4
Your Securities.
,“ . Valuable Papers.
Jewelry. Silver-
ware. and other
valuable WW1
, against the in.
roads of robbers.
ml: thieves and
dishonest set.
vents, and pre-
e'erve them from
byline. Ththnltsoi the
menus-rune.
, HEW YORK. ,
the hunt. drone-t, and be:
guarded In the world.
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onus
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ALL GRADES
, ANDAT
Lowest Prices 1
i The Best Goods for
the Least bone}
300T 8t 8110]!) STORE.
Clark 1: Lane’s Block
«- Mill STREET.
HAR DWAR E,
OILS. °
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TWINE,
lire lottlu, Woolen Ware, lto
«no—n».
town
.11.") “Al-l. BLOCK.
lllillllllilllll [Milli
Ole Winn-«The Ilene.
are Mm...“ cut--
our.“ t“-
llene Dusted Poollrv I Specialty.
. Mm Delivered Prompt”.
W Mel m the rumou-
!- one» :13“ t-
o: 1:! l, I“,
o. I‘tn an urgent
but! hfifwflal'melu
aritlrr
Mined. It tee.
~ on that c. e'l‘lhhsl tll.
Apotheonry M Hermit. Dunn it an
Elli! w
Fall Styles.
In fill grader one ailom a!
lit“! and Soil Huh. rill. linra
Bare lint: unit New, ifrroh item for run we
be». burn-a nob lim- nu mm at
KuAPPo,
91 Washington St.
Particular ullcullmt .mm Cu
tiring. {learning and lruntrze
silk lint-r o9?
Wall Papers,
I’inm and [announcer-Intent
In all: city.
Fine line or Gills ul 2: cents a
double roll
See the recombination elrulr and
mop ladder, only '9 00.
ArIl-le’ Mater-lull.
lllonutea on Stretclen.
Painting. Paper Banging and
Culclnlnlng.
r... H. DECKER,
'19 Washington Stroll,
South ""‘Norwatk.
FISH Fflll LENT.
Halibut, Shed. Smells. Frost,
Cod, Pile, Cieeoes, Salmon,
Herring, Bass, ll bite
Trout. Lobsters.
Scallops, Pickled
oysters.
PURE HORSE RADISH
corms eon
wokrzums corrutrw sumo
ORDERS DELIVERED PROIP'ILY
HUNTli ZELUFF
Bennett & Husted,
28 Main St" 80. Norwullt.
hats, list, tutors,
Fruits, Vegetables. Poultry, Etc
0! All Kinds in Their Solemn
AT WHOLESALE AND BETA"
R l 3mm. w Ill BUSTED
l}. lltKLYll 8: ill,
m to 0. B DIKLYH.
St Washington Stmet, South Norwall
27 Main Street Nomlk.
lint-Ciao Bolero, Cooleottoroo
And Ice Cream.
little-ore Pro-wily Attended To.
0. m". ct. W 1 ”It".
DAY SCAVENGER.
WI SOUTH [08" lLll All) SORWALK.
Vault-nil WMMdldofntedoew
tapered pm. All «order: pro-poly attended to.
M-
Charlene Mott,
Ill- IC Dario“ Amer. and.»
00.“), SILVER, ML‘llEL
mnlllllled W
P 1.. A5 I N G
to Water Street, lull lorulr
Aunt-gm memnuuutm.
Conway
m. Dale of
Leone's-Elli Indoor ”V“'“‘ m
m fun-elm“ " 'mn"?o$. m‘
rm me or sun room .
no.5 mm cannula” g"
' but“
some. flute-e. carries“,
onion. ego-romeo.
Priced to unit All.
out not loo Thorn.
mar my.
Killillflmhrr ‘41-» new 4
i woman
we
no
room a!
to "York, :New Hair
and Hartford it. It.
Ooh)” I), am.
TRAINS LEAVE 80W?" NORWAIJ A0 '0»
. LUWb: ‘
M
ii
ro- llnwlou u arrowhead-mix
Margaretha rx..ocoho.7:xllu. .Hkx. edit,
:80 ion or. 0:01 ex. 9:)! no. 20:“ ex our.
loo :1 HI 43:45:01.. m'widl
“03‘!
urmtord oxprou lmrn were! . 8:“. or
ow-e.weunt.m.mu.orwu turnout ’
no 7:5lll _ Boll no. 10mm“ in» up. Weaning
tun emu». 1‘01“)le e a. www.mthec
P It .uzltl so. “fine . lull ~r.
run on use A M~t:ltur e: on. m
or“ Elbow 0“ c l‘ ~‘
ltmtl . l:4'3nc.2ill . (brown: 9
2'15"” tune to 4i or .0241 no" lo MM ox. out
or. I235 n In or. Morrdny:-‘f.6u:.. 9oz no. out.
outline p.111 , . -
run mun-um. s M » o to or. 916 «1., to .2
no I', -~,— “um . 1 Wu , .43», 7 Mad"
or. "Wet. 225:; r it
For; ~rel~ ormo n M auto or 9:16,“.
