find in-
apircti rt won! of the dispatch. Mr. \‘Pat
said that he had never mnverscd with Mr.
Moore on the subject. and haul never seen
the attire-merit until hull on hour ago. He
thought flint iii” wrirttor from Alabama
true unduly wusitivg- about that how‘-
papcr atrt ii'lc,‘
'l'itc lie-ruling of it. t'ttllim: the bill it “pm-
pon-tl ntcal" hurl been prepared. not by Mr.
Moore, but iu the nifii'c of 'l'lu- Republican.
and ho wmusmrml tlml .‘ir. Moun- never
intuit-lat to cimrgc- utty ~senator with iii‘llit;
uctttitiml‘iliyr'ormpi or impropa'r motives:
Tim only language of the tiiaputcit [but
could be (tnirrplaitir-il at was the effllr'mt'ttf
that in rims- of his ilk. Verd's) exposition
of the- mcamrt- it was difficult to sew how
any mwmiibly sane or rcrmonnbly honest.
man would support it. That was not a
charge of improper motive against the
committee on foreign utIairs or any of its
members. it turn the cxnggornmi state-
ment of the rut-respondent, either of the
impcrfwriotw of fit? nit-asun- itselfor of
the remarks; which be (Mr. Vest ) had made.
Civil Service l'oniminlonen Attacked.
An utm-mittwtrt to the sundry civil up-
propriittiuu bill permitting the iAccrctnry
of the t l'tltlwlll'y in make tl-trrpomry appoint—
ment-emf :tru-lrirccts,nkiiit-rl (imitglitsrnctt
and civil engine-er.» in the other of this
supcn’idng itrcitiici‘f. was the text of ll
lll‘it‘ll'wiuitull the subject of civil norvicc
examinations. it came out. in the discus-
sion that the purpose of the amendment
mot in get rid of the minimum"! of civil
service exumiiuttiou for such cmphiyrs.
Mr. (inruntn hail! the civil M‘fl'it‘l‘ com-
mie-{tuners hull gutto lu-yntnl the imllllfiri of
propriety when tin-y attempted, in public
tili-rflngw mill in m-wspnrn-r artifice fur-
lilsitt’il by ilzi-ir i'lvrk-i, it) iluuutim- wu-
uinm and rerun-bars of cougrrmutul nib-
inel. It mu hilllill am nutrngc ltllil u
picceof nuiittcity. ’l c trouble with the
cmumiwionrr» grow out of iiwir want of
nbilitytn enforce the law in a primiml
and fair way. Mr. Your. mid that there
Win it vii-.l nrrrnuut of humbuu in Citiilll‘l‘
tied with the civil service low.
Hr. lrtgulln Talia-I the Floor.
Mr. humilv umicnaimxl that the prmriiml
difficulty “it“ that (tho i-ntplnynwnt being
nkillmi. ili‘lillftt' and li‘f‘hllif’llii tilt-rt- Wits
notnsuilivir-tit number of npplimutnun»
tier t‘ii ii we \ im' mice in ttilmv the Work to
be clam». lie when! Mr. Alli-um whether it
wits rmi mnrpvtvnt fur tlu' prwiiii'lti of the
l'n‘iit-il 34min- in rewrite “it much of the ex-
ectitivcmntvr at July. 1%, it» rtppiicd t1)
the un'lnlwr‘us nilim Mr. Mil-ion thorium
it (with! in- iinrw.
Mr, trundle ‘l'iii-n why not (mm but it:
itrtvrh-ri- “lib u luw on which iiicniini
consecration luw lwt'tt poured) nliowthr
t'Xl'l'flfii‘l’ M minim it are he hurt "little it?
Mr. Allimnwlrcrtuiniy how! no ubjm,»
lion.
Mr. ilim‘liliv «That being flu-emu. lwouid
not be willing ltvltbout furtiurrinformu.
linmiuinlorfurt- with it triathlon-nominee
critic-ii ms ibiw nppcnn in be, mul perhaps to
inflict umrtnl injury on the republic. I
should prrfur wry much. if liw executive
hm nuy tin-iii; um to his power in ”ii' mitt-
iontninsuri n provision limi willmufct
authority ”pull him.
Mr, iillmuwbs Them in no doubt but
that in- It!" nitrimrity tn chemo- :m Fxt'ttlf-
tivc order.
