:
um an“ LEIIIILII.
filth Bitterly Attacked by at
Colored Critic.
out. vniiultr cam: camera.
“a [8,!ng tiny; an Author of tho:
‘W In Prompted by ”coin for Ito-
m‘ ‘alud Bushman-no Allen-r
'30-“- Why Willi-nus In Disgruntled.
In Your. April II-Colonel (l. w.
, MI! in the employ of the
mmsmto, publiuhes in pamphlet
Mm 'alu opan letter addressed to "Hi-
m Majaty, Leopold ll. king of the
Wm find Iovereign of the independent
“to of Congo." Colonel Alexander 5.
Dawn, of Brooklyn, an old friend of
colonel Williams, recalled acopy yester—
M. 1110 letter is sensational ill char»
actor and extremely ranooronu toward
Stanloy. '1
Colonel William recites the crueltlea
jn'aetioedon the native Africans by the
king’s representative in the Free State,
“accuses the king with exercising au—
thority over territory to whichhe has no
. hnlclaim, averting that the treaties and
“on of tho land, now under the rule of
“envisions, were obtained through frond
W upon the native- and through
‘ throats. He refers to Stanley in these
‘ worth: .
chums Against Manley.
Thor! was instances in which Henry II.
mmtouwhito man with four or five
whiter! to make tmtia with native
M. Tho naple argument was that the
white man's heart had grown nick of the wars
com at war between one chief and an-
other; thatthcwhito manwaa at pent-c with
”black Wham desiml to runtcdmto
“mailman” thu general riotous and
pauucnlun. lulu»: olcight of hand tricks
Indium artfully-remand hurrah now
Indy for his work.
In. Italic. Won Shocked.
A number of electric batteries had b '24! pur-
chaodin Imam. and when arm-rim m the
' minder tin mat. communicainl :2 ith a
hill“ ribbon which pausedovor tho palm of
hwhihbrmher'aMaudwhcnh
“Wamrdial mantis,
“homo: was gmtiy mrprbal '.
”brotherng that he Ill." .
”whitest in giving him the! r.-i»
low-flip. thntluo native inqmr :lm
Wyalatnngth between him r‘. his
vinobrotluerhewal told that tin- I . Mild
pinion-mam perform the lmrat' ,. nus
.. .. Sextmothoiensact.
'l'lla ”Lena Act.”
Tho white brother took from his pocket I
*7, @91wa bit or! the cud. lwlll up his
if he were to request him to burn up i. ,~ lrlstrk
. ‘ W”! villus it would be done. Tli"llll1d
not was the guru trick. The white: mun run]; a
nonunion cap. tore the end or tho pzlpr-r which
lucldtbcpowdnr to the bullet. and p mm! the
powder and paper into a gun, at the mud»: time
more bullet into the sleeve ”I u...» left
A cap was placed upon the nipple n! the gun
nithoblack brother wu‘implnrml rl. ~ .. . nfl
[h to the sum. and rnmpiaI-esntiy w. mi his I
#13 to tho grunt amn7x~rnont and I ' - . 2' the
“brother. The white roan we». : his
mum relation to the Inn and «iv» . , -I that
! AN EXCISE
y Inked of the committee it reports were not
M Wainwhis gnoaihiairhit.» rm. Ill» r,
pallatluou-iggor the gun to disarm; .2. tho:
whito nun Wand takes Ila.- bull
“duos. Byrachmasthem hm (lily and?
. tomention. andafew boxm Ht gin.
‘ whole vmagahavnbcsn rigned away to your
Ill-tr-
Iiwg’o 1)qu In the Slan- Trade.
The rest of the letter i» devoted in .»r ro-
am): of the horrors of the plate Irsale,
which the Writer asserts i-I being upvnly
carried on under thewry eyesofriw king's
lured and sold men and anril into
div . Ho further accuses the state of
buyingllaroo, paying 1:3 per head for able
bodied slaves for military service. Colonel
_ Williams also mm Stanley with flrflusly
Wing the character of the mull»
flute-ddbolngfertfle and produrtim it to
”and unproductive. Hoary M. Stunloy'o
I... prod” a alunddor among this sunpie
talk I” mm; they runnrrniutr his
m m. lulu copious profanity. hi» hot
”I. lib heavy blown. hi5 harsh: and rigor»
onion-nun by which they wort~ mulI'lNIl or
HUI-It Win the Congo prmlntod a
W Miriam; thorn win-n he ind
WWW with 1D ramp lulluwv‘vn,
»onhinwayuordisvsllmin Putin Tony
W it maul umploto subjugation. and
”Milan!” Hottboouuly thingthoy
Minthwahothillnarchwumiwry.
I’luat Illa-lay tiny».
lfr MIDLIM shown Williams' lob
tor-aid: “1 law this pamphlet the night.