10:12:43 I’ ll ~ lazlttle , l1": c 73!“! .33 or ,
lztl.‘ (ixc-p room, nor my, home»:- Nuzwurm
out amorti- idle:
l’uit Noni-rust A ll ~l.l8 ex (Vl’l shore line;
9 ll -- 209»: (we ”Norma-rd) H)? ex uric hell-
i
lord
l.lr.A\'ll_ mo Willi.
l’one‘ouru So wars. A 11—hour out-v
fill-c. omileOlac. limo: tree-c.1211»
hoe ex l’ ll~lilli£ nc.i00ix :30:ec..30:
tx.83-cx lure-Livia.bmoxtthlexJ'm
It: cor-roman rt Jud-c.1200“ tl‘ll-lghlfl
hflhdlyl—fiolo .lmnc bill be», lim'oldllghl
”hotelier. omit": mom to
pioneer it 3“)!thth orvreror.
Parmted to February 0. l8“
’l'rninelcove South l-‘ortrulh for “colony—BIS,
9 lilo-BL. 12 ll, 210. 5 l0. 6 ibtml “025]; It). Hill
lint-92$. In ., o 652)). m.
'l'mme lone Denhurr tor Fourth “enroll—Gas
701. 905mm no. In. ll to. album 5-” p n
cundqe- 8 on n no. and 605 p In
Traits are Knuth Nlmlk for Ridgrflvld—S 15,
utters: m..121l.2l .5 inludfillv In.
my". leave Ridgefleld for ronlh Nornlh—d 45
710.9 lflund ll 5!): In .2m,:m,ooomoaop.m
IAIN LINE DlVIllION.
'l'rzt no leave Br deacon no follow:
rm. In per-truer In! Pitollcld.
tooo WM! tor Pimhelo. nosing cot nectloue
for Albany and 2W1. >
o to. in . mixer! for lln-lryrllle
12 m p in. mlhel 'anIe-J Bomugton.
‘0 p m.. Pitunrid Ind Alb-ny Mensa.
o p m . vw Mir-old Iprtlol
in p nu, mixed fur fir-at Bmiugton
. hundwyr) [I‘IHWIIKEQ lor Proved Id md Albany
WILLIAI ll Srrvurrol, Y to Freeman and
Ger em llnnoger.
A W Plan is Gun-rel Pm our Agent
01.!) AN ll RELIABLE
llailr Hilllll. Fillllll Hill
.....1-« i V...
South Norwalk
flux)...—
Norwalk, 0t.
Till PBOPKLLIRS
CITY 0F NORWALKli EAGLE
‘93.
Wolo‘enve Pier 93. E»! River oilerhmnu aura-t),
new lan at {in nx.. snittrdly- nt 2 p m.)
Fnlrhr rmwm lrnm'.‘ n m on 5 p In
lit-rumour: brew ll‘flt hound: nt 5 p tinned
sun h Nnrvrnll: utlc'u p on
Freight uhntromnu'l "crowd for Ill mm o'
the linunuu and N- rulk and surfing rrundi
ll greatly recur-«l mm.
Upon epplcnrion irvlgenu'ho Pit? of Kuwait
Ind Karrie who be mu to: quiz“ lot- uf infirm
nyuhm In New York or in- unruly
Willi permue to forbid trolling my of the
employer. of the belle of thin line on new I or
the our!" the-rem. rte
Examiner in
l'. 8. Pullout Imit-
‘ 1876 In IR?”-
Oillr'ou. vliltt Main Staci-t.
llllllfllil'on‘l‘, rum
Wm. H. loolort to,
PLUMBING,
tin rot Shoot Iroo Wort,
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
a
Hole rmu for or of on
Burton furnace to}: Soldier
50 South Main Street,
“NIT“ N0IWAI4K. . (XIII.
Swan in Bushnell,
can Waiver bet-u”
om oi leek). murmur. con
hula-l.“ anemone.
e. um. min. mm mm
thing" “gum""mm Unhmpmlfinr
N gore. hon-3e not! not» to. e on
lira-am
III W d
2""“l'lw. or fruit hledeof'
I!” i I I'll '
min Mm one... o .... we
a. [a
etch our [3me will tie- m find:
omelet count my rune: We ulnar-I oboe
dibtouyuimlywlmm
[ole-pin” .. ,
New for! I’ .
levee lie-denote.
sum outrun um“ um
”WW“
more“ truer-fw-
mausoleum
we. in I
ll .
no: MMMM
I. ”chum A
«wince-u- i-em auteur-relic“-
u «up; tr- an. on teeth-u-
ndecided-fur Int can
murmur. Lug: Donut-I
[158 D8. CRAIG!
mmmumm
Crown Pin-tore nod Pille.
They no the mil Safe ltemerlie- to me for thou
enticed or in tin. t‘r Ilium Linn minimum one
Urinary Ad'ccrinnp truly thaw prepared in the
but mill we tin» llrierrmlaud tho-«my Maine,
nlld Lover (fore “in! roll rel-tor» you to [r'lfrlil
hedlh.
All lattice Fee
(3. 3. ll.
Oral: Medicine (743.. l’oemlc. . . J
7.5.37;
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
W4
South Harv-it.
‘e
cough Colds. toluene. Bronchitis.
s Mensch-million!” (on men ,
on Meet, «trim. and cmy dim no! r c
throat. Lungs and Chest including Conscription
Speedy cud permanent. hard for fifty years.
