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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 31, 1891 · page 2

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Issue—surly cs.eoo.eaa Worth at "‘

Property Was Destroyed.

Wanner“. Aug. Il."l'he following
dispatch. dated Valparaiso, Aug. ‘49. has
been received at the navy department
tron RearQAdnilrsl Brown. '

The inmate have taken ”amnion
dty oi Valpsraho; was taken yootorday surn-
incaiter arsry mullet! monument. The

arnmant Ind “vantage—good p-ritlon—
g: bad generalshlp. Troupe (ii-rivet?“ lip
urgent ships were not present. ort- om
pad. Lynch with three comm! clans torpedo
beats captured 'l'he ioreizn admirsledemand'
ad guarantee in protecting lives and pmperty
at foreign subjects. 1 hare int) own It the con-

sahte. lanyrdu'euou Mani. Proviimnsl
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Ready to Begin III-Inela-
Senor Montt, the envoy oi the wool
Congressionallsts. received the iollowlng
eablegram this aiteruoon:

 
 

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haddtherahotthe lady who was

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ ' lqtnonn, Chill. Ana.”
whhflmudthnshoihimseli. or both ”m, “I...“ men-mum: I
m. . In“ rnnmillud Ilklll' ll 1* Bl autumn
marquee gaveway to one at hammers-nominally. E“ 3‘
“XIV l

. ‘ the unfortunate lady belnl
withhrinl willfully committed
‘ Wand. ‘Bntallthiswssnotsatr
Wit lever-l had new the two
“""' ”'m"".l‘."""°°‘"”". ‘3" "‘i'
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”mad {for plainly allowing
.llhflhlkthoha

. A, W and Dreadful Tragedy.
iollowed. but until
oi the

Senor Monti explained that this meant “a
that the Congmeionslists were about to
transfer their headquarters to the capital
instead oi remaining at iqnlque. The tri-

umph oi the insurgents in complete.

 

 

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(rummmmnquhedtdmwhen ltoldhira
ldldnotholdsmhihingein dread. lniaking
leavooi theprln he inperson undated u
kroonis and down-stern!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

loath" Backed by a Hols.

Saw Your. An; at.——'l‘he Herald’s Vai-
paraiso cable says: The Chanarsl regi-
mant oi the Wool army took iorL
mal n oi Santiago Sunday night,
andpractically the last act in the bloody
drama oi revolution which has torn Chili
to piece ior the put raven months is
closed. 'l’hli capital city was in the bends
oi a bloodthirsty mob. and while it was
unable to satisiy its murderous instincts.
it did destroy a vast amount oi property.

As soon as the news reached Santiago
oi the overwhelming tit-lent oi the gov-
ernment troops. the people knew that
Dalmaeeda's power was gone. and they
had nothing to tear iron his wrath, their
enmity to his government broke ionn.

flay Wanted to Illll [lain-coda.

The cry was raised that tho pmident
should he killed. and a mob started ior his

honee. It grew in nuniherennil "try and by
the time it reached the executive mansion
was ripe ior any bloody deed. Short nhrlit
would have been allowed to the president
had he bssa caught

Boon Balmmda’e house was at mass oi
flames. Beinre it had been destroyed the
mob manhed oil to the house oi Senor
Goday, the ex-ministcr oi the interior. end
let it on tires. Then the ”slur-nus oi littl
maceda’a mother. General llsrbosa. win:
was killed at the battle oi Placllls; Senor:

NeKenna and Eastman. the government

newspaper oliicoe and the houses oi neural

ppminent otllclnls were burned to the
ground. The city was panic stricken. The
police, the tire department and the army
was demoralised and made not the sen
blance oi an attempt to maintain order.
Dal-seals Iili Bet Amy.

in addition to the dentrnctlon by a not:
the city is thnataned by an irruptlon oi
all the desperate characters, robbers and
outlaws in the surrounding country.

 
 

 

 

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From the col ndenee exchanged be
tween Marie a her friend, there is no
doubt that in this moment frequent
meetingshetw‘ n the prince and herseil
took place (Ether between it in the
morning and in the anemone. or be-
tween’a'sndtl m. atthepslaee. lube!
letterstbe prlu washerallpravadin; sub-
ject. She wrote thstwlthonthiushacould
not live. ior in was her god. her all. She
senttoher iriond a copy oi a letter the
prince had written her. in which hesald
heeould not plive without her. and he
would he drlrxpn mad ii anything occurred
to prevent him}: seeing her.

