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marvelouscxhih chufm , ,
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W7 .
l.“ 1“
TIIE l Ell ,BILI. KILLED
~ By :54 Votes to r36-the House
» . Refined It Consideration.
1mm
lat to (lot It the Senate Says the tunnel-
,. ‘ tie-last Iallloldquar no is.» or...
.0- NIIdays—‘I’ha chic-go Herald 3:-
,alt-a. and en. spur Iay Be Isl-else.
Vacuum, July ll.—-July 18 will be
Well hereafter by the tree silver men
n it unlucky date. and there are many
‘Mwhowilllongromemberthe fate
otthosllmbill. Whiiethe lighthsdheen
My “ceded to the antisilver men
for several days, yet it needed a final vote
to attic the question. ’
AM the regular order Mr. Catching; oi
Mppl, oflcred the resolution from the
mitten on rubs setting apart today for
the medium; or the silver bill
Ir. Bland,“ Missouri, opened the debate
tor the free silver advocates and measured
a amendment forbidding any dilatory mo
lion after 2 p. m.,whon a votewas to
be taken on the billii the resolution of the
committee on rules was adopted
Hr. Bartiue, oi Nevada, supported the
Isolation and appealed to his colleagues to
pa- ths resolution.
It. Chi-k, 0! Alabama, flew the track on
hi previous record on the silver question
‘nd opposed the resolution Mr. Patterson,
of Tome, followed in a similar vein,
udtllrawoonsternatlou into the camp ol
the silverites.
Wanna)! Pram
The silver Bill Defeated.
than the Republicans put forward their
l-der, Hr. Reed. of Maine. who made a
Win swoon. Ho arraigned the
Democratic party for their cowardice. and
said their record was that of the spoilsman,
who‘clamored bro oflce under any and all
dronmstaacea. His remarks were frequent
ly interrupted by applause.
‘ Ir. Pierce, 0! Tennessee, then put all car
late theateady stream which was running
against the silver men, and lambasted his
colleagues, Mr. Clark, of Alabama, and Ir.
Patterson, at Tennessee, for their change ol
hunt on the question, and said they had
«oh rung their political death knell.
mopeechonne day to;- the slim bill
was made by Mr. Culberson, or‘rem, who
hid that this question was one between the
people and the monopolists. lie said the
silver phuh In the Democratic platform was
a clear and distinct decimation for bimotal
handwasa step forward for pmgrees.
His eloquent remarks were loudly ap-
lr. Catchings then demanded the previ-
onaquestlon on the resolution. This was
ordered—year, 1&3; nays, 129. The crucial
tutthsncameouitspaasage, and thiswae
defeated, mrrying the silver hill into it!
‘ grave by a vote of year». 136; hays, l5l. But
littb excitement eusnml when the vote waa
mood, as it Wail almost a {orugummn-
M that the resolution Would be beaten.
Thahouaethen passed sixty pension bills
ad adjourned.
The Fair Grant Passed.
Th! senate finally diovoaod oi the Chimgu
exposition provisions of the sundry civil
hill. Ir. Quay's amendment to close the
exposition on the “first day of the week,
commonly called Sunday,” was adopted
without a division, after a motion to table
Ithd been defeated by a vote of -l to I. A
Wampndment by llr. Peder to pro
hlhit the sale of all lntoaioantr in the expo
sttiou grounds except for “medical, mechan-
ical unscientific purposes” was adopted by
a arrow majority oltwo. With these con.
ditiom attached the senate voted to lane
to the World's fair managers 10,030,000
souvenir silver hall dollars. Discussion was
stillin progress upon other item in thin
important sundry civil appropriation bill
when the senate adjourned.
Deana-cell by the Chicago flarald.
