at 10 pan.
The Presidential Nomination
Awaits His Acceptance."
m mm min ‘oonvmnor.
Delegates lost to name a National
truest—cairn... Tanks-hack can
.M la la lease- Wlay Gresha-
annals rm Ila the standard um.
“Gnarls, July 2.-’l'he dclegateadthc
WI metheminthsColiseumat
_' ”Kerwin , , convention. 'I'heyplan
to trauma the ordinary business incidental
toadrstsc-ion or a national convention,
listeatoscure weechsa and adjourn to July
4. Whilethe smallboy isshootingofl fire-
«aches and his big mm ’m fooling with
“and unnon the delegates will gather
intheoonvcntion hall and nominate their
candidates for the presidency and vice pree-
Mercy of the United States.
' A ‘I‘ickat of Thelr Own.
The members of the People’s party detest
the two old political organisations—the Re
publimn and Democratic parties—1nd they
have no use for Cleveland or Harrison.
'l‘hcy Impose to nominate national candr
dates themselves, and they promise that If
they do not. elect their own People's party
ticket in November they will throw the
diction into the house of representatives.
They claim that by the night of the first
May in November they will have dem-
olltlathd their right to recognition as a
o! national power. Some of the eu-
ts .herc predict that they will sweep
the country; that there will be a landslide
In their favor.
Personnel of the Party.
The People’s party is composed of severul
mural organisations, trades unions
and othetbodies. Exclusive of the Prohibi-
titmkh, it count within its ranks the man
of all politial faitlk who declare that they
have become tired of the Bepublimu and
the Democratic platforms, their promises,
their practices and their candidates. The
backbone of the organization is the Farmers’
Allhnoe
So, too, may it he said that all those who
believein greenbacks are ardent People's
party men. To a large extent the labor
unions led by Terence V. Powderly are
People’s party men.
. Will Gresham Accept?
The topic of abwrbing interest is will
Judge Walter Q. Gresham lend his name to
thi third party movement! it is under-
stood that Gresham will issueaietter on
thesnbject of his candidacy. lembenr of
the executive committee now here believe
thathewillagreetotheus‘eof hisnamoto
JON! w. q. oaseuau.
.nts «pro-ed by the majority of the
diluteandge Gresham needsonlytosay
thswosdtohavcthemoniuatlon bysccla—
nation.
Chairman Taubeneck, of the Pcolde's
putynatioual committee. was asked who
wsrahkelytobetbecsndldswsofhisparty,
III-ll:
".l'hatlcannot state positively. Thstide
kuheuiowardonshamand inmyopin-
hahewillbsournomlueemrovidedheoan
ha induced to accepgwith a strongman
hunthssouth forvioapresident.
“Judgemesham has onlyone objection
baccaptlngtbeuomiuationaudthatiathe
plaukhesapectswill baputin
it urns"
r. 'lhnhaneok intimated thatthlsplank
wouldhslsttcntit Gresham Wit.
Marissa Will Work for Harrison.
cm OF may
m to me n.
4,000 . Mill orscuanoeo. ~
. . a ,r “
Dar-saws Array arts-pluses nestled Out
at ”mates-l. .
Boarsraan, Pa. July 1-4; ins. si. no-
wmpustodat the, entrance to Garne-
Phipps ‘ Co's onion enjoining all em-
frmn the highest to um lonestfihat
they walla herald off info” liotwmn noon
III” debut. About 4.0"" mm in ullwill
WV. theirmonny Bull ‘1?“ . :mtic-u 0! db
charge. Barring the .‘n- r can: theta-nude!
workmen mgr be “Oh." w. m ...una1ration is
ted.
‘ A member of the ridrimry board of lull.
locked out men said: “lit. l‘rick’s statement
that only 286 men were adorned by the new
scale is, a mistake. Every man in the mill
Meta by it, and we can prove it. The
general reductions In all departments range
from 8 to 10 percent, and in someashigh
as so per cent.”