The socondi eok in January she wrote:
Dun lino“ l~lmust today snake a mu-

 
 
 
 
 
 

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girl’s iamlly pre-
pareda pamphlet
iorcircnlation
among its inti-
mate iriends.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Joseph of An
iria seized and
dntroyed them
- > W vmm “can. they ,9
Warnvelyuponhlsdeadron.’l‘h¢iesdoawhich1 donbttnamalleyonvery
asldnsl manuscript. written by the m. lwae n his roul- yesterday trout
“one. Vstsern'e mother. escaped do ““1 '- We II “I lost onrhsadsuutnmrm
,flnction. however, and has just been WWW“ "1" W! “5””-
”ladepuhlie by the London Timon. The {flu woos mo tor or...
3 document was written as n vindimtion oi The prince pure her an engagement ring
.mo[’ and W1); it may which bore 1he inscription. ”United in
. , dherownrepuintioomsuiiled .p love until (11 th." Around her neck he
_ ' ' the eilorts oi the Aug. n and locket. the latter
bin royal iamliy. Thavindlcation by the
W at her daughter’s memory is in
M. the iniaination oi a more child
for I man old in debauchery. who can
ended in accomplishing her ruin—the mu
Innate-oi the not changing the succee-
u imperial throne.
Int m that the abduc-
Ialie. who was only seventeen. by

I’d W occurred about
and that to this event

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withadrnpo his own blood. Shenever
took ltoilsu itwsehuried with her. On
snothsroceal shewroia:

liweeotsldllutonthetinahnt howhawy
we would be. We are continually talkingoi
gamut-s1 mussel-nhsp‘pf;bet
an to uhmnrl'hm iwoulddottwitb
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moraine. in his power to prevent
disorder. but his task h almost hopeless.
Thereareall sorta oi rumors ebontths
3" “‘1' W to II!- normal- oi ; Presblent Balmscada I
at W“ We “"th have it aligned authority that he want by
‘ a special train to ’l‘slcuhnano. on Concept
” bw' lhsva them a eon hay, and that there he will make con-
'°‘°""“"" m“ traction with m Condell and lmrepiala.
, and in one oi those raaaela. probably the
the girl ' iormer, make ior Bnenos Ayrea or Monta-

whotoldhet she would commit suicide.
efleet upon the girl. 0s
gave the Countess Lsrish

‘l’hishada'
Jan. fl

thealip and
huntlllleel

note.
1 cannot ll
Len today.
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kind oi worshipior
the reallymt him. Bhodld
Icieellnpon this point. but
soyonnyihatnonotiee
he! ismilyregardedas

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lyennirsted to
were

liarlehiht
initiation. Durlnnthtmlr motherthspg lniordsdsndseoa m... ..-
moot» rust frequently-title ihanawaoiltbedou suicide" known mgmnnhwlllhafl m nit. oi wulilnlfltm, l). (1. who in... m » yukv. usually sold for 754‘ and so. rcducod to 45 and 5M.
”mm“ “m ”‘WM M llatare lhoi use a nus. $“mér2; grimmutffl :‘mfl‘i‘: F. H AY ES, Barium-o of Ludim' N ight Dresses. low and ‘illlllil'lc. ruillo trim- m

 
 

emperor
oi the slate. and the
astreaisdwlththapsst-

“Mmshped

wrote an intimate

atalytoohqu
griei liriel .
danabtu’sl

Comparative order bust last been re
Merlin this city. it took drastic near
snrsetedolt. mom- who were caught
iathework were min-tardy dealt with.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

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Abbott.
use. I. 1'. Ghee. oi
pastor.

Attorney Janna lays Ia WI urn.
Hm. Alli Il.-lannel Y. J
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-.,., hie ‘iEwéwiKm £57m}.

New York by like iii. intone.
Jame Anderson, the Ohio deepersdo

ration a hearty dinner and is suflering
iroin indigestion.

.Ill. stare oi Keli ltosrrnrtlon.
Mlbnu’t'owx, Conn" Aug. ill—Noah

liberate suicixl» :nai has over been known
III thin state. To make the nilnlrn success
beamed himseli with a revolver, a rope
and two knives. Then be out on a pile oi
shavings and wood and had in box oi
matches ready. All the preparations were
unnecessary ior the first bullet killed him.

