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mils his , I
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Masonic Building, '
NORWALK.
you want is thehest that yduoan buy for the money; what no odor youishottcrtlran
, for theme aniouut ”Whore also. You can find uohurguinaiu Clothing which ho-‘l
our prices for go'odsof some quality and make, either in lion’s, Youths: Boys’orchildrcn’a.
2
withouthemormmfimwsm
jury have mullod in a deplorable lallura
of justice."
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GOUGH “W Hill as am
Wilt. amnion HSIIIIG. ' ‘
lawman-am in; rumor.
Show nillllels a 8m. "y Such a demand for all kinds and varieties of Dry Goods adopted
....” for the Spring sorrow], has never been made upon us heretofore , I
as at the present time. All ocs to show that the attractions for
J a E. F 0 w ER . which the people scorn to be uniting. iil't.‘ to be found at our store
a r and they a so find tho line of prices drawn in the pmporchannels:
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I“ Ire-can all Araaeiatlaw W
. ship 8”
How the Keystone Was Gutted
at Philadelphia.
A [titanium Dov-man
Brainstorm, Mm, May T.-'!ln. llvpub
llcaa aaysia retenncetothellewm
3! m 10mm. mudjuryraport: “Therapofiotihelleiv.
on... . hichia v; matron "lanai nmmvm
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Mr
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city .la worse raver-ate to vu- mwm i, “m u” mob mutt-4h. aura» mu. nun-a. m laatavad Ia.
mum-WI M Annie-«II ‘hlgherlaw’doctrluo—iv um supreme in our nap-rm Wm 0m a stunt... E
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W's". at ca. Capital. it" Orient. undo“ “w I” hull" i Prealdewt war-w- orn-g- coarse.
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moron, May 1—15. luilura ottha Only 0.. ohm :- View. Pmmrmnh May 1.4m muting
M juryia New Orleans to find indict Jacusomuz. Fla, Hoyt—The Times ' Manama.“ of am mm..." m which a.
W the leader: of the mob that
. the Italian! in tbepariahprisou in
last Marchis the subject of
discussion here. This disposal oi
illeclueauvuuoaurpr’m hero, for noth.
hull“ was expected. Government alli-
‘Tliahwlllnottalk about the matter. and
lb bouat Impuriali relaxes to disease the
.hgiaet. Attorney General Miller declined
absolutely to express any opinion about it
. 'artodiaeuas it in any of its features.
It Will B. lit-tidal.
‘mfindingof thogrand jury excited no
._ mun-anemia conclusion in the
usewaaeapeetod At the sundown.
. ”thump: onthc part of the jury
‘ toeseuae the iniraction of the law by oil
, ritflagwiththe alkyd attempts at jury
V-lvthlisdepraeatmbutthereiaawell
“opinion that on the whole theout—
‘mofthacaoe will be beneficial in its
{ allot: upon the turbulent lorcigu ela-
mvmtaln the United States, inasmuch as
thwilllnaheclear to them the fact that
liq mot rely on their treaties to escapa
mail-13y lathe public for their urn
W acts. The report. itis believed, dif-
hlln the matter oi the nationality of the
vietinrarrmu the report of District,Aitor~
y", Grant, now in the hands of the attor—
Irr uncut
0-1, 030 an Italian Citizen.
The grand jury found that eight of them
mum citizensand thatonehad
belated hia intention to become natural-
hd. while the district attorney, it is he»-
liovad, found that one of the victim was
all Italian citizen, but an escaped convict,
and that mother’s nationality was so
W la to make ituusaletohaaard
II clinic“. So at its worst the Italian
“flail“ will be narrowed down to two
m and one of then an escaped eon-
“! New Orlean- ‘l’hiaka.
Rn mat-y 1—111: report of the
and jury ta or course the general topic
oleonversation here and is approved by
all data a! good citizens. The llaliau
maul hero—Signor Cone-is, however,
lltelthusiwtic over the document. lie
. nyathat he is very much displeased with
' _ 'lwort. lie furnished much infom
[ to the jury, he says, which was evi-
. Math-m ‘ui nothing in the
' ml to indicate that it was and. Signor
Marla-that hisoathotseerecypm.
unto him Irma telling what he testified to
halo-a the grand jury.
lulu. (implications Feared.