While it cannot be exactly estimated, yet
the loss to the Carnegie compnuy every day
the mill h idle is vary heavy, and amounts
totbousandsof dollars. in case the fit!!!
fails to Noelle from its present determined
standthere will he grat dangerof being
unable to ill] the government and World’s
fair contracts. The company is under a
Milli bond for the completion of a lace
amount of armor plate. and unless the old
men are taken back, or new - inen secured.
there is a probability of the government do-
manding a forfeiture.
“Hereafter the Homestead Steel works
will be operated as nonunion works. We
shall not recognize the Amalgamated duo
ohtion of Iron and Steel workers in our
dealings with the men. The mill will be
an open mill where all men may work, re-
gardless of their unliation to a labor or
ganiaation." .
The above is part of a statement made by
Secretary Lovejoy, of the Carnegie Steel
company, Limited, the new rumor)
tion.
:11» foregoing plain statements leave no
doubt as to the company‘s intention regard-
ing the light at Homestead, and narrow the
light down to a life and death struggle. so
faras the Amalgamnted association incon-
cerned. Hr. Low-joy added: “Mr. hick
is directing the policy of the compmy in
thh matter, Mr. Carnegie knowing only in
a general way what Is going on at Home:
steal. About July on notices will be posted
that the old employees may return to work
by making application at at certain date.”
knots to the number of .500 are now
guarding the town against the approach of
wouldheworkers. The than doing guard
duty, it Is said, are armed to the teeth.
Each of the entrances to the mill property
is guarded by a force of fifty men. All of-
flce clerks. watchmen and superintendents
or ammonium permitted to come and
go molested. None others. however,
dare to even attempt to enter within the
gates. .
’l'lto III. of Industry "naked.
leune. July film—Up to 2 o’clock the
only additional signatures received to the
Amalgamated association wage scale were
thesis of theScotttlale (Pal Iron and Steel
company and the Covington, (Ky) Steel
company.
There are beyond doubt more idle turn in
Pittsburg and vicinity than tin-m has been
at any one time for the past fifteen years.
With the various iron and glass plants
idle the South Side presented an odd sp
pearance. it was a complete shut down.
Every mill has suspended, and thereare
snow men idle in that part of Pittsburg.
i‘l‘l‘
Big strike Ia Phlladelplsla.
Powers, July 1—0ver 1,000 roll-
ing mill employees in Philadelphia have
struck because their employers refused to
sign the scale ofwages that hasbeenin
force for several years past. The llrms af-
fected are Hughes & Patterson and Gauh
hart, McFadden & Caskey.
Over 5.000 Out of Work.
Yovaosrows. 0.. July 2.——'l'he iron ais-
uatlou remains unchanged. There islittle
proapsctof an early adjustment between
themaaul‘acturers and the men. Over 5.41)!)
mausrethrownoutof smploymenthythe
shutdown.
Roland to Dig- the Scale.
8r. Lorna. July 2.-—A refusal to sign
the mated sssodation sods led 150
employees of the Helmb‘aehsr Forge and
Rolling Hills company to quit work.
Shut Down at Cleveland.
Curacao. July 1—11» Union Rolling
mill has shut down,owiag totrouhlsbs-
tween the manufacturers and the Amalga-
mated asaodaticu.
ram Ila-ans Ara tars.
lsnrasaroua, July a—rn. Premier Steel
works, employing “hands, refused to ac-
capt the scale and shut down.
Down on the "Iran Chancellor.”
and JESSE B. will make my trips. Lastboat leaves the
m 30mm“. . .
gfimat'YB-nlesvc Booth Norwalk, woos an, 12:30. 2:15, coo,
".15”;
. Vi
lemurs uaralsaotv cosmos;
‘ it
rs- l'rssldsat Days are esasl tolls
‘ Violate oar ‘I'l'aaly lights.