Br. Allen L Thompmn, ior filly years a
practicing phyeiclan ill. Sandy Creel: , 3'. Y1.
and the senior member oi the Osweno
County Medical society. is (lend.

known coasters in the country. died at
Iladison. Conn.. Saturday. oi rheumatism
oi the heart.

usury Cannon. a negro porter in the
Tremont ho‘el, at Sea Glrt. hi. J.. went on
a spree and latally shot William 6. Cooper, ‘ > >
the negro atewnrd. .

Hugh Miller. an American drummer in
Venernsls. income involved in a row with

thrown into prim claims to have been
The Herald iund lor the Park place sut-

a thousand dollar subscription iroln lira.
William H. Vanderbilt.
Mr. Claus Spmkele denies that he has
joined or intends joining the sugar trust.
The Colombian inir commissioners now
in Europe report a very nucccseiul result

The Vane-nah Recipe-wily Treaty.
Wuhtsomx, Aug. 3i.——lt is elated ill

not rejected. but the Wernment oi Yen
esneis sent it back and asked that certain
modifications he made. ior the reason that
the concessions contemplated would do
create the national rowuue at least 3 per
cent. Thiaie more than the gorernntilt
an aiiord.

Bumps. Pu. Aug. Bl.-—Several itali-
aus got into a tight in a notorious den run

at a result one American woman is dying
and two others are sotlorinu iroxn danger»
one wounds.

Theentire merr- (one oi police have

eicians mutioue to Ill!“ pntc ronccming the
cause oi the typhoid fpltli'lllllt. The queer
tlon still in: well water or aqueduct.—
which has caused the epidemic or is it due

pie oi Piacatawsy townnhlp bellow that
the unknown workingmau whom body

murdered. but money and a watch sud
chain were ionnd in his clothing, and the

, the dolbleatdeide which iollowed two
‘hlw,~hflllolnlpicion (ii any in- General Mnednno £th 90:,“ :1: i‘mpo "on" could. at “u. tale. finally have Having remote-l hi» turn! mnrkrr
mmthpineeandliarle. ' rialngimentinaeo ons ut ctyto ”,0th, , ’4"—
. It In! m g... In W no "i " "“"" Pnrher- prevent robber-and other dangerous peo- A______,,_.- m- In 6 Hum Hal“ stree‘
, . 0n JaLIHII'Ievlateda iortuns teller irons coming into the capital. lleie 0,... as “0“,. _. aura. ' 0

[rain iron: this part during the month
ending today hare been the lnruext on rec
ord. About moon bushels are now he
in; sent abroad every dsy. At the present
rule oi export iron: thin port American
{armors are over noun)» a «lay rirhcr.

critical.

whenever we got away from the whim”.

_.,-..........,.-.._. ~ mu mrru SUMWALK.
sis-r Clam-t- I» 0-- Cuh. ll‘llllllli'll sold for $1 501ml] Si 75. roduood to at 2!» and $1 3.5.
virgxi’g-‘fizg-J"Qflu’f‘lfirfiam 07.!- ' .. r. , llulmm» of our 75v Skirts. tut-kmi om! mmbriv ruillo. for 50c.
kl-I'milllonwiihomtongue. ’i‘vmr “(4 r ' . :5? lioluum- of our SI Skirts, Hamburg rallies. for 75¢.
one new it mania to re liopkinw we" .. “ . .- r .‘ u
I , um. h'" mud-“MM c’ .129. \ r liglloptooi; gun—ill round it oil Skirts, «loop Hamburg ilounu.
‘ or , ‘. um 14).

ei eontsst was sent lsti week to Greet liar~
demon. Nan.

Blackburn was ebot dead
his brotherln-law. in lac srdsls county.
‘l‘bsiwe men had
domestic sis-tor.

cape and has not yet been anointed.

M baa been esp-lied by common «merit for

.aelllsisiuiuwtliiiwlllm
hath.

 

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com ONE! count!

 

Futurity. worth‘ufiim. was west at

M. ' S. SMITH’S

Insurance Building, 80th Norwalk', ..

 

rd. oi Gil-l-‘rnleeve, is the moral de~
Pa

 

79

You WERE IN

All $ummer

Combined Chair
der, 82.00.

McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Best
m the Market, 82.00 a Gallon.