'l'hacoaaul says thathewill immediata—
lyinnarfitthereportin fulltobis homo
government, and be tears that serious
earnplicatiom between Italy and the Univ
all States will be the ultimate result.
Beaailltoarepovtertoday: “lhad
takqpaiustobring before there smile-
all the documents, papers and tutor~
in my pane-anion relative to the
implieatetliu the Bannersy murder.
dad that the grand jury haanot
.admylatonaationaal had given it to
till, and ranch that ldldsay wauonly
’arflally nude nae oi.”
W by It. Praia.
hogan» dailyflpagrs eownt “:3
W W I W my. I
indorso without exception. The
Man: "The tuport of the grand jury
king; to light a number of startling [acts
the Win or the late
t at police or thtaeity.the
of junloeand the subsequent
of thapviaonera iu;the pariah jail.
‘ til-gnu! jury could indict no
aaaorao number of thou concerned in
. Iiiahualaaaa. ’l'bepeople’ did it, and no
when“ devise a way to indict
m, T!
ll'h
Tina-Democrat says: '"l’he grand
humade the proper return in tho
pvt-u lynching-amour thatwlll
uriwlththsapmval at the cativap»
fianoflhepeopleotliew Oriana-alone
' rag-‘9‘: m." «w ma»
. yuaer'aya: eaeeept
“Wolthaiaahilityotthe jury
zgmmato the petunia:
min; parinhpviaon.
jury could llod
lg!
N
l
Union says: ”It is evident that, the jury
had no other object in view than to justity
the action of the citizens. This probably
iafltrruault which hashaen generally ex-t
peeled, but it would have been more nation
to the nation and would bar:
hol it out of a diplomatic complication
if had been at least a rhow of trying
the leaders of the lynching party." i
i
A Interim-a Outrage.
Booms. May 'l.--'l‘he Advertiser will say ~
today of the New Orleans grand jury’s re»;
port that the attcmpt to justily the mob;
ha been completely broken down. and;
that it is a thorough, glaring and notorious :
outrage upon justice that the grand jury,
declined no bluntly to indict any at the;
Iynchers. i
aans or LUMBER arms. 1
S
ovor Half a Million coca lip in S-alai
at long bland.
I made until tfmthe hearing of mm
Keystone bank had been gutted until only
a merry shell waa left were the talk 0! this
city yestorday. Aa striking Wrong. thing»
was the history of the Sawhorse-time! ‘Clavelaud
the clique which manipulator! thaho'uk,
thero'areother diacloaum promised that M
will ltecqually it not more translational in
character. it is not probable though
that any move in thin direction will ha
Marsh and ex—Anaistlnt Cashier Lowrance
tomorrow ultcrnooo.
A Network of Deception.
“The whole thing was anetwork of do
eeptlon and villr-iny," raid Director Mo-
Faddcxn “We were deceived in almaat
every particular by fraud and mine”
nonunion. Even alter the run Marsh con»
tinned to lie to us.
“When“ was over 1 raked him what
. . . amount of depoaita yet remained with the
1‘" ‘ 0"“ M" 7"“ “"‘im’e ””3“ ‘; bank. n» molly told maroon 0ithia,
light and vast volumes of nmokc could be! _ _ ,.
seen in all parts of Sew York and Brook-I 1‘” 5““1- “WM” “'3 “'9 "if! “'W“ ‘36
lyn started at 10435 o’clock last night in ; “59-“ won: 39M“! 'kW‘“ “'“W‘d'
Master a: Cd’s iron foundry, Hashing? m M so good 11m 1 hushed I on m.
street and Newtown creek, in iron; bland
City.
It extended to the stables connected
with the toundry, then to McIntosh &
Cd's lumber yards, to the 1-2: port Lumber
company’s yards and to Clayton’s lumber
arda.
long Island City has a volunteer the
department, consisting 01 three engines.
