, (lontrol the Next
Legislature.
uphis deficiency to the commonwealth of Penn-
aylvauia and to tho oityof Philadelphia. was
deposited in the Keystone National bank of
Madelphiawhieh bank has been closed by
trailer of the controller of the currency.
ppueut lon to this commonwealth and
totherlty Philadelphia is about llp‘iililll),
the state is largely concerned.
directly and indirectly. In view of this fact]
napeetfully atk that you will authorise the re-
aiverof the Keystone National bank to per:
mlt a committee of three or five citizens to be
designated by me to examine the books, papers,
aooountgetamf thebank. withtheviawofae
coming what deposits of public moneyu. in
whichthe state had or Inn any intern-rt. were
madelnsaid bank by John Bardsley. theiate
treasurer of the city and county 0! Phila.
delphis. and what became of the money thus
dorm so that the same be recovered if poo
his, of course, only desired that aneh exami-
nation shall he made as to the deposit of public
an... says Ohio llaa
Aug. t—Xentucky held a
_ yesterday. From the fact
People’s party has made a terriile
thumpin- the electionis
We stateticket is elected by
p the usual Infinity—Iii,“ to 40,000.
gm is ea follows: Governor, John
Brown; lieutenant governor, M. 0.
m general, W. J. Hendrick;
phia ,
thseornmouwealth of Fennaylvania. and ofsueh
fundsas the committee maybedirectlyoriu-
directly interested in, and it is respectfully sug-
guted that such authority as you may give to
the receiver may be limited atmdingly.
l have been awaiting the result of the inveati
the gentlemen already engaged in
,"L c. liar-man; treasurer, ll 3.
- nahmt-dent of publioinatructlon,
,H the Alliance on Top.
new constitution has carried with a
aadthemajorltyfor ltisplaoed at
fromfllflDto 100,000. The Peo-
has polled only about 30,000
‘ have come mostly from the
, part While the Alliance
. ' lobe back of the People's
' [W donevery little for it on so
outlet. of dimensions which arose last
Alliance has devoted itself to the
- ‘ , _ and probably has practical con.
“it!” body. and so will control the
In“ althe laws under the new consth
m Incubator: instances has the
‘ Allianes put out candidates in opposition
to the Democratic nominees, but it ha-
tala eare to control the Democratic
lamination. So while the legislature
.wlllbs nominally Democratic, it will have
stung Alliance amliations and tendencies. '
theexaminatiou of the aomnuts and aflniraof
tbeleystono National bank in the hopethat
report-would have contained the infor-
mation which it iaimportnnt that the state’s
olllcera should have in their Won. But as
an examination is being made by expert so
countante designated by the rnnyor of Philav
dolphin and by other expert acmuutante select-
ed by the councilmanio investigating «mantle
too, I am of the opinion that a like investigation
should be nude on behalf of the mmmonwcnith.
and l have concluded mother intomta require
that 1 shall obtain the illnill’t‘ll information as
as pouible and in the manner I have indi-
I trust you will see your way clear to accord
the desired permiaaion at an early a «late u prac-
ticable. especially in view of the large inter-rats
involved and of their impwtauco to the {ample
of this mmonwealtn. Yours mrmrttiilly.
Runner [1 PAT-neon.
The Murder of Goodwin.
New YORK. Aug. t~Eveliue C. Web
star, the wife, and Frances Romaine, the
servant of Edwin C. Webster, who shot
and killed Charles E. Goodwin, have been
arrested. Mrs. Webster refused ‘to talk,
but the girl said that Uoorlivin came to
Webster’s rooms and Attempted to mike
him. Webster followed Goodwin to the
latter'a room. A pinto! Ilia! was heard
and Websteramolnent later returned to
hisrooma. put on his coat and hat and
Before going he said to bits
wife, "Hr: threw it Bilfiprllfll' at me .‘liitl I
shot him. ” Woman-r is still at large.
ARE THEY FOR BLAINE?
lllllfld'l'hat lasers. Quay “deem-
eraa Will Baek mm.
