W 5 Hotel.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION.
‘ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FlNKENSTElN.
New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
General Manager.
iiié‘surf IN DANGER;
“The Pardoned Murderer May
Be Lyucbed.
' [all NOBLE!) OUT 0PM
_ arr-s Beards a Trail- with the l’urpoaw
1W and Killing Ill-~60-
araar'aahaaau Denounced and Banged
d nil-It! h lily [or Ilia Action.
m Aug. lL——Late yesterday after»
Dill Chief of Police Davis received A letter
blunting him that Colonel Clay King
would be taken from the jail at night and.”
hnglduuhottodeath byamob. The
. Iotterltltsd that the preparations were on
foot to form such a mob as would be able to
storm the jail. no matter what he would do.
The police at once communicated the con-
hllll (I the latter to Shut“! NeLendan
Mbllltrro timain makingupbismind.
The north bound Newport News train
"Winthemaroftho jailaud
7,‘Oolouelking,incompany with bissou
Hanghton. quickly cmcrgedfrom the prison
andgot abodrd. they were accg'lpunied
by the aherifl. The trio will proceed to l-‘ul-
ton. where they will board a Nashville and
(nuttanooga train and thence proceed to
Nashville. The Nashville train will meet
the lamisvillo train from Memphis at like
Kinkink‘la. and there is no remote possibili.
ty that the prisoner can be intercepted
there.
lthstatedthatthe Poston partyareona
metal train endeavor-lug to overtake the
Manda attempt willbc madetokill
the prisoner.
Indigo-lit at Buchanan.
Never was there such a storm of indigna-
tienaronsodin this cityaathnt caused by
theactron of Govemor Buchanan in com-
muting King’s ‘ to impr'
fnr'life. Immediately after the sentence of
Kingby the supreme court his wife began
It. work in his behalf. Then friends of
David Paton, the man whom he had mur-
dered, prepared a petition to the governor
paying himtosllow the law to take its
course. This letter was signed by thousands
of the best people of Memphis. the leading
lawyers and gentlemen' In all the high walks
of life.
The federal court refused to interfere and
Attorney General Garland was taken into
the case. Through his efforts and others
began the pleas from beyond Memphis
which were so dhtasteful to the people of
tilt city. Governor Buchanan received let-
ters and petitions torn Senators Carliale
0% Blackburn. of Kentucky; f‘nngmuman
and the entire Tenn cough-a
sional delegation Other petitions were re—
csived from Governor Bogg. Gpvornor
Funds. “Governor Taylor. of this state.
and many from persons beyond the etute
who have played a succesful hand in poli-
ties.
“urged in Effigy.
When the news of commutation was first
mired last night there was not much
comment. but when it was learned that the
80m action had in a measure boon
mphd by this political influence violent
Wm of indignation were heard on all
all]: Governor Buchanan is being roundly
W Ind there are some unfavorable
comments on the part taken by Senator
Harris.
Grover Cleveland in also mixed up in the
m The widow of lax-Lieutenant
King, of Kentucky. and Clay King‘s sister.
who married hercousin. wrote toMr. Cleve—
hltll in regard to the matter.and Mr. Cleve»
Iandlnhisroply said hohadonlysuperncial
knowledge of the case, but from what he
know he hoped that the death sentence
would not be executed. lir. Cle'reland‘n
litter was at once forwarder! to Governor
m and when Mr. Cleveland‘s
mm known he also was roundly
denounced.
lut'uight a huge crowd gathered at the
met Iain and Ilul'non streets. where
Hogan-dusted Fusion. and hanged (low
erucr Bonito-arr in effigy. Speeches were
Iterward madeby prominent citizens. in
which Governor Buchanan was fiercely do
unuuud.
Afterlianglng Governor Buchanan in ef~
“like crowd set the eflgyon fire and
watcheditbum
no III”! In I (roar-um.
Diana. Aug. li—Tbe emperor has con.
sated to be godfamerof the seventh son of
m Hermann. a weaver in Ketteuin;
d tht eighth non of Flor-Ian Brenart.n
wurkruaa la ”edema. and of the tenth
sea d Peter 'flcby, a can-inter lu listibor.
no hum each at the baby boys twenty
Vaugha- to lie a cardinal.
tirade-o.
