on Money at tho lo-
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it!!!» Republican party under
' .0! linl'assott inNovomber.
' ' tholettertho chnirman in-
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mom's: defeated at Surat-03a. if It
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ii. 1.. nominated ta iollowing ticket: Yo; er. H
senator. fltrpbon B. Ransom. .iiolly lies. ‘ .
“no! Bolivian. WI- millet-d lot «I!- MWAHfl-BWW
rogato without apposition. Theodora Pres
was nominated for coroner. Ruminations
ior assembly were made in some oiillo
districts. .l. D. Durr was nominated tor
the Mood district. it. Is Brown in the
l'blrd, l. N. Quiaby. M. 1).. in the Fifth,
(home A. Morrison in the Eighth and the
Rev. Robert Gaskoii in tho Eleventh.
Lieutenant Governor Jones is in New
York inrabrloivisit. Hoisurnm on the
political aitustion tor the proasnt, but
lots at cileetivo ammunition in bispri-
rate arsenal.
ltis saidthat the independent convom
tionthatwostohavo been boldlu Albany
Saturday is to take place Friday. ltio
mutations will be represented by deio-
At Santana the Democratic convention
oi the Fourth Judicial district indorsod
the Republican nominations of Martin I.
Glover, of Amsterdam. and Leslie W. lins-
scllgrf Canton, for justices of the rupture
sou .
At Utica Republicans nominated '1'.
Solomon Griiiiths for member of assembly.
Adam C. Listman was nominated bytho
Republicans oi the Third assembly district
of Onondaga county at Yoyettoviilo, N. Y
”emanate at low llavos.
le flavor, Sept. tin—The Connecticut
State homoerotic club hold its semi—an-
nual banquet here last evening. l’roioov
sor Simeon E. Baldwin, oi the Yale law
school. presided.
' Thopreaout conditioner! the stats gov
orumont was discussed. and the meeting
was unanimous in urging that tho Demo
erotic state control minorities should call
astute convention of the party during the
coming winterto make a declaration oi
principles.
The club will urge the state committee
to at once begin a thorough and syste-
matieogitation oi the question oi revis-
ing thoconstitutlon.
Blaine lay Nut Baa.
Nzw Your. Sept. tit—Tho Mail and Its-
prsso’ Washington special says that James
G. Blaine will, soon alter the first of the
now year, not‘riy his iriouds and admirers
who are now urging his nomination for
the presidency that under , no circum-
stances could he accept such an honor.
and that be in tor the nomination and
reelection oi Benjamin Harrison. The
situation as here given has been known to
the president ior some time.
Colonel l'olh Denies Sumo ltoporta
Wunrsortls. Sept. zt—President Polk,
oi the National lv‘armers’ Milt-'2. denies
the reports that ho was thrcsle'ued with
violence by ox-Uniou soldiers while in
Wichita, Kan; that he maltreated Union
prisoners under his charge during the
war; that he ever had charge at a prisoner
or prison. and that he apologized in his
Kaunas speeches ior having gone into tho
Couiedorate army.
THE COUPLE HOHEWARD BOUND.
A conductor lays Thornton and Iva
Bonded Illa Train at low Orion-a.
Jacasomua, Fla. Sept. n~5smuol
W. Thornton. who was on . to have
been drowned at Cone: smooth
anwas oatisiactorily ”ratified. and he
reoeivoda telegraphic order ior hity dollars
iroru his brother, WilliamJ. Thornton. oi
to Cumberland attest. Brooklyn. its
his boatll bill, bought a demo ior
szott. and alsotwo second class tickets
{Inc New York via the Savannah steamship
no.
AcouductorouaPull-aacariro-Sow
Orleanssaidthst'l'horntou and his cora-
panion came through irom NowOrloano
with him, leaving New Orleans Yridsy
night and arriving have “Whammy
months. Thornto- aud his cova
(aeoosdinu to his own version oi the story)
were on a Spool. vessel isths Atlantic
ocean on that day. Both'deny thocon-
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camaot and ”sassy—lo Iloattoa oi
“Initial nail "audios-hints."
