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m norm or avaorssrs
j tall Winn Know About the
Into! Amati—marge. nth-luv lay-
‘w’a- ha maggot-t on cam not t.
Thelohbyoftho Court of Btrrgeeam‘
m was tilled with apoctatora last
WJllanxioustobearwhatuction
\ Court would take regarding the
Equator. All the membra of the
2mmhsnd,aud aftertboread-
ofthamlnuteaof tho last meeting,
hunted, npm nation of Burger:
:Manb’atlo list he initial-oil to
mint-restarts humanis-
hwda. due July 1, urinating to
mu.
On motion of Burge- Bown,it w.
(Mil-at theWater Commigrionerebe
Milli company, for one the alarm
waslefttothe fire committee to
dominant report at the next
ThoWarden then read the following,
M. 'thOjchicfof police and his subordi-
maimed the room: '
Therefore it is a matter. 1
think which demands our attention,
udlhould have a very t torough investi-
. I felt that mrhaps it was my
2 , onSnturdayto ve suspended the
‘wholepolioe force, but 1 did not wish to
2 he hasty in the matter and so, after care--
, consideration, 1 came to thin conclu-
ilm: That the best course to take was
to summon the whole force before your
body, which I have douo,thua
them an opportunity to be heard.
. for you to take such action in
the matter as you shall in your judg~
2 meat deem beat and .
2 ,Warden.
Wallaby then asked to have
uncommon» he knew about the
Rice matter from the first assault on
”My evening. After more discus-
fiill. the Chief gave his testimony as
On Thursday evening, while coming
’_ down lain street, after having tried the
“doormomcer Adams on one side
Endltil theother, I saw several men
E'MMWall street towards tho car
2'”. Iodeaw some others wrmtling
lam ll Burritt'u plumbing slurp.
‘ 31W little 1 ruched the scene the
. mint-alpha] semrared, John llnnlon
“Wally a Mr. McDonald, who
‘ 9 Was mute on the City of Nor—
ylk. _‘ John Hpnlon was taken in charge
ill! .Adims and James llanlou by
: on flurehouoe‘ who walked‘thom
“willed.“ liomained with Rice,
, ‘ thatthe ofillmhail unrated
itther men. and was about tonrrost
“@159an Malone stemul up to
”II; tint Bite was the harem-xi
”film the groom. l then wulhr-d
Z on I” M the oflicera, who told me
i that they had lent the men home. I
i. than retained Rice.
29.» Burgea- O'Reilly asked the com if ho
' law any blows struck. lie replied that
than not. [lo than Wont on withybia
“my. stating that he was about to
‘ but
”Ind haw-s urged not tomb the
W.
» O'Reillyuaidho wiabod mm
that-amnion Mm.
”Bows stated thataymr ago,
win he want chairman of the Police
mm, the committee and the war.
hmtthonewly appointedotllcm in
the barge-sf room one crating, and
muuu eaohacopyof thelximuuh
brliwatoldthsmtoreadtlnmmndthat
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initiations-trauma. ’
mommy said it was be who
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3 while on dlty. The chief mid ho had
'. and (name down to roprinmnd him.
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who Bunion came down townpfta the
~Imauitnndmadehlabra’y that he hid
"domain“ up” thit the moon did
nothearofit.
Oflioer Horohouse, who was .on duty
Thursday night to relieve Oilioer lio-
Carthy. testifiedthat he weain hoatof
“It loiwaik opera Bonn whoa he
headband-plea. ileum down
toward the car stables and saw two men
rolling on the ground near Ifaloue’s
saloon. They were Mr. McDonald, mate
of the “City of‘Norwnlk,” and Jamel
llanlon. McDonald said: “Take this
man." 'i'hoofiloersaidbeholrthe man
and wentss {urns Smith “not, where
he waited for orders. While there some
oueaboutedt "Givathatmanarhaace
mgothouda' Hathon aimed up the
hillwithtbaprironcto go wound its
Green and back to Juatino Coolidge's
boom on High street, where the prisoner
could give bonds. lie was aooompauied
up the hill by Daniel and John
Hanlon. They were nearly to the top
when Oilloer Adamo came up and order-
edhimtolet his mon to as the chief
had released his priaouor.
