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fl Va, Important leatlenal Conventio-
u Ian-as city—want the treat and
a—raauworau r». r .
Vania-crane», April 15-11:. am
hwy-Gunmetal oongveaaeon—
vnadataouattheCoatu Opera House
withdeleuatwpreasnttrumtheiollowlng
Jflhttanthetonnal oonventionmail
was W to various delegatu.
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rated, at a law value than ot
dollauwehavepawodthalinit
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will
hyhadhgadvoeatadtreeulngarepreaeut
ativeaot therilroratateawouldpromptlyand
permanentlyhringeilvermflzperounceand
hepitthere. That anticipation hear-tithe.
realiaed. Our larger me oi silver haaappar-
“.mtwmmyetagreedmdi
liniahedthademand ior rilver mum. and
manned-loin millionth.“ uh
“dated. legislation
Hheatintheintereatot theeast. Cou-
gr- had been tarot-able to theereditor
ehudthaweet wuaheavy dehtor. lt
w-aaeeaaarynowior the west to stand
w,andthereweremanythinpthat
tb wst dated, the advocacyoi which
fianldhannanimougearnastaud contin—
net.
What the Wed Wants
newutwanted ireetradewith Mexico,
Cunt-ad South America, and with all
Ian-turnar- “who.
Ataturwaa ah read homilonJ. M.
. flung-
”. asset-r7 oi agriculture
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GENERAL BUTLER BARRED OUT.
Judge carpenter lateral to Ilene It.
on Any “Meet-
Borrow, April la—ln the United Stator
dbtrict court here Mrs. Claretta B. John:
son w. called mm on conviction
Butler, her conned, whose motions in her
hehali were denied onl'ridayleat,atthr
ltd oi a pointed colloquy between himsell
and Judge Carpenter, aroae and said:
"You are iorhidden to address the on any
subject."
General Butler, with no display oi our
prior, said. “I have a motion"—
Judge Carpenter, wildly, ”You can file
i‘. 7!
General Butler—l have already ilk-d it
with the clerk.
Judge Carpenter—Very well; you cannot
he allowed to mittens run at this time.
General Butler—Mrs. Johnson loin court
and in her own proper person tiles this
motion in arrest oi judgement. You can
do what you please with it.
lie then panned the document to the
clerk and retired.
The court, at the request of District At-
torn. Allen, then postponed the cane, in
order to give defendant time toobtain new
counsel.
is BEAM," THE amount
A Young Doctor Charged with the M
Ing oi Ira. Bteharda.
mar-ox. lid, April lit-Dr. George A.
Bram was arrested at midnight on sun
picion oi being the man who shot and
totally wounded Mr. and hira Richards in
their house in Cecil county early Monday
morning.
He was brought here 'by special train
and lodged in the county jail A {la-caliber
revolver carrying cartridges almilar to:
those used in the shooting was lound in
hiapoeaeaalon, and three oi the chamber:
were empty.
Bruin, whole only twenty-tour your at
age, has iorsometimehornerathera
shady reputation. lie was until recently
a medical student at the University oi
Maryland, but when arrested was living
with his wile at his iather's house near
ilowlandville, Cecil county.
Warrants were issued some weeks ago
iorthe arrest at Bram on the chargeot
larceny irom a William Riley, but they
wereneverenioresdioraamereaannor
other. Bramlayahemprove thathe
watin Baltimornthe night the ltieharth
were shot.
clergy-en 0pm I. the In. Bill.
Tumor, April lit-Governor Abbett
m hand."
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“their
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‘ controlled, but not until they had wrecked
- hriei speech to the crowd. lie reierred to
E
THE Fittings rEiIL
Mixed Up in a Runaway at]
Knoxville.
mmmsourmromm
, Kind Worda for Both the Valera] lyn-
pathlurl and “Winnie“ at Tel-
neaaee~fhe Incentive fund I! the
erwth and Pauperity of the South.