Warren, Aug. L—Most of the
triads of matter Quay and SenatorCam-
In have agreed to make every possible
“to have the delegates to the next
We! blican convention from
Mania pledged to Mr. Blaine.
It does not mean that the npmentativer
' dramsylvauia in the United States tren-
‘ aashava entered on this plan with the ad-
vheor even the consent of Mr. Blaine, but
cough is known to make it clear that in
”We! the state friends of Sen-
fiorQuaywilleudeavor to beat the .ad-
MIMI
Customs Receipts Decreasing.
Wamrsorox, Aug. 4,—Custoure receipts
at New York for July, not. were fll~,
”,1”, while for July, lull), they were
817,173,016, showing a falling of! of nearly
“GEM Two-third. (tithe cuatonm dutie-
ln the United States are collected at
W York. Other ports ehowaagreat a
decrease. If the same decrraae continues
the year, rweipta from customs
a falling ed in the United States
ol about mount).
and secure lndoraemens for
aserstaryotstate.
_ ‘ Quay and Senator Cameron
whomt Sundayon the farm of the lat—
h at Boom, in lrancaater county,
ywterday in Harrisburg Senator
" wart to Beaver. Well informed
‘fifltielans say the tlnaldetailswere ar-
foravlgoroue campaign in every
lfll-i the battle cry or
sounded as never before,
II“ II. Moe positively forbids the
"U been at a very early day.
j Mammalian-dc tocomlnit
“w county convention to Mr.
W terms.
:3
Navy Yard Swindlers Caught.
N" YORK. Aug. t-Corumamlant lieu-
ry Erben. of the New York navy yard.
has sent to the navy do
of the board of inqui , which he appoint-
edto examine the charges of con-minty
against two elerka named Desmond and
Iarrington, in the pay department. The
scheme was theold one of increasing the
amount on the vouchers presented to the
paymaater by laborers and mechanics.
m ts confidant.
Ohio, was in Pittaburg to
lid: "1 an: satisfied with the
Republican-are united, so
toa man. They all sppra
Inharger Stepped the lasting.
Wluuaank, Pa, Aug. t—A meeting
of thsdlreetors oi the Pennsylvania and
Iahlgh and Eastern railroad to elect a
Wet and nix directors was prevented
y by the service of an injunction
on behalf of Jacob Newburger, of New
York. Mr, Newbnrger, who owns a are;
ty at the stock of the road, claims that
meeting was an attempt to secure
hadnlsut action.
Alli-sea. I. It. In a lad Way.
Whomhng. L—ln the house of com
me n J. Atkinson, Collervetive M. P.
in “floated, whohad been expell- . (or one
for insulting the spent. ‘.
tenors to expo-gs tron; me jour-
ths resolution of expulsion. He said
onld rathsrdia than be so ditgraeod.
asked to have the question debated.
if the resolution was confirmed their
had cation, the champions of the capital cau-
a Mam-rs oemr seas-s.
nrmmomm.a
Billshasbasaamated,
tegaatlrstothetreightdepotol‘ the All»
human” railroad. when any at ‘ brainwhohuthunrshacaiug at
latheMOIeal ”Ital-him Pee lvieaudh Yb.
in II) ah 'etv or
manna believed that he blew
thbuhdisgto renter-theme! maudandotug great battle forWela
rgsd with hav-
“M “taunt? ...
C
”Malena
‘le late the White caps lento.
ng. t—notitab Goats,
twenty-Iva, m
manner
akulhaarl
homwhlak he is not
Mwaseaaaprss.
mm, Lag.
aptha’lacn mill at {the
and Hart aoupaay with
httthsmstnstrtkm.
Where“
no heuyily that] yo‘ucOuld hear the (truth half xi dozen blocks ,
away. ‘ Weare’spelling our Barguiueiwith a big 13' because '7' ‘
thereh nothingemull about them. Do you want to make a‘
dollar go a long way? ' We can give you a better return for it
than you can get for a dollar and a quarter. elsewhere, and
25 cents saved is twenty-five cents gained. Here’s an oppon-
tuuity for putting your? money where it will do the most good.
”common ""Tllil'fiifilfii’lllltE Milli?
