Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 17, 1891 · page 2

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, wk, entitle of Men’s, Bo s” and Children’s Clothing.
”a line of Genilemens Furnishings. ' .

 
 
 

,7 ’B'Suita show advanced styles, superior workman
aultleea fit. Every garment in our stock is repre-

ta true value. Our, assortment is new, and the en-

, manufactured for the Spring trade.

L I .

Suits Equal Custom Made.

are showinga large line of Men’s BusineasSuits, in

curl.Cgtawnys, which we guarantee will please the must
*‘ly,:aud every wearer of our Clothing is assured the

ill flat the lowest prices. The Boys’ and Children’s

surprisingly handsome, from new and novel designs,

..~ , arcade and tnmmed in the same workmanlike manner
A torizen all our Clothing.

 
 
 
 
 

’d’e'avor to have complete in every respect. Come and
, whether you with to buy or not All will receive the
' friendly greeting, and all treated equal at

35.31015 on core
WASBIIGTOI STREET. SOUTH lORWALK.

TCOFIELD & H6¢T

 
 
 

 

 

 

Irriohed inventory and received our new spring stock, we are prepared
patrons of South liorwoih some big borgotuo.

DRESS GOODS.

88 inch Plaid. Iflc a yard. to: ular price 180.

ID inch Platd FDIIIHQI, 250 a yard, regular price 85c.
ill inch Plaid Serge, 86c a yard, regular price 42c.

40 web All Wool Serge, 58¢ a turd. regular price 85c.
15inch All Wool Henrietta. 70.: a yard. worth 85o.

floor run. we or sum IiEliltlBWAil arm serous
' LADIES’ HOSE.

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

I“ Stripe. We. worth lac. East Bloch. llc. worth 150.
Fr! , it; worth ”e. Pant Bloch. ”e. worth “a.
,/ Mb Q Angeli-I, ”.2. worth 40o. Smith & Aogell’e, 85o worth Ibo.

 

_ ,canDREN's HOSE.

Fart Bloch, Ribbed. 5 to lo. lilo worth Mn.

Fast Blue . Robbed. I to 10. lilo worth I“.

G oy loud. G to 10. tile worth the

'MBlack, luoiou Dye. hi to 0}. Me, worth We.

GENTB’ HOSE.

Bromine Bali Hoar. lilo worth Ifle.

Show Knit Hall at». .6 worth ”a.

hot Blncb'Drooprd maul. 18o worth Ir.
Build Moved flail Bose, filo worth we.

wdlaotpermltorto mention tho loony bargains ws bomber among
are

All Linen Toweliug, its per yard.
Gram do per pair.
hadte.’ memento. lie per due a.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

*7 Washington Street. loath Norwolh.

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heat from the stove our window.

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government Mr. Blaine alao iatormod it
that the president had charged them-
cncrol hulaiana to takoctlsetivsmoao-
urco to the Italian populationod
fl ”:5 “”‘Wa‘m “my;
ca. a, to Wet on to
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convey 3:1; unmissable government's
roger. tooay t trnatod that. or
aresnlt of explanations. the friendly re
lotionsexlstlngbctwe'sn Italy and Amer-
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Italy could no loch Ila-ago.

Itisstatodthatovdorsworaglvouyestoo
dayto suspend the directions previously
givoufordlmlniahlug the active force at
thenavy. The Baron dl ‘Broccbctl, naval
attache at Parigoays that the Italiou navy
knowonooftheilnest lnths world, and
eouIdcosin block entrance to the ladi-
terrauoantoony power except Frauen or
England. while sending swift sailing
cruiseratoeveryoeeautopreyonthocomo
mauoiaaeoomy. Aarotheltalianeom.
moreo.itis lorgelycontinod to the Hedi.
terranean.

ltaolo boar was Responsible.
Waamtto'ror, March 17. —

Blaiaestatod at midday that thorowoso
no new developments in Indiana troubloo
inflow Orkous. lie had not roeoivoda
reply from Governor Nicholle. of Initial-
ana, to his telegram of Sunday night. its
was in receipt of numerous telegrams
from Italian societies and prominent Ital.
iaoathroughout thoeountry in regard to
the matter. «idencing tho deep feeling
and interest the killing had aroused in
thiamt . OnaIIhauda in oillciolcir-

expressed cir~
ohindieate the United fitatoacaoaotin

anyway_bo held responsible forthsklll-

rarely a Local Police matter.
Itispurvlyapollcsmattorofstotejuria-
dietioa.aadifanyludournit isdttuaadsd
ittatrstbofroarthottato. domaadof
oouraswilleomefroia the Italian
moat through its miniatsr noidoat.
transmittoatothe governor“
through t ltatc Wt. That
tbsdlplemstiemhbutltwllluotiaaay
wayoomstltthsllnltodiltatoatothapay-
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thatths extermination“ secret