These were totally unable to cope withthe
fire. Good work, however. was done by
eight tug». Mackintosh dc Co's lumber
factory was burned to the ground. Bog—
m 8t Co’s" sawmill caught lire, but the
flames were put out.
Mayor Gleason in stout rubber bmts wu
seen everywhere giving orders.
At lle the lire had made a clran aweep
of thebuildings and lumber yards men
tioned. Engine 15, 0! Brooklyn, was then
standing at the Greenpm'ut end of the
bridge near by awaitingan emergency and
ready to protect Brooklyn buildings. It
looked at that time as i! the entire creek
front would have to so unless assistance
ahould be vomited from Brooklyn.
Homo l". ilurrmrglts' lumber yard and
that ol the Whiting Lumber contpouy
moist) burns-d. as was llnmmel’s works
Vessels moored at the wharvoo cant oil
on soon as possible. The brigautino Levi
8. Andrews wasthe first to be towed away.
Soon afterward the wharf where shehad
been moored wasa mass at flames. The
are spread toward Vernon avenue, taking
Tunis dc Sim'e lumber piles in its way.
At 1-30 this morning live blocks werv
ablaze, and the new rhepot of the Long
lala'nd railroad was in danger. At that
time thelosa was mtiluated “overland”.
Thcflncvoaoed Front. street into N.
elave's lumber yard at 1:15 o’clock, and ad-
vanced rapidly to the East river. The of-
llea, a two story trams building. caught
fire,aud the express sheds on the long
Island railroad, 100 leet diatom. wen
thrutened The railroad company began
to remove the trains iron the sheds.
Mayor Gleason finally aeat to Brooklya
for help.
Plush-Ira BI‘ Fin.
leuum, May 7.—~Several streams oi
waterweve kept pouring upon the ruin.
ol’ the his five throughout the day. The
city building inspectors have completed
an examination 0! the burned district and
the ourvouudiugdamagcd buildings. They
now estimate the loosen at about who»,
and say that very littleoithe destroyed
property is animate-l. it is (cared that
the Pitt-burg Yamaha college is a total
losa m: half or the buildingtaguttad
by live. while the part which «taped the
In to thoroughly saturatad with water
and probably beyond repair. The building»
inspectors-ya that although a number at
moment trouser in Iattoek alley and on
the weal. lids ol Seventh street wen either
burnedorhadlydamapd, they wereot at:
little value that they can harvllybu clad-ed
my the loan Seventh liraet below ”a
Penn avenue in completely blocked and tr
impassable to vehicles. The work 0! clean
in; away the debvia has commenced
(la-oval Mara- hea no Inhale.
le Yo , May 'l'.;—-Geaeral Henry ’1'.
Slocum.“ Brooklyn.“ entered an no
larder. Thelollowiagolleara ol the coa-
lmuou waeelsctrd: rm :3. item
that the city deposit could he carried [or
a time. and with lens than $00,000:)! pm
lug claims i knew that it would be no
trouble tonne to see the bank thmo h.
Altoguthcr l have put up more than -
minor the concern. Bot, great hcavaual
When laulviorluently discovered that the
deposita instead were about nation I
was about hall paralywl. lnntead oi
was bucking again“ over a million.
The: lava» Debit-lion.
"Bun" continued 311-, Me Fashion. "the
getting at the truth about the deposits
was an easy matter compaml with the dif-
finally in finding out anything about the
Locus delalcatiou. I did not find out that
it was nearly a million oi dollars-1 until I
pressed Marsh to the wall and accused
him of stealing the money and giving it to
his lrienda"
Concerning overdrafts Mr. hlcli'adden
said: “When he would refuse to let Yard
and the Cramps and other friends oi
Marsh have the money,)isrsh would pay it
out on checks and then control the matter
(mm us. That tea sample at how things
were done."