MMWIIIWII”
mu; While llatlrlag.
Imam. rt. it. Aug. rr.-— Jar-u
twenty-Ive years. and Latin
twenty-three years. were
bathing. Their bodies were
rill-weld
w
W
Ain'elaa-Aesreas.
Amaranth“...
Molotov!
savanna-manual
he has Kline.
I. 3.. A: ll. uisnbn Ger» beads of
THE ARENA 0F POLITICS.
Governor flower (lives Ilia Opinion
About Judge Bunny‘s Decision.
Wanamwa. N. Y... Aug. ll.-Governor
Flower, when asked to give his views on
the recent decision that the "apportion-
ment statute is unconotitutioual. said:
"Judge Ramsey’s decision and opinion
msmgindictmeat of the Republican
party, If its newsprint were honest enough
toadrnit it. Republicans for seven years.
onthestump. iuthepressaudiu the legisv
htnre. have been trying to justify them-
Islves for not passing an enumeration bill
on the ground that. the year 1885 having
passed. no enumeration could be lawfully
taken until 1815.
“This claim even so strong a Republican
as Judge Rumsey now brushes aside as un-
worthy ol notice and y condemns
his party for its seven years refusal to order
an enumeration as the preliminary for a re
apportionment. Of course the real reason
for the refusal was the fear of a loss of the
legislature.
“The only comfort Republicans can get,
therefore, out of Judge Ramsey’s opinion is
hb decision that the new apportionment h
unfair. But if the now apportionment to
unfair, what is the old apportionment which
the Republicans foisted on us in 1379 and
have refused to modify over slucei
"That apportionment gave St. Lawrence
county. with 84.000 inhabitants, three mem-
bers of the aasernbly. while it only gave
Orange county, with 85.000iuhabitanta. two
members. Do you think that would stand
Judge Romney's test of constitutionality!
“Yet that is only a sample ofthe unfair-
neu of the apportionment of row. which.
with the increase of population. has grown
steadily more unfair ever since. until the
Democratic legislature of lair: corrected
most of its inequalities.”
Carter and Cooper Confer.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ll. -— Collector of
Port Cooper returned from New York,
where be consulted with Chairman Carter.
of the Republican national committee with
regard to the lampuign. Chairman Loner
has ‘ U “ ‘ Cooper to some irri-
portaut work during the campaign, but just
what it is the rolloctor declined to my lie
admitted that he expected to take a part in
the campaign, rind it. is believed that he
will look after several doubtful congres-
sional lflflll’lctrl and sum in organising the
Republican party in one or two states ad-
jacent to Pennsylvania
College Republican Clubs.
Saw Your. Aug. ll. -l’resident Burke.
of the College League of Republican Clubs.
has isued an address to the league in which
he lnvitrn young Republicans now In col-
lege to attcudfihe national convention of
the Republican league of the United States
at Bulalo on Sept. 1 and ‘3, and states that
will collerre men unexpected to be program.
Noble on the situation.
L‘rrruaoo. Aug ll.—Semtary of the ln‘
terior Noble was here on his way to Ash-
land. Win in an interview he said that the
prospects of the Republican party wore
very bright and encouraging. ile did not
think there was any ill feeling between
Harrison and Blaine.
GLADSTONE STILL YVAITING.
No Iliviuiou In Not on the Motion of Sn
Confidence.
Losnox. Aug. ll.-(‘ontrnry to expecta-
tion the political duel in the house of (our-
rnonshaanot yet minated in a division
on the motion of confidence. The mo
tion will come to vote probably in today's
proceedings. and the ministry will migu
on Friday. The cabinet will meet early
Friday. when it will agree upon sending its
resignation tot 0 queen by telegraph. it.
will not rvqui more than one week to
form a new cabinet and lactic write for the
reelection of think-writ.