Chicano. July lt—The Herald says edi;
: The directors of the World's fair
mptorlly announce that they
will accept the appropriation that was
M by the United States senate. It is a
,a sneaking and a contemptible
measure. indbyths saintly Halt Quay.
of Psnuylvania. a majority of the senator:
addsdto the bill a proviso that the fall
“id be closed on Sundays. ()sptainpd
by Mar. the product of Kansas crsnhlsm,
alajority added a further provbo that no
,ahould be sold on the ground.
amendments were imposed by
hypocrites and ahiudlnts for
purpose or shirhlng a manifest duty.
knew that an amuoprlatlun coupled
Itch unusual and unnecessary condl‘
would not be accepted.
aw thoywere sinking the ship
a
ha
it.»
ti"
putthecargo board. 'l‘hey
wn back In theirfscsawith ar
vigorsst’hhaaooancommaud.
thdirsctovsdenouneeand mm
measure. the product of a
hody.ss it h Let them
riiligi
‘I‘
it
canoes Accept the
moron, July lt-Jrhe chances to:
, ,
hythagovsrlmsatla
orld’alalrlooh
i
1;.
W";
,ilfllfllpdb.
TELEGRAPH“) BREVITIES.
There ls'wldesprean rioting in Spats
against the Octroi dutiea
David Hughes, aged fifteen. stsbhad
loll killed J'honraa (honors. aged sixteen.
withaponknlts In aboys'quarrol atChar-
tlua‘Pa.
Upper Pacific coast towns have
Mme-sures agalrpt “medulla.
onacooautd thesmallpoxepidemicthers.
The Central Distilling company at at.
Innis has announced a reduction in the
Nasalwhishy from 8|.l5 to 61.10. The
company in not a member of the trust and
olaimthsycanafiord losellatthercduoed
It iareported that cholera exists in sev-
eral Crimean ports, and that it is spreading
among Cossacks between the (humans and
tho Don. A disease mumbling cholera has
been discovered in Berlin, the same dbl-ace
ismportsd in Acre, Egypt, and bueiucus in
Paris Is sufloring‘l’rum fear of its becoming
epidemic there. .
The attempt to form a random tobacco
trust at Cincinnati has lulled.
'flrs ship Shenandoah, from New York,
has arrived at San Francisco utter a run oi
108 days.
Chancellor Von Caprivi has had an er.—
tended conference with Burgomaeter Zelle,
of Berlin, and they have .agreed that the
proposed Berlin international exhibition
shall be held before the French exposition
0! 1900.
The National Bducatlonsl association, in
union at Santiago, disclosed “Ethical Cul-
tore. ‘
Thesupremo court in Philadelphia handei
down a decision sustaining the lower court
in its roluaal to turn over to the heirs 0!
Benjamin Franklin the money left by him
tocstabiisha fund to enable mechanics»
marry.
A young man named (louvre-macho. oi
Chambly, near Montreal, wu married three
weeks ago. Wednesday he eloped with his
aunt, after having forged notes to the en
tent of 83,000.
lichaol Horton, who wu indicted by the
grand jury at Goshon, N. Y., a month ago,
[or conspiracy to dolraud the West Shore
railroad, died of typhoid lever.
B. Provey, of Whitehall, a brakemau on a
traight train, fell from the train between
Dresden and Putnam, N. Y.. and bothanns
and legs were caught on. He will die.
Del-dad Negro Color-late.
Bamaoln, July l-l.-A telegram from
Cumberland, Md, printed in a western
paper, statod that a party of negroes poured
through Cumberland on their way to Balti-
more to take pamagefor Liberia The tale-
gram further stated that the uegroee said
they had a telegram from Mayor Latrobe
to the elect that the vessel was here ready
to take them. The mayor has sent no such
“ABET-Ill, but. on the contrary. has sent
word to these people that there is no colon-
isation company here, and that they are
being deluded and swindlcd.
The New Cable Laid.
le Manon, Conn, July It—Fisher‘s
island is again in cable communication with
the rest of the» world. Employees of the
Soutlwrn New England clanpuny completed
the luyiug ol it new cable. three miles long.
between the mainland and the island.