‘ him i loft London Sir William Mo-
- Ilium. a psnonal friond of King I»
mun ad Ins this pamphlet. and a lot-
fir. c. P. Huntington. in which
WM Sir William to old
Willi-nub mutton? Sir William naked
‘Iy’adviu about them-tier. ltold him
_ “MWflflamwbollaoolondman had
w» unto go with me on the Brain
wanditlon i not him to tin: king,
In that it might be a good plan
blind Wllllanul an an uporiment,bnt
Willi-modal not impru- uho king favor-
ably and did not go.
Iowan and mutt-all.
”TIMI. talwn this mom to mango
and I told Sir William that n
“Boonie write a mm law that
mldonl out to got him into the turns
Illum- kaowu that the king
tally lyownaIiIr Congo
non-for nothing. This man
mgmouy mldodlaordcr
to anoint-loaning
M, and in many instances, or I'ulnrrcl
Williams says, the officers themsclw» have
- hol Harm tnthcru without exporting Ila-con
. Ihmn: Itiorl of the people of the sat 'am
"I from from tho
William, and to allow him to goto 8ir "i”
' that liquor Ilr‘lllcrs .sbould be given every
BREEZE AT ALBANY.
Min rillequII Prawn-mu tlIs Ulnar!-
ty Row-rt Hot In Order.
About, April i-l.~ln the assembly loott
Mn. 1 following billowerspnuod: Soul
ntor Hendrick-5’ giving Syracuse a tilt
marsh-i and no inupsctor of public build
toga; .‘Iir lchennas Long Inland City
Grand ill-lint! improvement bill; Senator
Birketl'i llmoklyn bridge tormltunl extan-
don hill. l’wfum the calendar was taken:
up Mr. Ward. of the excise committeo.‘
In Imlcr. Ila desired to otfero minority
report from tho excise committee. “Point
of order." cried M r. Scllnafo, and a dozen
Denim-rats were on their fuel. Dr llusl.
also r-zi-.~Il open“ of IIrIlI-r. myingtlizut
flu-v v Ivrnmlttet lmrl nIpurml by bill
or : I .r by report. limiter Sui-chain
lithium. : me point of onlcr and bflltl that
the nrinur'u y baa no permisniun to Inuke a
report.
Mr. Ward-l riae to a question of priv-
liege
'l‘iw Speaker-The gentleman is out of
order; calendar for tho day.
Mr. \\ on] not down The report. which
was so pcrernptorily rcfuscd mus as fol—
loan:
“'i'iw bill was rsported by a majority of
the «2 marines befocc it was printed with-
out I up; as much an read over to the corn-
millv ». without any hearing being had,
with II ilwmmmlflfi.‘ knowing what it
did :--;l!illn and againnt the pmteu of
miuvnl.) members of the cumtnittw, but
saw. :3. is known to show that it contains
scrim-I and dangerous innovations in our
law .rgulaiing the sale of liquor. It rs-
penis cutimlylwenty-llvs chapters of the
laws of the state passed during various
years from mo to mo for the suppression
of intern ranco and regulating and re»
“rioting the sale of intoxicating liquors.
It materially modifies the existing civil
damage act. It leaves in doubt tbs law as
to the sale oi liquor on Sundays, and by
prohibiting the detection and prrnislunent
of violators of the law practically allows
the sale at all limos, including Sundays.
nights and election days.
"It prohibits the only known means of
discovering and prose-curing violations of
the very ILHV which it in proposed to enact.
lt roman“ many of rim restrictions
against rlw iiili’lil imuximtinu linrIn to
minors. l'. pol-mils lllt' irnliwrirninuwmic
to all rrlirmn nvcr sixiccll ycum of ago. in«
sit‘iul of righteen, M now provided by law.
It t’l‘t'ztlu's a nrw class of licrnschu be
known in ‘mting house‘ llt‘l'iht's, which
may be granted to any mluon kIrpI-r who
has a stoic and sumo crackers moi «base.
It transforms tin.- nII-rc persuucrl lllft‘llfit?
which exit-Ito under the present law into Iu
francir'rw, which may be sold. assigned or
otheruiw transferred. lt tin-rules a special
licenw for the sale of liquor all" 1 o'clock
at night. Tin.- I'uIIIIIliI' clergy of New
York I. P- 1 ‘.\ i. um- pl'.‘ I'lllllll'ililylfl :Ipnsi»
[inn l .,.~uf Ilwaiimi» of «Amino;
and III. w only mica-«t i2 this III-1.1m.- of
the pm ili', him: united in :I vigumlm poti-
t'Ion agilinst the image of the bill remov-
ing the restrictions upon the sale ul'wrnxi-
curing liquors, and more than a thousand
clergynum~both I’rolcstunh and (Tuthr)
liwwfroln every county in the state huvc
joined their New York brethren in a pm-
tcst against the passage of such an act.
