fl" .1 Firm e co. r or am amen an aura mun) minimum narraoor BUILDING coovmmo acnas noon " ”t 0' SPACE. , th ST... WEST, term the: no men armors. ,edneSday, March 25, Wmmvmmmmmmnav.mmm ran”; unis. ailments, Suits, line noes, W 60038, WA, W m CLAN, " I u, neutrino, nousnunnmo Lime, , VUPHOLSTERV GOODS. CURTAINS. ETC. R m; FINEST All llFFEE cALL ON As. E. sevmoua, LEADING GROCER, South h'orwalk haddeus Guyer, T—GLASS GROCERIES. ugton‘ Street. h Main Street, South Norwalk. E E E ‘ AND ‘; 0 M F O R T .Bl'ybody buys their Footwear from old-established and ever-popular tend Shoo House of ‘North Main St, South Norwalk. Prices are so low the goods are : s in . suns ERiOLSEN’S V new“... Manual to mm mmwmwumfl who“ “ammunition-now unfiltered flat Ila Ian-ended at ‘ . Portlandfromb'cotlaud. Hebndno bag- W em on my run; of "dam Bell liar-Ille- Alla-"mm In the aunt "rotary it flew we. “acumen-N. 11., March at—lt is be- lieved that William Wright, the supposed murderer of Carl lluttlngerat'l'ottenvilla. B. 1.. is alive, and thath’ehaaruceutly been etoppiughm under the name of James Gail Hamilton Allan.‘ On Feb. 95 a man clovely anaweriug Wright's deacrlptlon applied at the house of John 'l'rickey for board. lleeaidhohadjuatarrtvodat ‘o‘ge, but was well rivaled in a check suit. He won taken in and assignedtoa room with a young man named James Gilliland. For three day he did not go out of doora, and he seemed anxious to more New York and Boston papers. Illa Very Bnaplelona Actions. Be acted strangelyond mined to he laq; boring under great mental excitement, Mr. Trickey rays that one evening he’ remonstruted with Allan for tying his three-year old boy’s hands behind 'him with a piece of cord. Allen said he wanted to see what the movements of the muscles were when a person thus tied was trying to free himself. During the fortnight that he was at Trickey‘a be scarcely went out, except at night, when he went to the post- oi‘llce. About this time Mr. Trickey asked him to pay his board, and he promined to do so later. at the same time ahowingaome English money. which he said he would have exchanged. . no Talked in Illa Sleep. That same night he left the house and never returned. lie was trawl to the thnix llouae, Milton.where stayed three days. and was last seen on the road to Pennington. lie had a handsome gold watch and plenty of English funds. Gilli- land, his roommate, says 3‘th talked in hiesleep. frequently crying, "0h. why did I do it?" Allan told him one day that he was never in any carom". of the coon. try, and the next day lked of experiv encesin New York city. it is stated that New York detectives are here working in the matter, and developments are expected at any moment. Who Got Wright'a Letter-r wa YORK, March 2i.—'l'he inquiry into the murderof Carl Emanuel Buttingerhaa broadened out and is now involving the poetotliee department of this country. the police of two continents and the coronera of two counties. l'able dispatches from London state that letters were sent to Wright by his sister. Mrs. Evans. on Feb. 2. They were addressed “General Posted- iice.” Allowing nine days for the impor- tation of the mails, these letters arrived here on Feb. ll. There are no letters in the general poetoflicc for William Wright. Did he call for them? If he did the identi Motions of the Astor llouae suicide an Wright go for naught, pa it was on Feb. I that "Evans" killed liirmclf. The postotllce out horif ies alerted a search for \\'right':; lnl‘Hiffl: letters yesterday. 