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but 83' Tutti. March ll.-Auotbcr chapter
‘ . cruelly fnlloi mystery and speculation..

a, trendy when the body at “Fred Evans,”

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back.

bislifa. Caruooalaosaidthatltocel

tabolongedtotheordor.
hfany ltoliaua whowcre under the Mada
honoradelightedat Saturday’s uprising.
andsaythatthellanowillnowhebrohen
up. Even tho italian consul received a
lottorthroatanlaghlminc’oso ho didnot
aadstingattingthoaccuaedofl.
Governor liteholls' loply.

grsmfromGovornor Nicholle stating that
anwuquiethNewOfleanaaudthat he
wouldroplytoths secretary‘s dispatchra
oolvodfiundaynight by lotterwitha long
oaplonotioaofthellaila troubles lnthot
city.
Ono Juror Iay (batons.

GovernorNicholIssontan-nawntohoe»
aotorylllsinelastnight. He reiusadto
mahoft public until notifiedthattbesee-

. Thomas
W”..:t..‘fa‘t""°"‘“‘“
i’tontprlaonto attorney’sodios
oadwaseloostodwiththatodlcialforsomo
time. It is genenlly believed lcChristal
hasmadoaconfoosion lathe matter,but
theolllcialodoelioo to state the nature of
thalllataincaawiththepriaouor.
rad-go. wan. Patterson.
Tholallaianotdoad. W.B.Parkeraon,
chairmanoi the committee of safety, re-
ceived the following note. purporting to
comeme smoother of the Iainrocioty:
Tooadomcdman andOod Amitycaat save
you. Wehaveltswora. Ourcotnradosyon
mnrderedaudwokillyouandyoufamily. You
wfll be poison. The stylsto will do for the
'1‘.

Neither 3dr. Parker-on nor hiafrionb
aroat all concerned about the throataof
the anonymous writer. Mr. Parkatoou
aldhewaa proud of one thingand that
waathat no violence was visited upon the
innocent Italian ruidenta of the city.
Saturday he was the best friend the ital—
iattahod inthia city. lie had prevented
thorn from being abused or maltreated.

One word from him would have been
suflciont to inaugurate a warupou the
race, an intense was the feeling. lie re-
garded what had been done asaaolornn
duty.dlatostoiultoallgoudcitiasns,buta
duty, neverthelesa, which the dire use.
altyof tho situation required to he por-
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3“. Wright, the companion of llnttiugcr.

 
 

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W Unbeaten-or carols at the
’ Toni lea the tilted tltwuttat‘tho
-' Astor Ito-rd to low rerun-mo

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wa‘ooddodyoaterdaytotho Staten Island

the young Englirbman who committed
suicide in the Actor House on the night of
‘M 8, wouldentillod as William Wright.
the missing brotherln—Iaw of Carl llut

“may." as Wright lantado hy,Guatat
Ken and Denial Hamilton. who bothkuew
mus Wright. and by Undertaker Daily
and others who believe ill“ the younn
man whose body was found on the morn-
ing“ Feb. 8 in his room in theater
Houaoiouone other than the companion
of the murdered roan.

An examination of “Ryans’” clothing
andperronal clients .will today probably
establish or destroy the identity beyond a
doubt.
- A bloat Hyaterloua Crime.

Rot since the famous Maxwell-Prelim
trunk-murder mystery of St. Louis or th;
more recent BirchnllvBenwell tragedy at
Niagara Falls have We bad it murder or .
ditllcult to comprehend an that 0! Carl

gagged, was found in the water near Tot
tenvllle. 8. 1.. last Wednesday.
War the Dead Marry a Dummy!

Although the police have labored dill-
gently in every direction for: five days they
are practically ;'o nearer a aolutiou of the
mystery than they were on the clay when
the body was identified. But right hen
ariaea the pomiltlo doubt as to whether,
after Iii, Carl lluttinger in the dead man.
lf.aa has has scum-rated. a new “n'rave
yard luaumnce" swindle is about to be un-
earthed. tin-n itzisr possible that the “1351'
ports and other means of identification
were carefully stowed awoynpon a dummy
and that Ruttinger and his brother—iu-luw.
Wright, are in hiding until the insurance
is paid. ’ '

Aw Extraordinary Tangle.