Burgess Burton asked the chief how
it was that Morebouso was on duty.
The chief replied that it was because
McCarthy sent up a written excuee that
he was sick.
Burgeas Buxton, asked if the chief
had ever seen McCarthy iumicawd
seen him when he thought he had been
drinking.
Burgesu O‘Reilly said that on Friday
eveninghehoard of tho omcer's plight
He
saw McCarthy shortly after the trouble,
on the hill, and filllke to him of tho af-
fair. Mr-(hrthy told him that hvhnd
taken the lili‘tlgl‘ that morning. Mr.
O'Reilly said he did not think tho
officer was drunk. The burgeaa mid he
was angry and so told McCarthy to go
home.
Ofiii‘er McCarthy testified tlnlt "he was
noton duty Thursday night. He was
on Friday night. The first be board of
the fracas on East avenue was when Ed.
Appell told him a man was lying seriony
ly hurt on the tidewulk on East avenue,
in front of Rev. Dr. Noble'- widow.
He went up and found Rico lying there
tinconmious and bleeding. lie did not
know where- he lived. tmd warm-d to take»
him to tho tmlit’v lwudquurtt-rs. He- had
beenon the hill but u nhort limo whorl
the ('llll" arrived and he then went down
town. lie heard that Rice and "Milan
had been soon going up the hill loge-thou.
and so informed the chief.
Other-r (lormley llatml that ho was not
on duty night-t last work. and canto up
town about 9 o'clock Saturday morning
to go on duty. lie was on the stun-t but
a olmrt time when he heard tin-re had
her-n a fracas on first avenue the night
before. How iterlOilfi hr- did not know.
but thought it could not how bm-n mus-Ii.
no the night oilioers had made no urn-stat
and no word was loft :tt lli‘athllilflt'l'rl for
him. Ho saw llaulnu Saturday rimming
and talked with him. llnnlon told him ‘
that he and liicv had a ratio on the
at'onm- Friday night over a bottle of
whisky. The otlicer said that “union
ind told him that ho and [tire won-
going up the hill torn-thew. ltit‘o- know
ho had wine whiskey and wanti-d mono.
in trying to get it he tripgxal llanlon
over a [urge atom. throwing him down.
llanlon told Rice not to do it again or he
would "brash his face." Rim then hit
”anion. who struck tool. The officer
mid Bunion ahowod him bk Inwkla.
which were skinned. Tho othoer then
told tho Warden and Chief the story
lionlon had told him. ll» said the
warm he did not nrmt llanlon was h.»-
mutso he did not know ltin- war; no badly
hurt.
Attorney laickwood, who won lmmt.
laid it was noon when the (saw was ro-
ported to him. He raid at man cotdd
only be arrested on agieody inlormatio.
Burnout Kent halted the Chief if he did
not go to the Fair "mode after getting
the, writ. nu! mm.» m worm
man was not arrested before he went.
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W“ condone. Wyndham“ ‘
nmall.
duos be $2.“). tln- nullit- an lat-it your. and
on the lath, l9th, 20th and 2m.
than- which filled at the Juno meeting,
a froe-for-ull melulwrs' rum: and a run-
mme up during the Jum- nm-ting, wan-
satislevtorily adjusted.
ed the cilia-nu of limo Norwalk.
nun-email in capturing him last night
and brought him triumphantly to tho lith-
cell
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mention of any one going botulafor
him. He thought he was being taken
home. Denial Hinton corroborated
James Haulou’s atatemont.
Daniel War told he saw liaulon
goupthe hill with Rice. Ashort time
attorhoheardthatmhadheeuw
mulled. no vanity but not one:
‘lct'larthy, who‘wantad to take Rice
to the lockup. liesaid he told tho,
ofllcoruotwtouch woman.“ he web
in a bad condition. He said Rice was
intoxicated, but lionlon, whoa he now
himlywaa aobu. 2
Upon motion of Bouts O'lieilly.
wbowas of the opinion that the hur-
geeeos were not getting much informa-
tion, the Court Adjourned until Thurs-
day oreuing at 8:00 o'clock. ‘
PILL THIRTY-PI"! FEET.