Asked about the chart which Prmident
Marsh, City Trcaaumr Barslwlry and a few
others are still making to have the bank
rehabilitated, Mr. McFadden omilwl sig‘
uillcantly. Bank Examiner Drew, who baa
countenanml the latest eflort at muaci'
tattoo, rays that it is Milk, but well in-
formed proplc say that the more sum
tion of each a scheme is preposterous.
Clonal at Hank's Bog-en.
it turns out that the summary clonlugof
the Keystone bank by the govemmrnt waa
the direct result at the mount of President
limb. The strain at carrying the great
land necessary to conceal the book's con-
dition hml Monte so actions that he felt
he mind not bear it any longer. lie want
to one of the directors and told him that
the overdraft» and Lucas' delineation wen
too heavy to carry, adding that he would
not make another lathe return. He said
thathewould have to go to prison and
that he would be relieved when the m
prune war over.
The director: then apprised [hunk lla-
amiuer Drew. and the result wu that the
bank was closed.
The International I. l. (I. A.
Kansas Ct". May 'o’.-—'l'he international
convention of the Young Men's Christian
anoelatiou nm at the Calvary Baptist
church in their that mm H. 8. Chan-
herlain, at Denver, called the meeting to
era, of BL looia. pent-lent; Charis» A.
A. Jewelhc'oanectieat;nonvaa1.ll’llkie,
Ontario; “alumna“. Alabama; Henry
M. Avery, South Dakota; Thomas ll. foo
tar, lowa; Samuel P. llarthioou, Pennsyl—
vania. and John ll Schnarhorn, Colorado.
preaidao'n; llavnert W. math,“
pa. urinary.
ckvalafl’u Great W
Cums», Slay ‘l.-0ne of the moat n
markable religion revivals la the history
at Cleveland barb-an in hour [or
the part three weak- a the direction
at tho llev. lir. Ulla, the
bucking 11311th $56.93!!) i found that I Paw—id
Batterie-
maud liturtdm, Grammar-cur.
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ms news to enter.
ear-leaned ‘v-lagra-a cultural aa lav
down Iro- Various M
Almost all the victim of tho abort tetra
benefit onlm in Philadelphia are all.-
hered among the poorut wage worker.
The Chiliaa nteamrv ltata wan seized by
Untiedb‘tateaoflriabnt San Din-mm,
for attempting to carry minions Oil
arms from the United State. to Chili.
Police Justice Maroon. 0! Win, 5
charged with high handed proud“. in
court. of fleeing from Germany to camp
puniaburent (or an allegarl «tare. nodd-
lorta are being made to have him mad
from the bench and disbarred.
F. J. Mackenanvavrted roman-later
mvev of New York, doped with lb
Warren, a typewriter, and is now living
with her at Ridgewood, N. J.
(humour: Flower declined to reply
to Lieutenant Governor Journ' firm-no
on his candidacy tor the [Mir no.»
fixation for governor or New York. The
letter earned a sensation airman politi-
elm
Cablediapateheaalate that there in actu-
alpuaiciu lbmiefmmtsarnttheaoriala
element. Citiuna m storing pvuviaio-
iu their Mom in can they have instant!
a step.
Governor liili intrigued the bill nab
In; true the loot ”asap on the W
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internal llevvuav Contribute-evil...
aativaatuthatthvam «whisky-ear
ntaetand la the United surreal-via; the
pvaveutyaar will he Walloon, ha»
I. he hiatovy.
Lawaon Valentine, president at their-w-
aon Valentine Vanish Mutual!“
company and alao prairie“ at the Rural
Pauli-liar mm. M at New You.
Is! I, and sixty-1v. yvara
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mum of dim-roving,r I!
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VEBIUIT
Seedlotatoes
rum suit
noun or union.
our ROSE.
Dibble it Constant.
Spring Styles
HATS
'5' ALL “It”!!! A!" (1)11!” 07
Stiltandioltflatsfiillllats
W53 “55* *7er i'xtm. Fermi. liar» for film we!
Hfl‘. Katha mt: flag, to: Km at
KNAPP’S,
9! Washington St.