This theory, which the police generally
concede, is the explanation of Perrin ll.
Sumner-’5 varied and frantic identifications
of ' the mythical James H. Edgar. in weak
in the fact that in all of Ruttingcr'a inane
luccpoiicieahis wile la mode the boo-til
ciary. Notva lundon corvettpontlent has
discovered that Buttinger and his wife
have been on unhappy tome and finally
separated last snmrrrr. It is scarcely
likely. therefore. in view of these ruptured
relations. that any inert more swindle is in
progreaa unless the plot be indeed adcep
laid one.

An laoapiicahlo situation.

lf.then,itis fair to presume that the
body found of! the Staten ahotnk
really that of Carl Ruttinger, there is int
modiately presented the moat eatraortli»
nary tangle of inexplicable facts which
have onalrrotulod any murder mystery for
many yearn. Attire wry threshold of the
iuveatigntion the defect trust are brought ti:
o Itomlatill by something which no pinusi
ble hypothesis can explain. This in the
undoubted fact that Rottinger'a body bud
been in the. water-only a few days. although
he diamppcaretl some six weeks before it
was found.

And it is shown by Gustav Non, the
Fifty-eighth street boarding house keeper,
that the body wore the More linen collar
that Buttiogcr were when he went away
on Feb. '2. Now, when was linttinger
during; all there weeks between Feb. 2 and
the tires his body wax thrown into the
water? That he was not alive and about
is evidenced by the tact that his collar was
the more no the one worn on the day of his
dlaawearanm. Iiesirlea this. Ruttinger
is traced by the tickets found in his pocket
to a point near where the b r.ly was found,
and he certainly could not have lived in
concealment for any lab-4th of time in the
vicinity. '

'flle Dlatrlcl ittoruey “allotted.

Dietrlct Attorney Fitzgerald is himself
fully convinced that the "Fred Krona"
who rcglutenui at the Astor Home at w
a. In. Feb. 3 in identical with William

Wright wan auppowl to have left his
hoarding home to this city for Boatmr
Feb. t. Ruttinger rmmtlnml larhlnd. and
on the following titty went out in the morn-
ing. at was his contour.
That talus evening. about 8:3) o’clock,
according to the ferry wllpona found in hit
beta after death. he must have been in
otterrvillo in company with name other
person It was lulu five hours later that
the young man now nitppoaoil to be M“.
led at Wright entered the Artur Honor
and nglatrtod on Fri-d Evans. The district
attorney said that he believed Wright wont
toTottcuville with lluttinmrmoinmittod
oraosiateii in committing the murder. and
then went to the Actor House and took his
own life in a fit of remorse.
The 'I'olltalo Photograph-
‘I‘bonewlvsa of o numlarof amateur
”armpit. found among Rottiogoe'a
€sdoetaworo what that suggested to tho
dhtrict attorney the idea that wow and
Evans were one and the some person.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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chow and ‘nt be
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name Prod Evans written
strain. a. norm
Wright'o hamlwrlttug,
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r. took the morgue photo
graph up to lion’s hoarding bouts. , Mr-
and Mullen audallthemomhersofthvir
houreholdldeutided the dead than as their
former boarder. William Wright.

Think Rattlagor Killed Wright. ‘

moon. March ll.--Tbe ulativcs of Carl
Emanuel Ruttiuger are strong in their
conviction that it is Willie Wright whobaa
been murdered. and t Ruttinatr has
made oil with tbemoney right is known
to have taken to America with him.

He induced Wright to go with him, and
thougbthslotter is known to have had
more than some in money about him, the
two men traveled second class, to that their
names did not appear on the usual. pas-
senger list of the City of Chicago.

T0 DEFEND JOHN L.

 
 

Actor Harrison Travels from Tuna to
‘ Defend Ilia Yellow star.
Nawanx.N.J.. March ll.--Duncan B.
liar-risen arrived here last evening from
Galveston. Mr. Harrison explained that
his object in leaving his company was to

defend his friend John L Sullivan. The

Newark Lodge of Elks wt“i this evening
investigate the charges ago stthopuglliet
actor. Exalted Ruler Quinlan suspended
Sullivan some months ego on several spe~
clal charges, among them that Sullivan
kicked Harrison. knocked down a reporter
and struck a hotel hell boy. and on charges
of conduct. unbecoming an hilt.