Ienaaylvanla's (inventor Will Attempt
to Recover the state Funds;
Hammer», Aug. t—Governor Pattlaou
sent the following letterto Secretary of
the Treasury Fetter:
But—The published reports of the committee
uted by Mayor Edwin 8. Stuart, of Phil»
phia. to investigate the ammonia J John
Berdeley. late treasurer of
Forty Thousand Veterans in
Line at Detroit.
WOWMOITYATPWT.
cheers for Generals Veauy sad Alger,
luretary hunter and Ila-President
llayes—rbetrelt Is Packed wltlr Ilsa in
Blue.
Demon, Aug. t—Jl‘he (Brand Army en-
campment opened here today in earnest
with the parade of the old veterans. De-
lpite the threatening weather fully 40,611)
men were in line. There were no men in
line who had not fawd shot and shell on
southern battlefields The parade wan par-
ticipated in solely by veterans. The only
military company visible besides thee-
tegiments of grizzled soldiers was the
Fourth regiment, which did police duty.
Theveterans literally owned the city to
day, for every street within three, blocks
of the line of march was closed by the
proclamation of the mayor, and intrusion
further guarded against by the roping all
of the section and the stationing of a
stronger-med grid at such street inter-
section.
cheers for Veauy and Proctor.
Thousands watched the old heroes as
they trumped along. Among the promi-
nent men who were heartily cheered were
General Veazey, Secretary Proctor, ex.
President Bayes, General Fairehilrl, of
Wisconsin, and General Alger.
. One company, from lTnion City, Mich,
tramped along in heavy marching arms
with the old Springfield mush-t5 and the
same account-meats M they worn when
they marched out of [iv-trail in the stormy
days when men were needed and Michi-
gan did its duty.
The rive-lag l'rugramure.
The programme for llllri evening is mi
follows:
8 p. m.—-licccption nml gmrtilm tn Com-
munder—in~Chicf Venn-y umi nwr'nla-re oi
theG. A. ll, Sour oi Veil-nine and the
Women's Relief corps at the Detroit rink.
9 p. u).—lieception at (‘nmp {flu-mum to
comraander-ln-cnief of U. A. it and vet-
erana.
One of the paplcxing question to come
up at this rneeting'la the mimiaeinn of
colored posts. The southern delegates are
strongly oppoacd, while the negroen are as
mug in the demand for equality, and
- - have the ayrnpw
thy of the north
to a large rah-lit.
With it» amt-re
full of marching
men. with every
huh-U! quarterly;
n tclrt..i*. “till
the strains 0!
music floating on
every lih'fllll of
the wind and with
the sound of the
drum and the
‘ shrill note of the
' , » ' life in the air, De-
troit in ex ori-
onlm thrill. enciug a Ill?” the
like of which it hoe never seen befme and
will ueveraoo again Thanks to the per—
fect arrangements, there in room for all.
with plenty to eat and nothing inching to
make the silver encampment worthy of the
name of perfect success.
A- Ovation to Derretary l’mtor.
Amongthe early prominent arrivals was
Been“?! of “Her Rrrllielrl Proctor, who
was accompanied by Quartenuastcr new
cal Beehelder. lie had no miner left his
private car than he was surrounded by a
mob of peopleanxious to drake hands with
him, and his whole day line been extent in
receiving the marka oi «lintinction from
the old veterans. General and Governor
Fairchild, of Wisconain, with the empty
sleeveto tell the wealth of love he bore hie
mntry and bin country'a curiae, woe an-
other of the citizen soldiery that all tie»
lighted to honor, while (Erin-rel Alger,
right at home where he in loved. was given
a raesptionu hearty and a» wrdbl assay.
thresidsnt ilayes was also honored by
loud applause whenever the crowd caught
Ight of hirn.
The politics of the Grand Army has
been an object of much importance all day;
first. on the selection of a place of encamp-
ment. and, second. for the choice oi cont»
mandarin-chief.
While Washington has the haul in lo
.;
hottest on their can at: hustlers from
“seals. Nah. are here. Frank liattoe,
whole head and front of the Columbia
warriors, will win. however. and have the
pissaure of getting an nfllrmative answer
tobis invitation of silver on a p alter of
gold with the key of the city of fishing:
ton anrmonating it.