FILES. RUMORS
Sent-In. line: I. Sal Rhona ell
Inn-coo! the a in and loud um cured by
FOWLE'S ”LE and HUMOR CURE.
w. noucLAs
$3 SHOE mm
It.“
d or bolt . tame.
uproot-r 23a..‘i.“.‘n.‘... colony
John Sohaub & Son,
Wuhlnxton Kern-t. smith Km- mu m fin
l“ E. S'lTliGES. chlpurt.
u :rrntmimln-t
the .lllrlllrtrlvr omit .. own. rlrntnm hm
m. ruulrvv for mu , ml .,.... . r
lrumml ldr-m-lr ,. .r . . n-lvrnuurm .
lone-Inga, mum at it yooeidni will lilll'l \Ir'vnf I to» 7.
«number who on well": or" I10." I r" u. n in N .1“
and Doll. II. vs. rrmlun F I! it ’1. Adnlrru ll nnv .
l3. 1‘. LI l‘ I ‘90, .Iufluln. Sol-e.
mm. . u
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
(levee tilted to nil compllrutod run (low
proud loom- round from member.» pioeol
old Icon. an electron guenulml hi0 churn for
touring eym
- «H... mm... . “w, H .M “w. .v-..,,..l
run he nmni or our I" "000'qu
"you”, and l‘wnurnhlir, by their 9
either no. mom or n men-l In their
own lmfllallflfll "Hertha; “an,
w an do the tooth. lee; rule-n
l‘e hunk. everything We um y mi. .\o rich. he an deut-
Iourmn moo. or all yum’ um. In on null. “lite lur
mly new radon-l hm.“ nommml mum runny neth-
em on «mt
fl mien?" ”Ll“ n Illinh Wen-Mule. ”uh
tyne» no» me you ' ”o to" here. Pol
W van. ’rllflzflm,hl In. lull»
on or to: MANUFACTURER.
"th melt IIlVlill.
Titanium mountains of tinny mum our:
aim It tune out for gun in In» dorm com.
“o '2’...,""t".l.:'.:‘ .l‘b‘i‘l‘l o'i'fifi'fidi
r no ,
berm b‘fllilhmlfllflfi.
Italy a“ hell (intricate.
F rank Boylston.
auto omnipresent
I'iflflb. _
.l. m“
' ration here.
L W The; 85: Hole Becomel
' Derringer!
worrisome “INSANE kernel.
“to II lie-ted by II" triads. Who Say;
n. n tilt-ply m and Pratt-ted by
o'erwor‘lomller Preunt Wit-minute
An still Kent 3 fluent.
Wronsntuue. P3,, Feb. at.-—'l'he report
lhet Anon Dickioeou had been removedto j,
the Denvilie insane asylum created n neu- i
with her sister Susan or. West Pittman for
route time post. Of into her health hue,
been in n precarious condition, and shellu'
been under a doctor’s care. For tunhtdyz
was insomnia. Though receiving the best:
of care no improvement in her condition?
has been noted. and at a consultation it
was decide thut u change of scene and ob
nolute quiet was the only hope the lady
bed for complete recovery.
’ Not in an Aeylum.
Accordingly the was removed quietly
to her home yesterday, but where she
has been taken her friends decline to say.
They emphatically declare, however, that
hitches not been taken to un insane nay-
lunt and deny that her mind has become
unhnlnnced.
Min-e Susan E. Dickinson said last night
that she would publish a statement of the
circumstances in a day or two that. will
effectually refute the idle rumors that. have
been circulated within the past few days
There wore many callers at the collagen!
the ladies, who came to offer their sym-
pathy. It is generally believed here that
Mice Dickinson ’3 pwetration ieduc to over—
work, and that tho attack is only tempo
an» blrhineol'o Corner.
Miss Dickinson in n Quakeress. and in
her girlhood dnye preferred scrubbing
Philadelphia doorstcps for smell remuner-
AKXA DICKINSON.
Her first prominent nppcumnm was M on
unti-sluvery speaker. Mina Dickinson was
an able but sensible exponent of woman's
rights. .
l'utii lrllll she bought school for niiving.
Next ehe mac-upied a position in the l'uitr-d
States mint. but was discliurged for a po
liticai declaration. in 1:132 she opoke on
the “National Crisis" in liostonmud in
that entire year, on election night ut Hurt»
ford.u reception wax given in her honor
and :1 gold which presumed to her.
Sulmnmcutly the Quaker lecture“ spoke
in (‘rmpor l'niuu. New York city, by invi
tntiouof tho l‘uion league, lu Witt 9hr
canvassed l’curmylvauia for (inventor Cur
tip, :1an her syn-wit before (Yulllll’t'rifi in ltltll
won her n national reputation, in 183'!
Miss ilickirtmrr left the platform forth!
surge.
8hr- llad it Butcher Il-lfo.
For six months it hm been plain to Miss
Dickinson's lriellok that she was losing her
mind. At times «he noted very queer. 0m
day robe Weill ton butcher shop and pur
chatted“) worth at rm-nt for to family of
four per-mus. (in another ouremiou till!
went to u pltutuirruph gullcry and bud her
pictures taken in several different menus.
Loud Saturday oho wc-nf lathe telegraph
0mm and sour titty teieumrm to prominent
public men.
(in Monday slu- becume no violent that it
true found nu'cmnry to confine her to a
roan. Thinruurh- her no nugry that she
drove her «tutor and guerrunt front the
house with u butcher knife.
