at the bottom,
-. ‘ behalf.
turtles ot the supreme scan.
.l'orreasntaot the Btaieunlvsesttyflmator
ll P. sun-way. of, Dawson cousins”
Charles Kayla,“ county. were
nominated on the tint ballot, and the eon-
vention adjourned.
Ir. clevalsad's Best Wishes.
Brennan, Wash, dept. tin—President
Drummithellsmol-rstie society, hsere
csited the following dispatch:
ll 1' Int.
,0 I re consent“.
Drum.
Dun Iowans-seems: ymnalnbtlo-
- sadbesawrflestothe workers in the Demo
craticeaneewhomet today in your state. I
hope limit faith in the intelligence 0‘ their
countrymen wfll induce them to rent their
Mdmupw the advocacy oi whole
some principles and measures which are truly
Democratlcaswellae uponthetboroughparty
organisation which their emulation of Demo
eraticdolnisso veil tlI'IJIaT-Bd to ail-ens
The vindication of our "incipie- tln lately be
leiktetheplatnpeopleotthc land when they
arearuused to thonxhtlulness and patriotic ac
tion. Gsovu lineman.
What flavors-r nut 'rwta.
Governor Bill, of New York, among
other things. says: "The Republican party
is trig“ ‘hy the
the people iaot N'ovemher against high tar
ill, ind subsidies,snd force hills, endea-
travagant appropriations, and desire a
new issue in 1892. it is vainly seeking to
divide the eastern Democracy from the
western Democracy by false and hypocriv
ical prolessloua in heball of Ihonest enri-
rency, blindly trusting that it can deceive
by its professions, while bu its acts it con-
tinues to permit the debasement of a large
part of our currency‘and refusesto take II
manly stand In favor of the only honest
currency-the currency of our fathers and
of the constitution.”
Governor III“ at Halo-a.
sum", N. Y., Sept fi—Governor Hill
spoke Thursday afternoon at the Frank-
lin county lsir. lie advocated at length
andnetion of the local rate of interest
and said that a bill he had approved of had
been killed by New York bankers. who
claimed theetate could not stand such a
change, but Mr. Charles Smith, the preei
dent of the New York chamber of com-
merce, who antagonized the bill men-
tioned, teatiflrd two months before at
Washington that “we have the easiest
money market that the United States has
ever had and it is likely to so continue,"
and that it was hard to loan money at l
per cent. The governor believed that the
baa! nice of interest should be reduced to
hper cent. lie said:
"Whenever a lower legal rate of interest
is advocated its advocates are often so-
cnsed of being demagogues, with sympu
thiaing only with the debtor clan of the
community and with not. having at heart
the heat interests of the whole state. in
thiasocsllod debtor class at which they
sneer is every merchant who has his notes
discounted at the bank, and every laborer
whoisstrivinu to build a home for his
family. and who therefore are interested
equally with the farmer who wishes to
mortgage his farm~all these people, cow
prising a majority of the population, are
equally interested in being able to borrow
money at a lower rats of interest."
FIFTEEN WERE KILLED.
manusInenantGovarnor
the. but his convention. which it
would take place at the
today. has not sent out a very
,, I guard. Atallthehotels
, that noreomsbadsa yetheeu
_ sou one of the promoters oi
" Missed-It the convention will
his Its added; ”It will be we
' lanenes so or not. We
will” to Item! him, but if be
M .‘WI it we willstlllholdonrcon-
"m the Cave-ital.
“wanna be learned the facts cou—
Wilbur-antler: are these, told by
“bk st “lily: It was thought that
. various labor organisations and Farm
a? chill should demonstrate their
“ Jlbllfall,andacallwasissued to
representing 15,000 people for a
w. proposed to nominate lieutenant
- Jonestornorsruormudw Satur-
- V John Harlow audF. B. Murphy.
> upon llr. Jones. According toiu—
v .. ~ on that committee Mr Jones
_ Manhunt:
III I mid-kl. ll. laid.
