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3a: Issuance. Sept. Et-"Yonnx
Nitchall” (Peter Hornet) and “Roddy"
Gallagher, oi Cleveland, {ought to a finish
under Marquis oi Queensberry rules at the
Occidental Athletic club last evening for
no», mo oi which went to the debated
men. Mitchell won in the thirteenth
round. His blows on Gallagher's head did
3..., the busiest. Gallagher was knocked out.
His lane was badly dialiguredattheend
oi the light, while Mitchell was scarcely
bruised.
Beulah cuehetere Arrive.
New Yeas, Sept. it -'l'he smateuroricb
et team. better known as the ”Gentlemen
oi England." arrived yesterday on the
City 01' New York. They were received by
a delegation oi American cricketers at the
pier. The team is managed by Lord
Hawks. The iirstxames which they will
play will be with Philadelphia amateurs
on Sept. 25, as and in
heals-ta II. Irene Drops Dead.
Lnixoroii, Ky., Sept. zit—Benjamin
_ 6. Bruce dropped dead at his home here
oi spopleay last evening. Bruce was see—
retary oi the lonisvilie Jockey club. editor
of The Live Stock Journal and one oi the
best known turi writers in the world.
He was about sixty-three years old.
English Wheel-en (tn-slat.
, le YORK. Sept. zit—'1‘. W. hick, man.
. ageroi the international six days' bicycle
tournament at Madison Square Garden
, next month, has received word that Arthur
Robb, Alired Robb, Willie Wood, M. J. P.
Flanagan. William Lamb. George blue
and Richard Howell have sailed to take
part in the contests.
Wear-ed In Despair.
Erica, N. Y.. Sept. lit—The th die-
trlet Republican judicial convention, after
taking two ballots, adjourned to meet in
Syracuse Oct. 1. The last ballot was more
unevenly divided than the ilrst. it was:
Mills, 4: Rogers, 6; histteson, 7; Scripture.
A; Wright. 8; Turner.8; P. ii. Mohellen.
at Syracuse. 1. '
'I‘he Cathie. can-st lace.
Wnuiiiom, Sept. at—‘l’he navy de-
pertraentisuotdisposed toallowthetor»
psdo boat Crashing to enter tharaceat
Row York between the steam yachts Va-
moose, Norwood, Stiletto and others. as
requested by the regatta committee. be
cause it would be a had precedent.
no Athletes Ave Angry.
Elisa-In. N. J., Sept. M~lemhers oi
the Elisabeth Athletic club will ask Father
Carrol. oi that city, to retractltis charges
from his flip“ that young men srsrulned
W nklna and card playing stthe
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Captain Asses lay la as Antes.
wrighth‘s ‘ “J: ”(garnet AW"
presto to n neon,
or the Chicago baseball team. apiaato
writeahssshsliplay. HemethatAason
TSLEGMPHIC BREVITIEQ.
A amount to General Greet wllibe
Watchmen-Detours
Theiieehesterhsehytsryis discussing
Mideasitheeeaieesioaoflsith.
Dr.Csrlll.ilorseeeommittedsuleidsst
M,N.E.hyshootindhimselithrou¢h
Banker'l‘heodors Swmnoilnalsvilie.
wee pisesd on trial at fihsihyvilil on a
”amend-puma
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adéfhm class wheioo w a
. ou/Ithese suite 'Eiiyyvhorefin America f9?” ithor
price! will come near lafitin'glfmfil 1379i“ boy
no matterth hard he may be ouf‘cloizhos. They custpno more
“than soils which. in a week,‘will*‘go iii-pieces inivthe‘ play ground
rind—they won’t 100k unpreseutablo when they are finally discard-
ed". In other words, they are built to stand the rocket and it
M doesn’t make much difi'eronce how rough the rocket is. '
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Sept. tt—Jl’hedteisioa V
new momma
’ swastika. 1‘
“JAMBT HIS llWIITHA ll.