A cine-tar Inn: with a Serious llalrap
at a House on I'Iyloy Arc-no.
Yesterday afternoon Charlea H. Payno,
a carpenter in the employ of J. ll. Ray-
mond, was engaged with other our
ployeeo in mingling John A. Watkins”
new house on Taylor avenue. About
six o'clock Mr. Payne started 'for the
laddrrrtoget oi! ot theroof. lletook
hold of the rope and commenced to
walk backwartk. lie ruched the edge
of the roof before he expected toand
oteppedoffJieingbis bohi on thorope,
fallinga distance of thirty—lire («set to
thoground. Xr. Payne struck on his
left side, and his llmuldor was badly
lluiaed and his elbow was buried nearly
air inobea in the ground, which, fortun-
Molly, wai nit. Mint-non was given
him, an'd’a carriage being nont for. tho
injumd man was taken to his boarding
[done on Water street. The place when-
)ir. Payne fell in on the :10th side of tlw
house, and hewna very fortunate in
striking where he did. us if he struck a
few foot further in either direction. he
would have. fallen on largo stunts which
ware lying around. Mr. Pam has
fallen twice before, once at Boll island.
where he broke three rib: and otherwise
injurod hinmolf. )lr. Payne is more
romfortable to—day, and it is thought he
will entirely mwfl' in a few (lays.
Till} RACES A fll'l'CESS.
Meeting of the Brae-tin Committee of
the Driving Awmlntlon.
A inc-«ding of the otlicom and (intuitive,
rommitw of the- Driving Aswx'iatiuu
was bold ywtvrdny nfterumn. Tho ro-
purt of the tmnrurur shown-I that not
withstanding the urn-unifortabh- wrath-
or. the springmootiuglunl lmrnasuru-ua.
the balance agaiunt the aux-lotion being
It was You-d that tho annual
tlmt they be Imulo payabhr on or before
the August Investing, which will he held
Voted. That the clnamr for the Angus)!
meeting be substantially the more as
with the addition of a volt moo for four.
war—v dds and under. a double tram rune.
hing moo.
All outlets of mntrowmy uhirh
locked the Wrong Cell.
A good joke wan told this morning at
the expense of Constablo Ezm llall. Tho
(«notable has boon hunting for tho [mt
three days for a vagrant who has annoy.
llo
up in this city. the war placed in cell
No. 8 and the romtablt- unappod tho
low-r and wont homo. happy in tho
tltmtght that ho had wrfomml bin
duty. Thin morning ho wont to tho look.
up to me how his [whom-r wua getting
along. llie rmr‘priw van hotter be
i nod than doacrilwd when ho found
o. it unlocked ad or“ $0.1m
ly twinned and his prinoner mining.
lie had swung the wrong lever.
(bran float to Hohaelo'a.
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Lawyer Lockwood atated that he drow
the paper: for William Haulou'n arm-rt.
and thath ho came to look fora
juathae and grand jurorho found lit-am.
(‘oolldge and lloyt wme at the Fair
(lmndo. Ho and the i'hiof went up
amlbid the paparasigned. They than
talkedthamattorovsr and mmmtho
minim that it would ho better to
wait until night before tlreyotartodmt
after their priaoIn-r. The Chief waa,
however, rmdy to return withthepapen
hadtheyhatdeoidadtowortdflamutly.