'l’lIlrIlt Wright I» Alive. The Staten island police are following in the footsteps of lnspwtor llyrnrs. One of Captain Blake's men called at Hamil- ton's hotel yewterday for a description of Wright's personal baggage. As Hamilton was at the time before Coroner Levy he failed to obtain it. in addition to Wright's valiaee. obtained from more woman whale name he refuses to disclose, Inspector Byrnes hall a steamer rug that belongodto Wright. The rug and the vaiim he had with him when he left Son‘s home, osten- sibly for Boston. Detective Sergeants 'on iierichlen and Titus are still at work on the New York city end of the case, while Detective Crow. ley, in a blue shirt and torn trousers. la loadng about the Perth Amboy coal docks. These facts, with the inspector's mlmiaaion that be but letter» referring to Wright which have an important bearing on the cane. prove that he in working diligently in the matter. lie i» alno known to have been in communication with the chief of police of London. The "Fred lira-a" Inquest. The second inquest on the body of "Fred Evans" was. begun by thinner levy yen- terday. Mm. Annie Gertrude Neil. who had identified the body an that of George H. Edgar. was sworn. All the identifica- tion» as "Wright" would not eatihfy her that the was wrong. nhe said. The last time the had seen Edgar was a few day! prior to Jan. Ill, and he appeared very dcapondent Edward Morse, elevator boy; M. P. Chi. cheater and William L. Davida. night and day clerk» mpectlvely of the Astor noun, told how “Evans" had comethere. lvlnataeo I". Grove. llamillon'» lax-clerk, awoce that he was certain the Mtor Iioune auichlewao Wright. lie. however. hall only teen him half a down times. fiuetnvc Ken raid the lame thing. and added: “When llwkedat him in the morgue last Walla-Inlay i made the remark that the hair wan aomewhat darker than Wright’a Some oneat one. told me that hair alwayr deepened in allude after death. fitherwluc lam certain it wa- Wrigbt." Hamilton aim more the body was Wright's. Not ergbl'a My. 1’. llluntenateiu. II cone manufactumon Fourth avenue. «aid that Wright had bearded with him for two yearn in Planin— Vogtland, Barony. The body in tbemorgua he had not recognized an Wright. Honors for the identification were than even, two Nineteen having sworn the euicide wh Wright. and two that he one not. Thain- queet will becominual today. when l’orrln ll. Summer will be examined. averting hem of Interest. 11“ Your. lfarch uwa cahlegruata The Police Danette from london data that Jeni Smith and Ted l’rlwherd are to meettmluy tear-range match for” lrueatlloeber ban out a chalice. to wreath any man in America, Inl- rloon,for mm to one a ride. hoary Hagan, of Philadelphia. who recentlyde- tented Tommy llaaforth. her leaned a chat nag-mam any 123 nominate»- l0 fertile chant lp. o,’ '5 The body of the armor ha- lal-II uni-lined. and the featur- pro-eat a lifelike appearance. ltlenow intendedtohevethetuneraiat Whoa-Ia at 2:30 o'clock Thur-day after- noon. Thourvlceawill he conducted by Rev. Thomas if. Beecher. Governor Robin. Inn's lifelong friend. ’ Cover-or IItlI'a Tribute. ALIA", March ”IL—The following lathe whom Governor Hill muonclug the death of cit-Governor Robin-oil. at ra- ealved in both boom of the leglalatnre: “The aadduty devolvea upon me to an- nouncetotheleglalaturothedeathof LII- clua Robiuaon, who expired at his home in Elmira at noon yesterday. liia four more yearn marked the limits of a life well Iprut. Hewaeaman true told- eouvle tlonaof right, faithful to the duller of chi: aenehip. conscientiou- and able in admin- istering the trusts committed to him by thapcople. lie filled with credit tohint ml! and satisfaction to the state offices of responsibility and honor. "lie was enceeasively d rict attorney. member of nanombly. con roller, member of the constitutional commiaaion of 187! and governor. Aneaecutivo of the state, he was the loyal representative of honest administration and economical govern ment, and bin nuclei acts made convpicu- ona the sturdy traits of his character and the keen quality of Iii-intellect. ln recog- nition of hiediatinguishad public service» i have ordered that the lingo upon the public buildinga be displayed at half mast, and I recommend ouch further action by theleglslatureas may be deemed appro prlate in this hour of his