Ksoxvltu, Tenn. April li—Aiter hit
speech here the presidential party entered
their carriages and started tor the train,
but they had not gone tar when the hornet
drawing the carriage containing Secretary
Ruth and othera took iright and dashed
into the president’s carriage. Then war
great excitement ior the moment, as both
the president and hlra Harrison eeerned
to he in imminent danger. They roan-god,
however, to get out oi threat-rinse unin
jured. The irightened horses were finally
Seem ary Ruak’eearriage.
in reply to a speech oi welcome the pm
ideut raid; ~
Yonare ieelinguow a material development
thatiaintereatingaudpleaaingw all your tel
lowdtizena lhegto-ytoyon thatwhoeror
enppoaeathatthere'wanywherninthenorthorn
atataany jeahmyot this great materialpro
gmwhieh the Inuit h making whollymis
coneeivuthe irieud'ly heart of the peopled
thenorth. Iaythhgrunndanadelnemahlr
bye-“them ganant a-nltaandhyont
memm in the storyot
thewar.neverapinheatdnedhyhbod
At Ina-aha»
lloaxon. Va. April N‘s—m president
tial train arrived here at 8:50, achedulad
time. The reception here waaarnoeten
thurtiaetie one. The president ahnokhanda
with a great number and then made a
Virginia-'- illustrious» hiatory and spoke
enthuniastically oi her present material
development and bright inture. "For per
aonal reasons." said he, "i have great ai-
txtion ior Virginia. It in the state of my
ioreiathera."
So Line at Division.
.lmlssmr Cln’, Tenn. April lit—Three
thorwmd enthusiastic persons gave the
president a royal reception here. The city
was proiutvely decorated. Among other
thing» the president said:
I reptile to stand here in Bani Tennmee
aromas purple whoaomnap‘wnmaly and-r
mh wrote. duringthe hour ot the nation't
peril. Mid by th- m; and adhered totheir
eonvk-tionsot pnhlir duty when»; and l am
twp-daily gladtoheahietnaay that thin-twin:
[alluring ot viowe oi duty. took side agaim
la in that Sangria wtthout dithtinn 'trt rote-e or
hurt today praise- Almlxrhty God that ho pro
morn-d its one nation tChn-rm
‘ What in it Hill has atlt'tt'tl the Wine 0! In
great region, that hart «inverted theae retired
audlaohtediarrm into renteraot track and
tnerhaniral puritans! it in that we have noiine
oi division hetweon the Itaten
Ile "wate- Script-re.
.inxzsmtw, Tenn, April iii—The prui
dent favored the citizens who crowded to
to meet him here withaspoech oi some
length, saying in part:
The Eicriptnre ope-aka I think my pmmnaa
tergenaralianenr and ii l iailintoerrorwlll
correct rue thnghteriuota tinn- when the old
thinpnhallpaat awayandall thingn shall he
mm. Team in walking tint heati
rude. Turn your faves to the morning. (or the
Inn to lighting the hilltop; there tin-ammo.
our manary a great growth. an extraordinary
ctr-remnant. and you are to he toil partiri
pants in it.
The Ilene oi Andrew Johnna.
(inman‘rul. Tenn. April li—J‘hia, thr
home oi Andrew Johnson. was caudally
cordial in its welcome to the presidential
party. one feature oi which wait the war
in; at flap and the touting oi horna The
president said:
Neityhngimtotharountryac-Wn
o- illmtration in your dieting-hired former
tell-1w ritiaen. Andrew Johnaon. oi wbt ire:
ioetitutiona may do and what an aspiring yum
mamaydoapiatt all adverae mntIitiona in
tile.
llotratsmwx, April lit—Jitter reirrrlng
in his speech here to his delight at know-
ing that Tennenee'a highways were open
toall, without prejudice. a salaried vet-
eran ioreed his way through the crowd
and warped the president’s hand. saying:
”Yes. sir: l'ui one oi those rehela who
kept you haekat kamauga. and now
thewar is over I'm proud to takeyonr
Count hweahnnpt'a Funeral.
Wtutrroros, M. April lit—The re
mains oi Count it. A. inwenhaupt were
hurled yeaterday in the Bayard (anally
vault in Old Swedes cemetery. Early in
theaiternoonthe hodywatvlewedhytht
bereaved mate- and the member- oi the
Bayard family and war taken to Old
Swedes church. Thomas V. Bayard and
hum. Thoma. l’. Bayard. Jr... were the
only mothers at the totally who iollowad
the hearse. At the inn-rat aervieea. which
oeenrrndat to'cloeh, all the when at
the iamilyaodrnanyirienda mun-am.
Coleman, awistad by ltev. lartia
it Dan ,eoadueted interview. At
union the cola was carried out
tothavanlt. the elem leading the
ear-ton. Hits Nannie llayard war the only
member of the iamlly about at the burial.
Upward ot Leno potions were in the eatne
.
In. W Alleged Iereey.
’l‘tatrm. April lav-At the Presbytery
oi New Mmkuwhleh la attend-db,
thriaenltyotl’rlneatoaeollenthtrew-
aian aydlrenatlonahouttheherwyotilr.