In Commehla-chlaf.
l'er eommandmlnehief a new feature
has up in the person of enrolling,
ltew and the l’seide avast. while
smith-WWI: area are outliers-
aert and with apparently mood chance-of
sures». Their campaigning lent the ef-
tertlvs sort and their capture of the solid
indlaaa delegation has helped matters,
wills ther-eoualarnaaiualdtobsth
rddns legatee of Colonel Howie, at
Washington. who is a candidate.
W Dr It“ WW
but night the faulvltlsa court-Met
' use to the cou-
' fifh‘lifiitfifiiIBiiCoIW"'
“ANAL wanna.
YIIIIR ill’Pil
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Batteries: Boole and llueklcy, “been
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Fad.
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Batteries: 'l’horntrm
son and Kittrldge.
Almcll‘ “06151103.
9
an?
i
20 WAGONS,
and Clemente. llutch
Canopies.
' ”Buggies.
Batteries: Chamberlain and
too and Cahill.
Infill! WIA’HOS.
Business Wagons,
. C. L. OGDEN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Specifications Paraluhcd.
i am prepared to do all kinds of Work by the
best“ workmen. by the da
the low-wt prices and at ehurt entire.
AN ll MAN’I'LE
uhanon.,.,.,,z o o o u y or cunlm:t,al
Funnel...“ 0 3 ii 1 0 Ill
Butte-rice: Gmulaicand Kurt; Clarita:
altd'l'hinmn.
'l‘ruy ........... uoaonoot2~
vakleme..,.: l u 0 o u o o tL-ii
Batteries; iihen andWeils, Lyutuu and Morph
GIVE ME? CALL.
SIIOP IT FIVE MILE IIVEI. GT“
llnll’sslo Will Not Ju-p.
ll
, Gabriel. aIWay‘s have.
of“
‘rldip iii-the deep; deli}:
unprecedented figure, but go they must
there is about it.
«
sea, just? When, you
hit. but it isn’tiuecoesery to put your hood under ju prim
keep 0001. Try one; of our suite. We «have knocked ‘
props from under the old price because it is cheaper too
at coal than to store them fiwuy until another summer coin _
alOng.‘ We ought not to part with one of them at anchor).
and [that is' fill
‘" RTIINTTY Dbrloh Point,
row - (BIEBIIIV'S POINT)
NOW OPEN.
All Kinds.
-————-ooe-——-——-
We have on hand alarm
Shore ninqeisgsirecialtv- H [(2
. A stage will connect at South Norwalk
w thtraina on the New York and New llnvcn
Correlating of
" Mi;
Spindles, ..
Phaetons.
Bunabouls.
Family Horses, Grocery
ted.
Fine Coach. Horses, Elegantl
souru noewanx. - - - coax, STABLE BEDDING.
Cloutoonomloal.‘llealthfal,atj '
liliillllmllllllllli un Hsmue lllll me can or until:
gyro N
h... Cross Creek ‘
a. E. SEWER. .
.. /COAL.
Hickory, flak. Pine enmesMV
WOOD.
Baird—lily and Straw
llilllil lIIiI FEE”.
Raymondiulihers,
All Horses sold by this es-
in fact, Anything in the Horse
SEAR Tl“: DEPWI‘.
Fawcett’s
HEIDQIIIITEIS Fill
MllllNEllY!
llo. l7 llain Street.
Formerly 3 Water St, Inmalt.
Just mviv‘ulJfl) don-n ilata Irv-day to sell
without nww. all sham and onions! the
rxtrernrly low price of 3012. former
One lrrt ni' “at: 101'.
"in let u! tlac Front!» 'lmvm 3th.. «ten. Mk.
‘ . imir‘x forget the number.
MAIN STREET,
sun u. .l. r. mnmj‘wory gnu-ls store.