Paintin .

r- anging,

Ca cimining.

 
 

 

WV..- a _.. Mum.

Loom.

'llWashlnaton Street 80.30!de

I’M “M iron: .til not ion a. baa
dented Mob. b... mm... 3 K r . h
. Harrisb‘tarkhoi.m .\'u.8l Stuntou’stnet. wan Papers.
- liewYork. while it in a kite onn . .
WA.“ mnflm m iell through an simhsigned use ought; ‘13:?! Pam“,
killed- To . to Lead,
the crown would llava l'udlly Illltslt ' motory rent out that Senator lllack- 0113, Glass,
csul-s Lala later it u. Ina nun hm had Inlmd II Wok" 0' wool!!! Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artmts’ Materials

’and Step Lad-

Washington Street.

 

 

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THE. muanupum '
cm WWW
m Jonathon" . lmmk
saratuilanea- s. an: as] «or» mum
M ........."'it... soothed:-

aallsai sleet sitar taking the first .
“nanny-hen. Lars-matamumttm.

Who gives you one more opportunity to buy goods cheap before
the Fall season arrives. It would be Well to make your purchases
for tho balance of the season. for odds and ends of stock must be
sold for what they will bring, and we are pleased to show them
and give you prices not more than cost, and a great many articles
loss than rust. Come while- you have an opportunity, whether in
immediate want or not. for

THIS IS OUR LAST EFFORT OF THE SEASON Oll
SUMMER GOODS.

W. C. Crowley. one oi the but

 

 

l Wendflclacler‘.‘
“ BOSS ”
1 Lunch !_I|_it_ Biscuit

BOSS

van, and alter being nrrosted and

h

tired.

I

ierers in New York has been increased by

Fall goods will lwgin to arrivo in a few days and tho balance of

has that “Eh Summor goods will be: stored for the \‘l'inter.

soml sonwaut.

BOlllliG. “Elli nsnlla
Shore Dinners a Speciéliy.

Donal; “Point,

(illiEOlllli'R POIIT)

0010'.

NOW OPEN.

2? A stage will connect at South Norwslk
w ill trains on the New York and New Ham

railroad.

d.

E. ansn.

 

 

biscuit is stamped

Now is Your Golden opportunity!

._ ....__ 1...

Does your grocer kccp 1hr-

i Boss Cracker?
Fawcett’ s

REIOQOIIITERS FOR

MILLINERY!

‘ lo I"! Main Street.
Formerly 3 Ulster 8t.. Iiorwail.

Just nwirethll IlnzI-n "it'lli llMlzu‘ to wil
without mrt‘e'dtll oil-tau and mime.“ the

heir mission abroad.

 

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reciprocity treaty with Venezuela wkf

 

7"” “m" ""'" "'n 'l‘hv lmlunm- of our Hosiery and Silk Mitts. consisting of all
styles. for what they will bring. Will be on exhibition on our
first right. lliillllt'tllllllt‘l'. A fewmoroof those Ladle-s” Ribbed V ests,
in quantity about 17- (lozon. will close them for what they will
bring. Exhibited on tho f urtlwr end of sumo (‘oumor as Hosiery

and anv .‘lilts‘.

William Geist. on Walnut stroet.uld

if

 

I7 MAIN STREET,

Noel to J. F. Tle’nrwii's wiry maul-l vitnri‘.

Another Split in Ribbons

 

Was lie Hurst-roll?
Plsosnwsr. N. J.. Au; 31.n-1'lue pru-

 

uf which m- lmw quito a quantity. and customers in need will
do Well in mil llpuli us this work. for W» arr going to sell them
\'t‘l'_\' t‘llt'ilp.

F. HAYES

as iound in John T. Ilolly's pond was

1 ' Any article that has outlived
‘22 years of competition and im-
itation. and sells more and more
each year. must have merit.
Dobbins' Electric
made in 1869, is just that article.
Thoso who use it each week (and
their name is legion,) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work.
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness, before the
story it will tell, itself, of its
own perfect purity and quality,

Soap, first

All that we

you will give it one trial.

raldsdadosenltllanhnm l‘ l! i' «spam. .- .r- L , .