. who” ”Mia
theehairot htealhhtoryiavuoa’l'heo
re-laary. Barker donut. a
prominent layman, a
Mamet-re “lull-em
to
gauntlet-lemon oi Protwaor
EMW'... um and
anhatitnta rhea-:5.-
W ltd threerahota at Balhwhoraeitd
thraeralawtrahlyte,“
' " wktuzue'ewraholc run.
[In Var-onus Chane Player Found Dead in
M
New Your, April 15.»Captaln George
ii. McKenzie, the tumour cheat player,
who in known throughout the civilian]
world, was lound dead in his bed at the
Cooper Union bond at 6 o'clock last night.
iienrt dim-u- in ruppoasd to have canned
his death. lie attained the rank oi can
tain while in the English army.
George Henry McKenzie wan horn near
Aberdeen. Scotland, on the filth oi larch,
1m. He became an officer oi a Scottiah
volunteer regiment at the age oi twenty,
and alter alao aerving a short period in
ludia he returned to England, taking part
in the international handicap cher- tom
ment at London in Ion, where he dis»
tingniahed him-all by deteatlns the great
German expert Anderueu,‘ who had to oun-
eedetohim the odd» oi pawn andrnove.
Theiollowing year he leit ior America end
taught with the north in the late war. in
I“ he settled in this city and took part in
all local cheats contests. winning on nearly
every occasion the first prize. lie alao
heat Reichhelm in two set matches, a
well as Max Judd, oiSt. Innis.
in "582 he was a competitor in the inter-
national tournament played in Vienna,
where he gained the ionrth prize. Since
then he visited Europe almost annually,
and wherever there was any chews of an
international nature McKenzie was one
oi the untreatanta‘
In London in 1583 be divided filth. sixth
and neveuth prizes with Enalieh and Mn
Ion, while at Hamburg in 1885 he took the
last prize. in theme yrnrhealaogaiued
the ionrth prize at a tournament at Hero
iord. England. it was, however, in last
at the international tournament in Frank-
iort where he achievedtheflratpriuina
held oi twenty-one player! and thereby
became the world's champion. The iol»
lowing winter he accepted an invitation
to so to Havana. where he ancemafully
played against all comers. In the Brad-
iovdcougmoimherarriedofltheaec-
ond prize. while in the Manchester tourna
rneII laet year he divided third and fourth
print! with Bird.
THE—news IN BRIEF.
Con-leaned Telegra-s Gathered at Bal-
dw- ivo- Vartwwa 'lm
Three mortar batteries, capable oi thmw~
lug aliens six villus. will he built a a [no
ther deli-use oi the eastern entrance to
New York harbor.
Ann Lockwood died in North Salem
township. Whitmel county. N. I.
irom the eflt‘fts oi an assault committed
on her by her seventy—yew” husband.
Jeane Lockwood.
Ann O'llelia Diva Dehar wrote thepapert
in New York that aha was about to com-
mit suit-hie by jumping iron I ierryhoat.
lime. Di» Dollar's hodydid not turn up
but 'lrlolta victirm did. '
lie-trim ul tln- van-ck oi evar-nnttir War
urr Miller's p.my on a coral reel in the
Caribbean not have been received. The
pony were six days upon the desolate reel
Roncador lit-lore they were taken to Grey»
town.
Mina Mary Carhart. oi New York, an
heiress whme lather leit “Willi, has
eloped with her coachman, Otto Keinlich,
at 1.03 Angeli-s, ('ul.
The Pennsylvania house haw printed the
linker ballot reiurm bill by a vote oi lfl
to id.
The ita~hiu Jr Co. 'a shealdy mills in
Carmen, hi. J.. wereburnod The damage
a-ountst to £2.31),
Mrs. Hillier hair. and thirty‘iive, war
trampled tulleathat linilioni, ('onu.. Mon-
dny, by a vieiom horxe which she had been
holding by the bridle.
A strong tiow oi natural gut was struck
at l'lenmtton, (lit. a: a-lcplh o! lo! ieet
hy workmen who were boring a well in
Odd Fellows” cemetery,
The nhad fishermen at Keypori. S. J.,
are patmlling the beach nightly with idiot
guns in search oi thieves. Thus iarneta
worth It’ll? and shad valued at '85 have
heon twin.
