New Hotel-
a
y _ . erwfllk. 00m. . . .
The Most charming Summer .Ilesnrt on lung lslantl’ Sound.
”New; Bathing HOuses.‘
New Attractions. . f
Every Facility For Pic
n
riding for large Excursions.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION.
' ROTON‘POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
a. FINKENSTEIN.
MlillE surround our.
Two Other Roads Swell the
Strikers' Ranks at Buffalo.
THE W WILL NOT STOP WORK.
Grand Secretary Deb. Say. “they “are
No Grievance, and. Therefore. Cannot
Wilt—Bowler- and lilotan In Fatal
(leaflet—lore Troop; May lie Called.
BEHALO, Aug. Ei—Tlia "cruel war,” in
it is now called both by the soldiers and the
newspaper correspondents. is still in evi-
dence. The events of the day, while not
alluring the real situation. which is the fail-
ure of the switchmeu‘ir strike, have been
more numerous and exciting than for sev-
eral days.
Onthe side of the strikers the material
events of the day have been the aoceiision
to the ranks of the switchnien vi the Delu-
ware, Lukawaann and \"caii‘rn rind the
Bulalo, Rochester and l’ittnburg. which
nonwhites the ticup, if such it may bemlled,
oiall the roads Centering in Bulinlo. The
men of the latter road wimqr‘tit work are
not numerous, and their action does not cut
any fi , as the road terminates in Buffalo
‘ou the tracks controlled by the linifnlo
Creel: Terminal company. whose men Were
niready.ont. Its only significance lies in the
fact that the Rochester and Pillsbury: is the
great soft coal came-r for this and the up
lakes territory, and \iitli it in the strike all
the coal roads centering iii the port of But-
falo are involved.
The anliawnnnn addition to the involved
roads is of more importance, as its trucks
and trestle: are numerorn'nnd will bare to
have protection if there is a continuance of
the tieup. In addition to ita loading trestle
at the month of the harbor and its cxton»
sive'freight docks at tho_ioot ti Main street
along the writer from. it has It in; nturngu
thug: elm oi the city line in t‘iierlitowugri.
inn hi the same location as that of the
Leliigh Valley. which has been under guard
of three companies of illt‘ Sorority-initial
regiment for the past week. this post iii-int:
an isolated one about 3‘», miles east of the
city line.
A Striker Slim.
All reports to the contrary, up to this
time there have been but two cows where
strikers or mischief makers have been with
ally hit when nhot at by the iroiitb. lion‘-
ever, the Twentyvsei-nnd regiment. ata-
tinned at the Tim farm. where the IA‘Ililbll
Valley decks are located, had n brush with
strikers, one of whom wasshot and so badly
wounded'bynsoldierthnt he is likely to die.
The affair grew out of 854511115 on non-
nnion ewiti'hmeu and several hirer-l5 Were
made. The soldier who did ill» shunting
went with the police to make a birth-melt!
and was himself made a prieoner. A~ may
be imagined, Colonel (‘anip was not long in
making it evident that tho Twentyawond
regiment dill not l’rlhll melt ll’l‘itllllt'llt by
the civil authoritiee. iinil when (ivlit'fld
Doyle told him to take all the “it'll he
wanted, rempturs- his million and take
Winn of the pH In: lucid-punter». If
necessary, tho “iii-I w.» iilw-nr-Il “'llii
alaerityund things Twain-ii it». nit-ill}; lliiv'i
eating. A large sized incident w‘ ' Fibrin ll,
however, when the pollen- r-dmim-d the
soldier before his comrades nznml tri res-r
“whim.
T1170 military authorities have lllNi’ hands
full and the work 15 of the disagreeable
sort, but the uohliers are attending to their
”in a fauhiou that iii surprising. When
. large number of men rind their un»
familiarity with the work in hand is con-
aidered, the fact that there is not more
troulfle by reunion of the annoyance and
hunt: to which they are subjected is
worthy of remark.
Rumors mite the retentiouund williilmw-
alofthe troops are more than numerous,
andIn ”all with Genoml Porter the Unit.-
od Prai- ire-authorized to say thiii. be pro.
m to retain the present force here until
itbfully evident that the civil nutiiilriiio»
can protect lives and property in the proper
manner. This conclusion has been reached
aim a moat thorough inspection of the sit-
and the stations of the troops in
, General Porter. who reporte to
Governor Flower every day as to the out-
k, is now firmly convinced that. there will
{To material change in affairs for some
days. 'lb nao'his exact Words: “You may
make the'ntatemont lair to the intention of
just ll aliphatic as you picture."
no Confers-do of the Chiefli.
It may be unturned that elm men will all
be here until the clone of the week at lmt,
unlu- trhl Ikilie la sooner declared oil. I)“
of' the question the expected
thh afternoon between Meir-yr».