”These men are tho foremost thinkers
and lomivn in the public opinion of the
tiny. ulrvl lllin II L'lfilfltlll’ll mount nitric to
No
[II titiorh h. 1w but) root-Md from [llt‘ poor
laboring: man or from parental
guardians or cmploym of minor“ rcquusto
ing the pct-sauna of this or any similar bill
or that any of the present restrictions upon
the sale of intoxicating liquor-a be warm-ml.
but the law it in the inn-rest of and il‘lkt‘d
for by the Liquor Deniers‘ nwxviut'rou.uud
that :L‘ism‘liullull only. While m- ia-Ilcvc
protection “mum! to any nilu'r f‘liL'o'H of
human» lllt'fl we Ill) nut bI-Iievc in the m
mrmIl of the notriclionn and mgrrlatinnu
now existing II-r It‘ll)? a. lie of Inmximling
liquor-small then-fun» we rrport again“
the pawngc of thi» bill. "
The report is slum-d by Moran. l/llom.
mmlieu, Ward, l-Iwrctt. Ilrnwn and Don-
nisuon, minority members of the commit-
toe.
The bill for the ubuli~hment of railroad
grudc crossing» wan III-feared
Prince urgent In Dead.
BUFFALO, April H.——Thc death of llam-
lin’s Prince livgont la the principal topic
of court-nation among Tlnl’lfllflll‘ll here.
Mr. Hamlin was awn yeatI-rday and mid
that while lhl’ III-m wan a sari-room, lm
has II ntundrlif in a foal that arrived on
Villngofann tho day the Prince died, and
a: he was aim] by him he will undoubted»
ly take the Prince's place in lllt‘ bl nd when
fully matured. For the primal III-irat-
Inwaltyenr-old and II brother to I’rinct
Regent will take hill place. lie in a ranch
man promluiog colt than was: him brothI-r
at this same age. When asked what value
he placed upon Prince Regent Mr llamlla
laid: “I wouldn't have sold him for any
. He was not for rule, boron-la I
couldn't afford to have him loavo Villagn
farm, and he wan worth all much to me no
to any one clue." Prince Regent wan not»-
:inghio owner MAN!) a your from stud
on.
In" ‘l‘onrlusd Illa.
NYIICI,N. Y.. April it. mA daring ruli-
llorywaa committed in llavemmw. The
thief entered the jewelry store of Edward
P. Vandrnimrg through the from door,
and in doing so curtail the burglar alarm.
lie raslml III and carried 021 am .500
worth of silver watches. The proprietor
appeared on the man Just Inltho burglar
wan making a hasty exit, but not one of
ihothrouhotu Brod at the rotmting rob
her touched him. The III ht watchman
m tho tired all» fl twice at the
numhat he was not hurt and mode MI
«cape. “
chap-arc Prop-fly Alt-clued.
Bulbomrrr, Conn. ,Aprll M m’l‘he prop-
erty oi (loom B Chapman. the late presi-
dent of the Shop-rug. Utchnelil and Xortlo
wrailroitd. who mldouia Fairfleld. lull
ueon attached to the amount of man
This in to secure an old judgment at uni,»
Wand interns: in favor of tho Haunt/mic
railroad. ’nuo attachment- Iliau far loriud
on Mr. Chapman in the tom of tho
llotunatonlc railroad amount to 31mm.
m.“
The Wall-II llarrod on.
Sauna. N. J..A l T‘n-‘At the bud»
wart unannou-
I'arunIuII at Wuhiagtonflt. J..lt was an»
nonaadthutthovrutotauaiaailm
churches on tho auction at admitting
mmummmm
mum II! III mum and “It!
mm.-
’1'.
T0 L 252E Fllll THE CASH
W.—
Treav: Huston Succeededby
nos W. Nebeker.
ALL THE mm 1081‘ BB 001mm
It Will ‘I'Iio fifty Clarita About Blond
“'11-‘- to Do flu. Whole Ill-alum.
Tluors Arc Only 4,500 Tuna of coin ll
the Vault- nt Praunt.
Wasnrxurox, April l-i.~'l'ho prosidont
has appointed Enos ll. Solicitor. of In-
dinna. Ircasursr of the United States, to
succeed J. N. Huston, of ludiana. whom
rtarignat ion will take other upon the quail-
ficution of his' successor. Mr. Nabokov left
for Washington last ovening. .lt wiilbe
about ten days befors Mr. Nebckcrqunli-
fies. He will have to give a bond of wilful),-
CIXJ upon inking the oath of ollicc, and
again when he is continued by the Innate
be will huvo to give a new bond for a like
amount. When be warm»; chorgc- of the
oflice all the money in the ['niicul titular
tmflll’y will have to be counted.