Mr. incense—Then mainly the all?“
live would b:- vviillng in exorcise the re»
spannih‘rliiy for remitting thin temporary
ems-Inynwtit rather then allow “enter
prion of gmit pith and moment to go
awry" by rcnmn of «(manner to the letter
of the einiutc. l are therefore no necesnlty
for the nmondment.
Mr. timer.“ is absolutely impoveiblc
for the uttprrvising Irehitect to «Main
skilled (lmuglillm ad nutrient» iindei
the civil service late.
Ir. Interlink-Do you concur wiihmein
minim m to the civil service contort-aim»
he that “a breath em make them an
Ninth but made?"
13:».ka untitled-e
wanton manner
Moon‘s. be M Mr
us i . .
Goethe“ reminded Kr. Gannon of the
reprimand which (neon-ding to The Weill-i
baton Poet) the president “but! given to
the communion"; 'l'hat paper, benefit.
had had scarcely anything else in liter
several days then that rcprl . .. _
German informed Mr. Cockre that there
never had been such no interview,
that the president would not dare to re
mend the commissioners for lecturing the
master general. It. was the fleet time.
maid, in the history of the government
that three nubortiinnte officer-e bnd ill-
dlcted, through the public print, one of
the great cubinct'oillcerl or the govern-
ment and had had the audacity to nddrm
their communication to the president of
the United States. In ordinary time: they
would have been removed and better then
have been put in their plum
An amendment to pay 810,0“! to the
daughters of the late Joseph Henry, secre-
tory of thr‘ Smithsonian institution, for
valuable public services was atloptcd.
' AN Rafi-Kins PREEEAMENT. ,
[auction (tot lip-ital". but Cannot 0d
.1 Down.
New Your, Feb. 94.——A jolly youngtrick
elephant minted Function is in trouble
here. Unlike some other Functions, she
in no cricket in size. She weighs two tone
and a few hundredweight over, but. nine in
little—for an elephant.
Fanclrorr WM) ruin Hanr'nurg of poor
but ludinu p .1: . hourly tbrcc years ago.
Hermon R i'hc nought her toAtnericn
inst your. 5 lived for a few months on
the ground floor of it stable in Hoboken,
when: men neglected her and she grew
thinner day by day.
Then .‘ulr. lic‘rwhc moved her over to his
own stable itt So. 147 Hurst l-‘iftymenth
street lastnctnln-r. Mrs. Brown,the conch-
man'a wifr, up stairs, cooked rice and
things for Funchon, so that she waxed fat
and goodly and became happier doyby tiny.
l-‘nncbun was soon taught many tricks.
She knows hmv to ride abicycle, rings
boll, walk a tight rope and roll a cylinder
with mic-gs. All this knowledm
puff liter it solitut she vaunted herself
much. Sbf { n turnout in good earnest
last Saturday. Function had heard the
Brown children laugh loudly whwtboy
told one another to "take it run out! jump
up in the air",
She learned that bit of slang by henrtand
secretly. Function made up her mind to
practice what she had learned and see
whether it wouldn't make her laugh, too.
She tool: it little run and crime to the stairs
that lead up to the Browns' rooms on the
second floor. Then she took a jump up in
the air. When she got through jumping
she found herself on. the landing at thetop
of the stairs. Then she discovered that
there WlLs' nothing funny about it. She
had {nmottvn how in come down stairs—
or, rm bv-r. bhi' hmi ul-vor lvamed.
With utnlnunmi courage and fertility of
ruiulirr": l’ntu-hmi pressed furwnrtl to find
a wary nut of her iliiiimiry. 't'triii brought
her into MN. lirmvrik kitchen. Mrs.
Brown grubbcd up her infant son George,
slammed both doors on Function and fled
with her arms full of children to the
street. Four-hon would not come down,
and so she was tied to the lurnnisicrs.
Mr. “nitrite and (tourm- Fiiwhcr hare sat
up nights with Function ever since. Car-
penters have begun building two stout and
millr-ss HlelgWflf~ fur Function to walk
dmvn on. ”no it ill lead down to the low
brick wrtliitr from of the stubl'nnd the
other from tho mill to the st ri-et. The pro
gramme is for l’mrrltuu to climb out of the
\\ ituiuw :tt nlmti unit walk down the gang
t’..'l"."~ jib! :r-a if Hbt' twrt- on her tight rope.