Actor Harrison said he felt at a great in~
convenience to himself and his company,
but felt impelled to do it in justice to his
fellow star. Harrison grew indignant so
be defended Sullivan to a reporter. declare
ing that while he was no saint he was a
much maligned man. He pronounced every
one of the charges false and said he could
prove it by ntlidavits he had in his posses
eion.

 

Another lynching Threatened.

Wtcmra. Kan. Mani: 17,—Tbe jury in
the Camelio Lopez murder trial brought
in avenlict oi murder in the aecond de-
gm. There is general condemnation
of the vcnlict. as the killing was
most cold blooded. The murder 0e.
curred last January. Lopez attempt-
ed to unearth a colored woman, who
run to a neighbor's for protection. The
Mexican followed, knife in lmud. and
springing intotlre bed where the woman
had taken refuge with a negro named
Dobbo and his wife, he first tiiacmhovreled
Dobba and then so seriously stabbed the
two women that for a time their lives
were «impaired of. The uogmesarogroat-
iy excited. and threaten to lynch Lona

The State Owno Iturzard’s Bay.

‘v'asmxol'os, March l7.——'l‘he case of
Arthur Manchester vs. The State of Meat.
clmsetts, involving the jurisdiction of that
state over Bumnl‘e boy. was decided by
the supreme court of the United States in
favor of the validity of the statute under
which jurisdiction is claimed. The can
come to the auprcme court from the rupe-
rior court of Man. ‘ _ t». Arthur Man-
chester, a citiaen of ode island. engaged
in the menhadeu fishery under a federal
license. was arrested under a law oi the
commonwealth prohibiting twining within
the waters of the utote, and bringing Bus-
anrd‘s bay within the state boundaries.
Manchester. when arrested, was fishing
with puree seine: at. a point in Blizzard’s
hay about one and a quarter miles from
headland to headland.

 

Bradford's Defaultm Bole-ad.

“animus. Ont. March 17.——A couple of
friends of Rich and Robinson. the alleged
atmomlm from Bradford. Pa, have ar-
rived from Bum-lo with themh necessary
to pay creditoro oi the prisoners. They
brought with them ammo, and the credit
on were paid their claims on the basis of
forty centaon the dollar. Rich and Bob-
luoon were liberated from the county jail
in the afternoon, and in company with
their wives will proirtbly go to Germany.
whither they were bound when arrcetotl
here some weeks ago.

 

Want Troops for Canada.

‘I‘oaoztro. blotch 17,—The Ottawa eco-
rerpondout of The World says he hears
that the government is being urged to ash
LordSallnburyto station in Canada live
to ten British regiment», quarterlng them
at llaliiax. Quebec, Montreal. Toront
Winnlpcgond Vancouver. ”It iaargued,"
soya the mmpondent. “that the presence
ortheoo rcglrneute in Canada would do
more toput down the annexation gang
and putaehock totheir conspiracy than
anything else."

 

The Trial of Reporter Kincaid.

Wmums. March 11.-'rho trial of
Charm 3. Kincaid for nbootlng
tentative 'I‘nulbne, of Kentucky. was sat
down for yutertlny in the criminal court.
When the case wan called. counsel for‘tho
detonre asked for a eontlu trance owing to
the absence oi material witnesses. Later
Inthsday thorium adjournedfurtbe‘d‘a‘yI
when the alldavite for t
bspresentedond further action taken on
a motion to postpone for a wool.

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to» raw Mar Mar, tuna;
Vacancies, claret: pith—Bowman.
dent Porter has forwarded a letter to
Wright Holcomb, of New York. chairman
o! the special committee, on apportio , lb
mentaml enumeration. in which he dealer
thosta‘tement remrtodto havobecnlultde
by W. Hell. Spoor, Hayor Grant'a print!
locmtary,thats tellers! olden holdorbad
told him that some of the enumer‘ation
sheets of the New York mans were taken
lollioldmill in Washington soon after
they were sent from New York eityaud
burned or destroyed in come way; that
theorlglual schedules allowed New York

to have a population of 1.63441», and that The

no duplicates had been made toreplace
the ones destroyed.
It dhonld Be Corrector].

Mr. Porter also dmlss Mr. Spoofs state-
ment “thathla informants were employer
of the census oillce and would be willing
to testify to the fact of the destruction of‘
the schedules if scoured that they would
not be discharged for so doing."