The next morning alto entered her uieter‘r
bedroom and throw ulltho booke in her
librnry out of the window. Then, it to
laid, her friends notified Dr. Shullz, super
intendeut of the Dnuville asylum. nud be
instructed Minn llickinwn’u omendnnt to
bring her down on the lututruiu. When
Mien llicltinuou boarded the trnin robe
laughed heartily. and at once attracted no
tontlun. She mph-Med tho comluctor tc
echo! a marriage to the our telling him that
ohe mental in cm him ut once.
She uddremnl other woman to l’reui-
dcnl Morrison, Governor I'uttimu. fluv-
ernor Hill and other prominent Immune.
(love It in the Poor.
Miss llickinmn ho 50 you"; of age. She
gave all her worth it umly to the poor. Slit
bought propurt y for all the poor people for
mile: mound.
SHOT AT BRADDOCK.
lotion Altar of the Wire WorIHOM
Itrllter "tally turned.
llunurxxtu. l’n..l'rb. art-11 serious about
lug. etlrny bun mourn-rt at the Braddock
Wire works. A bod y of the strikers aunt
cred poet the works, and weanling to the
ltrlkem' outcry, netted the non-union men
whet kind of edey’e work they were torn-
ing out. The homer wen u volley from
the wmlrinttmcu'n mvolvore.
John liolxlny and John 'l‘relnor, two oi
the ct here. full and Wm curried array by
their tubules. who retmted out of range.
llolnluy one hit. on the forehead and in ex-
peotcdtudle. Trainer in wounded in the
elde and hisconditlou lecritlcnl. The wire
will then neeert that the ntriltere vme there
with mob intentions. The injured men
were removed to their homes.
George “plain in in u dying condition.
‘l‘rclnor one but dlghlly wounded. Three}
non-union men out in jail for the enacting. ~
’l‘heexcitaneut unions the etrlhere is in-
‘l‘o Mlle the turtle.
Miro Dickinson bu resided. mere
Ioorrothr. Pu. re». etuaecrotnry
llrldcoftbo United Mine Worlrm.
m with an nosed-mic yeah“
comer...“ . wheel
e
“.momm.
. , one; one
to
in
NM
«It
w for John anniv- “WM“
‘ ”tipping all! Ilebotod. >
WAMG'MI, Feb. lit—Under the rennin- .
lion adopted heretofore the home that at
to o‘clock. but the ottcndnhoe at the open-
ing was very email. not more than twenty-
llve members being present. A number of
bill- wcre passed. including senate bill for
the relief of the designates of tho late John
Roach. Debate on the shipping bill in the
committee of the whole wars then proceeded
with. and without dinpooing of the bill the
committee rose and the house adjourned
until 8 p. m. "
Mr. Cumming; (N. Y.) Mldrenood the
committee in ndvocncy of the billion tend-
ing to build up the American merchant
marine and to extend the American corn
e.
Mr. O'Neil flilnae.) entered his protest
against rep sage of a bill which pro
posed tot ”fibrin the tuxpnyen of the
country It itionul expense withouto
proportion rte recompense. it bud been
lurid that ihtmum bud discovered thut the
people liked to be humbugged. This bill
was the groom-s: humbug ever nttcmpted.
Mr. Fitch l.\'. limpwwd the bill. denying
that it would prove of uuy benefit to the
laboring mun. ,
At. the evening “casino the house in com-
mittee of the whole considered the general
deficiency nppmprintiou, hill. Mr. Sayers
('l‘cx.)rnm'ed to utr-ike odt the purugrupb
appropriating the necessary amount for
the payment of tin.- Pacific railroads for
services performed for the government.
Mr. Cruin i'l‘ex.) opposed the amendment
and declaring that the notion of the gov-
crttrueut in refusing u» pay the debts
which it ltud justly commuted would be
nothing short of mpudintion.
Mr. llnlzoll (l’nJ supported the proposi-
tion to strike out, rrddrnssing his remark:
espoeiully against the Central Pacific coru~
pnrty,uml own-ting that that company we:
not only insolvent but fraudulently in
solvent. After a cunnidoruble debate an
altercation (nook plucc between Mr. Cannon
and Mr. Fitbinn, in the count: of which
Mr. Fitbiuu solid that he would not have
his face published in the papers as the gen-
tlrruuu'n bud live“, to which Mr. Column
rctorted (but be had sufficient character tr,
defend him against such assomlls. Then
was much confusion in the house, but
ultimately the motion to strike out me
agreed tibial? to iii. The committee tin-n
rune nud the deficiency bill was paged.