Since the general elections have taken
place Hr. Gladstone has received numerous
congratulatory telegrams from such bodies
as the Central Syllsgos of the Ont-Mal Con-
federation. Athena. the Bosuollenegor-
iuian committee. Bcrviau schoolmaster; the
Bohemian club in the niehsruth. the Young
Armenian club of Constantinople. lxisidee
the New Zoalaud ministers and home rule
associations throughout the entire world.
A Triumph for Wise-ravin-
Bnurr. Aug. lI.—-»’l'ho ngeblatt sn-
nouuees that Baron vou Bolton, govarnor
of German east Africa. has asked to be re-
lieved from him trust. This is accepted as a
triumph for Major “'issrusnn. The man
have long been enemies.
To Shoot at low-rt finial.
tin-arsenal). Aug. ll.—Adjntant (ion-
eralGrermland. of the state National guard.
announced that. the annual regimental and
brigade matches will be shot attire state
range. louut Gretna. during the week bo-
giuuing Aug in
Cit-low trio), Accused
War-moans Yuma. It Y. Aug ll.-—
Clinton Clapp. an sup-"ism of this place
and s promlmat Republican politician. was
arrested by Anthony (knurled on the
charge cfsaudlngobscsasllmatars thmugh
the malls m... ...-_ .-
no ”TM-g“ lull Didw‘ I In“.
El. Aug. ll. Alanna
thabraeb for wean
lug-loudandaooonltngtotheoflcer’s
idea. ludmt bathing suit of tersey cloth
alsoveleai and short in the lap.
enema onus. tune.
from. Aug. tl.-—l¢ewsfrorullt Peters-
burgasd 'f'eherau sbowatlnt the ravages
ofthe cholera are Increasing in virulence.
'l‘ksduthaiutkalsttar plauaamberovsr
duty daily.
Declare-MM Seer.
banana; tI.-'l‘la senatorial doma-
stradcastatlrlscttybavealarmedtbspops.
whole about to send a note to um
muting that bats has a prisoner
them. ,
A County Without funds.
Curtain! 1.. Aug. ll-‘l‘here mm
freehold-rs
”but!“
5:50pm.
will leave South lNorwalIr at to a. m.,
12:30, 2:00, 3:30, and
Leave Roton Point, 11 a. um, 1:10, 2 :40. 5.00, and0: 45 p.111.
4 .25 for Wilson Point only.
SUNDAYS—Leave South Norws‘k,10:30 o m., 12 30. 2.00, 3:30,
5:50 and 7:30 p. in.
Leave Roton Point. 11le min. 1:10, 2:40, 5.00. 6:40 and 8:00 p.rn.
my“
Excursion Fare.
25 ‘ Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice.
Forum-“Ilium.
The Bordenjtazbamber lu-
quest Still Continues.
IO M I’AOTS BROUGHT '1’0 LIGHT.
'l'lre lvide-ea Against Min ltordew arrrl
Jolt- V. Morse Tory .‘irrsgrr uml Insul-
flcinll—‘l’lre Tragedy Ilmv of “I. Moat.
Peculiar Crimes of Its-cent Year-a.
FALL RIVER, blues . Aug. ll.—-l’oople of
Fall River caurtalk or think of nothing but
the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J.
Borden until some (mu ‘m arrested or tried,
or the crime becomro. lIko runny another
murder, an old and unfathomable rrrystery.
The town seems to have snugwmled burri-
nera to stand on the arror-t corners and dis.
cuss the tragedy.
That an old and migrated tm'rullrml. with
an ample fortune and u fruuuus nnluP.
living in I closely will-Id rroighlmrhrod,
could be butchered in his owu house at high
noon. andhis wife slain in another room
near by at the same time. and the bodies
be discovered while the blood was still
warm upon them, and that no trace of the
amnesia should be found after a week's
search, acorns incredible All this makes
the Fall River murders one of tho great
murder mysteries of the cpor h.
The Inquest.
Nate Detective Seavcr handed the follow-
ing bulletin to the press reporters: “The
inquest was continued and the witnesses
examined were Rise Linie Borden. John
V. Morse. lies Emma L Borden. Dr. R. W.
Bowen. Adelaide B. Churchill and Hiram
C. Harrington. Nothing Ill-veloput for pub~
licution."