It \“lll BI- Quits a Tank.
A committee can. sting of thn-o per»
sons. one n‘pn‘f-t'lll log the outgoing trons—
urer. mm rI-pnrsonting the incoming truis-
nrvr and one n-prescnting tho wen-Iury of
the treasury will be appoinml to erpa-rlu»
loud the count of the money. Thin mur-
Iniiice will be Luis-ted by about rill;
clerk: in counting the currency, lmnda
and occur'liiau. It will take IlllV fume
about three weeks to count the unwary.
etc.
Aftcr the curn-ncy is counted the hoary
work begins~that of Wrighiug the min.
Till.“ is than by tho tormnliiw with flu-
hrlp of about twelve: luborrra. who plum
the mill, which is in grunt bug». upbll (in-
stairs.
About $691,370.00!) to lie Ilrunullnl.
It will lflktitlllillll two Illrmllis tn Imm-
pleu- this work. Tin-re nn' rmw 4.7M? lolly!
Wright of r-nin In the inn-wiry to la.- count»
t‘ll. .\;i;?l‘v'.\lllliil(‘l§ llll‘l'l.‘ :In- now in the.
vaulh allLV-Illfiw. Fill“ the count hiccup
plciwl and the man. 5' found cnrmt the
bond of ”In nun-r Hummus not rob and.
Serrrlury l'uurtnr' a blatrmont
\I' Islllwrrw -\pril H. —.\’uu.- iliu' rI-
turuui l-‘I-rrciirr) l’rIIItIlrtlu-w ll. ~ iu-m
grin-It Ilthlh in obtain slum llllluor
st. it. "it“ at fro: n him cunnruii: .,..i'
that mt» about to mum; for «3 ~de
remain. and aim IvIII-thI-r or ltn‘ .r. "Hula
coniuurr lru bc :I rrilrrlidautr fur '... i‘mLI-II
Strum ~I‘llllh'lu urn-uni Sum“? i. :Inilillls.
In nmpnrrw in n (a .mul mu.- lililu‘h he
lift-‘2 mini?) rzr. i...’ :wlwm «Mommi-
"Ml rum. - Imr l 2.3. . pix-writ inn-n-
tion of n ~i :mm: xIn- wrillulll fuunrlautiml.
As to my lamina.“ intrrvsh. I lml‘r none
whirh rrquirr my nitcnt'iulr. My rcIutiorIlI
with ”W pr-mirm and my Itwu'inlvs :IN.
l-b tin-y always luu'c ln‘t'fl. III tlu- up...
agn1-rrlllr- and hurumniuuscharrlclc. “dill
mst-cr In tho _~I-n;rturship. i had up my
rcturn, by tho rr‘t't'lpl qu loin-m and the
pron i‘nlllltil'iii~ from Vermont, that II
good many of my frivuds an» anxious that
I should filll'l'i‘t‘il. SI-rminr llelulqulK
"’l'lrI- position of xenntur from my state
has for n good many your. bow norm-what
uniquc. and It in not and IlmlrI-verlm-u
within my nII-nlnry rolled-lam! run plat-e
pI-rrnitt'lng any candidacy in the usual
willie. Vrrlllnlii llzu ll number II! mun
mpnbh- urlIl worthy In n-prt-iwnt her in the
l'rI’lterl Slum» wrmle. though it could not
In.- hoped that any one l'lllllll till the place
of Senator l-deunnls Shnuld tho pmiilon
in Ilur lirru- be viii-ml in Inn with tho
hearty approval and good will of lllr- pm»
pic of my nlilu'.
lllw'rty in III-I'Iillc (lll' Ilulmr. lint tho Mil:
ntur'» nm‘rglluiiun duos uni tukr other until
nut KIWI-labor. and in lbcurt‘autituc (lov-
I-rnor Parm- bu» plIvnry of (law to can-fully
vrc‘igb the llh’lllt'l’ and talus Mich action as
he doom» to be best for tho inlarcm III the
atatr."
hut!
'l’lIr Pro-lulont Iin Tour.
Wuallrwrnx. April H.» I'n'slnlt'tll liar-
rimu lt ft \luhbingtnn nu hi.» wrurlwrn and
Intern trip lunt night at ton nlinutea put
midnight. “Ibo other IIII-rnbrru III the
party “ho will livc for tho neat thirty
llflyltlfl the. numptuounly flttcrl Pullman
car» that cnlnpriw tho prdelI-mlal train.
arc Mm. Ilurriwn, Mum. Ilirmxlirk. Mm.