Beaumont). Sept. flwstoto Treasurer
loyoron his rofitru to the capital loom!
the Mutation oi Caohier Livmy awaita
III him. It was mailed at Milwaukee,
Wis. on Ana. in Domestic circumstances
are given as the cause.
Ilarlsley and Inc-Innat—
Pnttansnrnu, Sept. m—Diom ‘At-
'tornoy Graham has given out to the news-
‘ paperstho much talked oi correspondence
between Auditor General licCamant and
Cashier Huey on the one side and John
nordsley on the othcr. which it is on:
tended, only needed ,
donor of ilsrdsloy h msoii to enable lir.
Graham to frame a crimlaoi indictment
against lir. McCamsnt.
corroborntivo ovi-
The letters are. in general, an acknowl—
edgment oi isvors much more valuable
thanany before referred to in print, and
than is an entire lack of soy mention oi
the "necktlos and handkerchiefs" which
Mr. McCamaat testified llardsloy had
bought for him and by which he explained
his thanks to Bardsloy‘ ior iavors.
Aw Aron-[molt Between “them.
The lottars, the authorities think, plain-
ly show that there was collusion between
IicCamant and llardsloy in procuring ro-
hatesirom certain newspapers ior adver-
tising. it also shows an arrangement bo-
twren ilardnloy and ”va, by which the
Lublic funds were permittIe-i to romnin nu.
wiully in Bonisloy's hands until the in-
terest accounts in the dopooitorios could
be closed.
Accompanying the correspondence is a
brief compiled by Air. Barlow. showing
the supposed connection between certain
lotion irom Harrisburg and postal orders
or checks sent thither.
Cheats and ‘lliahs.
The brief shows that ilardnhvy drew a
check April 1, ram, for Mitt» ”diamant'a
order and that there is a postoilirc receipt
for a registered letter tinted April 2. sign-
ed by IlcCamant and lAvoscy. lay I,
lull. a check ior UM was sent, and in the
correspondence is a letter from McCamant
dated May 8. saying:
“Please accept my thanks ior favors rs-
crivod thh morning."
Numerous other checks for amounts
varyisgirom i375 to mm are compared
with similar letters from McCsmaot on
(allowing days. acknowledxed with thanks
“iavors received."
Sundry letters irom Uvosey read; ”Com—
plimonts oi yesterday rwrlred; amps
thanks for some."
All oi the checks and letters. the din.
trlct attorney argues. indicate that "both
livoooy and Mar-ant. then in control of
the auditor gonoral’s oilicc and state tron»
may. oilieo, were in the conspiracy with
llardsley in the use oi the state's money at
interest. which led ultimately to the lots
oi CAM,“ oi the city and state funds,
nd in forcing rebates from publishers in
the ntiu; of tho advortisors’ lists."
hon thorlisclosures. which finally came
in full lures. were lost threatening, the
auditor moral wrote. as follows:
Doss neonatal-"y sp with your pay,
meats that are now behind or danger signal
will be hoistod. Yours. truly.
‘I'. Macaroon.
The following letter is one oi the lot:
Ir Dun Bannsm~l have seen Dvoooy.
who tolls me that Boyer willtakothoaobool
warrant to you to perm Yours.
P. B.—~llera this letter. T. Ilea'auass.
‘l’wo Isars loo Appraiser Ira-lap.
PillLADIU'IIIA. Boot. era—r. W. Dunlap,
a delinquent dopot|yumorcaw gloss: a;
m Ptltoh‘ddcity'rnd’wss “am by
Jnd'itsed to two years in the oastara
penitentiary
W Oil In Germany.