death." BEZINAH COMES TO GRIEF. no Poglllat Who Killed 3 Tune In. line lloen fatally shot. Clmn'rm. March u—Looia Berinah, the well known lightweight prize fighter who killedaman in a boxing content in Texas not long ago, wan shot and mortally wounded last evening by Frank linger, allu “Kid Huger.” aaneak thief and pick» pocket, whose home in in St. Paul. Minn. The ahooting occurred in a longth etrcet disorderly house kept by May Riley. Duger has been her lover, and when he called at her houae the woman declined to aeehim. llewent toherroom anddrewn revolver and fired at her twice, one that taking effect in the back of her head and the other in her arm. Micah, who was present. attempted to grapple with the man. but two shots from Duger’a pistol ;laidhim‘low. The fifth ahot atruek an— other womun in the mouth. knocking out her teeth. A patrol wagon wan summoned and the wounded man taken to the hoapital.’ The woman's injuries are not ncccaaarily fatal. but Bulnah, it in thought, will not sur- vive the night. lick ahot in the breast and bowels. Bezinah has an excellent record as a pugiiiat. having won thirty- five bottles in the ring and never lost one. William Moldoon, the wrestler, has a forL felt of tilt) ported in thin city that Buinah could whip any man of bin clean in the world, barring Jack McAulillc and Billy A Notice to Their Late Employee. Maren. 3?. ii. March st-Tbe fol- lowing notice has been leaned signed by twentyone drum of clothing manufactur- ers in this city engaged in the lockout: 1'!) Our Late Employee: ltbunuoceiaary for-torchearnetoyoutha mph-ant eventa which led to the cloning of our respective cutting rooms on the 7th of larch. Wemnowreadytoraamnewovk. audanyof you who with to teenage your Ielvsa are MW tournkeformal application- toyour late employen on or before the no daymlmhllllcaftorthatdatewe ahall fill any and all vacanclea with oth-r applicanta, We shall at all linkers inaiat upon our unrulrietc ed right to hire and discharge employee The houuoflalmrwlllbethe-meubeforem Laud tlauae whore application- are favorably ooualdercd. will rcccivethe name wanna-w.- paldtbunon thelmtmcntioneddate. We will. however. employ caper-on niche-em at an maemhly or Knight of labor. tlowaoa Win. Wary. . It War a Very Dhort ”rite. Clllt‘AllO, March zit—The mitcbmen em— ployed on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad in this city went out on strike at G p. In. laat evening. but returned to work a few hour» later. the company conceding their demand». The trouble wa- canaei by the discharge of Switchmau Crowe I“ Saturday by Yardmaater Hclaerney. Yo anionwaileIloIth-oflelalaofthorcad undelaimed that Crowehadheendb hobo taken back beforeop.m.and Me literacy dine Theme demands not blag complied with at Oo'clock the awitcll— mlnthecity yards Itruek. butafterbo log out a few hour- ths company yielded tothe denud- of the man. mt hack and divchamd Melnerney. loam llledutt flopped Week- Mar Pm. N. 1.. March ut—la view afthereport Wt,anperlnlendent of the New York audlmgnunchnnrmdwhich loop»- atedlotntly by the Central and Penney]- vania rallmad compacts». he: stopped the mmmdthonewtrackto the rare thattharacetraekvnatobeabaad- and war true. it "neat! the “charm alternate Phil mm,mom~ry of dalmatian-Ink. ' fool. t-day a committee from the Switchiaeu'a charged without cause. and demanded that that there would bone racing at Monmouth Park this remembrance soar-a Willodmtuldthslf the would auricu- It. to Long Branch. am.“ deltdtheAdamt Inputs array and hotel mug- can for the Big on. phone's Keeper. an VAITKD no more norm onder Wan lend by the India'- I’ve-l ”a Knocked Imam vial-u Ant-on! Wu lindenvorla: to mole Illo Life on wim- u. Woe arm-e. N" You, March lit-Tip, the viepbllt mama by llr. Forepangh to the Gen- tral Park Immune-vie. came near adding another human victim yesterday to it recon! of eight keeper» that be but already killed. 'l'ip has be u irritable for mac wcelu', and not long ago hit tasks were abortened with flit-old of a saw about a 0n the lurk» were aim riveted iron hand», to v. inch were attached martingalea fattened to a strapped band around hie hotly. Hie ”oil” hind leg wm also chained to an iron atanchlon in hie cage. Charging Iet tho Woollen Wall. .William Snyder. who has charge of the elephants was cleaning up the cage of Tom Lizzie, a happy couple of elo- phanta that live next door to Tip, when he heard it report like a pietol allot, and the next moment 'l'ip was trying to hawk down thepartltion between his bachelor quarter» and those of the married couple next to him. Snyder entered Tlp’n cage and found that the brute had broken the band about hie body and was charging at the Wooden wall that kept him from his rival, Torn. mined by the flute. The keeper went to quiet the animal, but with that scream that is peculiar to a “rogue," the elephant turned on him, seized him with its trunk and held the man in midnir. Three or four times the animal thrust at the man with hie lurks, and it was in warding off there attacks that Sny- der's right hand was injured. and it was owing to the animals lush having been cut that the man was not killed at once. ' 1:ch to ‘l’vuI-ple III- In Death. The elephant, enraged at his ill sum in trying to kill his keeper. then threwhim violently on the ground. Snyder struck the buck partition of the cage with his head and was rendered unconscious. The elev pliant. bent on crnahing out the man's life by trampling on him. rushed toward its victim. Snyder hull, however, fallen out side the elcphuut'» range. who again and again trial to reach the keeper, but theme chain on the hind kg was true. and the brute finding ltaelf foiled in one way then began to harm the partition again. knock- ing out large splinter» of wood. learned by a Policeman. Park Policeman John F. Murphy had earn from the front of the cage what had happened, and he run around to the rear of the building and dragged out Snyder. with no little rink in his own life, for the elephant was trying to break the chain that held film, and with his trunk was my log to reach Snyder. and on the police- mnn's appearance the brute trumpeted aavagcl y at him. Snyder, who want dragged out by the legs. soon recovered couaciono um, and except for a bruised bead and a wounded right hand, scented none the wane for his narrow e-cape. llarmlou at Lani. The other keepers at once came to the help of their comrade, who determined more securely to chain up the angry ela» phant. This was no any matter. but Bly- der, despite his seven: shaking up. man aged to got a chain around the "neat" foreleg. which was soon made fact to one of the iron him of the “9‘ Theao hurl are three inchm thick. and in hia struggle- tho elephant boot the bar badly. Marthe gal-e. however, were fixed to the tasks and a new chain was thrown around the not mnl's body. and he was then practically hamtleaa A Close shove for Snyder. finydcr, in speaking almut the alair, said he knew that ’l’ip was wicked. but he thought he could manage him. Afterb wan grabbed up by the elephant he I’- memberrd nothing until he found himaelf «Nb-tide, and he put down hie encape to the fmt that the brulc's looks had been lowed off. He aim said that he felt rather” about the vibe and back. which he thought was owing to the grip the brunt lady» on him with his trunk. Police Officer Murphy told he heard a union in the. elephant. house, and on enter lug saw tinydcr iyim: at the far end of the cage and the elephant trying to butt down the partition. All men as begotaround bolbc back door Tip fried hie ntmoat to get at him. and remained with rage. "It waaa pretty close shave for Snyder," In mid. Though ’l’ip l» a magnificent enactme- of her race. it was the general opinion of the viuitorn at the "’ 1" ycaterday that be ahoultl he abut. A New York Yank Crack. New Your. March :91. ~-’l'he Wanting“- Dlationnl bank. at l Broadway, ha. cloud ltldooraowiug to the discovery that". capital baboon impaiml. The bank!!— aminer took charge this morning and the bank's all-in will probably be wound Bidell'l'llghmau, a director of the Grove acid the irregularitior la the hauk'o alalrs were first diaeoveml about a week ago: After a cnmry examination on severity laat it wan found that the impairment waainthaneighbovbomi of mm 1* euro waste have been made good bytho directore, but ‘l’re-ivient Sherman informed the directora later that. the impairment would aggregate about lawman-a lt wan thought to be. l' it» then W todiacontiuuo bullock. The hulk h” bnelnemlaut Jone withapdd upeapitol demon». The net depot-item only about unmanned Director'l'llghmdo clam that the depositors will he sin full. It won learned that the k“- m had been leaned out byths ideal to friends on poor and wort collateral. President Shenan- had the full confidence of the dfrreuna ‘ fifty-four hour bill became law it would 8 thehsalth orbit “alight" and other can» lid-rations. and that Mr. Proctor will I quaintoiwhhthchi-toryof the care the dilution would ma have been "in, irked for millet-ht delay to enable them to appeal to Governor Hill. and raid they were sure the no tuition would be withdrawn. District A‘ovnvy Benton, of loam: county, 34. Y., upward for the requisition, together with B. I. lived, Yard, of thin city. They held that the quan- tioa wan: Are the nonunion papers proper legal form? And if so. it into governor'e duty to incur the warrant“ extradition. The governor'took the paper! and the requisition is expected today. was: new 'i‘uanec ALIVE And Two Fatally lllrt by on Exploit.- at Jmey City. Jenner Cm, March u—An explorin- ocenrrul yesterday afternoon in the yard of the Tidewater 0i! Refining company at Countable "ooh by which three melt were 'burned lo death and two other» fatally lav jurul. There are about twenty-five atille in the yard, all of which are numbered. Running almve the chain of mill» kalarp pipe, which la used to pump then” from one still into anther. A gang of men were at work raising still No. 1 my placing a block under it, when the big pipe coon necting the chain of Mills on top suddenly exploded. The oil became ignited and poured down on the men, wbowm caught in between stills XI». 16 and lb. Burning parties wereat oncerettowork toget the men out, but this could not be done until the lenses were extinguished. John liayw. aged forty-live yearn, married, and Michael llaley, twenty'two yearn old, married. were dead when taken out. Pour man George Gregory was alivewhen taken out, but waaao badly burner! that bodied at the honpilol ahonly after. John Ander- son and John Gallagher were taken to the Bayonne braya’tal. The phyaicianaat the limpital any they cranium recover. The (hippo ”on Appeal/ml In Sew '0'“. New Vinnie. March till—Dr. film. of the board of heulthwiaterl that be believed that there wanna epidemic of the grippc in this city at prone-oi. Thcdenth rate. the doctor said. last week stood at 3.40. which was at least an above the average. (if theae decline in; were caused by pneu- monia, whiehnhowedanincreaneoffl over the preview» week. "i have."added Dr. Edam. "seen mm! nick pom» whom i found suffering from the grim. and. in addition. a number of medical men with whom i have minimal informed me ‘ that many of their patiently are down with the dinosaur." The high death “it and the increase in the number of deatba from pneumonia indicate that the grime baa ‘ once more waved. I'mident Wilton. Gillie-1m!!!“ MI, Moeligbt “M; of the grippe. cmnpriaing the ”more” of all the milk. i have learned an adtime saying that billo are before the laboreommittee of the leg— 4 Nature I.» the reduel' «unnatural to fifty—eight. fiftymi fifty'four per week; that amid one of them beenacud the productive capacity of the (Minion would be reduced mm. than wiping out of alum property worth more than ‘ ream») which in now engaged in furJ ntshing employment to labor. and that the t i Against M" loan» You. Riven. More. March W Manufacturrm' maximum of "If city, effect upon the operative» would be no lean directions than to atoekboklera. no if the result in a love of Wm to the operatives of Fall River muting to We work. MMfiWa year. Ava-In of Immigrant. roaring over. Sew You, March 314% five him that arrived :innday fmn European pom than were amimmmfa. The I've-eh . Whip La luring” Wt 776, the ' Danish Whip Thingvalla. an. the . Canada, from 1.5mm. 713; the Rm from llavre, m and diatomic, from ‘ Liverpool. on It will take the turnip» lion ohm two whole dayatopautbh army ofmrn, women and children through the barge o‘er. and brim they areal! sent their variom woyo the More that more immigrants will arrive to harp than bony. During the neat thirty day», it in estimated that armament-mt 1 grant» will arrive. Tho Imus iIr "floklpbla'a m Humour-III, Mmtr Mfr,” the Phil» dolphin licence court *iw muting jolly read no opinion inwnm it crawl that their to whom iwm were granted law year amount whom no mammal is ’ llkdwiii hemmed new harm, and that the time of the mu will not In taken up in hearing of applicatmo for new mom ”Maid-dim itwaaoltlnr that their wan Incident number of “r loom“ present. Toml‘mnicn hauled , consternation mg bum-Fm!» of would be norm [term The nominal-pod cam for lieevm lint year warm. and of thin uamhev will were granted litenaav. This your there were W Whoa. onu- rm It a m Du lime». in... ”mull mpg.” ‘_ flatten. a mm in the amp Control IM and Tr". ‘» mm legal on whom woman, mppml lobe from Emu-Uttymmfm' 'ikoilinemia the (blade block. will» one occupied an. "MW at» I: AM m lint memwmmm Ila-yum hottlrawerneatlerul prof about the amino mom maximum. M Ito Wanted to Arrange a Commercial 5. him, calling him ”woman hitter," etc. . eolmy would column-re in adjusting the i wninwmy with France. .oa Feb. w. rfafinghnt it did not com- . fromadiatinct and minim undemnding. . any-aloe. , foaadlnml in bowl-r implied that a con— ) W . , Doe's Serious Dam-P age to Timothy's Sight. convention with the limited mat-m but Ma Item and Vaginal at Once lucked the Menu in the flood. Dustin, March Why finely, who Inadea bitter ape-ch Sunday about Mr. Parnell and III-I. O'Shea, war the object yufcrday afternoon of allerce and poni- bly aerial» attack in Cork. llealy war leaving the courtroom, where his brother laurice had in» won a suit for libel Ig’elnet‘a Cork uihercnt of Parnell, when an angry mob followedaodtricd tumult llealy took refuge in the «fretting room of the Victoria hotel. - lllt llealy la the lye. A man rushed in and blew out the light. crying, “Fight a man if you dare, instead of revlling a woman!" llcaly tried to co tape, but the wailnnt struck him, smash- bg hie eye glance» and merely cutting his eye- and face. The intruder then tied. My was blinded by the blood that no from his injuries and cried for help. Ilia light In Peril. Three doctor-s were mmmoned. who. upon examination, expreued a fear that hiaeyeeight we» in danger. Illa Arcana-t Wu It'll-den Italian. "only“! mallard proves to be O'Brien . Dalton, woof the defendama in the Tipper— I try weanincty trial. The broken glaaeeo' injured the corner of the left eye. and in- flammation la threatened no sewn-unusual! Correspondence. ms. March u—v'l'he correspondence re ire to the commercial convention, which wan prepared between Newfound- laodaodthel’nitedfltateeaml vetoed by the Britikh mvarnment, has been made public. Governor (l’flrien, of Newfound— land. in the early part of fall) wmmuni- eatcdtothe lfritivh foreign office the do- Hire of Xetvfmmdland to enter into direct , negotiation» with the linited States on the 3 fishery and commercial questions. and the i l Brltlbh cabinet. through lard Knntaford, ' on April 12 mini to ouch negotiations. g Minister Topper, of Canada, protested on - 0d. 27 attains-t tine departure from the policy of united action on the part of Can- i add and Newfoundland in dealing wilhl thellabcrict, and fiir John Macdonald ear bled hie strenuous opinion that the do miniou ought to be included in any ar— Wt. Canada I» Alan-led. (in (let. "Meir Julian Panurcfote cabled from Wauhingwn that Secretary Blaine had received )lr. liond, the Sewfoundland demo. and had a long interview. the re cult being; that Sir Julian had prepared the draft of a convention between the United mate» and Scn'foundland. Lord Stanley. the ftm‘ermlr general of Canada, ubiaialmt the beginning of November to the llrilloh government that Canada viewrd the convention with the utmost alarm. and profound again-t its approval in England. iiwcrnor O'Brien. of New» Mainland. on the other hand. cabled aw mum in behalf of the colony. that the mvention ohvmld he signal, and . defending the right of the colony to act in—' dependently of Canada lit-gland Thrown on Cold Water. Lon-I Knut‘ford, for the English foreign wow, cabled Governor O'Brien on Jan. 2a of tbio year that the British government; felt obliged to delay misfmion for the plural. Lord Knot-Joni referredto the Minoan—«meat canned by the difficulty relating to the French treaty. As the na- emwlty of mdyingcxiuing depression in Kewfoundland. and the importance of morning up the realmrcea of the colony, Lorri Knuhfurd replied that the British . government would be willing to guarantee i ~ arnilway loan and to ueud a commleeion ‘ to inquinav to what resources required do velopmeot. but the government would ra- quire tome whim-Jory assurance that the 1’!» Colony Very Angry. Thewlony returned an indignant reply preheat! inn-l Knutsford’ss anawer. which unwanted annually to a withdrawal The colony demawlal an explicit yea or no fovao anew“. in order that the fate of tbocoIouy ameld be known before taking Lord Kauteford tabled a to ply. adhering to bill Minion. lie untried thm the understanding with which Bond went to Wuhlngton in behalf of New- mtlon amid then be mncluded: that hand had mm! interview» with Mr. Blaine.withont reference to the llrllioh flint-tn. and that a» I await of than in- terview» the convention wan remodeled on diluent lines from the draft made by Sir Julian l’annecfote, or appeared when lfr. “accumulated with i‘ir Julian on Jan. e. Thin fact the Sewfoomlland Iain- iaun tad not mud to the Ieglalattlre, .1! Lord Kant-ford. in communion. ex- preunahia regret that the legiulsltllre had «an an inactivate view of the Irena Id meiosis 'uVBi‘éav. ”the 'fl.‘ of III-pa. but Deliber— ate louder. OIL Cm. Po. )larnh ”er-Tile Tobin murder-rumi- oIIly two new feat. ares. Tbrhviea'bvae found in the yard Wand-any ”tachometer-lac “terminator t inquiryou the on; ' In?“ thatch-dial not know MW We “rm ”fin”! m too,“ this clty.has given“! W. W a ear—funympsrudmafiiv nationwiththecauof flaryllelu eonPotta. Ila-”IN!!!“ _ ‘. weavleitlag himinthaaunmrr condition and when the wan uot‘preeht. In thh written ointment aha marriage with Mr. Barrie, and “little: l fluid“; ‘34 mm a n r. a , than!» was suffering from it lug. decided that rho moat m Thiswaudonebythe on of drnu, no ehlldhadbeen dead some time and lot markeoflnatrumentenponit. ”'7'”. ton continua: ‘ “In conuquucc of the of the cane Dr. lined laid to the girl thank had bettargive me a written “We! .- ib; circumstance-”which the did an to!