This was all that was given out after ox:
aminations lasting four and a half hour:
The principal witneas was More Lizzie Bar»
J. V. afoul
den. The chnngo in NIL-n Bufdt‘ll'a appear-
snce after her examination was the chief
topic of conversation at the polim ntatinn.
“‘hatt'rzr the police may think of the
strength of their view». it I» cerium that the
opinions of Miss Borden‘s many fn'onda are
entirely of her “10000006. This fueling is
gaining more adherents every hour.
When Mr. Morse mine from his r-xaruina»
tton he was as calm and 11!“th as he has
been since suspicion has been dim-rod to
ward him. Miss Emma Borden's manner
was lea disturbed than any of the witnesses.
Dr. Bowen told a straightforward story.
covering the time since he was called to the
Borden how. a few days before the mur-
der. Be incidentally gave some evidemv:
which startled the authoritioa The nature
of this would not be given for publication.
but it was learned that today another ex-
amination of the dead bodies will probably
be made at Oak Grove cemetery. ‘
Hiram Harrington could oiler very little
testimony regarding the circumstances sur~
rcuudingthemunler.nbe aaldbewasuot
In the vicinity when it occurred Taken
slinfither in connection with an authonta
tlve statement volunteered the police have
presented very imam-tent and meager ovi-
dencs against any member of the family.
and the evidence that they have lire-cured
lunch that it would be dangerous to m
cred upon it.
A Doctor's change of “one.
The Daily News publhbea the following:
“A physician who nguru as prominently
In the inveetigailon of the Burden mystery
lauryooethat can be mentioned cited a
sscretofblspersouslornnion thallihs
Haste Borden was probably guilty ofrnur—
der. Thbmorul be was asked if there
kadbeenany utoothellueof
pr'uasieacid audkh quinine con
caning It was . lustesdofsuswen
Iirgdireetlyhe cited bk hypothetical case
rainbows:
"Given sstvcug Who-
Whetstone-premier!»
erbiueadtbsttberswas Ia evanescen-
THE UNIVERSAL PEACE UNION.
It lollelle cum-w. All and Thank.
Harriso- alrd fli- Cabinet.
Nuw Losnos. Conn Aug. ll. —~'l'bs twerr
tyaiath annual meeting of the Universal
Peace union was opened with praye'r by
Rev C E. Kimball. of New York. Alfn-d
ll. Love. of Philadelphia, presiding. heir
ten were read from many prominent people,
including err-President merchant]. The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
The Universal Peace union acknowlodgaa the
receipt of exfreaident Cleveland-letter. and
begs to my to blur that the friends of the peace
would bavsry grateful to him if he will me his
great Influence for the advancement of the lab
tlemeut of all dimeulties by arturrsttou.
The following resolution was also adopted
and ordered forwarded:
Reached. Tbsttha thanks of the Universal
Peace convention be eupreesed to the president
of the United States and his r'abinnt fr: their
sympathy and cOoperstion in promoting on a
number of occasions the objects and purpose-
of the Universal Pans union.
Hamilton Wilcox. of New York. spo
length on woman suffrage. The corn
on the emotion of a Peace temple
encouraging report.
MAY BE THE CHOLERA.
A Peculiar Its-lily Ill-ease That Is Rav-
aging a New Jeremy Ilonrll'lr.‘
le Bucrrswrcrr. Aug. IL—The residents
of Hellmetta, a thriving borough on the
Amboy division of the Pennsylvania rail
road. about ten miles from this city. are
alarmed over an epidemic which is prevail
iug there.
The disease is of a [wouliar character. and
twenty deaths have resulted in low than a
week. it is much like dysentery. but far
more severe. Fears that it is Russian
cholernare entertained by the physicians.
who seem unable to check its rsvsgea The
disease first made its appearance in a faint
ly of Russian Jews.
at
'ttce
an
RYDER SUNK iN SHAME.
Ila Confesses Ills thrill—Ills Wife Par~
intros llerseif for Ills Suite.