"lldeslieetohsseandidste. lean heat
”MI and influence by re
this remarkable assertion
governor declined to allow
hams to he used and declined tolur-
hull. He was asked if he had made
Inch statement about Mr. Flower, but
finely, “I am not talking to news»
been! new aoodhr"
. Who- Will They Indorsef
hem of the league, Mr. Spald-
eaye the convention will be held, and
‘ . - will be formulated The
- w ”stalking up the convention
I to have 75,0!» votes among them.
vii-at! at the Ilalaa Leagne Club.
state” had It hearty indorso
, incidentally. considerable
, criticism ot Governor David D Hill
y Hall thrown in. '1‘ be silair
“abundancepflon to Mr For»
hiscollsanues on the ticket nomi-
at Rochester.
laly Madrid Notable. Killed In I "on
rible [hallway Collisio- iw lip-ta.
hisnmn, Sept. a—AII expresst n be-
tween San Sebastian and Borges has col—
lidedwith apaseanxertrain. Filteen per-
”; gafinflffthfi; sons were sum and thirty injured
Among the killed was one Englishman
' ‘ The rest were all Spaniards, including
several notables of Madrid.
The injured include Artists Lucusand
Tang. The accident was caused by the
telegraph operator signaling that the line
was clear. The statioumsster at Barges
has attempted to commit suicide.
”can at the Catholic Congress.
Burnm, Sept. fi—The Catholic eon-
pe- elected the iollowinl odious: Pres
ident, the Riv. B. llnchlslepeu, vicar [en-
eral,8t Innis. Mo; vice president,the
Dev ll. Mel-sun. Peru, Ind;
inguerstary, the Rev. William faerber.
8t. hauls,“ Mo; recording seentary, the
Rev. J. I. Enalharpr. Plopolis, Illa;
treasurer. theltev. W. Duttuer,Pittshnry,
Pa; eommisserinatheitev Gsorpllorne-
mann. lle'ading. Pa; vice oommlsserlua,
theRav. William Nettat er. Wilmette.
“”v Ills. The matterol chosin aplses for the
' neat 12th“ was leitwtheeommisserins
toll
Wall Street Fall Pawlehy.
New YosmSept. m—There wsaapsa~
inhale-ling es the stock markstyesterv
day,aad Jay Gould was thsesassol it.
The wasths twenty-second anniver»
hiriday. There was a very
fitter fermentatumon ‘1“le-
Wll ‘0 W I
breakintbsetoek marketm Gould's :3
were said to beshort, bema
Whethedividsndtohelpt
lira. "test-mews translated.
Pt'rmuuo. Sept. fi—‘l‘hs jury is the
ease ot lira Lucylt Fit-simmer. charged
. with the raurdsr oi Detective Gllkinsoa.
brought in a verdict of guilty oi murder
in the seewd Themaslmam psa-
' alty is fourteen years. Mrs. l'itssimmone‘
tseenevsrehangedamnsels as shebsard
tgvsrdict that willsradhsrtothe psal-
'Etr
tlirii
"Y I“
Equally sit oug,r
I L P If I
because they voile already running like Wildfire. I Then avails Ility
is so unquestioned that all patties can unite upon them and they,
. are so popular that their nomination is equivalent to clot: fun. In I
one respect they ate at the top of the clothing poll and 1!! another I
They are at the top In all that goes to make a
faultless suit and at tho bottom ill the matter oi price, and, like the
go ood candidates, they’ll Iodoem every pledge that 19 made in their
candidates are our Fall Overcouts.
..... Wm... .._. .I ... I....III m m...»
ml HITTER RF MILLIONS.
But Scarlet ‘Forgot All About
the Transactions.
IRWTOTIHTTOPKIII
'l'he (ta-tenant's auroral-ya Attempt to
I... had this lawslty cats-elm
to Ilsa [ladle lutluoaea Ia netting lfl
Illa to Dial-shorts the Adopted law.