Bantu, . n-ln a report modest
the “administer Phelps. Ir. Libby.
the headset! Oil company’s llsropsan
amt. says: "We sssk to discourage all
speculation is our products. The euro.
hooao t oi any nature with
itethoohilds. shale. any lie-ion in
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Ystoit she‘s smith and calm Milli"
Ay. much too who ior mo.
lirloroisllsotzwtt ,
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Percheron-he's fsir owl kind anti ‘
Perri-once abo'. atorrm tt-sriul quite-
AInoI lmknm why. *
For thus l'm temp sit bsa'd.
A W” Ilifltti mind:
i dare the waves. rink cloud and rain.
lam tempt my tum uzniiu.
liov cars if i b.- lust.
Wow York Tribune.
A alga-tie lie-ladle.
One of the most reuinrltablo frauds evil
conwlrod and executed was the (anions
Arizona diamond swindle oi twenty years
ago. About that time fabulous miss
wars circulated lanolin: the mineral rich
uses oi blow Mexico and Aristma, and
man companies were organised toeoileot
the node. rubles. sapphires, emeralds
and other gems which were said to abound
there. in lS‘lllit was represented in San
[modem that two men named Arnold and
Slack had found diamonds and other
precious stones in great quantities in Ariv’
sons. Among someoi tlroobit-cts shows
in confirmation were 18.0w camts oi so
oailed rubies sndnianto number oi dis
moods. one oi we carats weight.
The arms were displayed to investors in
a scheme for exploiting the region, and
wersdcpositod in the flank oi California
ior saio keeping. lloavy capitalists ho
canto deeply interested, and finally o party
representing the investors turd accompa
nied by experts oi their own selection
started out prmprciing. Upon roachina
the mountain to which they were guided
ovary one picked up grips. and enthusiasm
arose to a pitch corruamnrling. in a week
lMcarats oi' dinmomls nod 0.000 carats oi
rubies were gnthcroni.
larckily, Clare-nus King, din-ctnr oi the
geological survey. tlnqyutunm nude an ex-
Mlldon to the fields, the rrnuit 0! which
was nucxpoaul'rof tbo nllair, llislnves
“notions proved tintt llli‘ whole business
was a Immlmu; that the mines had been
"aaltod" beiorehnnd; that the ,_ ‘
rubies were ordinary unmet». and that the
ill! carat dinnmtui ans a piece of quarto.
it was ascertained that tho swindlors had
purchased in quantitiesoi muuh dia
moods oi arm I value in inmlun for the
pnrwse oi muttering them about. So wall
was the imud planned that itn promoters
realised flffl,im.~\i'aaltingt on Star.
I!" I'urwsul Gardens (rs-o Into Knish-0o
, That even Frenchmen oi the Seventeenth
century did not always approve of strictly
iormai gardens is shown by the following
. which occurs in an corny
rc iluct, n well known French critic
oi that unmanned "0f the Gordon in
Fashion." The author says: ”l have: no
more approval ior the gardens in iaohion
than for skylights. i mean those open
gardens. composed oi largo, Mouths-std
strewn alloys. oi trelbses. parterroa.
adorned only with a iew delicate bells. do
lined by strips oi box and edged with slow
flowers and n iew stunted mood in
which you can source- distinguish summer
from motor.
"3!. le Nnotre, who is named a the
author oi thissort of union. which. it is
aoserted. he Innunht back from ltsly, did.
it istruo, adapt it to the king’s tardons,
but he did not adapt it alone. for he added
covered alleys. shawl maids. true oi loity
trunk. polio-dos and green shades. The
majority of private persons. possessing
neither snillciont ground nor sniilclout
means to give their gardens all those out
meats and keep them up. have only
alter surnat."—-6ardrn and “not.
“are lit. French-ea Ara Found.
Boots Americans, fed on‘ Enaluh books,
four test high. when well cared ior. like
a look at the Frenchman when history
It! took an interest in him and called his!
aGaul. lie was alarm. on Iriuastwo Bo
loans. it was his custom to not
iy without any clothes
-—ltaasas City Times.