Suicide cilia-Governor Mom- ' ‘
house, of Missouri.
OUT mrnnoumrnirrrrsm
hind Lyin- ia a feel at in." Ille-
the Ila-rel Ills Bow-smile Iv... Proh-
ebly Oat oi Ilia "out When Ila cera-
lflud the Bash Deed.
Murmur, Mo" Sept. u—Es-Govern-
or A. P. Moorehonee committed suicide
here stile. in. Just beiore the rash deed
he was out driving with a friend and din
playing considerable nervousnem. 0a to
turning to his home he retired. but irieuds
whoever-e with him,thlnklng him ill,.plswd
watchers at his bedside. The watchers leit
the room tor a moment and were in an ad»
Joining room, when they were startbd by
agnrgiing sound loaning iroru the room
occupied by the governor. Rushing into
the room they ionpdil -rnor Moorehouw
lying in a pool oi him. on the door. with
the blood Ihlll tpilrtinx lroui it four inch
[ash in histhront. inflictv-d with a peukniie,
which was clinched in e... hand. Malian
aid was summoned, but he expired film" 13'
siterwsvd. No cause, as yet, isuwigm-ii
for the suicide
Prmw ‘l’hvea'hont the State.
The ea-governor's unhappy end hm
caused a feeling oi proiound narrow end ro-
mt, not only in this section. but through-
out the whole state. ills out was promi‘
nent' y connected with tho nest governor-
shlpoi Missouriand he would undoubt-
edly have been called on to illl that other
had he lived.
The particulars oi the suicide, asdevol-
oped et the coroner's inquest. ere suiman'
tially u iollows: A low days ago ea‘Gov-
ernor Moorehouse. while on one at his
[arms twelve miles ironi hero. sui'iered a
slight sunstroke. iliii system was impreg-
nated with umlaria and'leieceptlble to
iever. lie was
b rod 3 h t h 0 me
when symptoms
oi typhoid malaria
developed. lie wu
at times delirious.
and while in one
oi these spells
it rose iroin his
;: bed, placed his
coat and vest on
, the floor ior a
‘ . null rest and ill-
serted a penkniie
L r. loonuuotrel into his neck .
t e a ri n I a [rash
four inches in length and severing the
jugular vein. The blood had covered his
body and death earned in a few minutes
after the art. lie wee attended during
his dying moments only by the neighbors
and eervante, the governor‘s iamily being
at St. Joseph, Mo, on e visit.
It lay [in His Wife.
The coroner's verdict was rendered in
accordance with the above.
Considerable surprise was inanliested
when the news was given to the public
here, as Governor Moorehnuse was out
riding with his iriend. Mr. W. C. Allison.
not long beiore he killed himseli. Accord-
ing to Mr. Allison's testimony, which is
substantiated, the deceased nearly tainted
while they were riding. lie was driven to
his residenoe in all haste and restorative
administered. When his wiieand daughter
lait8t. Joesph ior their home. accompanied
byirhndatheyhsd not been told oithe
sorrow awaited thorn. lira Moore-
houeeia npoorhealthsndltisiearedthe
sad newe may prostrate her beyond to-
‘I'he W's Career.
Albert P. Moorehonse was born July ll.
18!, in the county at Delaware. 0. in in
he removed to Nodawsy county, Mo. lie
wasadeletsteirom ail-soon to the Na-
tional Democratic convention at ilalth
more in 1819. and at St. unis ia i819. and
was selected a representative to the legis-
lature from Nodsway county in i870 and
in At the general election oi 1% he
waseleeted lieutenant governor. In it“
he married lies McFadden. at Lexington.
lie. Upenthe death of Governor Marisa-
duks he became governor. and was sworn
into once on Dec. ID. W.
The deceased leaves three children liv-
ing, twodsuahtsrssnd aeon. Up to his
deathheweslargslyinterestedin reales-
tete and teeming interests. and was eon-
aeetsdwlthevsrypoblieenterprisela the
county since his arival is Iiaryaviile. [is
wasaman oieaecntlve shlhdtzand
Irmnus oi character and tinge
be his social qualities.