‘ The Fall of the Baatlle.
Pains. July u.-—-Thc anniveraary of the
destruction of the Bastile is being cele-
brated. Russian and American flags are
seen everywhere with the bench, and an
armon jugglers and whats and street
iakirs are camping everywhere.
A Yacht Baruch.
Nrsca, July H.—'l'he handsome lteam
yacht owned by Dr. Derby, themllst, of
New York, was burned to the water's edge
here early in the morning The original
the tire is a mystery, as no the or light w.
left in the yacht.
Reid Didn’t lilo Hannah- Iavhls. I
New You, .uluiy ls.-—Wllllam Toner.
president at the National Annotation of
larblsCuttcrs. hasscntoutan opeuletter
mingthat nonunion marble was being
inWhitelaw Reid's new residence at
mum
Dials lay (is to Congress.
lancnmn, N. ll. , July ll.-Rx—8enator
B. W. Blair has been brought into the hold
asacaudldate for the Republican congree
sional nomination in this district. and it is
understood that he will not decline ii noml
noted.
”‘w.m_—m
”0- lat-- Canal Tolls.
no 'l’raaaara Search Abandoned.
(navataan, July ls—Jl'he attempt to no-
covur the lost treasure of the steamer Pe-
walac. whiehwssmhlncollfloawllhths
letcor in was in Lake Huron. on Alpaca,
b has-given up.
Headquarters In Chicago.
Calcaoo. July uwA local paper has the
following: ”it has been definitely muse
that bench headquarters for the
heat: national committee will be establhhsd
in Chicago."
lflYmggfl-flhm
mam flitnh’uvhha
W lht
I
. sour-once. Three. "ex Millions
. “Emo‘sllmupon’tndsiit. page ‘ 3'
. ongogom’ entities, "tomorrow
you y’ for world’s ohnmnpirrgmwp in all round}:
”diminish broodsvordmingio-etiolr.
inns—summon s. Isms m llama!
imam-n Point. Hamlin.
ygenfleman fencer with «foils’lor a purse.
contest, to consist of stiletto, toil.
dou ck, broudeword on h _ , 1:, making
Ion viotolroaiflpaalah
H , 2
“out?
l. m. mama. 2, hit, trauma A
THE sasesau. WORLD.
luau Wins the first seem at the la. .
tie-II league champion“. p (la—as.
. Wasurroroa.July lL—Tho first season
of the National lasgno championship“
witthduc-day'sgaraea. TheBoetonswca
with comparative vsae,althouch optotha
last two wash either Brookiyuorl‘hlhr
delphiahsdaposslbi‘e chance olheatingtha
neanestsrs out. The lively players hen
the Hub. while not making any plunnmsnsl
record of conneutive victor-ice, as didths
Phillies and Chic-M Fired a steady. cou-
slstentgsmethroughn t. They have won
many games by a single run and pulled ol
,many a hot contest in the last inning.
The Broohiyateamdoservos fullysa much
honor as the champions lanager Ward
did not have the benefit of a club-so!-
periencsd as the Bcatous, and started with
somewhat of an experimental team. ms
noctuislittlsshortol wonderful, and his
playersaro entitled to hold thenumea ol
ard’s Wonders.
now run (nuns nurses-n
Club. W. L. Pct. Club. W. L
Boston.......EE B . Washingt‘n.‘ Al
roost "or as . p .,...m or ,
hilad pa.» u) mean" York...3l t3 .m
.noinuatl...“ 31 .5073“. mound t1
evelmd...“ El {21 lavillsma) l'i
lttaburg....3i‘ a . ; timers...” ho
xarroxar. mou- onus.
Brooklyn.......l 0 I) 0 fl
ilhlnee and Vaughn. Stein
AtChlcago—
Phllsdelphia...o 0 0 o 0 0
Luby and Schriver. Keefe and Cross.