Snails-a, Sept. III—At the Ssarlea
will contest Mr. Scarlets mooted his seat
on the witncat stand. He was looking
His fans were something of an anxious
look, [or counsel had been .pmsiny him
hard, and his voice was more subdued and
hesitatina.
Great Harrington wasdesded to him Feb.
3, tan, although the dead had never been
" . . . I
Mr. Burley asked it the Hopkins palace
in San Francisco had been transferred to
witness, and Scarles replied that hchad
no recollection that the palace had ever
passed out of her hands.
Ir. Barley remarked. ”Well guess I
can refresh your memory,” and at once
submittedadecd of the property in San
Francisco, dated May at, 1888, transtcrrin'
it to the witness.
lie llad Ior'teltww It.
"I had forgotten that deed," said Hr.
harlea He then went on to say that he
did not recall several deeds which were
there produced. He remembered signing
alotol deeds and papers, but could not
recall their contents.
Mr. Hurley then asked witness if he
knew that one of the transfers of property
included the cemetery in which the re-
mains of Mark napkins, lira. Scarlea’flrat
husband, were Interred. Scarlet replied
that he did not. lie believed the l ‘
were being properly nmde by Mn Scarles'
attorney and could not tell why the dude
named above were not recorded. Mr. Bur;
ley then inquired it all oi the unrecorded
transactions made during the absenuso!
Scarlets and his wife in Europe were not
the basis of consultation with Stillman on
their return to America. and Mr. Scarles
replied that such was the case.
Why They Were Not lee-riled-
"Did you not," said Mr. Hurley lmpm
sivoly, avheturned ball around to look
signilicantly at the judge, "did you not
understand that the object oi leaving the
transactions unrecorded was tor the pur-
pose of keeping Timothy Hopkins and
Ira. Searies’ kin in ignorance oi the im—
mense property that you were acquinnul"
“Certainly not," replied Mr. 52qu
quietly.
Then Mr. Hurley whirled around and
read the following telegram, which was
sent by Mu Hopkins three days before
the matting: was celebrated:
qu Yours. Nov. 7., he}.
To Timothy liophlu‘i:
Dun HUI Th» mining!- int-igneul and Is-
fuead four years nan wuummatcd at ll a In.
Home. ltptumihlc. let K r. Marlee andtbs
hrideremtre your umgrstulatmns i do not
sail More the huh I. noruaa
'lha Undue lull-am Charge.
‘k'ow they were getting to the point
where there were to be revelations con»
arming Timothy uopklaa' opposition to
the marriage. The pointol undue influ-
ence hinges right here. it is admitted
thatTinIotby opposed the marriage. and
opposed it bitterly, and the claim is that
Bearis- so mauled this action at Timothy
that be persuaded Mrs. Hopkins-arias to
disinheritthe son. Under the searching
questioning Mr. Searlss went on to say he
remembered to have heard his wife read a
latterwhich she sent to'l‘itninwhiehsha
said that she believed that Edward I.
heavier and Stillman & Hubbard was his
(Tim's) friends
Bahadheardbalorehia marrlsgato
Hrs. ltopkins that 1‘in had detectives on
hietraek. lledid not llketolearueceh a
fact, yet he entertained no ill (cells
against Tim. lie believed the story“:
subsequently bad a talk with Timothy in
the presence of the latter's foetemother.
Tim stated he had never employed da-
character
deemeditparlsetlypreparlav'l‘imto
Iaphlae Was Is-eqbsred.
Awlllolflsrylalsarhdstvdniov.
“it“.withacndletldatsdulunsld.“
waspredsead. Witsssskaewotthewin,
hatdldaot know at itseontenteaatll
wits'sdeath.
ladlhreaaetalilliaaa.
Theses-attend the day was thisvrit
tiadilerenestothstraash
lea bunt-d" than on the prct‘lolta day. ,
Mr. Seari- testidcd that the mansion at ' ‘
MES
BALEEM
“ ,eououac
I NEW...