Inn sent the following message to ths
senate:
Mtbeiubrmattnuclthsmtoaadiarar-
that two-s
M II M. Imtl herew'nirn combos-limp
tkm of the ma Inst. from Mr. lln Isn't, the no:
”windmill the Bun-I. “morons-or.
attthapItoLaddre-ad to \l “1:. mama“.
hammer shampoo tha- m y» um..-
whilImIlHOIlnu. :2va
paradandsubsnittul ‘ Imlry .‘" A ‘ mm.“
3 or stormy» . .
mum-born n . <
lthinsttrcm Ir. John u“.
have previously stated. will :
rsamtedthls governnwnr in .
withthe' Milli “minim-uneven "
tinniaksa In this government,"- .. ~
lorry W commuuia'aliu '. tho- .
thattheeanal Dolls and "guithV'I‘It'k a
complaint has' been made, any in \iulalln' .
What! with Great Bfibllu. is nut slink-o
butratheroondrmad. Titanium be m. owls
thatalerlons discrimination again“ our Clu-
r'v . ~
rIf Izr’
.t;
little doubt that thin discrimination iauotan
Incident. but '
was a use in which would yield tothe sug-
gestionof furthert-onceasionaouthepart of the
United States with avisw of securing: W!
rights for which I consideration has alrnmly
been given. Brauurs liaunrsos.
Executive Ianaion. July 1, late.
Act-Ir Ila-tall )Iay n. Jailed.
Nun Your, July 2.—-Br.bert B. Mantell,
the handsome romantic actor. is threatened
with imprisonment in Ludinw filn‘tll jail.
Ir. liantell is in arrears to his wife, well
known on the stage no linrie s‘hv-idou, for
alimony. and Ira. llauteli thrmteus lo
make it' hot for her rrcreaut husbund.
When llanteil was sued for divorce he
agreed to pay his wife weekly seventy—five
dollarsiov her so He kept his mn-
tract until about weeks ago. when
the that delinquency occurred. lanteil's
friends say that his failure to keep his wu-
tract to pay alimony was probably due
more to his inability to pay than billet-k of
intention to keep his contract
“news of War for Ireland.
N" You, July 2.——-'l'he executive om-
cers of the National Federation of America
and the Parliamentary Fund association
have sent with!) to Ireland to aid the not»
Parnellites in the approaching elections in
Ireland for members of parliament. Eugene
Kelly‘snbacrihed 821,000 and anur liyruc,
05,000. “A appeal to the friends of Ireland
in this he; of greatest emergency," was
also adopted, calling for the support of Mr.
Gladstone and asking for aid in raising lb}:
sumo needed within ten days.
Civil Danica Commissioner Johnston.
Wasuuroros. July :l-Cl'he president sent
10 the senate the name of George D. John-
stomdlmidmia, tobeaciviiaervicemm-
mic-loner, vies Hugh 8L Thompson, re-
signed. Johnston was a brigadirr general
inthe Confederate army. . About a yearsgo
he hecam active in the antilottery usin—
paign than being waged. Ilia npymintmont
was urged by the ionisiann and Missurippi
senators. General Johnston in about titty-
dve years of age.
Fired at Ills Wife’s I'ararnowr.
leau. July 2~Martiu hit-taroth, 0!
5i Grafton avenue, is looking for his wife.
Sheranaway with a man named MW",
onset the keepers of the Poor Farm, on
Randall's island, N. Y. On Friday Mrtsroth
found lason sitting In the parlor with his
wife. lason jumped through the window,
leaving his coat in Metrroth's hands. The
latter tired three shots at Mason. honed
which took effect.
Election Ole-ova Jailed.
lotto lsusn Crrr. N. i' , July ‘3.—~Johu
Gina, Thomas labor and Without Bn'
ehanan, city election inspectors, wrro rou~
victcd of dereliction of duty in falling to
Ilethcreturns of the last election within
twenty-four hours after the ballots had
been counted. Judge Gammon audiences!
themtopay'lflo each and togotopr'uon
for it!) days.
A Railroad changes "ands.
Providence and Boston railroad company
has gone out of existence, so [u an the gen-
sral public is consumed. for it is now under
the control of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford. The section will be known
as the eastern division of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad.