- 0 3:15:31} timing: .i llil‘vh'::‘llir2u-‘V:\lgll. :'\Sk ) our grocer for “3. He has

thwart People sou P’ulod. mp",v;{.pp;_g;pg;;,r,{;;;;;ggw~W»M”- lt. or Will get it. Try it next
XEWARK. X. 1.. A“; ill.~hewsrk phy- -- - ‘t' M Mondat‘.

There are many imitation

N. 3. Electric Smpu in which elec-

tricity plays no part. llohlnnn' '

to some other muse? Matty [wt-mule Ink
why Jen-c: (‘in o mmpt Imm whom rs awcen n the o‘ 'nal ouedtll Magnetics, Elec-
u the Pun-midi watt-r in the mine. I I 1 tries. and int-Magma m fraudulent
”" "‘ imitations. Ask for Dobbina’ Electric
'0. '7 "ll“ 8"!“ “ONE“ see-that our nemeieon every wrapper:

nodii any other is sent you by your
and it

r. when you order ours.

'k to him.

I. L. Cums & Co.
Philadelphia. Pn.

 

 

NI! Youli. Aug. ill.——'l'ho Iltlpmfltls at Will supply the ll-«mlu or this union; with

t w llnmt l'uu- of

Fresh and Salt Meats,

POULTRY. Etc..

To be iuuvni in tho tint».

Muslin Underwear

'l'lu- halam-u- of our Laniios‘ (‘orsvt Covers. I-lmuhurg and Lace
'l‘rimuu-ul. vh’ulll for lm- and 509. solo price 25.. and 350.
hiluucv of our laulivs' low uwk (‘orsot Covers. solid ottiliroidorod

Ins-lied by the “nine..-
wa Yona. Ann. an «tiles law oi ilnr

J. 0. lEiilllllGSf

Paper Hangenialciuiuenlaism

Arid dealer in

will mm on mantis.

til North Mnin street. 80. Norwalk.

Nunplo books oi iull line latent ti lee
l’lll‘h‘. linnirrn and “lit Nonldlngn
how (or itinpizclloti, on twilce by

an to

I9 Estimate» cheerfully given.

 

miug. Mother Hubbard and plain. boon soiling for 55v and 9:4. r0-
illu'ml in HM nnnl 751'.
inulios’ llothor llulibunl Night Dream-n luckmi yoke. Hamburg

“Darin; our trip we mm in
ultad at every opportunity by the China»

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um ruzulsmus.

Alwnyn Willi wry clump at our place. will he fillltl uhenpor thin
wool: to clmir up «look for tho maroon. '
A complete. lino of (.lonts‘ Underwear in oil weights. to be sold
all :1 loan with the rust. -
llmnmnrkn om! Rpm-micro to be sold with the mat of the above-
mmitinnml gmxln rogunllosn oi cmt.

Illlad Illa lirather-la- Law.

mailman. Ma, Aug. ll.«-~W’ayno
libelby ('eley.

lite-inu- in

|'. K. Paint! 0.",

Hill to Ill!!!-

“lllv'va. till \laiu Shoot,
lilllmmt'ott‘l'. (fol!-

pmcxouc Mil-i655 was
“"HV‘ET‘Y C1325 VII“.

. SUCH

fluarreled about tome
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Dunner. Gear... Any. Itwhliciissl J.
lasting. ehiaiei police ior twenty years.

 
 
 
 

all-asddvuaheeasss sod extortion. it.
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A Victory he W

W 0.. Au. Sir-The fibernan
nation secured a victory over the heater
use is the county bilesa soamues
bare. ’l'we bile“- sad ens
lamina l‘erskor ltrpnbileaa were sent-
satel tells general asnnbiy.

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W. was istaliy him thirst»

hmmm "villi To be. obtained ni'our place only. The best method of obtaining
"' high-clues Music allow figures that has yet been cited. Five ‘
pieces of the latest production of the finest musical writers for

100 or annual nulncripiion for .1.

 

 

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Monthly Mu'sical Magazine“

0. L. OGDEN.”

Carpenter and Builder.

Plan» and Spec-ileailoae Furnished.

lam prepared to do all kinds oi work by the
Moi nurturing:
the loweet prince

t-i'l‘illilfl AND IANTLE WORK A

the day or militant.“

It abort Milli-e.

SPECIALTY.

“ow: ”EA CALL.
SHOP IT FIVE Iii! Ilifl, OT»

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W'e firsfil‘“? II '

sun ‘l‘lll DIM.

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