.‘Tt'KM', Mr. and Mr». linwll llurrimn,
Su‘rI-tary Hunk. who will on I“ far In El
Paw, TILL. l’mtrnzmtvr lieurrul Wana-
nlakrr. llnnlcl hf. llnnmlI-ll. nominal of
th' Iliutr'ut of Columbia. I" l" 'l‘lbbott
oxumlwrhsrk; iii-onto \l'. lloyrl Minion!
guncml rut-smug” «In-n1 of tho l'rnnaylvn—
nla mad. who will have charm. of tho
party: Mrs. Boyd. R. V. Uulahan. of the
l'niml Prom: A. J. Clark. of tho Aural-
I-intcd Prom, and (l. P. Armin. of tho
PM New» mwiatiun. Colonel Jarurlu II.
'l‘nylnr. gI-nmul twang" agent of the
Richmond and lieunvillc uyutom. and S. if.
lluIrIlwlclt, of the Georgia Pacific division
of tlw warm- road, and Major A. P. Show,
of tho army. will nocunllmny the party.
through the wurtmy of Seen-tan Proctor,
aua pcnlolmlahl to tho. pnmident. Hoora-
tuiry l’rwtor and a nulllllt‘l’ of other proud-t
neul. nillI-iruln were at the depot and waltod
to m the train and “condoning depart.
Itdlirnoho tho holly Man.
WAbllllm'mlt, April l4.—-HI-.cmlary Em-
tar ha» appointed Mr. W. .l. llllrroalto, of
Chicago, nuprrviulng architect of tho mus
my. Mr. Fflliroolro la a pmmlncnt archi-
tect of Chicago and wan formerly commu-
sinner of while buildings of that city.
ho I'mldontial Applet-titular
Wuumlumm. April it «The prelude/at
luau appointed Edwin A iiarry. of Florida.
United State; connul at Santos. lira:
and Alonzo Spent-or. of New York. United
Hiatus cordial at Pic-too, N. 8.
m lent-v. um caning.
rm Hana. April i4.-Profeumr 0. A.
L. Toma. at Yale, In speaking at the pair
nation at his recent millennial onion-
latioa. rays: "Borne paper-II bur: W
that l prullct tho and of tho wot within.
thin century. They mistake. 'l‘hat lo um
error. not mine lrlo not think thank
and will come for II million years. and
have not made any propimy about it at
all. What i did declare war that II math»
«Minn Neutrino founded on mum
trot 5 proved onoml panorama"
the lioniah will coma again him i”.
don’t mean this that l hollow tho
:lllonalum :d l begin in ma. 11ml?“
1 thou-III yum avail y an
that at MI «and mat rintwilluaah
a lib int.”
WWIIQWIM
.llllll with improper
,' rott.
I should won't-Iv fI-I-l .It 7
to...
acr FEED “mummy;
A Woman Ito Know In“ It, In tho
BIan-lnalot Plot.
Manon, April T‘s-A dispatch fromfioda
cayalhat M. Stanibuloff lino ordorod tho
Bulgarian army to he in radius for no
tivewrviee. A largo foroo'nontluo Bonita
frontier watching what ll. Stambnhfl
calla the ragamnflin haadawluoarsoampod
on tho Servian aide. around with Ito-Ian
rifles, and waiting for a ohanoo to dual:
into Bulgaria. It III rsportod thattluo Bal-
gariana are pruparsd to invado Sonia on
the alightcat sign of aggraoivo action by
ltuaaia, auu Prince Ferdinand: government
In deeply aggrieved by the hospitality drown
in Sonia to conspirators walnut Bulgaria.
lt in known beyond a doubt that the plot
to aminate Sumbulolf wot hatched In
Russia. and that a Russian form would
have promptly invaded Bulgaria hadnot
the plot miscarried.
Some scandal has been canned by the fact.
that II woman named Snvanow, formerly
employed in Prince Puttinand'o palacs In
same household capacity, was arrested in
connection with the plot and soon often
wnnl discharged by tho peremptory order
of the prince, to whom slur addmiodapcr—
maul appeal. This interference of Prince
Fcrdimurud is regarded In Sofia as helping
to give color to the urnora that charge
duct. It issuidthat
(llr' prince luau boon notad for his gallantry
since he ascendvd the throne of Bulgaria.
and that the. palaco is little better than a
ban-m. The human Savanow is noted for
her benutymnd is said to have had con-
siderable influence over Prince Alexander
when he “an rulvr of Bulgaria After his
Ili'ilftrlun‘ and the arrival of Ferdinand
she transform-r1 hrr preference to the latter.
She is: anutm- of Russia. and is strongly
suspected of being in the Human interest.
Although n-leuuwd. she will not in future
have arm's-I to the palate
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
(‘undrokd Tell-gram; (initiated at Ran-
dom from Varloua l'lneea.
The New York Pvt-3% say» tlrc grout race
hom- 'l'euuy has liflllicll clown and i.-I a
burn lax-i ci‘ipple. 'I'Ilc horse has broken
dawn in tho I uruzwt of the all hind foot.