Ito aware twenty-eewan Ill-a
5083”“. Pa. April lh-Kx-MayorGt-u
eral it. w. Stroh was arrested Tuesday
night charged with swearing twenty-seven
tirnea lie was lined titty-three eenta pat
oath. or with coatn, twenty-three dollars in
all. (tenor-l Stroll had a lawsuit laat week
inrewdtothe rent oi apieeeol'ronad
More the-ante quite. and while therapy
into a mtroversy with the protector,“
which time the oath! were uttered A
memoreada oi the oath were made at the
time by Jacob Bartholomew, a peraonal
enemy ot the ea-mayov. who brought the
writ, which created lunch amateur-t and
eacitetunt.
a. Athletic mater out noaa.
Claclsnrl. April lt—l'ranh Bell, a
well known athleteot this city, wae shot
and almoat instantly killed hyJoe Hughes.
the harkeeperat fiction a moon. The
men had been playing and Bell loot
lib last dollar. Ila became iainrlatetl
attached float». in a lavagn manner.
stander- interfered and pulled Bell
huthtshohzk‘themlokrfidnaebdix
piatel la lppoe agha- raw
movement. and quiet as a lash he turned
to the W, and grabbing a revolver
L
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Inflation.
“ COMSTOCK‘ BROTHERS
"4 South! Main Street, ,
sourI-I' NORWALK.‘
Masonic Building,
NOR'WALK.
memoir:
David—Stow,
South Main tt reel.
L'p—litaira.
Graduate opticlan
“MR 3'. HllYT’S,
It North Iain Street.
(llama tilted to all mmpllruirtl clause. ("unl-
poo lens-es gmumi iruln pm'riptlum or
e oi old More. Satiaioetiun guaranteed.
h ouhargn ior testing eye».
hwuflwarlwulaendrreeaxmmpa
:‘i'ovflJhe canaeotthe pain attending" '73.“.3
how to obtain arpeettyJaatluand tnexpenaive
rare. Alums
F. W. KIMBALL,
UK‘POLX Winn!!!)
I nlon ag-m, no roux.
mallm
(timer Farm Creamery”
BUTTER,
.IN ROLLS. FINEST INDE.
Everybody buys it. Sold only by
B. F. Stevens,
.‘il’s‘it' HALL BLOCK.
$500 Reward.
A Reward of Five Hundred [Milan- wili he
'd by the Selectmen oi the town oi Nor» all
g: the urrr-l and mnvirtion of the part ' or
rtlrw wiring any of the rwenl inrendrary
run in am too u. or any such that may on‘ur
hel'rnllcr. ,
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lel..~‘n.\‘.i,t‘ii.\“'. the 1mm
OBTAIN! \\’ RAYMOND, \ o! Kora all.
[lat-wt at Suru :lk. February l5. lwi il'.‘ 2m
mot“ 2w
u.
meco‘r‘r/EI/ AJ’BOITIA‘Ek
EELS
"1' will s°r' “Wit:
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Warataatuvtmttm moi. lyin-
W. E. 8108038, Wottport.
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M. 5. SMITH,
' Insurance Building, South Norwalk.
Special AttractiOns which Deserve Atten-
tion This Week.
I, .v..-”_ _
v
Special Opening
IN All llEPANTMENTS.
we.
DRESS GOODS.
WE make stimuli] mention of our BLACK (it it tllh'. ull which Wr-
are heat quarters. Surges. Muliairs and ilenricttus. We will
m‘llatamuvh reduced rate this Wm'k to unload our immense
stock. Uur prim-s all the present are far lu-low tiu- averagu mark;
but\vvarvhuumltn clear up. if [wit-cs will do it. Honrivttus
front 351' up. Surges from ‘!.'u- up. Mohairs from ‘37." to llw ln-si in
llt‘ lll‘tlt'lli‘t‘ll.
Colored Dress Goods.
ASH.“ ERES. Henrirrltais. Surges. Mohairs. Maids and Stripvs in
all the ileum-st Spring textures: are liner and cheaper than
TRIMMINGS
IN all lllt' lalvst fashions in match. Wlllt‘ll \w are mrrying this
spawn \wn- new-r rivlwr. auul our stark t-mlnrm-t-s.M'l-ryllling
tlt'hll‘iilllt‘. \Vllllt- till tllv allmvv lllt-lillnllwl gnmls iti‘l‘ ill. Sllt‘t’liil
li‘ll't.‘§ this work. we would rail] parrlirulur :llit-llllnll to this on.»
im- of All Wool n-l t'lloviuls :Ii l'éit- per yam]. in all the urn-wt
('ulni’lllgs.