The superintendent said that if Mr.
Spccr‘a testimony was even capableof such
acoustruction it should at once he corL
rooted.

lint a Single Sheet boat.

The notoment is untrue in every partic-
ular, and not one of the enumeration .
shooter were destroyed. 0f the 18.0““!!!
achcdttbo received not mofthcm, hesays.
has been lost. mislaid or destroyed.

 
 
 
 
 
 

portintho SLPatrlck'a" ”

as spectators. In tho .
Ileana Harrison and O’Connor.
Tipperary .county' Wm
visiting delegation“ will “find
peraryCotmty Mm'fim, . .
atGIaroodonbnll. The otherswill
the ball or the Sixty-ninth walnuat
Tammany hall. :- ‘

no lrlalo Pulse at Item
1308103, March 11,—Proxniacut ,
ofthiacitya‘oytheyhavollld oo .. ,
election with the Parnell sum _ no ‘
thought they will come here‘ ' .
general feeling in against 7 ,
under present conditions. ‘ 'l'hoa‘e .
to say that if the difficulty m, '
factions is settled, Irishman of ’_
will subam'be liberally, to'th'a
they always have done. "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THE NEWS IN BRIEF.‘

It... 0! Inherent GM Ml

from Varloaa “use. ' ‘
' 'l‘heaupreme conrtof the Um
hbaadvancedthecaaesoflugitv‘t’indl ,
involving the legality of the Now?
abetrocution law, for the
“Monday in April next. Ill : ‘9
case the court made citation
counsel for Jugiro to appear,
court to argue the case on tile,

mu. Auditor name,” are.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

Wishes to Know Their Nantes.

Mr. Porter requests that the committee
insist upon divulging the names of cm-
ployea of the census ofiica making the
charges. and that he will accept the condi

tion not to discharge them for telling any. ‘

thing they may know of the matter. and
further says that he will send the persons
immediately to New York forexarnlnation.

 

Ilay Proaeeute lolltor ‘Pamr.

T030510. March Iii—It launder-stood the '

government is considering what it shall do
with such men as Edward E'arrer. A firm
of Toronto solicitors have been at work in;
tailgating his conduct. and several days.
ago they advised the government that as
the law now is there would be no difficulty
in securing his conviction on a charge of
high treason. Whether the government will
go this for is to be determiner]. Any pun-
ishment that may be meted out to them
will be of the nature of banishment rather
than of confinement.

 

A Fodder Famine.

HALIFAX. 5'. 5.; March iii—The abort-
age of hay and straw. resulting from the
short crops of last season, together with
the severity of the winter, has caused a
fodder famine in Prince Edward’s island,
andunleaa extraordinary relief measures
are taken huge numbers of cattle will die
of starvation. It is congested that the
Prince Edward's Island government take
masonic obtain a supply from Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick, where it h
abundant. and sell it at cost price.

To Shut Down In June.

Iv‘rxoLsr, 0., lurch l7.—-AI a moetmg'
tithe Western l-‘liut Bottle association, at
which thirty-four out of thirty-seven foo
tori. in this port of the country were rep
resented. it was decided to clone down
Juno] instead of July I, as heretoforc an
nuanced. and to remain closed for three
months instead of two. This is for the
punrow of maintaining prices and detour
ing the efforts of weather]: jobber-s, who, it
is said, have hostile designs against the as—
aociatlorr.

 

Bodies on the City of Blob-o...

82w Your. March I7.»The steamboat
City of Richmond. which we.» burned and
oeuttlod at her pier. hasbccnraiaed. 0n
inspecting the Hamel two bodlca, burned
almost beyond recognition, were discov-
ered. They are supposed to he the remains
of Samuel Lambert and Harry Lawrence.
colored, who have been miaoim; since the
night of the tire.

Tapper May Repreaorrt (Ia-Ida.

Ottawa. March l7.——-‘I'bo government
organ hero. speaking with authority, rays
that Sir Charles Topper will repreaont
Canada at tho optima-hing oogotiationsat
Washington. while with him will be asun-
dated Sir William Whiteway on behalf of
Newfoundland and lion. Joeeph Chara
herlain as the representative of the British
government.

The California lioudloek.

Sacnatltxro. ('ai.. March tl.-.\Ionday'a
ballot for United States senator resulted:
Eater-,1”; Defining. 24; Fulton. I-l; litan—
charrl. illzl’erhina. I; \Vettnore, 1. Think
a not gain of three for Katee. The gain of
one for DeYoung and one for l-‘elton in
only apparent. being due to increased at-
tendancc. The ttvclltyvttfl) Democrats
peanut voted for John 1’. Irish.