In the senate the house mneudrncnt to
the direct tux bill wan laid on the table for
the present. The sundry crvii bill we:
taken up and a number of amendments
adopted. The bill was ‘ then prim-d and
the lr-gisiutive bill prowmuierl with, The
bill was read rapidly. Every time no
Iluetulnreut was touched the presiding oili-
cer announced in n perfunctory murmur '
thnt. tln-n- being no ulrjvctlnli. it was
agreed to. llllfl in this why llu- ill) pages of
the bill were rushed through in u very
short space of time. ‘
Mr. Sawyer ordered an amendment creat-
ing the other of fourth assistant post
muster general. Mr. I'lumb took ud-
vnntnge of the omendun-nt In make an
attack upon the ruurrngcuwut of the pom
office riepnrtlucul,declaring that be hurl
never visited that department lulelylml
that ho bud seen the beads of the deport—
moms reading the uewepnpens and other»
wiscleisun-ly (“sporting lllt‘lliri‘ll‘nfit, In
believed the olepurtmvnt mull-r Represent
ttttltlztm'ttlt-nl “oh I'Mrzn'ugdul rind char
unturned b) to luck of llilt'llllt'll to public
expenditures: Mr. Sawyer risionoied [in
department, but afterward withdrew his
mnvmiruvnt.
uu motion of Mr. t'nureron, senate bll'
appmpriurine Smut”!!! for 1: new mini
building ut l’ltlltldt'lplllu woes paused.
THE PEhINSYLVANlfii'S ANSWER.
The New lhttre Announced Arr- Slightly
Different from the out One».
l’rrr.~rcr‘r:u._ Pam. Feb. sir—At ll n. m
ropnwnrutivr-s of the gem-ml grievaun
committee All the Pennsylvania company":
erupluyos were roreivwl in (ivriernl Mun
nut-r \l'muis' ntlirv, After to brief wait tho
corrunittee was handed copies of lllt' mural
izutiun of operative pmttico~s~~tlw genera
ruuttuger'suuswor to the ricnmttdsnf tho
grievance mtumitma Without reruling.
the document the conirrrittov \oitiuin-u
and pnn‘t'wlrrl in the llorulrpturivrs of tin
general committee on “not street. The
new rntoumntuim-d in iivnvrul Manager
\l'mxh'urrsusr‘nrv but slightly duh-rum
from Home now on primers.
in tin- pumgrnpli n-wrrim; in lost foul.-
nr tin: olunmgmg of [nor-blurry. it lire» been
llreprm-th-o-tn virurgr- fur vouch nu Nulllt
lllvielullm uunllwrnt in» but. The rulr
to ywnoliu-vrnplnyl-s for rucli «bottom: by
nunywuniuu or ol'm'barxe in practically
therefore. :i low to! ln-r than or union,
The men mum in the lllllllt'l' of nit-.ulboiuf
tripe. Formerly tiwy rec. ivml nlmul half
time. They will. utter .‘lgti'lll l, rennin
lull freight tiruv. 'i‘lu-y twill-cl for ful,
through liliéwo'll;!‘,‘l’illlle. .\l the ltullneur
ly it full nth-minnow of the grit-mum: cont
miller in» present when the aperitif rout
tuitteo entered. ’i'but the olm‘uruditu won
received with olimruhl‘urrinu in lllllltH'Vi
dent from the mumo-unucw of the turn or
they left the bull Nu ru'tlnu mus taken.
'l‘iwmutuiirtw- will meet nunin today
The funding will proluibiy be nut-ruled by
(‘blel Arthur. of tin cranium-N; (‘hir-f .‘iurv
mm, of the llruruenmud Morrwuey. ol
the trnimm-u The committee will re
main in l'lttwburg for Mfl’l'l'ill day» and
will come the quculiun before they leave.
Nearly every one of the MC) members oi
the vmmnittoo buve received muueroue
letters from their reiqu'otivu orgnnimtlom
uruhm row L‘tllllllllllaa to adhere strictly to
the deumuol» mo prevented in the company,
end in xtio'k out to the hunt for the increm
tn mom-s purtirruiurl)’. The men say that!
the grin-ml mnunuer'u unswer given them
about hnlf what they asked for and in
y inflame,» the rules hove helm
cbuuged in the lutemta of the company.
(lent-ml Sumriuteudr-nt White, of the
unrthwmt eyutem of the Pennsylvania,
my»: ”\Ve have fully airmen-[the com-
plaints of the men in everything except
that cluune which relates to on lncrrnm in
women. They come to l'ltuhurg to action
IllV‘lll‘t‘, but they will go rowny disappoint»
ed. ldo not anticipate u airtime-time
mtoo many old lmmls on their commie
tee. All of thew men have Imutu the
service of the i'eumylvnnin for many
remand in fact huvv learned the bull-
nee» with it. They have more then ever»
Ill! intelligence, end they know thut we
could not afford to give them on inc-m
in wages." _ y y
nu Treasurer [futon drummed?
Wuhmmts. Fill. ”whither the pres
idem nor Linited Stem Tremor» Horton
will either ntlinu or deny the return thut
United States Treasurer button but
tendered his miguutlon. The imputation
prevails, however, thnlhe hue tandem hit
on.
re: rec-tile: "Acumen.
Wuhan“, fill. lt.-—~Werrnute to» the
minim on moot
Ion-m .
m
‘ . unease groomer. -
’ Horrible Scene at the Execution‘
of Murderer West.
THE ROPE SNAPI’BD LIKE TWINE.
Then the flu" Entangled Wrotoh Wu
awn-u on Again we. to: Mlnutu
Delay and I'iuully Luluucllod Into Eter-
nity—ill» lie-operate Fight for Life.