The: (homes of ”l" Imm- ewr again being
Inuih- lit up go In tho pm; arc mowrlingly
slim
If thwlcrisinu rcntlcrr-I by Judge Barrett
at New York is not retcrml. them will
prolmbly be no man: lxlolilunlcing in that
city sum on "commission."
Samuel Fir-liar. tho boukmalu-r, was Ilsa»
rum-ml Io thn-e months" imprisonment in
lllt‘ Tombs and lined tlJlI) by Justice Bar—
lle had been convicted of making
books on tho tiltitenburg races.
The ltolue correspondent of the Paris
Journal tics Debuts has communicated to
thnt pnpor a statement of the lunar churm‘
tor a» tlmt publisiml last Wet-k with r. 4.”
In iI.II_t'- pon-mprnry demand upon Ii.
I‘mrud 5min» guu‘u‘nlllit'llt.
'l’lw anbptcr) of New York appointed
n I'ururullm- of t'lw to IlctI-rlurrlo wlII-tlwr
tlu- views of the Rev. t'lmrlos .\. Tlrlgg‘,
I). I)..us cxpn‘xhwl lll his inaugural ad»
Iirvmlmlun-llw l'riiurl 'I'hculngit‘lul unli-
tmry worr- lion-rival.
l'mlnt lufl’u‘t'llllilillli, who married Miss
lIeII-u Iluyunl. youngust daughter of or
rim-rotary 'l'lImIIm F. lluyur-l. on April '3,
IliI-d of typhoid fI-rcrut Wilmington, Del.
April ill.
lli~hop ilrlrlwur. of f'lcwlanrl. died rut
Si. Anna-dine. Flu , April lit
'l'bumm‘ lhtlillltzllfllllt’r. nu» ullc lime rs»
pillt‘tl in be lllt‘ \"t‘illllllt'sl cillzon of Lon»
I'asirr, Pin, ha». rim-lo nu Imigunlcm. Ills
liabilities IH'N' t'rtllllliilml at from KIWI”) to
$751M“), 'l'ln- Ihwts lun- probably wry
IIIIIIIII. llaulimgunlm-r WM n lllt'lllllt'l’ of
the ilrln III ltiurugunlrlcr. I-le-rrurutl N I'm.
which IIIIIIII- illi IImignmcut on Saturday
with llt'itl’y linbilitirn, and WM lurgI-Iy in»
turn-«ml in tho will and lumbrr lIu-dncw.
To living ltunla In Timur.
‘ \l'AslrmrruV. April H. liev. l. Mueller.
n Imilrc of St. l’ctcrsbllrg. Ilellwrul I
locum: but night on Ihc pomutiun of
Latin-ramin Rum-tin. Mr. MIII-Ilt-rrlmrgul
tlmt nu Lulhvmll had cwr been called in
Kiln-rid lul’ bring concerned in political
plots or t’IilIl-Iplf'ilt'lt‘fl, and in the great
Lutheran IInivu-nity at Dorpoi. when
thcn- arc Lulu studentn. there lma'nmt'er
boon any revolt or uprising. The Greek
church has boon forcing LutlrI-ranlanl
to tho mm by royal cnactrucntu and
thondigiuua fnmlnm guarauieml to the
llallic pflll‘lllt‘t'fl, Finland and Poland In
totally Illuwtzanlml. Mr. Mucllcrnumtentu
and rvIIu-dy for this state of affair-II tho
I. nation of an inu-rnatinnal untiment and
tho‘ ' ‘ t of lau- ,* govern
in their "nation with llama upon the in-
rorponut inn Into mull ln'atleimf prov Mona
accruing Immunity from laws regulating
rI-liuimm prulrwion. Mulchdion and ob
wrmuce. 'l'hl» would mull in tho Incl.»
tlnu of Honda, and would compel her to
yield from "ultimo or policy If for no
hlglwr roman
Mu Itnyo ”row-ad.
Hr. Lot in. April M. «utiliortly baton noon
Ill‘u buys. whilc cmillg tho Mlunlmippl
river in a drill from tho foot of Spruc-
IIn-Isl In Pith-burg dike. were drowned in
the eddy. which wan very atrong at tho
latter piano. 'l‘lay sight mu Mammal by
the «Idiom. mm and Imogen on tho
Russell IlirrclrlI-y. which man just making
It landing on tho Illinois olde. Tho list“ of
drowned in. John llolurga.Jr..aqurltwaa-
uy; John McMahon. as"! “only - Adam
“I'll“. aged sixteen; Jack (rumour. and
twenty-sir. and Robert (laiou. aged twen-
tram.
mailman author- amoral link.
llixcotsr, Nah. April N 9‘Grand Mm
Newman. ofilio Trainlam’u “autumnal.
has valued all of tho striking Ilarlingtoa
brakomuu to go to work an datum the
“momenta of the Sworn” Switchmon’o
Brotherhood. in asserting that the Train-
nien's Brotherhood would uphold it»
urinal tluII letelumn, wan unwarranted
yurrlmon can donotlutag Iridium. train»
mon'u calm Emma-wan.