Iaaqastta. the dust rapists.
New naval. Sept. “w Justice
0. B. Andrews. oitheCounsntleut 31:3”
over a net at
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saves y years see.
a tsareeoueiusoi the latensnsvsiii.
rant. '
Ian, lines-ts at l'rtaeetes.
mesiallesaminatioos a Princeton ooh
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wereeeseiedsdyssto . Thrills.
:Ai umherahoetlmsifi‘tlnlsrpetes
murdiathe
historyeitheoollefls. ll-
eladi the West nun, the led .
bullis'rshipoihsdsatswiiireaehm
Amie. the “Shiite-lets-
Jrsssr Cl".
not improve
I aljrlo,’ I‘durnblli‘ty or“
outgrown them,
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tr '- hes It; as! ‘refluh
save In
else-est inst-st. sewiilseeth-
i ionflumnr.
“ BOSS ”
lurch E!!! Bitesil
liilili‘igaiigili‘iiicd BOSS
lines your pm. or kccp (in:
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Fawcett’s
uriuouimts run
MllllIIEIIY!
llo. W Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. Ierwslk.
Just received.“ dozen Hate io-day to sell
without wasn't. all ehapes and colors. at the
tremel ' low price of 3%.. former give“.
no lot 0 lists 301:. W \\ mills I .mh.
One lot oi fine French "were 30¢» «in. fine.
each. Don‘t forget the number.
l7 MAIN STREET,
Next to J. Y. Bennett‘s dry goods store.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
lo. I! Iain Strut Ismail
F. HAYES
Having removed his meat market
No.6 llonh Main Street.
Will the oi this vii-l ii ilh
unholy trump” linen! n y '
Fresh and Salt Meals,
- POULTRY. Etc..
To be ionnd in the mate.
F. HAYES,
no. a norm run smut
m ti morn NDBWMJL
.fizgwmiaéiz,
Offices. tau Slain Street,
lllllmmll‘l'. m
" {alert-er ta
‘ . "In it-I'tu.
~ in“ '~
iii “men. HUT Iii mu ”ALI. IiNLY
$6,500
' oity limits.
II!“ in II 'Eil UlTllA‘l'El.
Think quick-ii
YOU WANT ONEI
Marshal” bonghtallthe
timo.
i an run or turn
lint “'3 m" [up
“amount-nor A
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in: Wiii“”*uuu
all hehaveaottekeatheadviee -
h ' and rum
wmmhlm tau-c .:
LOXATON lC
sadsuuow solarium than”,
“DUI.
STOP THAT CIIIIGH
immediately, with one bottleoi
Yankee Lung 80an
siter trying all other known remedies and
tel .mrsn ainneeturniothls with amr»
unity at m it
DOES CUBE A [2006"
Don‘t suitor any longer with head-chairmen
ache or an other ind oi aches attending
malarial uraniumhnt drive it out of the syn
tori/intone;- with one bottle at
STl L LSON’S
SPECIFIC
I’Dli
MALARIA,
a run guaranteed or money refunded.
Mrs. Mead’s school
FOR
Girls and Young Ladies
IE-OPEIS OBTOBEI. l.
PRIMARY. imunnum ACADEMIC
AND COLLEGE mrrauaronr
DEPARTNENTB.
Pupils admitted to “’ol and Vs-r on
the certificate of the l'rinci
Mrs 3| annviunres that on stormy and
unpleasant day-i scarriaa'e will be In waiting
on the Park corner oi hanklln at 8:“ a. m..
and at the rich-ail at with" nu. to convey
pawl- np and down the i without extra
:- am.
('itln—m an- mnliaili invited to boon hand
it! the openinxo the Kerr Tea Store.
til-Main Street-4|
NORWALK,
SATIIIIIIAI. THE l9l|l INST.
list-e stmkni the shove More with the fluent
WIMCBI oi 1‘ “More. Baking Binder.