Grant Funds l’oariwg la.
Haw You, July il.-—8nbrcri items to the
Grant monument fund are st being re—
ceived, and the responses toGoneraI "ounce
Porter's appeal for suhlcisnt my to «in»
plots the monument hid fair to amount to
more Porter only asked tor
Mm
Twenty-Iva healers Island.
View-la, ll. 0., July B.-'I‘hs steamer
Qussa arrived from Alaskan ports bringing
uwsotfia leisure of twenty-live sealing
‘vsusls of the Victoria last by United States
war vowels and revues cutters. Bis thou.
sand skins wars coalscatad.
a W“
sans-r asvasaa In our.
Panama July 1-41.. Pennsyl-
vaaisusl llsadiag.
- \
r
W
. rm naasua’sasa nu.
Laaoasraa, Pa..'Jul 1.411» Basque-
Pally men
“thrown ostofwork.»1tlsstatsd that
“thbfwmmo‘m
3mm lalal mast...
Panama, July tully a fatal rab-
a hsbsphyt -inayaa'rs
near. "7.3%....“
nastiest ,aadwasso
. Mum
acoustic.
seminarians-mm,
ia’J l-Jc‘ssphlirasdoc,
Wasataoso‘a, July t-Prssldsut Barri- , ‘
to the restriction uf’tho repute of,
inns and our commerce exist, aliu quite as .f
Paovrnaacs, July 1——’l‘he New York, '
‘ ,,_x~:‘~‘.
Sold Everywhe
Makes an every-day mime of an
outline luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scmpulous care. Highefl
awardatallPurerd Expositions. Each
Rage makes two large pies. Avoid
nations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH bran i.
IERRELL 8: SDULE. Syracuse, N. Y.
“ ’lLLIAMs
DELICIOUS?
Sparkling and healthlul. Enjoyed by the
whole family. No other root beer er-
lact equa|s WuIlinms‘ in strength and
purity. One bottle 0! extract makes 5
gsiionsv The great temperance drink.
This 5- nut nnlv “just as "
as Mints. but jar hit". One N
trtsi will mppurt this claim. W“
I.- l (artstsw, Ian“ n
DentalmPlates.
'I'hIs improvemrnt
does say with the
Intro I lion plate In
. men use. The
tea are very ll.
y about one-:ilrhth
owns-fourth the usual
. and being mn-
strurtcd on true nia—
chanieal principiss. m the month with perfect
.t“n.."'°.'3.32l'.i‘“““li' “1.3%..“ “i.“ ”" '““ "'
n a .
unfit visit: myths or
low dsutumuneeit Is
wsI knownt thsdsu.
lameness!“ in?!“ In
that line; and further-
y any a
method. is in: all tcr when
:e aka into wofiemg’t'hé’atfisr Im
rs necaasa as u . » rtksr
station call at" W0
O.'F. Icotssil's Oilics. Halli 8t.
comm logy-u wee»
Read Thi‘cl
nflfiifi
3r?”
x. ‘Wfilnt srnlmmrsam B."
fl 10% mu ”5”:
Leave Roion Point, 11:10 an». 1:15, 8:00, 5:00, 6:40 and 8:15pm.
' Excursloii rare. ‘ 25 Cents.
Oil." STEOMIII? ”IMPROVEMENT .
amputlallowarpistsshvs norm lat
,3“
3:15, 8:50 5:50 p. in.
2:50, 4235, 0:45 p. m. - '
tics.
save" Your Teeth.
navs rims mun on cnowxrn.
Arnie-wows;
Gold. _ unmw ,.
Artificial teeth
ous Gum and Rubber
“no” mow“... m... ..
V n van an
Cb Idren‘a teeth.
All work at most reamnable
Teeth lilies! and extracted y.
OB. F. W. OARIAEMO.
a Washington so 0mi-
80min Norwalk. Conn.
on Gold. Platinum, (Mutton
m
and all work per»
Put
oflly
JOHN F. FLY-AN
Sanitary Plumber. .