“Ruhr.“ mm am
’l'ldu practically and» til min. In tho,
turnover: '
I
sou-m NORWALK.
Masonic Building,
NORWALK.
CO “STOCK BROTHERS
ll 80th Main Street,
‘FURNI'TU RE
DariioTStOw,
South Main stmt.
I'll-Stain.
Graduate Optician
IlllMEIl B. HIIYT’S,
It North Main Street.
Ghana dual to all complicated la.“- ( lllll'
pound loam (round from pm r'rpriun or
get-o of old Lorne. BatIAfoction gunman-ed.
o I ham for ":9th eyes.
BHEIIMATISM
invariant!" willundlmanmepam
”forming militia grin alumni“
how to obtnln “needy, luau and launch".
ram. Adam
F. W. KIMBALL,
LINCOLV BUILDING.
I nio- Square, NEW Yolll.
mills lrn
Clover Farm Creamery
BUTTER,
IN nous. FINEST MADE.
Everybody buys it. Sold only by
B. F. Stevens,
MI'SII‘ MALI. IIIJK'K. nap-34:1»-
$500 Reward.
.\ llrwur-luf Fivl' Hun-Ira! [Milan Will br-
ruuid hr; the .‘rb. Illlt‘li 0! flu" town of Nut“ alk
fur thu- arrm-t :JuI rnvnirvmrr of till» {all} I-r
writ» smilinzrm) of tho nwrrii inn-rulinry
.‘irI I in ma [mm or turn up h lira: ruin ”Irm-
lIl‘l'~':I‘I'tr'r
:-‘\\il El rm K.\‘:,vl
,sirlr. rum. nf
,\'!‘.I,.~1Ii\'.l I R\ the r-mn
UN All \\'. k A‘t “USDA nf Nurwnlk.
linlv'nl at Noruzlk. Frbruury if» lv‘Jl ll? 2m
I Wit luv: IT
TO STOP MY GOUGH‘.
Oar-am MM
........ ......* “mu-mm: ....
“whom-mini!“ nwltflflfllnll.
Mu
”DWI-II. I." uamn‘flm
llllll SBIIIIIB I: Sill
wanna. um.mu rim-II. ma-
W. E. STURGEB, Weatport.
sir)" k.
be plm lil‘r Il.
I‘Yt'r llr‘fIIrI'.
'3 a“ (lull .
Ili'>llilllll'.
I‘nlull’lllgh‘.
l R llrihlt
guurulm C -.II
“I‘ :llnn 0' ill
f I fit y dross
83.0”. 3'3”“!
Hur pm I s .It lliI
in this \Ii lllll).
”ow-~-
tiOn This Week.
*0-..” ...—._._.
an iinvr
TRIMMINGS
III-st lashiurls in in. III II “Im- II “I :“llx
\llrilv .III lllt
:Ii :33 p. r Ianl.
r) Ilvpnmm n! :It pr- ‘1' II? i< mmph :-
div ..I\'I'
tiiw Il< .Irl «.Irlr
lp.lltiI Illur utiI- min” in nu. ni
I'rl‘t‘
[mitt-rm Nilil as! Saturday.
rIIIII Ilium.
our display.
‘5
......._ 45.... ..
f :lrl}lll‘_‘
\tilNiII mm II. \II I'iI IIII'. and our sin! I; .- mLI'. ll I- .< In:
.Ilnm- nu iriiullnl gmulh :m- at ~ It: i;
III :Ill lllt-
Il.r5"
M. 5. SMITH,
Insurance Building. South Norwalk.
Special Attractions which Deserve Alien-H
:NIIITE STIR.
SpecialOpening
'IN All. BEPARTMENTS.
DRESS GOODS.
F luako- special IIII-rltiun of our l: L.“ K Hell ills nit Wltli h w.»
are III .IIIIpIdrte rs SI rgcs Mulmirs {lllll ”V min tins w-. will
50” at IIIIIIIIII rmllu'wl l'dit' this III-ck I... unimul our Ilnlncrwv
pm sent an- fzir in luw th» :I'n mm- mm L:
but m-urv lmllllul tn I’II-‘ur up. if prim» “ill do it.
ii I ill'lr' In»
from VII up Hrrgvsllum .' u up .‘ltiltr'lils frnm. " .
in fllr- Irv-vol. [n
Colored Dress Goods.