At houlsvilie~
Louisville ...... Ubotooroo-z
Washington...‘ 0 l 0 o o 3 ll :wllll
Durysa and McGuire. titrattou and Weaver.
At Pittaburg—Pittulrurg-Boslon manic pro
vented byralu.
At Cleveland—Clevelaad-New York game
prevented by wet grounds.
who: call.
ll.
6
ll
I.ur.
1000000 :il
luleiile—tvi
seal-larvandtirny.
n.
u 300—
90
....,.....0 0 0 —-
Callhan and Wechbaehsr. Dolauand Boy
'l’wo Ill-dud Alan-ea Demolished.
armorial», 0.. July u.-A cyclone
struck this city. coming from the south-
west, and literally demolished almost the
entire south end of the city, leveling ill
housualmoattothegrouud. The loo-will
foot up about ”10,1110. it i miraculous
that nobody was initially killed. The else
trio light, telegraph and telephows wires
andown. Streets were tilled with (alien
tress. audgcttiug around is attended with
not only dilculty but danger. Several poo-
pls were badly injured. .
Inuit-d Over a- nll "all.
alumna, Pa. July u.-—ltollofonters
mgreatly excited over a discovery of oil.
ltooud out of the hill Justweat of the
town and flowed down Spring creek. being
plainly distinguishable on top oi the water.
A company is being formed to pruprct and
taatthe extent of the dbcovery. Oil and
natural rights an also being bought
and la prices are being paid.
Canonical and the Fair.
nan-roan. July lt~Exeeutive Commie
sinner Woods made a report to the world's
lair mansgern showing that lztit‘onnecticut
concerns have already applied directly for
space, twenty-seven others have applied
from other states and lot) others have so
plicatlons on the way. Major Woods 8 mn-
ldsut that the state will make a very end-
ltable exhibit -
rive Were Killed.
lmnurows, N. l'., July l-i.-—A party of
New York people while roturningina three
seated wagon iron Wurtohoro, where they
had atteudad a picnic, were struck bys
wan-tho Ontario and Westernrailmad
and live were killed.
Rana-abet Again Accused.
Wasnrnoroa, July lt.--Chairrnan lien.
liaison. of the house postofllce committee.
has received additional charges. tiled by
Philadelphia parties interested in the con-
structlonotposumatic tube linen for mail
carrying purposes. against Postmaster (len-
eral Wanamaker.
Ilmaa by lat slag.
Barons-can. duly its-«lint slag was
dumped into a swamp near tho l’ennsyl~
vanla Steel works. causing an explosion.
Louis Hunter, a colored man, was killed
and two other men were sariomly hart.
Raw Osman.
slyll—Jl'he latest ad-
oaduras indicate that
thamolutkmarymovemeat has been-no
casstahaadthedaiuregovenmentlaplay-
lagforachaauto step downaudoutsnd
avoidmllltsrysaseutioa.
'l’rlanl ta lava Illa Iran-or.
stress. 3. 1. July ls.—-Willlm Pardv,
gains-years: was drowned while so
tsmptingtosava his sinner-old brother
Inward. who "mod
Irina let a Candidate.
Vacuum, July is. —fleuator Brice our
phatleallydsalsd the hushed statement
thathvwosldsuseasd as chairman
ire-aunts»: :
5:80,li:50and7:80p.m.
,
meant-um; ,
BUHDAst—Lsave Booth Nor-walk, 1090 n in. 18:30. 2:00, 3:30, ‘
Leave Baton Point, 11:10}ia.m.,1:10‘, sun, 5:00. 6:40 and 9.00 pm.
Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
Sav
figfififi. m “$33.“:
attendee. mm MOP- in.
Hy
3 Your Teeth.
HAW man man 03 GROW
ammo n BoidJ’htlnhm. Continu-
anfiumwafiobanw and all work per-
ern Iatry.
ti l.Nal'.:'tte'rlrltltitt given to irregular and
N. .
in» m calm-unable
M?!“ {in extracted sun
on. r. w. nrnrn.