 

 

 

.‘(o )Iorr Faun-ml Iluloglea.

Awasv, March it...“ the nweting of
the Albany Ministerial interrelation there
was a heated diminution upon the (location
of delivering Ntlwg'n-M u' funeral». and it
waslmlly ilu‘ldvzl to abandon hereafter
any attempt at eulogiea at tunnels. The
action has caused much nurprhte.

The Pennsylvania Billiard Tourney.

Piranha. March 11‘.»le billiard tours
lament tor the championship or the state
zoned last night. John Cline. of Phila-

lphia, and Hurry ucoehomd

yodths opening more. liooch’srtwoa
aacucooifliioflii’arw.‘
mmwmw
Ito-walla; Will Julia Pillsbury.

locum“. march 17.“th- new:
Browning will have for Plttslmrg this
work. and will alga a contract to play with
aid-ratios M to rem w

 

department, haspamcdfzdvorably, ' “ n”, I
claim of New York statelorthorafu’: u,
about two and a quarter millioua, III
largest claim ever audited in the m.
tlreantount ofdirect taxoa our» late
under the terms of the new law. :

The statistics just completed show that}
61,425 emigrants left Ireland in I”, W
an annual (hereon $9.55. The number . "
‘thatwentto the United States is tall.

againstdi‘l’fifib four years ago. - \

The Republican state control committee
of RhodelalandhasnominatodflenryA. v
Stratus, of “mole, {or lieutenant m— "
enter-in place of LymauB. Golf, who‘do- vi:
clined.
Jimmy Galvin has becrnhrelened bytllo
Pittabnrg ball club. e magma-rt
wanted Galvin to play for It.” the corn-
ingooason. but Jimmy windward ‘ '
upon being refused the veteran pitcher
was released at his own request.

Judge John R. Brady. the oldest and
one of the most distinguished ’ of
the supreme court in New York city. dict]
suddenly March in at hishome in the Han-
over apartment house, 2 East Fifteusth
street. The «use ofdeath wasthe rupture
of one of the blood vowels in thebraln,
resulting from Bright’s disease.

Arbitrators between France and Great
Britain on the Newfoundland queatiut
have been designated, and the control-la
will alt in Brussels. '

It is intimated from Iondon that‘the
trial (I SirWiIIi-m Gordon “ ill
the baccaratmewill result in his receiv-

ing an apology and dam
i Acotnmiosioncrhto anthem“
New York legialaturo to urge lb “0
priation of money for the World's» in
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no Navy's 33 [more _
Wasnrxem.uoreh 11,—1tot dooa‘ zone
Samoan disaster bae‘ouch timb-
cauaed to the American navy laud
Saturday and Sunday. Three M are
now ashore along the coast 01W

Vineyard—tho Galena, the Nina u the
Trina. A diqrateh from " ,

wander Bieknell. in W; a: - the ,
Galena. statoa that the (Bobs ‘ In

rudderpoet audpartof her keel. Hoot?"
pruned the hope that the Nina would be
savedil the weather was trouble. Ila
mention wasmadoof saving thrash-a,
and at the navy delrartntcntlhela
utotallyloat. TheGalcuaotthati-aol
the disaster was being towed toth Bata-
tnouth (N. If.) navy yard for ‘ fig
was a third rate veaselof Immaoll
ctatttbe Unitediztfi: I" and;
in put upon y ,
ginoiaatugoflb‘ltouaaadlhoW‘h

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rte loot are a rel-o'- long.
Donavon, Illa, afareh ll.—’l'ha body d ,‘ ’r

Bill Crawford. whowauaoentsd on . ,
day for the murderof lira Molhlqh ‘
above ground. The father of they“.
whole poor. cannot lindaplaolo ‘
his son. and none of the truatesa
ling the graveyards will admit the Indy.
Thrownerota vault was potiuonod sad
olercdmooeytn vain. The body a...
thebearso in front of the hi] outfit”
ready to start for the place moor
old man (trowtord with tomato“.
w“ “’ cm first?

it yw ‘ ' “ '
takor'sstable. Sheriff Peri law,
bounced by the people ;. "‘ ‘
be permitted the turnkey» before
theoaoeutlon to charsetbo
inch to sea the gallows. it is
3.3121" ‘l’r‘dfi‘f‘ii’h "“"° ”l“

.aa t upon t.
will be made to have the theriff indicted
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