Bum-Wilywtlntthrrewm
metalmhugrand jumuin town,and
aakedflr. lmhwood why he went to
thehirtlrtatmhwhentbevewmotlm
nearerathand. Inhoehwoodmldthe
Chit-f lull already placed the can in
Houston iloyt’a hands. and that he
upentwutiderabla time on thee-as on
caused interim oxctumient and the orowd
at now vialted the sexton. thwarting
portion of tho ylnl. This the action
eouidnotthiwitlurntorden,aadthe
vault toawalt the parchment anew
mastoid-y aim and defeated
as follotm
phyatliathonewpimb mllletallrirho.
woman rind» unit-M kWh-i-
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tsry. Sunday,afterthepsll-haarerahad
returned the. ooflln from the Minimumo
ofthe mouruera mauled that it waaa
shame thataodeoenta man limit! be
burial neat to amuniwrer. Tbs-remark
that wither grave la- dug in another
braiywaa finaliyplaoed inthereoairiug
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Bill“ ”I! maroon.
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til-STING om WATER:
Til! BAD TASTE All]! Slit”. PAST
DISAPPEARING.
A unto Mm and ’a- Avoidance of
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new-gra- Oo-mlrstanm p.153”?
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The Water Commissioner: “d. engb
not-r yesterday visited the rulervoir and
mlthe water. They bnwght back with
timnaampleaof the wait: from depths
of tire to twenty-five feet. Only the
ouetakenfromtbolowutdepth showed
any discoloration, andnoueof themany
bad taste or small. This prover. oouclua.
ively thatthe cannot tho '
water forioreral days, is notat the reser~
yoir. A further teetshowed the water
inthepipes tobeall right asfnr down
as Hiker line. The spougilla, which
palaces all the trouble, has entirer dia-
uppeared from the reservoir. and it it
believed tohavo medium the pipes.
To clear them the oommlmioners lut
evening opened the hydrant- tor auroral
hours, and th'. morning the water waa
greatly improved. it is believed tint
(moor two more flushing: of the pipes
will beallthat is neceaaary tomato it
as clean and pure as ever.
The Water Commisrimmn. during tint
[not few daya. have been subjected to}
very unjust and unleserred criticiam,
mute goinguofaraa to declare that they
were not making any odort interned]
the conditions of which the people oom-
plninod of. The truth is the commision'
um and engineer haro done little else
lately but on the water works, and they
have left nothing undone that could pou-
sihiy indium to get the water in the heat
pantible condition. As we said yester-
day, a new «and filter is being construct-
t-d its rapidly as possible between the
now moon-air and the. loom reservoir,
from which the city formerly drew ito
supply. As mu aatbis is completed the
filtered water firm the new rust-coir
will be drawn into thelower reservoir.
It will then have auction-attract pump
of owr 8,0!” feet, and be mfilhed before
entering the pipm A little palm and
avoidance of unnoumry alarm is what
is mull-d just now. for tho butt authori-
ties dwlare that nothing injurious to
lu-alth urine; from tho odm and taste in
“'lllt'l' whit-h has balm-d so nun-h annoy—
:lnt'o owl inmnveuit-nr'l'. Tho- pr'oplo may
not assured that tho Writer i'ommissiou-
rm an:- iluing their lot't'l best to gin-
them good and paimable water.
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William Iluulim I'm ".600 Honda for
(‘ompllrtty in I‘Il Rita AaaanIl t'm.
William lianlon. wantod for complic-
ity in tho mull on John ltitro lust l-‘ri.
rhtynight, Karo himself up this morning.
llnnhvn mun- bnnk to Norwalk ymti-rduy
and was around all day on the outskirts
of the town. Ile- aunt word to mom
Adams this morning to mwt him and
arrest him. The (minor went up lain
aim-t and ("turd him near the St. John
place. “0 want brought iii-fore JflilllOf'
i‘oolidmr. who plat-ed him under 3L5“)
tum]: [or appearance Saturday for trial.
alivhael illwvody hot-mm ouroty in that
amount.
This rimming War-ion Keeler nosprvnd-
od oilim‘r ld‘arthy forbt-ing intoxicated
whih‘ on duty.
Rim parsed adolirioua night and this
"an lira. Rice applied to the town
for watch-rut. The phyaioian in charge
of the rare aid this; morning that ltioe'n
mmdilion wan unchanged from tlratof
yarn-rd”. llo said the man was badly
injured. Ilia mutlition at tire-tent was
not thiamine. altixnrgh something
might not in.