WASHINGTUK, Pa“ Feb. 1214):“: of the
most horrible scenes at on execution in
thin rotate occurredyesterduy afternoon,
when Murderer West woe hanged. West
bud not resigned himself to his fate in the
least. nud while he was being dressed for
the outflow fought the sheriff and his as:
oistauts like a demon. lie refused to assist
his cuptors in their work, and rolled about
upon bin bed until it seemed for n time as
though he would never be attired for the
ordeal. His struggle»- were so desperate
thnt he was lluuily chloroformed by the
sheriff. The moment in.- lost consciousness
his clothing was hurriedly pieced upon
him." Upon rwovering his; senses he raged
like u tiger because he had been outwitted
by the officers and resumed his old tactics.
He reiuswl to walk front the cell,und
scratched and hit at his captors like u wild
animal.
till-upped to a Ito-rd.
The sheriff snort devised to scheme by
which his desperate and unruly prisoner
'could be handled. A plnnk was brought
into the cell and West was forced against
it. He still fought wildly our] more chloro
form had to be used lit-fun: his body was
fictional to the plank, back down. Once
tied to the plank lie was helpless, but his
eyes sunprnrd uud be hit his lips with rage.
Still st rapped to the board he was curried
totin- wutlnlrl by the soberiil‘s moisturize.
He won still wrncwhut stupid and dazed
from the ell’ccls of the chloroform and soon
gave up the tight in despair. for he closed
his eyes and said nothing.
“’Ht'e Brother Had a Revolver.
Among the simulators was Basil West, to
brother of the condemned man. The
slierifi sighted him and suspecting that
Hamil ureant mischief. had him hurriedly
searched. . In his pocket was found or
H-culiber revolver, which was taken
from him. .-\~‘ he purted with the
Weapon he turned to the sheriff and said,
"I'm glad ynu‘got tlmr mm for you‘ve Nil‘l‘tl
me from committing to crime."
ll. “'35 an Awful Sight.
The noose was luotily adjusted about
his neck. the signal we given and the
drop fell. Then curtu- the Illlifil horrible part
of the whole horrible proceedings. For
some reruon the rope hurl not been properly
adjusted or was not naturally stmug
enough, for when the drop fell the doomed
man shot downward. the hope situpped like
a hit of twine. :mrl rho writhing body trim-
bled in a heap tn the curl it. where it showed
unruistnkuble signs of animation. .-\ yell
of horror burst from the crowd nt the ow-
ful eight.
The Body flanged Again.
The sheriff turned deathly polo,- but
hastily ordered his deputies hurting the
victim up cumin. They held the body cruel
and plucrol :urntiu-r rimm- about its neck.
'l‘hen;- wax u horrible delay of xix minutes
and thou the drop fell in: the M‘L‘Ullil tiuw.
Tin-bud) fl-llnuly um feet midrib-rope.
\Vlllt’ll Mulllt‘ll in he of pour quality also.
sin-trim! fully six inch» before the
strangling farm caused its rinwmrurd
shoot. it is believed. however, that life
Was almost extinct lh'rllrl' these-mud drop,
Finally West was pronounced dead. uud
the tortured crowd breathed rt sigh of re
lief nud ictt the liccllt! with binnched fuel-e.
llunil “'eet (iete thr- Ilruly.
The coffin hurl been previously placed in
the county superintendent's office. and
when tin-jury panned its verdict the body
was cut down. The body was given to
Bacall West. it was lukeu to his home
nuduillbr- buried on Friduy at Center-
ville.
“'lllhuu \l‘c-nl‘n Triple- Crime.
William West was convicted of murder-
ing Lhn’t‘lk'f~ull& 'l'iu- llt‘t‘li of ouch vie
titu wu» llrukril, iruiivutlug ironic-micro.~
strength. and rmnuspir-iuu on the port of
the fiction The uumcw»! the victims were
John t'rnucb and big rug-«l wife and their
llllln’rilr‘ll sun. unol they wen-slum .‘llly H,
row), on llvnriaysvillo
'l'lu- crirm- for which West Won hanged
hurl evidently been committed for mlrloery.
its the (french fumily wan wo-uithy and re-
ptrml to keep ('«vrrsirlemblo ruurwy in the
hrmw, 'l‘lre murderer. after killing his
victirm. bud leisurely musnckl-d the house
and tin-u stole away in the darkness.
William West bud been poor-u near the
Cruurh burnout-mi r. short time before the
bout win-u tlu- lrrruwly unis: linve been
allotted. utul wverul t'il’l‘llllhlllltl‘t'fi [minted
ltlhllilfh the murderer, llln reputation
was burl. On Muy l2 ln- hurl Went to Mu»
tourmuhclul'ity in companywilliuwhilo
woman rnurml Ann llrumlugu. ’l'bcy hurl
no money,
(in firm day “RM went in vixit loin pur-
outs. “ll” livwl Hill for from tlu- ('rnurb
form, llr rr-Hmml to Mormomulwlu f‘ity
on the nmrnim: of the ldtlr, and left with
the Mormon up the firm! trniu. llefurc their
lli‘lueru-v \\ mt «ll-.plnyml oumldembk
tummy \‘on :mnl tlwwmwm Went traced
to limo-r r . unruly :m'l urrP-«tml. Went wu
(Mllllr'l-‘ol ur 'lllrt'lll‘l' in the tirul degree and
N‘Illt'lll‘t‘ol in he lunged. The woman in.
room in row pcnirrutiury on on coronary,
llnny ill-rub unused.
l‘ZIllilir-ill'llll. Poe. i-‘eb. mwllnrry Morel»
wus bump-oi .vv-ucrluy roller-noon for the
murder of {dam James. When the whoriff.
miutmrr and jury appeared at Mnrsh'ncell
unolnullliwl him that everything we» in
renrlimw- fur the execution hr- would he who
ready. ftlftl walked to th» unllme support»
ed o-irln-r Sltll' by the oherill [Hill the minio-
her. lie litmttiiml the mllnwn with It firm
”ovum! out down on n choir while his
epiritunl ml v inor nib-ml u hem-diction. lie
limllt‘ll giumiy pale, but nonuuged to with-
mnd the ordeal without Iliuchlug.