Hosiery, Underwear and Gloves.
l'iiilosir-rytlrpurtmuntal prosvnt is i'ulllltlt’it' ~t‘l't‘l’_\'llllll;.{ new
and fresh for the Spring-wand taking everything into consid-
oration, stuck tin- largest vvr-r clisplayml. style-s tho ln-st. quality
guarantor-«l. &c.. kc. \l'r- arr proud to sat}. without anv unhar-
russmmlt. that! we are way ill tlu- load of M'vryllliug yvt display-d
it) this vicinity. (iivv us an early Hill and procure the l‘i't‘tilll.
“'0 also call particular attention to l)llt‘ vase of Laulivs' Rililit'tl
Vests. re ularly sold at 5w t'flt'll. but with this wwk‘s sin-viallivs
we are u wring tlwru for 2h.- t-uvh.
GINGHAMS.
NH hundred and fifty tiifivrmrt stylus of Fancy Dress (iinginuns
'uttt received. on which our prior will lw air per yard as long
as! my last. which will not be long. {or in alluring illvsv goods ill
surh a remarkably low price they on. sure to go quivk. liver
forty drums pnttonm will not Saturday.
ladies’ Jackets, Wraps and tapes.
ill-3 lurgmst uml host amnion-m of Jili'kt'lfi, lh'litlml \Vrtlpx and
Cup“ for tlwli “'an lit'lilitm is now on t'xllllllllntl. and will
mentionu low oi t w lit-ill minor. or follnwrl: $1.25. mm, mm,
tam, tom and am.
All the Popular Styles.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and see
our display.
HEAWIIANTENS Hill Illl. BlflTNS m SNMIES
‘ AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
w... QM.“
AGENTS rot Nollll’s PATTERNS.
W
. 5. SMITH
._.__<A1‘._.__.
Dibble it tomslocl’s.‘
VERMONT
SeedPolatoes
Willi! STAN.
BEAUTY 0F NEBNIIN,
Eliili NOSE.
nibble 8:. Bomsmck.
Spring Styles
HATS
[N ALL till ””55 .\.\'I) COLORS 0F
SliflandSoflHals.8ilkHals
hwy. ilnt~ rm-l l'itps’, l'rml. Hills for lien and
BM ~. .‘walrm sum liars for Men at
KN APP’ S,
91 Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Firing,
Cleaning and Ironing Silt Hats.
Wall Papers?
svmit’i’fnts.
tlrlr lt--Iiif!ill’ll! -~:' {Hunt Kin: ‘uw i~ llit‘
large»: nnll illn'ni _m lln' hm . .r‘ Nor.
“Jul . “r luvs over
mono Rolls of New Panems
Fill: Till: Hi’llinG TRADE.
Aline of Gills at 20 and 25 cents
I'ER iMll'iii.iZ NULL.
.\ lull line ml .‘liSCIl l'ltllll‘. (‘um’h ('nloru
and \‘arnhlt-w‘. I'l’m‘ltf‘lf'~ Spar t'nnrwitiom,
llrmhm. Ame: llnrrrialx lmn-hrrn‘ ilunl
Wu: fur lmr-l \tmkl Floor». and l‘urnimrr. L
PAINTING.
Paper Hangingvllnd’ lialcimining.
L. H. Decker,
7!! Washington Srrrel fin. Snr'walk.
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangerlalciminer, Painter
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BONBENS.
hi North Shin street. Sn. Nut/walk.
Sample lnwkn of full line lutm at he at
Patten. lit-relorvnmlliill Maul-hugs rain“ to
house-a (or lltsln‘l'llnn. nll Home hy matul.
rue-lit [Estimates cheerfully given.
GOLD. SILVER, NICKEL.
And all klurlt ul tlxydlml
PLATiNG
lhme at
49 Water Street, 80th Hawaii.
Anythim: plutnlirmn n tin er rip ma store.
A Tamil) lull-lent Table ‘5”... finial-hing
mu [muttering all limb or Mum wirk.
‘lltflllllfillt'fF‘u linnmux law is, t‘mulio Ht rt:
\Itwau-h. Hum. l'lelnlfl. MI“ and lie
iii-pair lug dune.
Wort none it than toilet and
trtltitcilon Emanuel. ,
anflni
Buretthcumatltm
Mountain fill it llmiat'h
Arr aulhhlihms and an
my loudly Par Mite.
till 'a Mid: mm HN‘I'
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