1'th cyan
“lichens
GREATEEIIEARTH
’AgreCHeII'Ew Ia
‘ Found '
Bring Quick Returns
If placed
in the
Columns
Sentinel
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Teeth filled will:
Am allplset c materials.
fluid, Platinum or Pomelnlnt.
oua (Iurn and Rubber
talning to modern dentistry.
(‘h drop a teeth.
All work at most reasonable p i on.
Teeth tilled and extracted pain newly
DIl. F. W. DABMEII
ill W aalrlngtontit 0!. or
South Xorwalk. ('onn.
”Save Your Teeth.
ld. Platinum. Alloy.
Tee Itrcated and successfully I room-d with
ero
Artificial teeth on Gold. Platinum. f 'orltiuu
Males. and all work per-
Ilal attention given to Irregular and
Poet ()Illce.
PAYM ENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watcheachiilnstharms.
Mantel Clocks.Diamonds.
lillllll. JOHNSON t onIIPIIIl.
2|9 Montague 81..
Cl'i'YllALLtIQUAllE. Blflflklyn, Il. l
Thus for our goods delivered In South Sor-
walk have given general satisfaction. and our
method of pay merit in highly appreciated. l-' ull
information run be hall of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
IIIIIN F. FIYNN
Sanitary Plumber,
IIIIIIIIIIIi l SPFCIIITI.
:3:
tilled If. for
Airguns
Gulrc.
Al “unburi—
Plttolyurg ,,,,, 001000021 Jill
St Lani-I ,,,,,,, It 0 II II :3 o o H I) : l 1.‘
Gnarls-rt and Mark. lll'l‘ilclielt‘m aII-l Bu- It
ltariwv- .md Insist on tuning the
KERR El
N'TINE SUCH hunt.
I. & SOULS. 5} mm: :, 3. Y.
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
liav“ing taken the ham-merit under the LII»-
llll“ 'nslringtou street. South Xorwnlk.
PIIIMBINE
Iv RAlLllOAD rues.
30qu tumor cor
C rad d u ck’ 3
N0. I09 WASHINGTON STREET.
The People's Market.
ALL KINDS OF l'lll’ME MEATS AND
FRESH VEGETABLES IN THEIR
SEASON.
Hive II- a trial and you will bot-nu- a 4m [y
('uotnmt r.
Hard Times Prices.
A. ll. ClllllIIIIIBK,
in use in this town.
lay.
At ('blcagw a. u v.
Chicago ........ 003000000'374
lmhvilie......2 0 3 3 n II It I (i 515 1'
llutcbinann. Kiltrtdge. hub; and sibrirvr.
titration and (irirn.
At ('lcvulunrl
Ir II :
Clevelanil., 280000000—5»!
(‘Incinnati ..... It 0 o 0 (I n l o II I‘. u ;I
(‘uppy and Zlmmor. Chamberlain and liar
rington.
lasrltuv LIAUL‘I datum
At Albany—
Albany ........ 30002l001~-
Providence...» 0 0 0 u u u u o...
Dolley and ileum. Nulllvan and Ryan.
At Bingbmton II II I.
Bln'lnmlonw: l 5 2 o II o o um.“ I
M‘hwetor ..... it I) l ‘J 0 l I) II IL 1 ~ I
Coughlln and ill-rue. Mklnaun and H.-
Kaolin
Al Troy». II II I
Troy .......... .Mrzurrooruuirl.
Bud-lo ........ uuluoluroust
Tucker and t‘ahiil. Founder and l mohair
East!
pvovos the appcmo, and ands digestion.
in Immaflcdtemperaucrdnnh
L _ (canning: lusciou'u.
y and cheaply made at home.
Health-
Cno bottle of
311' sli‘ llAl. l. BIAX'K.
Save Money.
BY VISITING
F. BIIYISTIIN’S
m hall on flatuniay and will be buried in
Woodlawu cemetery Hmday. The funeral
Call and See Them.
- GASOLINE I5 GENTS N GALLON.
W.H. MBBIIBl&-llll.