\hll lll'l'lllb'. llrlll‘II' ‘Ililh‘ “nrgvs‘. \lulmils. I'Llhh‘ and Strip. ~ in
all tin- III Inst Spring iI Xillrt'h: .Iml I in dpv’ r Lian
.fl. in
1
{III vs this “wk. “I “null mil 1»: Hill lllzlr urn-n {inn in This mm
"to til All \VIIIII .:.l I’llr'l'lnls
Hosiery, Underwear and Gloves.
t w l‘VIllan; m u
:mrl hush for llll Spring .llhl inking; MI "uth'ln . Inru muml
oration srmk tlu- larval Iwr Ilisplmnl. stylu tin l-.n~l qurlill
\“t :IrI- pruml In .~.I_\ Mthnut um I-mlmr
hissnn- lil. that \u- or: an} iutlrv lutilnl vwrxrhmw urdwpl: uni
'.Ill .IrIII prm urn ilr. IrI- .Im
hull: .-
\I“l>‘. tr;A lllrtll) will .11 TM nu II but “llll tlm \w» k a spm lulllv -»
m- :m- nil} rirI;.,r Ila-In fur fir tili' h.
GINGHAMS.
NI‘I lrunIlrI-Il and lift}; tllth‘l’t Ill at} I. .~ ni‘ l".lllI I lirI- “Ilia glmrm.
llhl run-had. on “III! II our prim will in» U.
a.» tljlcr lust. wlIiI' ll uill not lll‘ long. for III utI'I ring llnw
run II .I remarkably low prior tiny urc- um- In m. rpm".
lillll’u-
p. r yard an Inn .
gmitln .
Wladies’ Jackets, Wraps and tapes.
"I“. largo»! and bowl IIHnIII’liIII-Ill of JIM lit‘l‘. liI'uIlml W “HI?! and
('upcla fur ilrI-S wing sou-mu is mm on I albumin". and will
Inwuinnufvw of Iw boat \alum. .I~ lull-urn
:‘I" 9“.i.l
All the Popular Styles.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and we
HEAIIQIIAIITEIIS F08 (Ill. (".0le m SNAMS
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Isms III Nollll’s PATTERNS.
M. S. SMITH
'lris
ll. ‘VCI-wl
Ht'ur
II
-I
’ll
'II
‘ Wall Papers"?
I1» --.- »
nibble 81. comaock’s.
VERMONT . I .
SeedPoIaioes
mull or union.
mu HGSE.
Dibble 8:. Comstock.
Spring Styles
HATS
[TC AH. MRI-ll?! ”a."
.v 2 Hum» my
SIIiiandSuiiHats,SilkHais
ll. '.' lluf‘ mi! N. r v.4; Flor-:4 r 'Tffifllril
5: 'I‘dBI.’ Eur M."- -r. v?
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid writing.
cleaning anal Ironing Silk Hats.
spans mus.
u.I.>‘ ‘ovv‘
Iii (ill lialls Ii Ne! Patrons
r- w. l ..li :2»:
M ire of Eiiioatiil an: 25 cents
ii
\ ’. r. 4 ti r1'I'v .’ In.
M. iiAl‘ I"‘(!;r;'-,1
. PAIN-flue. '
Paper Hanging am! calcinining.
L», .171: _ Puker.
l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger laiciminer Paimer
Will PIPEII lNll BIIHDEBS,
"i‘v .'..f».
LIHII .i-
I‘lrnn'
—‘.? lI-h.
' ilrrnl
\\.-.':.»r'
tunic
GOLD. SILVER. NICKEL
lawn I, v.1..,rru,.;....1
PLATI N G
in J M
49 Water Street. South Nomad.
t;...t‘v’r;r.l.uiml'l'l 1‘44:an 2+ In".
fit.
\ i... .JI.I...;.I ”f in: .. “In I!”
III; ; .IJ a Iuln w’ I i )
halal” I-I'. 'lI'~.,. hpi‘ luf’ Ia, l . .1 ., .g-J he
\ ..» . .......:....;,,.I
mum at um Notice III
mm Gunman !
commutation
'w rqurw “Warm To
Mr am . “1;, H.
‘m l ' . “an
flu "wiill ”l‘ lupin-
in furIial'rhIpwy-
II TIMI .. .‘g... m. pm
«MOI-"Mien” Piggy,
I'QQXIQflIT'l r; t ""III,
l’l’ntt‘otrri‘ PM: 34“ 3“:
ii
”Willie“ I -1' um I}:
SW IIII .wg. mart. M m nil. I I to ma.-
HHS {WSW it“ Hi
Walla! wouldn’t“ all tub; I: on
mm «(no ammo mat for Mb «:1qu
iv loom! rvommr; Mow “gig
am am ammo m «rosin
FRANK BOY LS‘I'ON
be “With“... two-mill W top—III
4|“!
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