‘ “ BOSS ”
lunch Iilk Biscuit
n3fi‘EfiélfiRa 3055
lines your grocer kccp the
1‘“ Boss Cracker?
i
“.1
Fawceui‘s‘
HEIRQIIIITERS Fill
MllllllERY!
llo. I7 Rain Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. lorwslk.....
Just received, in doses Hats tat-day toaell
without all .at the
flaw,“ price of ”a
“Wreaths mews».
the lot of line French ounces..eee..seel
each Don't tenet the number
l7 MAIN STREET,
Keri «)1. F. Bennett‘ a dry [nods-tore.
Mrs. W. lawns
In. H Illa Street Iorwsit
F. HAYES
Haring rammed his meat market
In. 6 North Main Street.
Willsu ] the people of this vicinll with
W y the itnest liusot I
Fresh and Salt Meats.
POULTRY. Etc..
To be found is the state.
F. HAY ES,
RR. 5 NORTH Hill STREET
vb'l ti Sill'Til NORWALK.
'i‘ot. Lil/CZ.
Iranian In
I'. I. Pale-I...”
1870 to III].
‘Oflli es, 435 llaiu fittest,
government. m
DOUGH ERTY’S
5.
(hi...)
snalsst «MW
7 sum
' nulls Im.
' ONE WllRll MITRE!
Whobanml’flhta‘madvh
mfg:
PIC/V"? 513:5?! AY LOXATON l0
KE
'. We
STOP THIT CllllGll
immediately. with one bottled!
'p Yankee Lung Soother
alter try-in: all other kno war-medics and
. you can at once turn to "this with acer-
hnity astute-.1!
DOES CURE l Billllill
llon‘tsnfleraa [onion-with Moo
aeheoran clue her lndol aches-floodlit:
malarial
coulomb!“ drive it out oi the sys-
temat once with one bottle oi
STl LLSON’S
SPECIFIC
MALIlRlA,
acute guaranteed or money refunded.
Mrs. Mtad’s School
FDR
" Girls and Young Ladies
' tt-orrus cutouts l.
“THANK. TNTERHEDTATE. ACADEMIC
_A1\'Il COLLEGE PREPARA‘TURY
DEPARTMENTS.
Pupils admitted to [Wells-sic and Vassar on
murder) [he ’t’i
a. on.
Inn to convey
without extra
(‘iiiscns are mrdiall' united to been hand
at the opening o the New Tea More.
4I-llain Street-4|
NORWALK,
smuu, III! III mu.
Ears slot-he; tee Elli)?! store wit‘h thfigflnest
sanctum: Bah us or.
(Madam-ed Hum ‘ofleea; l! we guaran-
tee to suit lovers oi
PURE GOODS.
AND AT
PRICES T0 SUIT ILL
clause of I itiasaa. We ask onpand all Income
and give our masts a lair trial. All orders an.
it...» all “ET." "” 'l‘I‘I‘m ”Willi?“
re res to o y.
Remember we have come to star.
The Butt ltlantle t Pacific T 00.
ii ”Alllmfl. NORWALKJJONN.
Beads-enema. fl Vssey tit... Raw York.
mammaiathel' it. and thenlarnesttea
emails! in than».
Haul-Imefloumirs
mos-munch y.
n anddo uthehKl
out“! n we
press-ted toali Birch-s-
I
WMRWIRD lililESTElll
Is sacral). BUT III roII {TALK out?
6,500
I! “III "I Til! ROUGE III
“II. “I "0 III“ RF
IIIWIIIR TIE“!
All thomnainlng lots are now
offered for solo.
Theseatuthebest lotsforthe
money asked, anywhere in the
city limits.
Ill“ I." II rut “WITH.
Think quick if
YOU WANT ONE!
They are being bought all the
time.
i lit! Bills om
areboloubullttlme.
“WWW
audinquirolortsrmsot
I TAYLORtOOI-DEN
M. 5. SMITH.
BY THE WAY!
We are opening our line of
Fall Dress Goods,
fresh from European and Amer-icon looms. Among them are
double width all wool novelty Homespuns, have all the appear-
nncos of a dollar cloth, which we are selling alt-5013. yd.