Bl‘rraw, Aug. 4.-—l)'m~r:l or Gillespie, of
the Buflaio Baseball
it was not Very probable thnt the lintlalos
would jump into the Arnerlcuu enuncia-
Iic said that ”villain has somueh
interest at intake in the lantern um
tiou that it cannot alien! to step out run
he the American giver-i a big lamina.
lion.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
g; ,
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‘ Whichweolferat D '2
' :3
Greatly Reduced Prices m g (I) x
“if: glid‘rlrxto an“: carrying them over till m" g m 8
"4'"tumulueunaxmmu: LL] 53% E < 5
m . *2
Wrighttllynn E ii °' 9’3
§?°‘£ ”
Flllllllll men, 0 53:: git ' é
South Norwalk. .é $3 I a
- , , a? u e
F HAYES I as. -
. to Q
fl:viug removes! his meat market ' o -E% 3 la E
In. 6 North Main Street. [- :2}?
“'ill supply the grime of this vicinity with
t
The president has signed the cmnruiasaion
olJ. :3th Farm“ to be collector ol the
port of New York.
The itev. Francis 1". Williams, who was
burned to death in Palmer. Moria, were
over sixty years of age.
a minister of the Orthodox Congregational
Fresh and Salt! Meals,
POULTRY, Etc...
ilo I'M ordained
Edward Anilieim. who I’N'I'Illly clamped
with Elnie Van ”arm- from
turns out to be u had young umu, stud war
sentenced to the l-Zimlra returrnatory under
the name oi lluriiwrr.
The Famreb' Alliance has failed to reap
any advantage for its tnenrben through
its propoacd wheat mm, it in will. '
F. HfiEs,
Ill). 6 lllllllll lillll STIIEHi
fluent line o
Bill iii "if Iilliflflliiliii
Ml LE Bl YER.
To be found in the state.
T H E" EAG L E
llflill' “MISTER SINGLE.-
sut. Pilltllllll um rm.
'l’hia wheclhas been thoroughly tested and
cannot fail to he a favoritc among wheelmeu.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for NorwaIk and vicinity. .
(lint-e 1’3 Raymond atmt. mrncr day.
l’. 0. Box 59. Smith Nurwalh. ('l.
SHUT“ Nfllt‘YALK.
Alexander l, the boy king of Servia, has
been received with royal honor! at 5t. Pct;
Mrs. W. Fawcetl,
Io. ll Main Street lomalt
DIBBLE 8t COMSTIIBK
Are selling a very nice quality
of Butter. It is from the 1.01):
anon, CL, Creamery. At this
time of the your when pasturage
is plenty. the Lebanon Creamery
people do not find a really sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tubs,
and this is the Butter which we
call to your notice. It is the
some sweet. well-made article
that is sold in rolls. at from 3
to 5 cents a pound less than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
season with it. We know it is
asswect as new hay, and will
keep well, it is so solid made.
We are finding sale {or tube and
half tube. as well as by the sin-
gle pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. if you wish a nice
article here you have it; 250 a
pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub.
nuuwcuusmu
Mfihh‘fim
Jib“! an Ill!
The marriage of Minister 1
daughter will take place on Sept. 1
Samuel llano, real estate operator at
Allaton, Nana. baa usigned to his father,
Louis llauo. Liabilities, Mill». gross
assets, amour).
liev. William S. Perry, aged forty, pee
tor of the Central Pmbyteriuu church, at
Bowling Green, Ky., tell dead in his put
[it from heart disease.
1 W. Scrlpps. proprietor of the Cineiu»
nati Post, is talked of as the People’e
party's candidate for governor of Ohio. ‘
The Wabash Avenue tinbrailway Trans-
portation company baa been incorporated
tobnild an underground railway in Clair
Did it ever occur to you that
there was a difi'ereuce in Soda
Water? Syrups sour very easily
this season of the year.
aim to have the. best, and our
trade is so large that we are
obliged to make our Syrups
fresh every day.
don't know it, but we serve pure
Cream with our Fruit Syrups
and at the same price you pay
clavwhore without it.
you have bought yourSmia win-re
it didn't suit you. Try ours.
not HALE em.
WW a.
May in? you
“8%
James J. Como denied that Matthew
Quay gave some toward hie candidacy
for mayor in It!” at New York.