Pursuit-lined Milk ant . . whlrh we guaran-
tee to suit ion-re oi
PURE GOODS.
AND AT
PRICES TO SUIT ALI.
rial-res oi cities”. We aek «mend alitocome
and give our [unis a (air trial. All ordm one
trusted to our rate will reel-ire prompt anon-
Ilun; doth-rival the to all part» of tho rii)‘.
Rome-labor we have mine to stay.
The Butt Atlantic t Fttlfle T he.
ti ”Allmm. HORWALKJXDNN.
"Mutterings a 3: Voter 8L. New York.
enum- ili the U. 8.. the lament tea
mpany in I U. ii.
lies-lavish anlrsptvaeeledioaiixahas
are as oyssiaa day.
WOODWAHD HOMESTEAD
ii mu rut int noun no
mu, m no inst or
noun. iioiuuut mm
tuiuuiit um.
All the remaining lots are now
oil’ered for sale.
These are the best lots for the
money asked, anywhere in the
runoneoomgn
%- d , i” 6 *
._ y I . . ‘ alga of 189
’ nonuiio nu along tho :liue—flmwith
-.,i._.\ , big B It is just about time for you to b
.5; have toofl‘er ydu. :"The
great Fall clothing Camp 1 is 6pm. We begin. .
a Boom that hauagfbi
egin to think of Whatrlr'
, time to buy: is when a style Guinea in an
the place to buy is where the style approaches as near as possible.-
tope'i'fooiion. If you take any pride in your personal appearance; 1
our i handsome suits Will gratify it for you. There’s no moregilauger I
in predicting their popularity than there is in prophecying the rise"
WWW of to-morrow’s sun. ’
.z‘ Willi
This Space Reserv-
ed for a Special Ad-
vertisement for Fri-
day, September 25.
M. 8. SMITH.
, 6-— . or —. ,
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"Washington Street Bo. Norwalk.
Dealerln
Wall Papers.
Mixed Paints,
White Load,
Oils, Glass,
l‘Coaoh Colors and Varnieboe,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, $2.00.
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Beet
in the Market, $2.00 3 Gallon.
Paintin , ~
Pa r- anging,
Ca cimining.
79 Washing: Street.
Do’rlon Poi-nit",
(lillElilllll‘s ruum
sown xonwALK. — - _ 0mm,
NOW OPEN.
BOATING. BATHIHE Allll FISHING.
Shore Diminis—ii Specially.
I!" A stage will wormed at South Norwalk
with trains on the New York and New Haven
railroad.
J. E. POWER.
Any article that has outlived
2:! years of competiiinn and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 180.39. is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness, before the
story it will tell, itself, of its
own perfect purity and quality.
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. Helms
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
There are many imitation
N. B. Elwtriv Sunni in whit-belat-
tririty playsnomrt. Dobbins?
is the ori 'nnl one, all Magnetics, Elec-
trics. and tin-Magi”: are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbins’ Electric,
new that our name ison evrry wmppor,
midi! any other is sent you by your
floor. when you order ours. send it
Al to him.
i. L. Canon: a C0.
Plnhu’ lelpbin, Pa.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, Balcuninei, Palmer
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BOIIllEIIS.
8i North Main street. 80. Norwaik.
Sample book» oi full line latent el 'les
Paper». Border-ii and (lilt Moulding» t on
Mum for inspection. on notioe by postal.
melt Katina”. cheerinlly gives.
0. L. OGDEN
Carpenter and Builder.
Plan and Speelleatlose Punished.
I am prepared lodo all kinds of work by the
brat oi workmen. by tho da or mnlrset. at
the loweet prince and at abortynoiire.
BTAlllfl AND MANTLE WORK A
SPECIALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
BilllP AT FIVE IllE IIVEI. 0T.
imam NEAR Till DEPOT.
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