6 Washington sit. Over Phat Mos.
South Norwalh. (loan. oi lr
u...” w ._.......... ”-W
JOHN F. FllNN -
Sanitan Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTER.
will!“ solemn.
llari tat the basement under the Lil)-
mhgdvififim stress. Booth Norwalh.
ill
lupuns .
Pill MB
“llysolictaahareof
Makes an every-day convenience cl I!
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. liighd
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
kage makes two large pies. Avail
mind-ens and insist on having the
NONE SUCH huh I.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. . .Y.
Sparkling and healthlul. Enjoyed bythe
whole family. No other root beer er-
rsct equals Williams“ in strength and
purity. One bottle of ertract males 5
gallons. The great temperance dvmll.
This is wunuiv“jost magma"
as “the". lull [in M”. Ola
trial mil support this (Iain.
'M I I‘ll”... “M“
on. “some; iiimmm
Dental Plates.
'l'hls Impnrvemmt
dose awa with
large snot plate a
men one. the
ten are very sma
y about mulch
. one-fourthlhe
sins, and
Wmer...lt§.
. in
without erl ’lnganr
0-
wt
“1.3
or.
ll. F. Mail's lilies. Nels it.
s. s. L’Hornmod
Miami.
unit AW?“ ““83" "
5..
I
.'lltn bi]
.rear pluraung
amen yeara in
era (‘0 All worhwillhavolny
ion. and will he
satisfaction [II-ram
l'sl:
Gasoline Stoves
And tvoid Ilsst asli Expense during
the tanner Omen.
Wehavathav'ybsatraaha
THE MANHATTAN
IN All. SIZED.
Will hale. mob and do all the work of a
stove with half the trouble and expense. 10
in use in this town.
Call and See Them.
BASELINE I5 GENTS A OAllllN.
W.H.lleeker&llo.
MUSIC "All. BLOCK.
lave Noneyl
-rzlnusmvs
Factorv at Five Mile River.
__.-..»-—.._
BHEAT HEIIIIIITIIIN
III PRICES.
Great varietyof Valociparles and man a
lentils-coat. Aim a due Ilse of Doll and
”rotunda-mellow.
a rare
noon "M’Pcilit.
FISHING.
snout mm A snow.
J. E. Power".
“new use: ....
nonmfiifumc run ,_
ll
'MEII
ww—
Ara sole agents in this city for the
Fllllllllll cull", VERMONT.
ilHEAIEHI ASSOCIATIIIII
BUTTER. ‘
made u St. Albans. Vt. rm as sun. At this
asamn of the year the association do not tlud
ready sale for all the roll butter ,thoy make.
'lhe over product ls sold in tubs. and this
butter wecall you to notice. It is the same
sweet, well-made article as thelrroll butter at
klmndlesa. Wednd sale-tor tubsas well
as by single pound.
Hal‘s nice handy little ill-lb. packages: aim
I) and ill-lb. tube. Thine who bought tube of
us last summer can repeat with mnlldr-nce so
to fine quality. Prim 25c lb. Special prices on
a) and Il-lh. tube.
M...“—
minimums!
PAYM ENTS
'31 WEEKLY!
anwwfi Natchesthoinsfiharms.
Hamel Clockshiamonds.
TABIIII. .IIIHNSIIN A BIINPAAI.
2I9 Inaugue St.
crrvnannsousnr. BMW", I. I
Thus far our goods delivered In South Sor-
walk have given general satisfaction. and our
method of payment lshl iyappreclaml. lull
information can be bacilli} our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
ll RAILROAD PLACE.
' sum unmu colic
on... council ..
NOTICE !
HEDIICTIIIN IN PRICE 0F
llISTIlIHE I
(in and after this date the
price of Lustrine will be
I 00. a Cake.
wwfl
Samples free of your grocer,
or at Hale's Drug Store.
July let, 189:3.