Partitalavmwrmtofiriu.
murmtflvm
Wall Paperél
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my: mar-twat or Pap" Ila-narrow» the
awn. moat {:ve m the own at how
with. We luau mu
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mm. artw’ Stu-mat». ”want that
“a: tour bani rum-t WM. and Furniture.
PAINTING.
WWIIFFW
L. H.“l5écker,
1'!de them the. Mouth.
1. 0. JEIIIIBS.
magma
Illllll‘flllm
5‘ MK Mata vim. M. W. .
wwwm.‘
“mo—~—
cloaks, canes and letters
“'9 have- accomplished what we set out to do. and that is to
supply the pmplo with the finest and host selected stock of Capes
Cloaks and Roofers. tin evv-ry hand w.- hoar satisfaction ex:
prenatal in trims. quality and styles. Lallios'Ca am. all colors
and styles mm the f’llif'ilfl‘sl in the host. Cloaks. b ack and (fol,
on; from 52,50 up. lie-Plover. trimnml with fancy mnl. from $3 up
:1
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Hosiery and Gloves.
‘ This. Scamp Wt: are dis rlaying a most mmplotc assortment. and
it 1:5 with Jeannie W6: r'al‘l your attontion to tho t'ollowin :
Ladios' ‘ino Cotton Hose. Fast Black. 156' a pair. wort 25c.
Ladir‘s' Lisle Thread Hose. in color». for If»: worth 350.
Ladies' Fine'l'affota and Lislv Tim-ml Glows. for '2: . better
than ordinarily sold for 356-. ~ 7
[ariio-s't'olurmi and Black Hoary Link: Throat! Hose for 90c
mm}: $1.25. '
looting Silk “new. in Black and ('nlnrz-z. for SUM. worth $1.50 a
ir. '
lfltliufi' Silk “use. in Blilt'k and Colors. for $1.25. Worth $l.’5 a
pan.
ladieé' Silk Hose. in Black only. for 3. worth $5.001: pair.
.— «..-—...
M. S. SMIT
Dress Goods.
“3- an» daily adding new slylevs to our alto-adv complete stock
at thohdlowinglistof print-a. Full lino of all'tho new S rin
('olnrings of “nun-spun; 43 iiu'hm widc. positin-lv all woo , an
of wry nimirablc toxturos. for 31w pr-r yard. worth at least 750.
Also in dim-rout styles Stunt-w ('lnth. 35 inohvs wide. at the
sailor prior. 'uysitivolv worth nnmthinl more than we on: aski .
lmr lumittfnl howl: of Rim-l: Hmnls in Sthl‘lES, SILK and
W001, WARP H EX RIRTTAS. was nvvrr nmn- oomph-to than
at tho pn‘sont linw and w» an- [milivo m- can show mu hotter
value-u than cvvr ll‘ftlft‘. . ‘
FINGY 80008 BEPARTMENT
flvuflowing with all the Newest Novella.
PRICES GUARANTEED.
.... “a”. r a...—
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mmmwwmmmwrpm
.. .. GENTS’ FURNISHINGS.
' A now arrival in thin air Xlflflii'ill. A bountiful lino of all
Electric Time. tho nova-mt Mylo» of Tim. in who. Pulls. Hows. l'anrr-itr-llunds,
manna '15?er Collar: and Colin. Smaller, Bolts. “ilfllt'fy. Uncle-moor. “lover,
amlllamlkorchicls. constantlyon hand. at prim marked as a
fla'fifimfifi' will imluomtont.
w.c. zany, PARASOL STOCK. ‘
'Juumum
. We are daily raiding now atyh-s to thin alronnly «'cnnplour stock
m in all thematic! thiImubl» slim, and m,- nm pmitivc on
one row can rho» you a largo: moi-town: of gulls and other greater in-
Min this aquarium that in inmihlo (or any lacuna in
local y.
MMltnalatutvnknd
«In
blister-ligation they are louad g. of two poopi- lava alreadyai earth
grand selfish in conceptioa,aadb MHM'MIWbb-umvm
medicinal: "amnion.“ than. ‘
l-ofthalntsreataolt’hamymthsn 0., “gm." MM“
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