Sweeney, Sargent. mint and Wilkinson,
9! % Ivritcliu'neiiJ firemen, conductor:
, w to have an inn-
‘ shearing, there iii no ground to
the belief of twenty- four honrn ago
the three loot named orders willflnd
no reasonable ground for joining in in gen-
“1% Reportathat “the local firemen
he . ed’to ptriiio orig] have made their
_ khown to Grand Neuter Sargent ro-
ghiln to take their view of the, case
the conference are not yet traced to any
neuron.
incident at the Tim farm and the
all of the lack-wank for protection may
result in addition to the troops here. and
General , Ia consulting with General
Doyle II to whether the premtlorce can
do the additional work required if the
[tuition is nettled in the negative, than
more membenof theguard will come on
to Erie county.
r The balm nan among the 7.000 National
unduly are the men of the rim
, come, Captain Gallup. 0w-
” imoho nuisance nag-are value-
le. In the daytime. and at. night. the not
"I“ '01 electric Itch“ in the railroad
mania torch usual. of no avail.
up and lib men have beenhm
the outlay mflmll . running when
m _ and cum 3 in on railroad
about. where pomlble. with ii view to con-
lomb. the fourteen camp- wit'h brigade
l'l'iionhtiollweremadelaetnl'htandre-
wmnaeivodouthewlreat General
emiromtbeumpaotuu
. lath, iii. Seventy-lint and tin
Manama commoner M
“We! Gallupm twenty
In hell the different can
Cb . II.33..“ ich he mg”:
.' Ind! com ton t t on c .
oil will be complete
A- halting Incident.
lit-whom Wood
Charles (label.oi 'l‘itunville. were making
upu train when they were approached by
Thomas hhuiuher, 'l‘tioinu ()‘Liinxlilin,
Bernard Duuliaiiil Patrick Mulligan. Mo-
Gnerkin and Gaboi were employed In place
the leader of the Iitriliers, and when he
«lied to IcGuerltin and Babel to stop
work and join the union he was met with a
refund.
“Come on, than. boys," heralled whi-
eouipaidona: “lot Ill show them we can run
this yard yet." Suiting the action to his
words, Member picked up u heavy stone
and made for Gabel. Ho pounded the!“—
ter until he was inunaihle, and then
D‘Laughliu and Dunn jumped on Gabel and
kicked him in tho stomach until they
thought him dead. Then the five strikers
pounded Mcfluerkin until he who black and
blue. All this happened in a few minutes
and in fiiil View of oeventylre soldiers of
tho Twenty'uecoud regiment. The soldiers
were under commandof Lieutenant Charles
Aston, who with aix of his men made a rush
for the pugilistic strikers and told them
they were under met.
The strikoriipaid no attention to the com-
mand, but kept on pounding McGnerkin
and (label. Lieutenant Anton gave the
command to tire and his men discharged
their guns right in the midst of the email
mob. Two butleta took effect and both
atruck Munahcr, the lender. One ball shut~
iered his arm and the other went through
his body. He fell unconscious. During the
excitement which followed unicorn of the
Seventh precinct. under Captain Quinn, ar-
rived. (label and Number. the injured
men, Lieutenant Aston and the four other
strikers were sent to the [)0qu station.
(lullel and Hammer. who are in ii critiuil
condition and may die. Wore afterward sent
to the hospital. Then followed the arrest
and release of Lieutenant Anti-n.
Important Meeting an sun-Mun.
A contort-nee Will be held in Scranton on
Thursday Willi General Manager link-tend.
of the luteknwnnna Thomas I‘. )lrliliiiion,
chief of dllhluu No. 10:: of the Urdu of
Railway Telegruphena. wdl meet Past i’hief
Thuhtliillll Scranton on Thuminy. lien:
erul Manager Iliilfiti‘tfll, who was In litif~
falo, hit-v b it Ill,l’i' for home. Tllt‘i'ulilrr-
enco will be an important one nIiil Will in-
pnrticipiited in by repn‘sentiitivw til the
engineer.» lll’t‘iliril, irriinmcn nnd Fwill'll’
iiieiis‘ orgnnimuoua. The remit of the
meeting Will he :itterwnrd ronununimiml
to the iiifl’cri‘ni lodges of the order.
Eleanor Flasher Biahop. who brie been
called the. “True Florence Nightingale oi
Americn"ior her untiriiig \lCVUllOn to the
wounded soldiers and also to sixth-nag iiu-
mutiny. wmi-h tn "til-11ml .liintin, oi the
Thirteenth regiment. that ii' then-should
he blmnished, rind if iruziiau's tender care is
needed, to send (or her.
Cincinnati finitrlunen llrm.