STEAM and GIS FITTER.
lflBBlllB I SPEBIIlTl.
IIavi taken the basement undorthe bib.
,1 Washington strret. South Kora-lg,
an! filled it for
litmus
PLO MOI NO
I respectfully italic-II ashare of public patron-
age. I refer to plumbing l have done for the
past seven years. in the employ of W. ll. leek-
vr a (‘o All work will have my prvmnal an
IF
ervb'ion. and at“ he ly enacted and
mtlafsrlinn manntmwe triennial-m
GUT THISOOT.
$5.00 IN GOLD
“'Ill begins-n lo the boy or girl seruiim: the
must unmbrrof words made from thr- letters
in the word
Photographer
Each answer will be numbered as mired.
should tan or more be alike the first one re-
ceived will get the prise. All answers must Ia-
ltsro on or before July let, 11W, an the prison ill
be awarded July 6. INS.
Aim for the out (”days this adv. will on-
tillr- bearer tua mlrwti-muf All. on each down
i ‘nTiins'l Photographs. Regular prions $3 on,
$154! and :3 ill [not dorms.
TIN TYPES-d for 23¢.
Photographs of lanclroapce. horses, Interiors,
vstrrinrs. run. e
INSTAh ASEUI'S PHOCE‘S
at the mural reasonable prices.
OEO. E. OAAMEO,
t3 WASHINGTON ST" OVER I‘Os’l' OFFIi‘E
South Norwalk. Faun.- my9ly
s... Monet!
r. nunsmws
Faclurv at five Mile River.
—-———aoa-———-
OTIEAT IIEOIIOTIOII
III POIOES.
Mm...“
Great variety at Veiorlpalm amt tau-«is a
lcmtliau cost. Also a line ltna of bull and
Bahycatrimverycheap.
llllr
Cr Edd u c km ’3.
MARKET.
an. m sssmsmr STIEET
—~——-ia ensured—~—
mgmmh...“ . ..
I ...... . . ass-see
arbouasfilaak
CASH
.......... “453.35%...
”drummer“
O. VI. OBIOOOOK 8: SOIL
unanimous.
8. 8. L’Hbmruidieu.
maxim . ,
“.mm...» ...... m,” .. .w...
’ a
FINE ; numn
-——OOO-—--
Ara sole agents to this city for .the
OIIEIMEIIT ASSOCIATION
BUTTER.
made at St, Albaaa, Vt. Flue as silk. Al this
ammo of the year the usamlaiion do not and
ready sale for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold In tubs. and this
butter we‘onll you to notice. It is the same
sweet. well-mode article as their rull butter at
or a pound less. We dud sale for tube as well
no by singlevpound.
Have nice handy little Ile. packages: also
Sand (ll-lb. tubs. Those who bought tube of
us last summer can repeat with confidence as
In tine quality. I'rice fir III. special prime on
a: and Ill-lb. tuba.
”~.A‘.. _.. ._..
OIOOIE MOMSTOOK
“PAYMENTS“
Watches.cn(§lns.(:harms.
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
TABOB. JOHNSON & COUNT".
2l9 Montague 8L,
crrv HALL HQL‘AHE. Blooklyll, II. T
Thus far our gull- delivered in South Nor.
walk haysi given general sallsfrwllun. and our
method of payment is highly apprwialesl. Full
information can be had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
ll RAILROAD PLACE.
3“9T"_."9'.‘l’_‘_“ WAN-33
Economy and cumton!
Gasoline Stoves
Ind trcid Heat and Expense during
the summer Season.
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
II All. SIZES. :
“VIII bake. cook and do all the work of a
stove with half the trouble and expense. no
in use in thin town.
Call and See Them.
BASOLIME I5 cartel colon.
W.H.Meeket&ln.
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
ALI. slzssor '
OROSIIEOSTONE.
. "m-.. ,
General 'Oommctnt and Server
Business a Specialty.