A small nob attacked the barraeka at
Barcelona. Spain, and there was am
sharp street lighting, but the cull-real
was quelled anoauunrher at arrestsmda
Right Rev. Kilian Hench, bishop of the
Md“; t’atholic diocueof La Urn-tee, Wia,
la
Gave the. a ‘l‘eagae Ire-blag.
Enema, Aug. a~Ttrs subject of gee
dphare la the atoryofatongus lashing
ladehy lira. Henry (3. Hilton upon lira
(l. W. late and lies noise Willie Ia slit
blindlniugrooasofthc Whither Hotel.
rs. Hilton heard that Miss Willlaaad
and In. lento had opened herloehst
madafrreaasctitseoataatsat
m’e lake resort. lira hate and like
it again-t In. lliltoe
harscter.
Willhwillhrlags
fordslaatationofe
World's lair lea at north.
items, Aug. a—Tka foreign ooraraittee
If the Chicago World'aJair,
Harare. Hoses l’. llsady. A. P. Bullock.
Wm Betterworth. Judge VI.
Lindsey and V. W. Peek. have arrived la
Berlin. They will at one- place haters
proper authorities and trailing m
lecturer-thematic be derived from
exhibiting at the Chicago fair.
'eflbery he the Assembly.
Malina, R. 1.. Aug. t—‘l‘he seeded
3. I. Patent 0-“,
Gillcca, 4M .Vlain Street,
”alumni.
amorous MINCE tries
near ”V II 70'! VIII.
. SUCH
M m... my tree lam. pare.
up... an .irmmhitlm m-ai’nfl-m new
remand h-t ea
. rat.
Theoldeat manufacturer of baby rarri
now often finished vmrk for Mill» in the «li er-
eut lrsof runnia gear; ltlwagrmtvarict
be high numb and
enough toauil the
moat fastidious.
(’c
constantlysold,since1mm. How, W
the
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
soap made. If you haven't tried
it, ask your grocer for it new.
with our name till the Wrapper.
““9 ""8 hm. tutti...
mcfi log at a huiwhalge of
the value of on article.
'l'ltemiaaemuchreal [mremplna bar
of lhildrlna' Electric aain fmr lair» oi
mowing to directions. do four times
a much work an any miter. lurcou in
butavery slightadvanceoa orator lu-
frriorsoap. lmistuwnbobblna‘ .
"2&3?
el-
II'II “‘1‘
Witt
Loud,
Gila, Giana,
Artista’ Materials,
00.
a Wood Fillorwlleet
ket, tram u Gallon.
a . on n ,
”‘ ‘ Ell Cumming: 1;
fit; 79 Washington Street
I
{am at_
Morning, linen and Night
———TAKE-——~
NS- [nXATllIllit
of mice and Irimm “Elva prirre whirh val I one Bottle Thoroughly “Millw-
FRA N K BOY LSTON lt iv remarkable howwmany
d llir who have that tired feelin think
it of no iorwrt'lalpte or t [I‘lili utilizing need be
. . . ~ ' w m n t mm
There Iii nothing, (unless it be it theyreailwl film l'ruliy tantalum
But they think or say, "ltwill .
We do not mean the
done for It.
the Sewing Machine) that has up’jlix'ilrflmn."
lightened woman's labor as fi).?:.‘1§f§3i.“§:§Egg; 1"
_ . .. -. :‘..'¢.‘r' "
much as Dobbins lulu tru hoop. urn-inn" "tramway, In the nuns
tell the burly allottl m
. “ trauma m"
. ' . ... ”mm mn 0min nue .
why rub and lull, and “(or out M“, Wm, “mum,“ “‘ ’m’
yourself and your clothes, on fifimfi‘ifiw" “mi N“ " WM" .
wusliduy. when this perfect 8011]) “MW”
ready for work.
' ' . ' _ medicine kn we to the in
'8 llI'UVlilcil, t” lighten your in purine» and vllti’li/um the Moral. regulated t
her. and save your clothe-e? lf dimmwmlufllrdm
you havecvcr used it. in the '22 Make “‘8 weak Smila-
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