(.‘iuetxxrtri. Aug. 2+.«The Swirchinen'a
Mutual Aid . $‘tK'lltllull here are a unit in
the expressed Ilv-ieriiiiuniiun to l-‘li'lllil by
their t‘lL‘It'l'll brethren in the List if I‘ltllt'il
upon. Theodieuil: of the (llfil‘lt‘ut until.»
are enmewbiit unmey, in. it i: expected
that. pushed to llt‘bpl‘rnlv striiits in Their
fight Willi the New York Ventral Twill, the
B‘Vlfi’lliilr‘l on all Vanderbilt lines may be
called out.
Debit Say» the l‘iirmim “‘uiu'l ‘ll’lkl'.
TERI”: “Al ii- -l. «1... -15. .1
rotary liolis. ll t... liti.t;.-ri.m».i tz' I,...~...
motive 1~ ill'ill‘ Ii. my.» that no strike of the
fittlmr‘n (I! Bl .‘TJlII i’rilllll be legally «titlerr‘il
under the existing conditions without \‘UD'
flicting with the constitution liilll lllWQ of
the order. He was very Htll't‘ that the illv'li
would remain at Work and declared that a
uyi’iipathetic strike was out of tin.- qill'iillull.
..ii.
ll” “1- Trouble int l'hlca‘u.
('Iiu'aoo, Aug, zl—lt has been decided
by the Swrti-hrneii's union here to have
nothing to do wrth i-iirs handled by the
nonunion tin-ii oi illiti'iilo. Tiieywill re-
fuse ti) work the switches for tin-Iii. Thin
means that. than: will be trouble In the
yards here of the Erie. Like shore and
Central roads. and probably in the yard; of
other roads.
IRON HALL OFFICERS SCORED.
Judge Taylor Abruptly End: the near-
lng and Appoint" a Ikeeivrr.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. Lil—Judge Taylor
ended the iron Hail hoarrng abruptly and
appointed Jami-is F. Pulley, ,oi this my, re-
ceiver of the onion fixing his bond at. 11750,.
000. Mr. Pulley lira wealthy man of good
standing. in hiking this action the court
said:
“It In plain that thin l'ivll‘ nhuuld stop
right here. i don't see the use of any argu-
ment. The testimony Iii clear. Sui-b inan-
moment is something the like of which this
court never beforo heard 0!.
”The court has never before. in the tonne
of ten yenrs’ experience on the bench.
known such ii condition of affairs.
“It looks iiiI though the order wan kept up
for the benefit of the oilioem intend of for
the monibcrii of the onion. it is A'Vlili'lll
that. the Iron "all must he cloned out nmner
tighter, and that member-II who clay in the
order the longest will be tho ultimate ant.
forere. lwiil appoint a necotver and it in
unneeouary to go any further."
A It: nipping l‘lrvn i’alln.
bosom. Aug. m-Jl‘he that of (loom
Tweedy & 60.. one o! the best known ship-
ping homes in London, opornung upward
of fifteen large ritearnahipu and the principal
operator: of the North Atlantic Trident
line of IIteIIiiiahipa between Philadelphia,
1 ’ ,Briatot. A" -1-,:' _.mi
Rotterdam. have failed.
Human "and- at n l'rrmlnna.
Tumult. Aug. 2t~—'i'iio sultan has ordered
.grand attack upon the Anxherite rebels.
and h- elated four dollar: tor every prie-
onet- eaptnri-d and eight. dollar: for every
lie-d. .- W. .. -......_.
Rulllvna’a l’eet llllutnnd.
Bar Run. 1.. 1.. Aug. bin-Sullivan la
renting hie feet, on they are badly blintered.
no in in line condition, enjoying excellent
health, and has a vigorous appetite.
oakavn Mada Beecher.
Banniiomz, Aug. ‘M.—~Jndge Bond in-
appointed Hr. (Mum. of New York,
bent receiver of the Richmond Terminal
Min-d may.
1m; no,- Drowned.
Arum, line, Aug. fill—Eddie Bollard.
Nutrients. and Herman Futurism-nod
twelve, were drowned while bathing in
"not-d mun. neuter.
Panama... ll. Y., Aug. 91.4mm W.
Hannah wodltlou in better and iii. pubs
and temperature In about. 100.
Indictment-In time. It"...
of etfiking lwlwhmen. Manaher acted as .
General Manager.
5:50 p.111. “
Leave Roton Pain, 11 a. m.,
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
and 5:50 p. in.
Tennessee Proposes to Rein-
state Them in the Mines.
THE STOOKADBS WILL BE REBIIILT.
Then a Strong iiiiiml \t'Ill Izm-rr the
('nuu of tho liu-mi Ito-x- Inin tlie
lneloenrnaJ-‘rlio 'nluh .il Illr III-era
Begun and Some Ulnrlmlgfll.
Nauuvrnu, Aug. alt—Thu convict: who
were released by the niineni ill Tracy City,
lawn and Oliver Springs, nnd sent back
to the main prison in this city. on to be re-
turned to ill-lee plln‘o .~' Tub ