» ”my“ try and... tumour... new are tom it. " ‘ ‘
'sii'afl'llholpmtty‘ Inreto come out or right. ' ‘ Yoo’csnnothe nit-rm in nu»:
, ‘ y attiredand it’s useless to attempt it. An awkwardly rimmed man is
‘ . . . ; y awkward Inmnnner. lie emitter comfortable mg he cannot
"- vvo paid for his suit twice its value, but he’ll never get any plenum out of
pm. my; , . ortnnpte‘experience with our Clothing, for it in perfect in fit. . H a z. t
‘r l “‘1'“; ' . * f, ' .
l i 3" V I sis-lids 1/ i‘h
l ‘ . lflfli’fihfllfl. '
X It S'nuiltlialn "Silent
court-t NORWA'LK.
onstage
Masonic luilding, .
nonwaur.
“t
a
llEll ST. ill Egggm‘rwmfizfizgg lllllflPS ill BE REMOVED ................................. Wot.“ .. “W .. ........
‘ . Dr. Wetherili naidthst hcdidnot know “lull-a moan. "m“.- l- ll"Mn-Iv"-
ctrcttrtutrt, April ll.-’l'he council or the
Irish National league of America cota-
plsted Its work and adjourned subject to
thsesiiof the president. The (allowing
”lotions were adopted:
the ansontiveeommitteeof the Irish
jute Eighteenth Regiment Re-
turns to Plttshurg Today.
Bltllttili'olfl‘, Conn. April ll.-'l'he will
or theme I’. 'l'. Barnum was sud at liar
ranna immediately slid the The
wealthot the greatshowntan lsastimstad
at overfitlmm. 'I‘hewlll isa volirninonn
document, and the reading occupied two I
andsnohallhottta‘l'henrat wlilwaa
written in in). since which the sight
endieils haveheen added to it. By theirst
will he leit to hlawife Nancy an annuity tint. and
of stoop, with the lite use of his personal
property and tree rent tor one year oi the
home they occupied at the time of his mm
2‘12. ”Slum...“ rectum? ..... m W! t» WW-
9 neat . u an ‘ Dillon received oar tsndlaldhelorw
annuity. Tothe l-‘irntlinirerssliat church. thicornmittee.” m
whetherahewaeesantined More leaving
homanrnotlhntthntthatwas unto-ou-
. nary. 'l'helawallowsapatienttobeessm-
, mwfihb iortaeig‘l‘t; more alter being ‘ I 1'03 EIGHT
I'd-ll ntoahott' insane Ila MIME IBBKIHD '
, Dickinson's dighnrge trom'the Danvills ,
hospital is in the regular imitated
April8.and rays shewas im-
proved by the authority of do and
Ilse.
,Ps., A?!“ 11-”Mlllllfllb
, donut give credit tothe state
'hyAnnlecklnsons‘ nst
Ensemhelievlng themtohethe
overseen.
oiawontanol unsound mind.
My Supply a! Deal In largo and They
WilI collectively Oppose the hills-rs.
the Thousand Plush-cg Carpenters
lave Alan Decided to Stgihs on lay 1..
Mourn- Puaastvn. Pa. April tin—The
Eighteenth regimental the National Guard
ti Pennsylvania will return to their homes
in Pittsburg today. The Tenth regiment
will remain and guard the coke works in
the region. The report oi’ the withdrawal
Ml. Who Agree will
tothe church annually after his deceana Wilt goodoflmofthis organism -
for a period of live yearn. arbitrator with a view to the nth».
ruling-”u m:
Booth Main street.
W4 llllMEll- i. llllYl’S,
of utt- city, he leaves slum anemia Beoonval'hat the mmmummto w“
h 0 charge tor testing eyes.
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Slow,
1
Graduate Optician
it lortlt lain Street.
Glasses fitted to all rvnnpllcoicd rears. . (Your
nd ilenrtes ground from prescription or
we of old W. rial
Dr. Seward Believes liar lane.
Run Your, April ii.—-Beiore he startad
Dickinson was astonished; when
the news. She had ht lieved
i011! resting quietly at (i
_ .kedwhntnhs hsdttonayil reply
for Goahen Dr. Seward gave some addi
tional reasons for his conviction that Anna
'n stetertsents Mienfinsan ‘btally
III oi the statements Ant
Dickinson in a ' iy sane woman:
btoher sister's alleged wt
"The flrni'time Mil Dicunlon told me
her story," he said, “there were points In
Ind
ful—
(harm support or the fnmlly and
dill. Susan snILported
it that aecmedtometohahighlyimproba sadthe mat a all am
By a eotlicll dated May Bi, 18$, he be- M, . "um” ‘ m
quenthes to Caroline 0. mpson, of New; 333%: rm“: I m“ "1,657“:
York. daughter 0' J“ II H. Clark Indl W will W
Helen Barnum Bin-loll. his delirium. coop-nan we recommend a national mu.
sumo). 'I'o Clinton ll. Baeley. his grand nation in Amt-lets to beheld not later than
son, soon. In the same oodicil guara- $3.501“: Baiting)". management-
thashehasnomale heir named room. 9 1 W M t pm
Said provides that ii Clinton ll. Sealey will M“ in P‘S‘f’u‘m'g °‘ Em?!” 1“"
change his name to Clinton Barnum Sac Wllnndmfih ug'”:m. ““3 W’
Isa newnpa writ— Icy he will give him $5.000 absolutely. pw"h_m .mm 'm, WE‘n‘ a
and, by I! ' Another oodicil III-dc Inter provides that the illne- of the Hon. John r. Armstrong, now
of the troops has frightened the men now
working, and it is believed that hythin
evening half of the number now at work
will have forsaken their placer. There
were seventy men working at Morewood
yesterday. General Manager Brennanmf
the McClure company, stated last evening
that a general attempt to start all of the
works in thin vicinity would he made on
Holiday.
with such a keenneen 0! mental perception
that I could llnd no gap anywhere to put
in a theory or delusion. I have seen a great
many insane persons, but 1 never had seen
any insane person who could reason no tar
nndsologicallysn she. Aasrennltoitny
examination I am prepared to give my
opinion as a physician that she isnot in
Informant. ceased
to obtain a
rule.
isinction guarnnteed.
”firms" I will renormanmemph
l mouths: to. i
"“ " ”"“ mnldhl'n‘l
he pain
,lauingand laespendvo
F. W. KIMBALL,
”5001.5 DUILDING
- uto- square, is stir Iona.
minim
bio. I thought that these were the evi-
dence oi aberration I was looking for.
girl. untilherntother‘s and .‘ylnna'n
mile it necusar‘y tor barrio he a
"As she went on, she explained each one
nurse by day and night for
any way insane. ,
“I have seen it. snorted in the newspar
‘pern that MisnDickinnon had lost her mind
through drink and the use of drugs.
“There are no such evidences in her case.
It has been said that she was addicted to
the morphine habit. I can find no traces
of it. In my opinion aha has never been a
habitual user oi either alcoholic stimulants
or narcotics. I am not carried away by
sympathy for Miss Dickinson, and do not
appear in the case as her champion. I am
only her physician, and in that capacity
I have satisfied myseii that. she should not
have been confined in a madhonse."
THE CHICAGO MUDDLE.
Republicans and Democrats Still Charge
Each Other with Fraud.
Cntcaoo, April ll.—Both Republicans
and Democrats continue to charge each
other with fraud The Republicans say
the Democrats held back returns ior the
purpose of changing them, so asto give
Cregicr a majority. The Democrats charge
the Republicans with having countal
votes cast for Elmer Wmhbum as Ilemp
stead Wnshbnrne rots.
the contract between Barnum and Bailey, In his native land. anhouored member or thh
contcming the great show, shall be en- Myatnltmeorthemont tatthlttl anddevoted
forced and a percent. of hit» share in the mm“ "1 Am "0 8'“? “WWW!“
shawls given to Clinton Barnum Seeley, “mm" ”a m ”n” (“Emu “‘ "u
. antitrust principloa We nuns his wine counsel
prositlmghc will devote sumclcnt timeto sad M MW“ of hb “um m
the show to carry it on successfully. In “nu“‘nkwiw ”a trust “MW",WM
the event of this sum reaching over $10,“ “god that he '3'“ help-ed“! mmred n, his
per yeartlte balance goes to the estate. bully and friends and the service or his
bathnn Scely, his non-in-Inw, is given country.
now», but he provides that ii creditors “MI-“nil ”MWWNI’MWW
motskenny of this away from him the “n 0‘ the W‘ h m“ “"5" the
amount is to go to Mr. Seely’s children. "k!" whichwamoonvenad.
His physicians. valet and servants are all
mnemllcrcd with small some. The will “fled-4r“- le-‘r M “ml!-
prorideet that it any pensonn mentioned In PHILADELPHIA, April il.—~.\Iessrs Will-
tltc will protest against the probate of thal lam Redmond and JohuO‘Connor, M. P.,
instrument. their Innocent are set aside. addressed 1.!!!) of Mr. Parnell's friends at
The last codicil, dated March so, It‘ll, pro a meeting in Horticultural hail last night.
video that his executorstthatll complete the The preccels o! the meeting. amounting
new historical and scientific society build to “All”. will be sent to Mr. Parnell.
ing itt this city. the same to cost $1251“).
\Vill‘tntn ll. Iiinckn. oi the City Savings
bank. and Trcaeurcr Filth, of the great
show. are named as erectttorn to serve
without bonds To him. Iluchetelle, oi
Dunn-r, (him. he gives 3’63 item oi volu-
ttble land in thgtt city. To Treasurer Fish
he bequentbem‘ it per cut. of the profits of
Wholesale Relations Will Occur.
It the attempt to start- the works proves
alailure, it in very likely that wholesale
evictions will take place and all the occu-
pants oi the company houses will be turn-
ed out. It is expected that the present no
cnpanut oi the houses will oiler resistance,
but the presence of the militia, it is hoped.
will prevent any outbreaks The sixty-
aeven delegates to the strikers' special con-
vention reported that the disposition oi
the men when: they represented was to
hold out until Christmu if necessaryto
gain their end.
The convention was not altogether har-
monious, some oi the delegates denounc—
big the management of the strike, dccittp
ing the mnnagrmcnt a Inillln‘ and (ought
to litan the scale committee.
1'" Fight Until Slay.
District Muster Workman \“lw report
ed that he had promises of plenty of tinnit-
cial aid. President. Rae stated that his
idea was to continue the tight until the
strike on the right hour movement com-
mences on May I. and was confident oi
success ii the men held out four wot-its
dalttnnhehad since contracted had
_ supply Anna with shelter. fond
‘ attendance and pay‘ her moth-
tnja‘aal expenses. The deprivaition ol
' :neverottheslightestmo
to .
”Shoshana." says Elise Susan, ”that l
. an intense hatred and jenlonsy for
fill an, it ha never takanatyrortn
Ithstntntriving toiurthetherin-
g,” the ntterntostoi myalilityat
patterwhntcnsttomyseliofhl thor
' ' 4- .Withont anybody’srectmmen—
"in climbs: lllleman for lflphy-
ad the has been puking himto
shuhrcnringherotenlargot tot
Mandamus-troubles.
Ilsa and was art-std cl Barr.
él‘ODTIInrsdly,Feh. l.,not athmnlbe-
, viokntlydeflrimreinsed to come
to dlnnu and frightened the girl
'sothatahadeelinedtogou stairs
FIGHTING ELECTRIC DEATH.
Tim New York him-dare” Earlene—ring
to Evade the Penalty.
Waemsumx. April it. -— The United
States supreme court heard arguments In
the electrocution cases of Shibnys Jugiro
Clover Farm Creamery
BUTTER,
ill llllllS. FINEST ”ABE.
Eterylnnly buy: it. Swill only h}
B. F. Stevens,
.‘ll'h‘it' HALL It“)! ‘K.
, $500 Reward.
.\ lirmmi n! l'iw llrtmlrfil liullun will be
[IAE’VI by the Sole-rimrn Itf iltc [am n ur Yinrwalk
fur the nrrtwi llt'l'l rurttiriinn nl' llw party or
“I'll!“ «trim: 'l'li of the rev-nut lm-rmlmry
r»: in ~;l:l tnu rt. or any 'elll'Il that may ll‘t‘BI’
l Selectmen 0!
lion nficr,
.~'.\.\il’i‘.l. liASKAM.
NELSHS J.t HIW. rite- [mutt
INN: W. ii.\i’)m.\'ii,l..i Nurmik.
hath-ti at Sur-utlk. February i5, Nil ill L‘m
[M25 3'
"‘llan's” Rheumatic Cure
that doittuTItittltoiThis '
Do you) desire score tor llhertn all-u t W n
I any I’ll". I mean all the word tit-wt; M
USE
Internally. and
"III’S" . llllEllIIllll lllllEllT
Externally.
'an's Rheumatic (lure In purd ' an tit-vital
remedy. It In abound purifier an: n tint-rim
ionic. Just the ihi tor a stirl mettle me. It
cleanscatheblnodo all tmpuril and (Tull?!
a good a ite. that increasing one} yttrcu b
and vita ty. It clears the skin at that yri ow
appearance. giving a healthy umplcstm.
Dir. Jteteph Sullirnn. proprietor of the Ma.-
hsckemo hotel cigar ntrtra, will tell you what
he thinks of "t’nrt'a" Rheumatic (fore.
.\'uatvat.a. Ohio, January 2!. Mil.
Ir. James Van Stare.
Dear rilr~ for mine I have been trouble-l
wttb pains in my hack and is «new in all my
limbo. l have tried nimmt everythi lr-mtld
hear 0!. without any null rtmnlt. y with
tortunntely heard of ” an's" Rheumatic item—
edtea. from ('onner-Ilcui friends. I have faith-
fully used ll according to directlmns. and i run
say it handone its work well. My bank in—fll)’
is so well an ever. and the storm munpleteiy
gone trout my limbs. Therefore I add my to.»
timony to the many you how no doubt rc—
r-rttreri.nntl I would normally rrttrmt all .‘lllf'
(«Artng‘tmm nay rheumatic trmthic in try your
mt‘illl'lltllti Without delay. Very normal} your».
“'3! II. I I-‘T.
Sn. 513 Main sin-rt. Somali. ”bin.
«va’i'w—«w.
Dibble it Bumsloclt’s.
VERMONT
'Seethoialoes
WHITE STIR.
BEAUTY OF HEllilllll.
Elllll IlllSE.
little it (:omslock.
lime you a mud: that hm bottled ovary
‘i‘llani’s’l Bough (lure.
Irzt'lsrtrns, S. 1.. l'cltruory 4, Nil.
Mr. Joe. )I. \‘ttn Sees».
Dear Sir Recently I had (mention. infest the
Value of ynttrl'mtgh Cure for rvnvrp. To to)
great snrpnv and delight. it tour my child in»
«tam relirt. Sim-e then i haw usual it mypelf.
unit :t'vrn it to my rhiitlrwt m mrasinrt I'v-
cum-vi. :tntl ultvnya have l'mtnrl my virtue rr-r
~ttltn. vi!" prumpt relief 3an a wpsmty rut-e.
Frnmvt't’ experience I ltt‘artrl} endow»! your
t‘rm lt {remedy and wnrtltl rerrtrmmrml all.
mm A91"! nsrrivttlarly. in keep firilppi} u! it no
hand net 0 "tritlli‘r .r wen-mint) " lir— .9. t.
fully your». SIP." “I ll Lilith,
'III. .ltwasflia theevening wl n she
‘, downstairs and ordered litrtbnto
h dinner on the table andraisoto
hwa lamp and accompany heir to the
where Anna had already been
w . andpoundingon the p ition
‘gtoshtrmallourneighbcre. The
M afraid other ran out of the
and was iollowed by her. it. was
”and commotion of that llncidcnt
hisineeheeneo magnified. in the
_ » hnpiteel my allot-tn to prtiveut It,
" “uphill: well known.
‘ ns Pats-a story.
atovyoi the gleaming white cry}
Ina cup 01 coleeie an absolute false-
which only insanity can by ltny poe-
m excuse. From Feb. 3) to 23 she
'harmt-ls regularly. Theywrre car-
» so her on a tray by the tenant,»-
‘ :‘. ,. by use,“ Martha wtusairsid
”would not goupslone. Alter
. ”finalised to catatall. “'henl
heron the 3d,! tried
In in the room behind her. on
ng out trays ‘hlsrths
nlass I would hold the
escape. Amos then
roat and
{or the
lit in the
the show. and to his private secretary, II.
T. llowser. and his real estate agent. C.
Brothwell, 85.00) each The mitlunry
contusion-r the payment of beqnmtais
divided among his children and grand-
children. To Tufts college he bequeathes
molt). The will also rushes provision for
numerous religious and charitable instl
lotions in sums from ILW 1.0.63!!!) each.
and Jms‘plt Wood, both under m ' oi
death at Sing Sing prison, the former be
lug setttenccd to death In the week begin-
ning Feb. 3. I”, and the latter in the
week lrginning Dec. l, la). The cases
are appealed lrom the circuit court of the
southern dietrict of New York. which do
lied applications {or writs oi haheae
corpus.
.lrtgirtt'» application to the suprrtnl
court I‘QINIVHI tntthe following gmttudat:
Violation of auction Told, revised statutes.
The Counsel maligned for his tit-tense was
not a member of the bar. and competent
jurors ul hi~ mm» and color were excluded
from the p‘tnrl.‘ of the grand and petit
jury on account of such race and color.
The principal gntttnda of appeal in the
Wood (KIM! are that Wood in a negro. and
nt-grrtes om: excluded from [IN jury on
account oi color. and owing to the iguoe
ancc oi the petitioner (“'ootlt he watt un-
able tnchnlieuge or object to the jury
pariah. It may be some weeks before do
Mons use rendered.
The Republicans rtlsonccusc the Damo—
crate of conspiracy to secure an apparent
majority for Crcgier before the election
board, with a view oi starting a content in
the courts which can be protracted so that
Cregicr may hold the oilicc until the two
years‘ term shall have expired
Ex~Mnyor Harrison, who ran art an in—
tlepeudt-ut I’t'lllilcrlll. in (Imposition to Cro-
gier, has jutrtczl forces with lite Republic-
ans itt the light ugniust Cregicr before the
election board. lie appeared in the oillco
oi the board and declares] that it was his
wish above all things to have the charges
of fraud investigated
He said he was prepared to subscribe
“will to a fund for that purpose, and he
knew business men who would raise an
additional 850,000.
A bench warrant for the arrest of Den.
his Sheehan, n Democratic judge of elec-
tions. was granted by Judge Tuthlll yen-
terduy. Sheehnn is charged with having
broken open the ballot box in his pminct
alter the polls were cloned on election day.
Colonel Nye. oi the Republican commit-
tee, said yesterday that forty or titty more
warrants would be taken out.
longer. He admitted that many at the de-
mrtrtds in the scale were wrong rtnd ought
to be dropped. Twenty delegates said they
must have help immediately in order to
keep the men out. Finally a resolution
wmt mused stating that the men. through
their representatives, were willing to go
into conference with the operators and an-
other that the men will stunt! firm until
their representatives shnll cflct’t a MIL-titte-
wry settlement.
Captain inztr ttnd the deputies who were
released on Shim ball each have returned
home.
cavernor I’ntllsoe'r Alleged Tel-gran.
An ellort is to be made to start the Col-
umet (Toke works, and a number 0! guards
armed with Winchester ritles have been
sent there to protect the workmen. An
unconfirmed rumor is current that Gov.
ernor l'attt'tsott has telegraphed the l‘rick
company that the militia will be recalled
Ii there is no settlement within forty-eight
hours. .loltn Kane. of the United Mine
Wurkcrs' executive board, ht now in New
York city trying to conclude arrangements
with tho l-‘cderat ion of Labor for ilunnctnl
assistance for the coke strikers.
THE INTERCONTINENTAL RAILWAY.
Engineers 0' for South America to Plan
for the itch-es
wa “our. April lthn board the
ntemttsltip Newport, oi the Pacific line,
which settled lur Central America. among
the pnsuertgero was a party of American
engineers. who go to demonstrate the
feasibility til the milwny that is prtxpmed
to connect the United States with the
South and l‘t-xttntl American republics
’I‘lterltir-f dim-tor of the party in \V. I".
Slittitk, who numbers among his assist—
antartlmtt adorn-n able and well known
engineers,
The party will be absent about two
years. and during that time will study the
nysk-mol railroads nowin use in the. so
puitlics Mops will be prepared. and from
these anti the observations made the poul-
billtyof a railway system extending the
entire length of South America will be
made apparent.
The party comprises W. F. Shrink. J. J.
Miller. W. D. Kelly, of New Yurk; W. L
Wilson, at Elittou. Md; .I. I). l-‘ostetmpi
Harri-hum, Put; l). M. Martinezund. Dr.
C. W. ltush. l'ttitcd States navy; Thomas
W. llempaey. of I’hilmldphis; Joseph
l‘arlrer, of llnrrisburg, Pa, and Engineers
O'Connell ttnd Burgess and Dr. Ogden,
United Sttttcs navy.
Trying to I." lolly-lac.
NEW Yurrx. April ll.-»The family and
friends of i‘itrtrles McIlvaine. who mur-
dered C. W. Luca, have been trying tone
cure uccttiitc clemency. and Governor
Bill has written to Judge Moore and Die
trict Attorney Iiitlzway. oi limkiyn. for
their oplrttttn in the matter They both
wrote letters to Governor llill urging him
not to lnirrirn‘. claiming thztt Mt-llvalrtr
deurvm the late awaiting him. The sp'
pllcatlon for a writ oi habeas corpus in the
cat» was denied by Judge [months in the
United Slam court.
The right [or the Governor-hip.
Nuw “stint. April Il.-—i'nutturi fr!
Judge Morris huvr been actively at work
on the rpm warranto sguiunt llttlkelcy,
and it in hoped that prmnlings in the so:
perior court can be begun curly next week.
The units at Sanger as state treasurer. All
cap as lieutenant governor and l’helan as
secretary nl Mate will also. it is under
mood, he hmutrht at the same time with
that of Norris. This will tend to open the
easewitirr. as the three last named were
Operators Ready for a right.
I’lmlil‘lm. April 1‘..-'l'he western Penn
sylrnnlrt lIIIII Ohio coal operators are milk»
lng preparation» [or the “like of the
minentnn .“tly l. The l’ennnylvnttlu op
crown have appointed a committee of live
with Francis 1. Robbins. president of the
Pittslturg. Palmer! and Northwestern
Dock company. as chairman. The Ohio
operator» have also appointed noontmllo
tee of live with Colonel .I. 1.. Norton as
chairman.
It Will I. a Jul-I Battle.
An operatoreairl today: "There i~ enough
anal in stock in the eastern, middle and
northwestern tttates to aupply all tit-mantle
until July I. The market has int-«rt niack
right along, and the stock of cord is un-
usually item-y. The operator-t nl llllnoin.
Indiana. Kentucky. Kansas anti West \'lr«
[lots will join the I’ennttylvnnla and Ohio
operator» in lighting the strike. it will be
fought jointly, not individually."
That Is the New Charge Brwnghl Against
the You" Helical Itmlewt.
New Your. April ll.—The Pottvllart-itt
tragedy was revived at Asbury Park yester-
day when Mm George W. Potts, mother
of Helen l’ottHInrris, announced that she
M received a letter conveying Informa’
tion thnt Carlyle W. Harris, who accrctly
married her daughter, had held nnlswiul
relations with another young woman in
September lost. This letter said that the
writer. who gave her name as Lathatn,
lived on Walnut street, I’hllsdelphia.
Mr. Latham said that he had warnad
Harris to leave town or he would flvshlta
1 a good drubbing. Harris went to New
sl t le. sim- York next day and two days lstar the
chi in when young girl followed him.
. Hrs. l’otte claims that Harris had told
menlpernonsthat hehad hsentwiceno
erItIy married lie made this unionism.
to Charles ll. Oliver, Mrs. Pott's nephew,
‘ "Outbanwnoadthafithmishehed
, eaten nothing tor three on ithe
uh ahmlatelynecasnaryto relieve her
k W to Danville. that biting the
avail-blown“. As ntstedi all the
- at the time,lter door we forced
:- wannot roughly han'fl . how»
, were not thin and her
w torn. Shieftlttirpapen
- wild confusion ill various
that t Ineverl touched
in 1: ring
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5o Ilape (or Moral N'IIDII-
Wistttxttrtm, April il.——('ongrcuman
Spiuoln is slowly but steadily staking. and
this morning his death is regarded as s
qaastionoiafewhoursatthebvst.
. Yaaierdsy Father
Blattery, oi New
York, reached
here. having been
summoned by
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throne t r her who fill-student in the 1" “inn"! vtu ran-use Carpenters wut titrtho. ‘
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«rained III on of Ann Arbor. to. Oliver aays that list- n b” [m Maw, Wm...“ H... o. mpj'm‘: $133.3, m, m m, w, u. WW ,0,
"I“ Mull "' “M “m "w b' N“ “‘ "'° W” Ill-H the 5.000 «mm- In the Pm- to the Arlington ward so rapidly um nest numthlt will
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proton and Joiners of North America will
cease worlt until the builders concede the
sight hour demand. tiarernl coniereoces
have been held with the builders, but all
aflorta to reach an unusual were in vain.
hotel, where be
administered the
last sacramentsof
the L' n t h o I it
' church to the dy-
l n g y e t e r a n.
lihortiy alt-reward
ml. the mph-rue court.
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tweet-nee Mill's Dwellaw.
Auusr. April ii. JI’hs question of anal
adjournment oi the legislature was peso
tit-ally nettle-i yesterday alternoon when a
arms uteri-led bysvuteal hint to ad
hereon April“ (intense iilll nestle
the senate-ad had read aretninder that
nothing had been doastodispoas oi the
direction reload into the general govern»
mt. uncouth; to was The
's suggestion was thnt it he a,
toastingniehl the hondsd ladaht
“enrolments”. muss re
her-ti to the cots-mas ea mellow
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arsenal. arise“.
the general rallied and improvement was
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Driven Away with lilies.
Gttrrxnm'no. Pa, A l tit-At Whit-
ney's worhu. near intro . than I o'clock
hast Cumin“. on strikers. aeetmttmnled by
their wives and children. entitle a rttld on
the imports mm at work. The women
and children led the raid. 'l‘lte clerks sod
other employer enmeout of thsnmm with
Winchester rides in their hand. rtml drove
theraitlere away. No one was hurt. All
armed force of deputies was plnml at the
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tonal-via IiuDrlwhthaoalydaughlfl
otawealthyeattlarnlserotlhasas.
‘l'ha Tribune's 1|th Anniversary.
Haw You, April thuYatterday was the
lltlsth anal oi the birth at the New
York Tribune, the event was ealshrat
adhya inhilas at the Hamilton Opera
mouse. Addresses were mule by William
Initiator. tlrx. Chauncey I. llepaw. idl-
tor Clarissa. Dana. ittaswell (i. ilorraad
noticeable for several hours. Since then
he has Ilium steatlily staking. Dre. Ma-
grntisr and Walsh hsva been in study at-
tendance all day. while Stimson lisaaral
llantilton was also called in manltatioa.
MM wearer’s clair- Mriehea Oat.
“anatomic, April lt.~'i‘hs hotter h-
reittsed to concur in the nests amend»
menu to the hill reimbursing 0mm
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in and anorehsstrsot llty pieces. aadw tha It The bill will now he returned to the ‘1',” bile-us circled all a,“
'° “u“, olWalter Dnstresehmlayedds 1"" “fill-I Mud. amends conference committee prob “u" m"
ably appointed 'l'ha contention It over
hyhmwteanetnnpaeauA N.
tneag
that present were Vina President Horton.
Senators lorrill, Haw .
Heath. lleprsssntativas
has tons. April ll.-’I'ite United its
brew Trude societies“ thiseitytnrnt-rl out the
last night all» urea. in a parade and
turns meeting to denounce the shuttle at
thaeehestrlhers at 1(me l’a
m meeting was held at Madison squish.
ad was well attended. can
sndaleetheytesaeatleaatths
“mm in this city and Roch-“ism.
the sstant or the
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1 3 “WM our” mflfi" “ 9 ”I ‘ I“ ‘0'“ mun ‘ sol. W'mflt’;‘ mamas“
' 1mm moist-smitten mm. was “if-aim ‘2: wfiwma
. » I win. W. none, w: ._ , Isa-rm snafu “'1‘”
'W . tungsten. sat tart m
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Tn rlenmw :tml prmrw I'ltv' rrrth. to one»!
llm'u '. ("forth the breath. and m remrnre ill)-
“it." our sponge) gums in n lms‘trhy nmvll-
hurt. the
“Van’s” Dentiirice.
'l'ltr- above {importers-me for mic by droughts.
ntr [ll
Grand Opening.
EASTER
M l LLI N E RY.
lllrs. WTIawcen,
he. 3 Water Street, Ismail,
Ethibill all the Loire! etylvre in
Pattern Hats, Bonnets and all
military Novelties.
holler will plan.» nrrcpt this tour-urine. Sn
mnls. We shell upon our [law stnrr. l? .‘Itain
«tmt. tort-opted by .‘llilih llrm" win».- desist-m,
on or shut“ filer“ Oth.
[lorlon Point,
(EIEBIIII'B Mill.)
South Norwalk, Ct.
J. E. POWER,
PR1 il’ltl ETi ill.
nil!
HALE’S
Bough Balsam
. mar .
VIII IIIEII‘I.
IIIEIIUIIII.
Till Mil Tllill,
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALK, CONN.
Spring Styles
HATS
IS ALI. GRADE}? AND t‘ULllfié ”I"
SiflandSoflHalsfiilkllais
lin‘,‘~ liar» and t‘attm. ('rmlt tints In!" 31m and
Bi)". Sums Sort lists for lien at
KNAPP’S,
9] Washington St.
Particular Attention PaidtoFixing,
Illeatting anti ironing 8illt lists.
Wall Paperél
SPRING STYLES.
0:er amuvtfrtzrnt nl l'rxprr lianzingh he ilto
mural .tr.«l rrm-at in the town ”I Sur—
‘filtlk. “r haw our
lll,llllll llul of lien Patterns
l'tlll Till: SI‘RISIE TRADE.
Aline of llllts at 20 and 25cm:
HEB Imi’ltljl ROLL.
A full ltm of Mixed Points. I'flaf‘ll Colors
am! Varmint)“. I'rm-itett'n >par l'nmpvrsillon.
Hut-hut. Art‘t‘h' .‘intrrtnle. linirhar'f Ilml
Wax fur hunt sum-l Flu-tr» and Furniture;
PAINTING.
Paper Hangingfl llalcitnining.
L. H. Decker,
:9 \t’mhingtun Street So. Norwalk.
1. 0. lElllllilGS.
Papefllanger, llalcimlner, Painter
Ami dealer in
Will PIPER Alli Illlllflls.
at North Main srrrei. Sn. Novwaik.
Sample tut-sit» of full line list I .t 1
Papers. Martin» and “tit Mutthiilfzzt :ayko': I?)
loam bur tnwrrt. mum notice by wtal.
l’mrtmnrrsritrulnlly given.
lilllll. SILVER, NICKEL ‘
Anal nil klmis oi Usytlluvl
PLATIN G
ihmr at
49 litter Street. South lltrtrtll.
.tnythlrwplated from a on n ri t I .
Angers-tally made at Table are. “firlizlz‘lilrg
s hammering nil hind: of Mass work.
the it
(Where. ”angina Lam Ir. t'anrile stick»
bureau. ”one. I’l-rtole. I
Repairing deter.
lartlsttsstSltortlctlcentd
*8stlaisctiaslttsrsatseti.
new If
arch and than
nonethettmtism
Seorsig irh lleatlsrh
Are nnll- lions and an
lentil) lugs-alive.
's l’llJ’. DIN SHIRT
” M”) N linlslr (MINI?-
Le‘f' ’ilrs in all intros. For
everywhere. Primal
cello. lays. 0. A. "I“.
P ml’mt ad .
«will tutti t -. wr maids.
Apothecary. Milt Norwaih. i'oan. man
to or m sternum,
”Islam
roorw natal. ”10‘5”!!!"th
Pen Inst Zine asst {men on. m
rt
l or
SWAN it BUSHNELL,
Vlt‘ll till-ll liiVlllI‘
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are (serum oi re
wrwk [or ”13'5ch
no
at lane! ennui use: shone-t vsrtrt
by... .. um tutti.
FRANK BOYLSTON
dB"
. Jr .
Norwalk Chronicler