Sorry for Ill. (lune.
lie mode or brief speech stating that he
one sorry for the crime; that he hoped to
nuclei! in inc-oven. and that he won with
ingte pity the woolly. He then untapped
on the imp door and the sheriff notion-d
theetrnw. lie tltcunld in a loud "rice,
“Don’t you fellow-r,” (meaning the newspa—
perturb) “send out my false repute."
After bidding the ulterifl noodby the
reporter ndjueted and the drop fell. lie
twitched violently several time» end then
lung motionless. Relatives removed the
body to Penis, Cleortleld county.
m 11ml Illinois Mica.
Snowmen. ilk. M. inn-durum-
ieu were taken for United m senator.
uh reuniting in till who form.
I'll ohm
Mild“!
I um ‘
“VIA
We“ Democrat. Aurore bl lilo»,
" Action In the larder: flatten
tun-norm, Conn... Feb. 27.-—~Tll° follow, ,.
lug letter ha been forwarded by the Demo):
erotic managing committee in the Mill“! I ; 7
Governor Bill in mcogultion of his action
ignoring Governor Bulkeley: '
marrow. Donn. lob. ea.
Ron. D. R Hill. Governor of New York; ‘ ,
Dun Slit—NIB. the member- of‘tho commit. _ ‘ ‘
loonppointed by the Domanrntiu side of the
of ro‘preeeuutivoe to [nerd the interest:
of annular-tee for the different state oiliceu
eluted in November. our, hereby deetreto em
precotoyou our npmordntiou of your mun],
and Democratic action in refitting to rent tlu
moment for roquioitiou papers made upon you
by evaorornor Bulkeley, now and for m
time put wrongfully oxen-dainty the french“
of governor of this state.
The letter is signed by Albert Walker.
Hartford: 1’. J. Markley, New Britain:
John P. Henly, Window: Locks; Charle- 0.
Root, Waterbury; Hobart ‘L. Hotchkilu,
New Haven; [innit-l Callahan. New Huron.
and W. L. Judd, leitl'llllc‘d. .
Governor Bill Will Not Reply.
ALBANY, N. Y., Fob. 27,—A United
Press reporter asked Governor Hill if he
intended tomoke any reply to Governor
Buikcley's letter in the matter of the one
tradition of Furriun. ,"No," he replied, “I
shall trike no official notice of Mr. Bulkor
ley'x communication. .lir. Builzcley evi'
denliy regards his usurpation of the ofllce
of governor our a joke. So Mr. ’l‘bayer, the
recent Republican governor of Nebraska,
likewise thought it was a joke to retain
possession of tire oflice ten days after his
term had expired, but he wns obliged to
surrender. There were many Republicans
also in rum who thought it was a joke to
count out Samuel J. ’l‘ilricu in the electoral
votes of three ethics. and there were some
who tlmugirt until last full that it was a
good jnkr- to Eritrea-re the Republican ma'
jority in fln- house of n-prtsrrutntives by
arbitrarily vjr'clitig right or nine legally
elected llcmm'ruts,
"The fm'o- of the returns in Connecticut
showllml .lrl<ii.:e Morris butt on clear ma-
jority our the other candidates and was
leguliy elected. He has taken the oath of
ofllce, and is rm: only gnr‘errmr de jure but
de fut-tn, Who-u requisition papers are pre-
sented in me l mu. limit-Y the constitution
and tin- burs, the min» judge of their suf—
ficiency. l mulol not ruuslsteutly r8003?
nizeu [\‘llucai for extradition sigucd‘by
‘Johu Jones, gnVo'l‘lit'tr of l’eurinylvuuiu,r
und i can no more consistently recognize
to request signed by Morgan C. Bulkcley,
governor of Connecticut.‘ who has no more
title to the office of governor of Connecti-
cut than John J one-s has to that of governor
of Penusylvauim There is no disposition
on my gun that New York shouidbemade
it place if refuge fur ( ‘nnna'rticut criminals,
but even that hardship will not compel me
to recognize an temper. if Mr. littlkeley le
soapprohonsiw about the criminals leuvv
int; his stub: be (ram very es'nil)’ prevent it
by getting out of the office which be illegal-
ly amourm-u to bend."