Factorv at Five Mile River.
mC-::Ltllaonx. Aug. ll.~—llr-Ilry 8' Ryder. fax SAlf [VMYWIRE [respectfully solicit asharr of publir patron- .. “I“ - ‘Pnopnlw: ~ I“- ~ ' -.
o ruled blatesmusirl hero. who ieuudor ‘ ,, .. ___- _ lire 1min- to plumbing I have done for the
arreat charged with bavrng misappmpriutod past seven years. luthe employ of \'.\ H. kav
the sum of MANN) honors. has formally "if" Afi'flfi ‘1‘“! In“ all WNW-11ml:
' ft ram tk ill
conformed that be Is guilty of embezzlement ;.,;.,2.“;.,',‘., in...” _ ”K ’n...':’m:'1 5&2,
and forgery. . . . -
He says that be produced false mipte
and that he induced his wife toperjure her- Economy and cumton !
self and make a false statement when he , , _
was arraigned incourt. Mrs. Ryder. who is I 5"
also under arrest. will probably be released. B l' s
use... we... 330 IIIB IOVBS
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RewYork ..... notorioltil‘i . ..
Stein and Kinsluw. Rania lull Ewing. . ‘\e h." ll“! "'3 he“ lullkt'
At Philadelphia- in. II. a.
Philadelphia, (I510 0 0 0 II lw-G 6 II
Baotou .......... o o o o o 0 o u 3» :I r I Makes an every-day convenience of an s
Kmart-smith". Sllrcttaandfiwu'l- old-time quurv. Pure and wholesome. ome
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l’nrunrunu. Aug. Il.—~TIrr- buy of "IlIrIerotnnl unomgmw
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mm W murdered Ill VIIINIIN. trill itlll suppuIl this (min. Em!“
Chill. arrived here. The hearse Containing I or IMM" w ‘ In PmcEs
the body was followed from tho trillion to m '
tbeuudertaker’s by a great crowd. " “ M ' ‘
nonmainswlll In rule In lndepeud MERRILL -————-—ooo——-~—-
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It'iI’BOIAIJJ' 0
HEAT "A BGAIND
will be an elaborate civic and military deru
castration. ... _ ..
Arr Arctic l‘leet Overdue.
Win-rumor. Del. Aug. ll.~~'l’be
Argent... Captain George Bartlett. called
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
fil’AM'llkl). (20! ‘5.
A live. ph mlveinslllultnn for the martial
li’lIIIIIIK 0 wow men and {mum woman for
bustier-a. It: itmrmrxlr wur superior meth-
ods. mmplelemnlpmenl. and efflr lent firms of
lglm’s'vre have won for it the turntl-lenm of
I‘
lean than met.
Babycarrlam my cheap.
'1 I. Is
Great varluty of Yelnclllfllm and rile-I» Is
Also a nut- line- of Dell and
' WMWyO Dix.“ New York.
from here for lvigtut. Greenland. Hbo In
Thelma employs five "Id! In the mo
lite trade between New York and Omar
Maud assllsre forty- live days ovardurd
thoArgeutaIsdispstchedto learnwhetber
lhoyarelostorhlmkedIatheica -
A fraawrves and Jelly Trust.
3 Y .A . n", It MN "I, ('FJHAKQMIHI’YWO WA. W---.
“yum“ £513“! Dominant-mks“ final." I ‘ ”finékuarlw
M’.l%°lwlhfi”u‘3o2”$ rm “It” m :‘Illlilfl'm‘ h- SIIIIIIEW DIIIEIIS l SPEBIIITI.
uncut manufacturers of the United L“;‘£..“'M‘Ww “flagpole-tract W’FW
rte-moi“ “ "“ ...... titr'u'mr new: "fit J E- Power-
'Iii love to low lluvea.
flaw Ham. Aug. lL-Jl'be Robert 8.
(locum of New York city. the
lull-tut bre- gnods meant-cunts In
the United Draws. have decided to move
thlrfseu-ymihlaelty.
A Double. Party Upset.
W as: lL—muoz'm
mil: I “W“:
city. were upset by the vehicle
with-tree. fleveralwmlnjured
An tuba-a- lather.
A: Hallow-n
humus-babe ' mm.
Demanded-unconfined.“ fig
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