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oallodrsblsa Sinhofthsssaasro
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adopted its patterns. which require little
time and expense. but in which walking 8
octet the question throughout the day,
and in which ladle». rvuardful oi their
complexion, would only remove to appear
believe the Frenchman to be small—about
swords and shioiris. and he amid fight. ii
you doubt it, stir up the bones of the an
queer French and carry heavy loads
'l'holnest‘avnotsiathoiioitodhtatst
mohaadinSowIioaieo.Ariao-aaao
ssathmoCohruhwhrrsth-yanoflas
sod is New Morisoaroplass-i upon tbs
cum y'ef‘189‘1 is open. _ ‘ in
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big B. 1151ng about little for ‘you to begin to think of what we
have to oil‘ei' you. The time‘to buy is when a style comes «in and
the place to buy is wheri the style approaches as near. as pansible
to perfection. ' 1f , you to e any pride in your personal appearance,
.. our handsome suits‘will gratify it for you. There’s no more danger“
in predicting their popularity than there is in prophecying the rise
a ' of to-morrow’e sun. ' ‘
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mourn
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Lend, ‘
Oils, Glues,
Coach Colors and Varniohcs,
Artiete’ Materials.
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, 82.00.
McCioskey’n Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, $2.00 :1 Gallon.
Paintin ,
Pa r- ringing,
Ca cimining.
79 Washington Street.
barren" Point;
(BIEGIIIY'S Plilll')
SOUTH NORWALK.
CONN.
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Bliillilli, Bilillilii llii FISIIIIII.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
cm.
railroad.
a. E. fiEWER.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins' Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor, and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the ‘22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
“ BOSS ”
Lunch !i_lk_ Bimii
See that each Boss
biscuit is stamped
lines your your keep the
Boss Cracker?
stage will mnnoot at South Nmalk
no on the New York and New Haven
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Fawcel’t’s
I'IEIIIOIMITEIS Fill
MILIIIIEIIY!
Iin. ll liain Street.
Justucoivdmdoasu liaisusdaxtossfl
reserve.
mam all shops and «Mat the soap made. If you haven’t tried
an” Momma WWW. .m" it. ask your grocer for it now,
mint of Inc French soo..ooe.,soo.
each. Don‘t forget the number.
I7 MAIN TIIEET,
Host to J. 7. Bennett'- dry goods store.
Mrs. W. iawcen,
"F. HAYES
lo. 6 IIlo Main Street.
Will supply tho‘
This Space Reserv-
ed for a Special Ad-
vertisement for Fri-
day, September 25.
M. 8. SMITH.
people oi thin rlciult with
holuestlineoi ’
Fresh and Salt Meats.
Pourrfiv. Etc..
Tobe found in the Male.
‘F. Hnres,
Ill. Ii iIIlillll Ill! STREET
run it worn nonwaut.
4.51 £11274.
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nun THIS It in not the selling
":3 alone, that must
TWICE ing at a knowledge of
' the value of on article.
oi Dobbino' Electric as'in {our horn of
any other soap made. and it will. if used
as much Work on any other. Ito out in
but u very slight udrauwon that of in«
l. L. Cutout a (30.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Paper Hanger, Calhoun, I’llllllil
And dealer in
Si North Main street. 80. Kuwait.
Hample books of full line latest
Papers. “0"an and Gilt Haul-lion
houses for lospu-tloa, on notice by
with our name on the wrapper.
, considered. in arriv-
There ions much real pure soup in a bar
neamling to directions, do four times
ferior mop. insist upon Dobbins’ Electric
1. 0. iEIIIIIIIGS.
Will PlPEII llii BIIIIIIEIIS.
postal.
moi! lotimatoachesviallyflvoa.
c. L. OGB'EN'V'
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Spoollcstloas Punished.
lam prepared todoail kindsoiworkbytho
sums AND KANT”) WORK A
Bm'IALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
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