Anotbor Chum-r for Governor Illll.
llts‘ur‘uv. Conn. Fri). '5.~-Steps have.
already bevu taken by tlrw (official-o here to
make application for rrrpmitinrr papers in
the also of John W. Stillxiln. charged with
stealing ll horse and carriage from the
burn of William 'i'bumpmn on 'l‘ursuluy
night. and who Wu» :u-rwh-rl at Brewster
flllll now lies in the mumy jail or Carmel,
X. Y. ll i~ [it"tlillllll‘ that requisition will
not be gainful by lim'ormnr' Hill. :0" he re
fun-d to issue pap-m in the rats.- of Pardon,
the Waterbury burglar, Ii thin isthe case
it is said thr- priwmrr will undoubtedly be
bmuxht in ('nltliu-o‘tlo'tli without u reunifi-
tlnu. and tin- Hilli'r.’ win» hrin':u blrn acrose
1h.- lim- will only rrpuu Hm L-rttut' Bulkeley
m romeo a turn]: llnll to bow him (the 0f-
fiver: taken ism-k in New Yuri»; flute.
ms PRESIDENT'S Ci-rorcs.
.\ Large Lin of Nomination» Sent lotto
Scuttle.
\\‘.\.~‘»lltN(‘-‘tn.\‘. Fob. :37.-—'l‘he president
hm sent in the wuuleilu- following nom-
inations: John .\. Alliltthflll. of Kansas,
to be nucnt and cormil general of the
Unitwlsmtcs at Cairo, Egypt. Truton
Beale-,of California, to be minister resi-
dent nucl t'ortsul Home?!“ of the United
States to l’rflln. Bernard 1;. Farr-ago!
Mismurri. m lll‘ ris~i~tum tn-ruurer of the
l'uitml States at St, leotliw. .‘du. To be con-
Sills of the l'nitmlfit:uo.. allow M. Ayers.
of Ohio). ill l'nrr; W. W. Apporson, of
Karma. :ll \"n-m l'ruz: 5. H. M. Byers, of
lawn, of St. Hull; l'. l‘. "mum, of Iowa,”
Lu flurry m: ii. )1. Hard. of New Yorker
Clifton, Huh; .l. W. Lure. of Sebrauka,
at. Sun Salvador; It A. icitlrrup, of Nevada,
at ilriaml; .i, V. 1mm. of i‘r-ruwyivania,
at Florence; S. \iv-rrill. of Miami-humus,
at .lr~rrt~':ilrrro; .l. l‘I. Neill. Hf .‘vlulue,nt$t.
Stephen. .\'. it; w. .~'. Stanley. of Wm.
strum l’irimt. S. 5.; lhlruuud Show, of
lndiuu ’l'i-rrirury, ul .lnilnr‘um.
Pmtmuntcrs: .llaim'» F. E. llwinal If
Mechanic Pulls. New ll:ornp»~loire-~.l. G.
Jewell. Luv-min. \‘u-rnmufwvfi. ll. Blake,
Sworn-on, llrtmm-hum-tb.»\l'. A. Bartlett.
Stmwluunzl'ynn Knox. Pointer. Rhoda
lulrm-i S, if ('l’lrva \Vr'«fl'l'l)‘. New York
«~l". N. Munro. 'l‘ru): .lnbu llnrvoy, Irving-
ton. i'onmylvsmiu .l. .\. Noisli, Hunting-
ton: ll. l”, .‘rLlllfr. lhwlfcml: (LILSInllll.
“'ritzlrfkoillr-
‘1
Iran-lo» llml for John shny.
.\.~ur'uv l'nrzn. N, .l.. Full. 27,—An in-
quest WM hold no tlml flunk in throne of
Mrs. Nomi filmy, \\ rm mm lwrtteu lo death
by her hit-olmml. John filmy. Wituemee
testified «with: filmy juror» uprm his wife
“noun-mim- llo‘dl null mulln-ut her. Dr.
A. A. .lrumrnn-z untitled that be burl per-
formed llu- nor/g“; nml fmrrnl the right
broom rru~luv l i", mmn rlw luring-t null eix
rib-o lrrnlu-n, ’l‘iw fury r ‘zvivrvvl ll Verdict
llm! the vl'uzimlo\ ‘lv'n‘ in wow ratified by her
hunlmud‘n l llllt‘ll' r.
'Iln- lillluH-i rtmruml with murder.
f'nr.rwu‘~, u, lo'vl» ‘2? ‘f'nl'nmvr [knife
lnqttwf user fln' lwllrwrf “1 h "0ng
and Horizon f. ~'v~'~- .u mulled in n rer-
dll‘l llml lllr . r. or ile "lolly rllmt by
Willow, l l. :: wit-lo be worn ”feloni-
omly. «luv, - ‘ .. r'lr pmnmlltutionnnd
luuiirv cfm' . . i all. cultural in wit
u mp- ,Xrl. ,r. 1104mm with intent ll) kill
null mm- i~ r3 The jury finds that (inborn
men Mr M l'nlrick J. Elliott, who"
able-Ii urri :m-tb-l in the murder hyhh
lirn‘lwr. \i‘riimm.
’llw Implant at Jonurrmo.
JfiAKM’iLH; Pm. l‘eb. 21M ‘rmmernuh,
oanrlmu «minty. and bin lorry. m
Iliad by gttivim, rule-mi thrill fatal Ill
yretrrdny am a tom of instruction.
climber lit-mm ruling evlllettce taxi-y. All
the euniwm one doing an "numb!
"parent. ‘l‘lu- mm mu probably he 1.
Wed lo tit. Luke‘s hospital Sunday.
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bill willhe introduced in the our“
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