FROM, A NOTED MANUFACTURER
we have received .500 yds. of ill inch Silk Velvet in Blacks and a
few colors which we claim is worth “.50. But being an odd
lot Wt‘ will sell for We. per 31].. wlIilI- they last.
Hosiery, Corsets and Gloves
These three departments already speak for themselves with us.
All who know us, know we carry the largest assortment, the
host qualities. and upon which we defy our competitors. Uur
lllll RlllVE REPARTMENT
is now supplied with everything fresh and new. embracing all
the lewliug styles and shades, and prices in comparison with
quality. Our
BRRSET REPARTMERT
is never without Plums. We carry every style, and will make
particular mention of the world renowned P. D. Corsets, which
we carry in three styles; prices 81.00, 01.75 and 82.50.
We open our Fall and Winter stock of Clocks, Furs and Fur
Capes. tlIisdny. having the best styles and values obtained in
the Domestic market this season.
FlIR TRIMMIRRS & RAPES
New and novel style, and colorings, at unquestionably low
figures.
on Cloths. 4-4. 5-4. 6-4. 7-4. 8-4 Wide
llll. [llllTll PATTERNS
ll. 8. Sllllll,
INSURANCE BUILDING,
South llhrwalk, noun.
an apt» to open y or eyes a little under than you no»
holly do when you come to look at our Fall suits. N either a micro-
scope nor a magnifying‘glass would enable you to discover any do
in them. You don’t need to be sclothing oxpei'i. to see at a gums
that they are as far ahead of the productions of other years as a“:
palace car is ahead of a stage conch. You couldn’t Improve their
appearance, but they can and Will Improve yours. It Is impossible ,_ ,
that you should be otherwise than pleased with our large line of I ‘
Furnishing Guilds.
i. ll. llEllllER
BlllAIlS, FllRS, FIIR BAPES W
n Waeblnatun Btvset so. Norwalk.
Dealcrin
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Lead,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, 02 00.
McCloskey’ 8 Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, 62. 00 a Gallon.
Paintin,
Pa ."
m.
nuging, .
cimining.
79 Washington Street.
Dorlon Point,
(lilifll'illl' 8 Pill")
ROUTE! NORWALK.
Now OPEN.
Bfllllllli, “WE“ FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
A stage will connect at South N alk
grains on the New York and Newoflrl'a'vea
J. E. POWER.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
CONN.
tacit
lightened woman's labor as
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
wasliday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la.
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
purest, and most economical
soup made. If you haven’t tried
Be sure and get the genuine,
with our name on the wrapper.
glee alone, that must
”EL considered, in arriv—
the valuc of an article.
'l'hercisasmuchreal puresonpina bar
any other soapmade, and it will, if used
according to directions, do four times
butnvery slightsdvanceon thatof in-
feriorsonp. lusistuquobbinn‘ Tiller-trio
Philadelphia. Pa.
l. 0. JENNINGS.
And dealer in
Will PIPER lllll BORDERS.
“ample hollks of full line latest at lea
Iiordersandtlilt Ioaldings
Estimateacheerrullycivcn.
Carpenter and Butter.
Pleas sad iipeeileatioas Punished.
no“... men Imam ......
RPFAJIALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
imam sun Till DDPOI‘.
E'fl’E-fiw
"vita-‘- I"
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
yourself and your clothes, on
bor, and save your clothes? If
you know that it is the best,
it, ask your grocer for it now.
Bu” “"8 It is not the selling
ing at a knowledge of
of Dobhins’l'llectric nsin four bars of
as much work as any other. Ttsoost’ Is
I L Duane & Co,
Paper Hanger, Calumet, Plinlti
SlNortb Iain street.i'io. Knew-1k.
buses for inspection. on lattice by postal.""
unprepared todoail kindsolwork hy the
STATES AND NARTLE WORK A
8R0! IT FIVE Ill! IIIEI. 0T.
Till DD Ill
IOe ass-rat
It‘ll I.
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