F. “MCI.“ITWPierce,
hock Box on. moth
Residence V0. 7 Pros.
Norwalk. Conn.
l8t.!i.“s'orwaik.
M ' ‘ jellllf
. *" R052)
till-ill
Q? WAC” ,4’5‘
Within I Ila-tea. rm seat sum to con-
“ talus I cum: fan out sample
I”. 500. D II
A
the fcl~
«flit:
‘OIOOLE 8t. OOMSTOOK w...
FOIIIIIlIII OOIIIITT. VERMONT. '
$1 worm,
.PHUTUGRAPHHS, $17
a ' o”...
Wa'shbum Bothy on”
Superlative
l tbehcsttlourmadsflaudasehaa as .
olhar. All grocers as it. Evgy MW.
I
sacknfill mr made In to. fame asunurru
MlI-lfl "“1"le bears name of
ho hill!!! 0 B Co's. None grnuino
l! a ‘
Kenny, Romans &. 60.,
HILL AGENTS,
TIItMAT'S STREET, HARTFORD. FONS.
JHZw
ii... m... a... All}; '0} the
city is at
HONT 85 ZELIIFPS
32-WASHINGTON STREET—3‘3.
_...._._
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A line
lot of shad arrives every day.
FORE TOIIATO OATSOP.
sIII’OIITEO SIIIOIIIES,
PIOKIEO OTSTEITS.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, ()ys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
HONT OZETOTT’S
Oil-[T17
”A INSTANTANEDUS
FHUT GRAPHIC.
muons. ,‘ .
. .. e. . ‘fi?
WQKflEl-Ké‘ ‘ n.1,.
.3...»
3.95m
Wheeler 8!. Hanford,
51 MAIN Hum. 80. NORWALKJZ'I‘.
Agents for
IIOTOO. T’IIIEIIII. WARWIOII &
flIIOlEII. HIOKOIII AIIO
OlOlIIIO GOOOS.
.If you want tohave comfort and speed. RIDE
A VICTOR WHEEL. with ”will: Fork and
llfiinch (‘uslmm Tires, both thcislm ual to
any traumatic um. No scum. M) urac-
Tll. fully guaranteed. and only ultimo.
f have decided to try a pneumatic. Imr
Ivar.th lest mug. is)
'I'errnsloauit. D I» ll u .1 J”—
ounoonv ”Hm, aorta-rs.
I WALL STREET. NORWA LK. (3T.
slam
"I. H. BROWN,
OIIITAIT Pilllllll. OTEII and
BIO FITTIIO, 'l'll IOOFIIO,
SHEET IIOI WORK '
I hes. t SOUTHAlllianrl
ridding-353:: 8M]. find celebrated
”$10)!ka ll mar and
WA HBO]
Thelasstliasof
Stoves. Ranges 8. Heaters
In the city.
nu. run on not
, sun. nu ,
fiwiiw
or vacuum it. it at.
, W am am
innards w... -
Flag‘Walks, ,
curb and tune
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
-——‘.—-~——
')
GRADING, I
* sunnms, { _
EXOAVATINO 2’5 1‘
BY
nmoun anus.
it.
'3ng
The Great Atlantic and Pa-
cific Tea Co. have connected
with their large stock of Tone
and Colfees
A. and P. Brand Spices
of which they are the sole man-
ufncturcrs.
A. 8. am so.
4 MAIN sun. NORWALK.
Any article that has outlived
22 years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more;
each year, must have, merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first a...
made in 1869, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is Icgion,) 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 it;
own perfect purity and (11181“),
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday. I
There are many unitam'
N. B. Elects-i0 Soupsin whichebo-
' triclty pinysuopurt. Dobbim'
Is the 0mm, all Magnetics, Eleo-
trics, and ' Magice are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobhins’ Electric;
see that our name is on every wrapper.
and if any other is sent you by your
gromr, when you order ours, send it
back to him.
I. L. (.‘naors a Co.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Norwalk Chronicler