THE SPRING HILL HORROR.
Tilt Total Number of ”miles Recovered
Hun lh'tu'ht‘ll lL’il.
Sl'ittxi‘, littr Mixes, S. 5.. ‘cb. 24.—
I'lrrcr llltll'i' lunliw wr-n- lat-ton from the ill
feted tuinc [:ht owning, whiting the total
number rpmd'crcil so far 121). John Gillie,
Peter Gallagher and Daniel lnrckhart were
among thew who were identified yesterday
afternoon. It is thought now that all the
bodies have been recovered, but the rescue-
ing [iarty will continue the search until
t-vcry foot of ground has been gone .
A sand incident in connection with the
miter occurred in the afternoon. While
Oliver Duper, in broken hearted French-
trutti, ncconrputriml by his only living child,
was engaged in removing front the morgue
the dcnd body of hi~ son, J fllnt’rl, one of the
victimn, the little fellow slipped on the ice
and broke his neck.
Iliim- Superintendent i‘ouvmy has been
completely prmrruml since the disaster
and fours :arr entertained for hire recovery.
Cat-074 of i'hirl'llli‘ ilcstitittiou are cropping
up from i-n-ry quarter of the mining set-
tlcrtrrrit mill H'L‘r'l'fli cases verging on actual
ntnrvution are reported. The network”
issued an lippt'lti, which i» being rent
broadcast. 'l‘lic lit'l't'ihlfy for u prompt ro-
npamw in grout. 'l'iw first striM'ripfioll to
the relic! fur ii was $54)" triumphed from
J. \\’. (‘lt-nolinirtu, priwiilcnt of theAcItllO
Miningcompany. ul' .\vw York city. Owing
to tlw ulmrwmliml minliiion of (Inimitabl-
tmttur-iuri~ir|t-r.tiilv iliziiruiiy imu been 03v
pvrimwwl in r: smut: wurkmcu to dig
“run-u fur ilw \ “'1 9m» About titty W
traveller" inn-tent, withuppiii'uiinmtvvm
made for gruum for ninety. The mill“
will probably b.- in working order in two
«cvkm
tilt "in Leninhip with n Lao-c.
l‘liil‘éill'lltuil. i-‘t-li. til. “whitixlfll‘l‘ll’ Robert-
mri. better known under the mibriuuet oi
"litiiulnrmrhi0," mill ll Wl'" known Hoot-
iinb inn-l rucitniur. strut-k Lord Inglis,
”will...” of ilu- mum of «rm-lions, over the
burnt with honor while his itii’diiltip I‘d
wulkingim l’rinn- urn-cl. llobcrtwn war
prompt iy nrr-wtml. mail us be we» evidently
Inimrilu: limb-r mime «imbue delusion h
min ronmriirmi imm lmuru-m-yiuiu. Lord
luttli-l' in jurit-v rm“ not curious.
World'n l‘nlr thnrvre lulltnldnlel-
l'utl Mm. PM» all --«.\ wrowll of ”Him
and buy“. iilll‘lil) Millie. by HIM” and
irttirnidutmu f‘ilfll‘fl‘nl’l} immunflvg m
cmpluywl in Jnuk'mll park by World's flit
millltu'lnrh in New. Work. 'l’vm patrol
wugnmilllwl with garlic-cum: were called
to the ,vam' and the- crowd mu fell back
and Wire rxcluded from the part. There
urn» no shunting and no one wee injurd.
Only n portion of the friuiuvncd inborn!
resumed work after onlcr had been es»
mi. ._. w M. .
Two tiny» ltlllod an a I'M”.
Comm. I’d, Yul», ‘Jl.-A fleadinuena
sine relight. n puffy of ymmg more a the
trestle tvurk near ilillli-y creek bridle.
John Mt't‘imkcy, mm! iii. mun muck a .
inelanily killed, rtmi William P. ,
aged 15. were no imlly iiijnml that he EH. “
he other-l nflhe party moped trim
into the muddy bed d the creek.
(loo. nonw- seeeisl "lam” ,,
Moos. Feb. et—J'Tha llarbor,” ih
second fondsnd ebclter depot’ ream
mm min- mtrltmtlm to
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unmJtubunwur
. “rim", , “WW?“W.
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