Washbum troshyco’s
superlative
Mil. Minna It bears the name I
ll URN (“lastly L‘o‘s. None genuige
withootit.
-. r.
«e... Rubens a. 60.,
NILI. AGENTS,
“gtMAIN STREET, HARTFORD. (053'.
ill?“
Wheeler 8!. Hanlord,
53 MAIN STREET, so. NURWALK. L'l‘.
Agents [or
IICTIIII. PHENIX, WAHNIIHI &
HANBIEH. flIIlIIIIHI ANII
IIIHIIHH 60008.
I! you want to have «ruler! and speed, ll] DE
A’ VICTOR WHEEL. with Spring Fork and
llfi-inch Cualuon Tires. both wheels final to
anylgnmatk- tire}. NO BURST. it [‘50-
Tl . fully guaranteed. and only 31:54».
if run have decided to try a pneumatic. buy
a V ctor, the almplnt to manage. Simm—
Terms to suit. .
GIRGOBI' 8305.. LOWS.
IS “'ALL STREET, NORWALK, CT.
Clint
J. H. Brown,
SANITANI PLIINIINB. STEAI and
IA8 FITTING, TIN ”BEING,
SHEET IIIIIN NORA
in all branches. A at forriOU'l'liAillland
ROBERTMN SPE( ALTH'ZS, and celebrated
MAHONY LON? PKFJQL'RE STEAM and
HOT WATER BOILERS.
The linear line of
Stoves, Ranges & Healers
nu. site. or. All mun
Willi.
Special attention given to Jobbing. All or-
deru will bet-reenter! with pmmplllude and
care. All work done by lint-clans workmen
at the lowest prices.
Ill NABIIINI'I'BN 8T. IIIIIDBE.
onusnrn STONE.
...__.., .. “an: .
Rental Contractor reliever
Business a Specialty.
F. .M. Pierce,
Inch lion lionlh Reside-ea N 7 Pros-
pool so. NW}.
Norwalh.l n.
HUL‘CWORWKHKW'X. ally
' l‘he leading on. market of the
ALL SIZES OF M is m
HUNT 8!. ZEllIFF’S
32~Wasmxurox Smart—32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of nhud arrives every day.
was warm cusur
Islam sdnmrs.
[OBSTEHS
PICAIEII DISTEBS.
()rdoreoollod for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oyo
tor and Vogolhhlo Market,
Humuflurr's
32 NAAIIINIM START.
ill}: (.‘.i‘"i.;\’m'r h,
1‘ \ INST/9x l'MNEUUS
{in}?omens. 5*
fir; ‘ V' .
111,1)th
in'tllfi‘ ‘ . "
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
A»... “an—w... ,_
Concrete Walks, -'
Flag Walls,
Bull) and (inner
Put down in the best nfinner at
the lowest price. I '
GRADING,
SUIIIIING,
, ENCAVATING
B Y
armour. inns.
Admin new
lllllllllfi 6 Pill cm. In mun
own cm. "
The owner has placed in our
hands for sale a limited number
of first-class building lots on
Quintard and Lincoln avenues
(the Woodward homestead) at a
very low price, as the building
thereon will greatly increase the
value of his remaining property.
Only $100 need be paid inad-
vance. the balance can remain at
5 per cent. The party selling
this property is positive that
these lots wi l
or will give a wmmx ovarian-
rm: to take the lot back at the
expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter-
est at 6 per cent. r annum on
the amount of can paidthereon.
This is a reliable first~clasa offer
to home builders or investors.
CUDLIDGE l. LIICIIVIIIIID.
0 MAIN KIRK“. NORWALK.
0R
Geo. Lockwood.
L‘ .\I.\I.\' STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
10 II
312-“ 7-”- .mre-e
gi‘fi‘FL‘E Egg-flag...“ .
W. ngucub
9,; m%
AM». muslin-slew.
double in value in ,
three years, and to each purchns— .
Norwalk Chronicler