- a: ‘ Dr. Treverton admits and inatlfiohb“ mandaon Harrie for the expenaaeofth cane. Mrs. Puta’ Grave Ace-nation. saw Your, March 24.4mm uey Nicoll beganyeoterday an inquiryilto ‘ the allegations as to the cause of the death of Helen Potts Harris contained in th , affidavits of Mn. Potts, her mother, .1 Dr. Treverton, of Scranton, Mn. PW ' brother-indoor. Mrs. Potts came to th district attorney’s office in the afternoon and averred her belief that Harrie hull. teutioually put an overdose of morph“ into one of the capsules be prescribed for her daughter, wthat he might freebi- aelf from the entanglement of the m marriageand he in a position to marry a wealthy young lady of this city. Dr. Treverton did not appear, but“ fi' expected that he will present him” to» day. Yesterday morning's mail W a letter to Harris in which some uncertain speller, whose name could not hem deciphercd, conveyed the infomatit). M whether Harris was punished or nothyth law for Mine Potts' death, hehadhella look out for the writer. who would colt with a gun and personally atteml topI-v billing him. MYSTERY ABOUT THE MURWJ Ibo la "train-own, the Mayor 0! Do- tectlvo “kl-eon? leuono, March n-Pitzsimmonv. the murderer of Detective Gilkinaou. hob“. brought from Homestead and iod’d in jail in this city. Mr. and Ira. Clark, J whose residence in Homestead the ill- derer was discovered. together with N“ Wyatt, a sister of Mrs. Clark, have Ibo been arrested asaecomplicce. It fill“ that a large quantity of missing m has been found in the Clark middle. When the detectives searched fill-o mona’ house they found papers showing that Frederick C. l‘itmimmoaa had fl cently fallen heir to propertyil M ville, Ont. County Detective MM aent telegrams to Brockville seeking the history of the man who had murdered 1hr tective Gilkinaon Saturdny night. 1'“ answer came promptly-ad read, “I“ eriek C. Fitmimmone is “his home tattle place." Detective Beltrhoover we: do“ ed and said: “If Frederick C. Film inathiahomein Conadawho is the ”I we have here in jail?" The mystery thrown aroundthem by receipt of the telegram has not yet“ ‘ penetrated. The opinion of the Mh however, that the murderer had stolen I“ papers from the Canadian owner and H aeeumedthename of the roan to when the papers rightfully helonipd. it B alao currently reported that "new haaconfeaeed to the murder of m Douglas: in McKeesport lent May“. I. which crime Eddie Myers. a nephew d the murdered woman, is doing time in the penitentiary in this city. mm and his wife have retained counsel Cd have prepared a defense on lb gold that he was sleeping in bed, "mm by an outcry. and seeing the men annual- ing his wife he shot at them. Howl)!“ thataman’shouaeiahia math-d M Gilkinwa and Murphy had no to force an entrance to his houae no Kelliher “In“! A” in. PAUL. March elf—Smith, the Luv tralian, defeated Denny Kelllhu b lb eighth round lent night. The ‘3“ W one sided from the, start, Kalil-rub; overmatched.bnthotricd to rhythm roundoandget half the gate hr, ate-d of one—quarter,” he would! b footed. in the eighth round flotilla" knocked down six times. fitart tofl up again. Smith utmck at hint. droppedaaif he wee bit and em. Amid much excitement both ”M II apectatora ruched for the atom. and a I“ fight ensued. The police quickly M the hall and arrested both smith and Kat liher. The referee declared Sikh th winner. - Ile Did Not [teeming loft-lop; Wlxsrltn, Conn. March My.” pvo unor'a fut day proclamation was not“ in any of the churches Sunday nebulae. the custom. The town clerk, WW“ worth, Democrat. did not feral-i the 0.» ch] proclamation to the pounced the“ ferent churches and explain» him» It” for not doing no war humane he“ let recognize Bulkeley It» governor. At th lust town election Wentworth was m r ' onlybytheaidofl'tspnbticm. noun majorlt y of ac and his anatomy“ upon fifty-four Republican ballots. Lisa-nu, mow to mm mm, March film-Lu! llenry Raddy. ohm harm W. M, avenue, Allegheny, entered. the“ m of Holler. Beck & Co. on- m w in an lumicnted condition. Aftsva _ the watchman reconciled in patch. outofthebulidlug. lie not m b window and had not hall I- body ha- lurt been found at tom of one of thebeillagaalt nu ' _, dew till and fell backward flow”. where be war literally boiled “MIX , Im- new Wank- M ”glanduttifl bl but: at my ‘ me...“ ”a...“ " “3.3.: It; to . winde- lire-t. 1!er wan pub
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