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Ilia-lard and Claire Vera.
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hadlmnouinthuatetermawithrarloua
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III—4“: flu cum Val-amen.
N" Yomt. Juno Ian—lino! atartliug
flats la connection the revolution
law raging in Chill, throw light
Ipontha ferocity and dupotism of- Bah
lands. and nowgtvan to the public for
theilmtime through the United Prue.
Tha three gentlemen. two of whom are
prominent Cbiliana, from whom than
Moandrtaiaodaroat present in New
York. having arrived hereiaat week. They
bar-witnessed the conduct of the revolu-
tion from its lnonptim and apeakfmm
actual knowledge.
Balm-coat tho Tyrant.
Tbocombiuadatoriaaofthe threu show
that Balmaoarla la well termed “The
Tyrant." in Santiago, where his head-
manna one do. utter a word
Willa. Hahnoaugadacroaaofrad
tobapalntadonall the bane; of people
wham ha MIN not wholly in any
path: with biannual into than marked
Bridgma- bk police and «idler: no at any
the day wt The! VII-lock
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“smooths; und'thtthoyam
loch fit who am sup-
poaaitobahldtha. . Tbs-oldiendo
mud-ham ‘Nld after having an
“i thgi .wiah depart, only to
and?” " some other marked
m " 'peopla Intbarshoaaea are
forbidden to halt their doom.
, ‘ 2 A tag. pr fen-r.
No one hallowed to rile on horseback
through thltlsetaaftor 5 o’clock in the
afternotm; no three mean-a are allowed to
walk tha atmotslu company at any time of
the day, and no two persona can atom] and
«environ on the ntmt. it i- a veritable
Inigo of terror for all who either through
tear or interest have mum to out their
fortunes with liaimocmla. The “unhap-
eraaudail who employ laborers have to
furnigh ouch one with s to: almwing that
they I. mhrly employed by such a
m3“. pint-c. If the laborer
is Months street going to or from
hiawartwlttmtthh- tag he is taken
bytlmWBalmuedaand impr—x
tau IS “In, 2 m.
Valparaiso also.
Dual-I l'l-a Into \‘ittllu' fins-n.
One of the gentlemen heard some ter-
ribla uhrieks issuing from tho jail. He in.
quired of a soldier the cause and was told
that tome of llalruanedn'a boldimt were
punishing a man who had refused to work
for him by driving inch! and plus “30 his
hands and lingers.
' The next day he saw a horrible puniah-
hunt meted out to a Chiliah who had been
ovmeard to say that be was willing to
ayatem exist. in
The poor leilow'a hand; were plwarl on a
block and his lingers pounded to a jelly by
a big mallet in the bands of a aoldier. He
wastheutoldthat he could gonad work
htabamlaany way he wanted to andfor
any one. The New Yorker denounced tha
addrtol friend-a resident of scrutiny)
who was with him.
Thé next osyhia friend was missing nor
did he show up awn. That New York
than returned to Valparaiso and Juat ho-
forobe'aallodhoraceived airman tram
bi- friend sayinztbathehullrwalonhed
up by ilalmaewla’a man. neon-ed of being
a molntloniat sympatbhr.
Incl-thrust. I... weapon.
The weak point of the molutlon'tam la
the hobo! arms and ammunition, The
fare- oi the urolotioutata annular it
at Hus-en. Vail-nu. Prairiaa and Car-
riral;bodlaa of men—la all "”9,th
manly waitiuglouu arm and ammu-
nition before they take up the march
against Mmaoeda. lit the mailer planes
ontheeoaat as far north u Atrleaara
until-r compani- oi would-ho aoldiera.
'l'bearrnafortbsumwmontbe tau.
and hadthnyaamrul them with what am-
munition the ltata carried the (‘hilian 4
revolution would bore hum rattled in
“order
llalmioada'a army maid: of some men
well qalppcd. 0! than. only 8.00m" of
the old W army, tho not
are rarrutta ion-rt into the union.
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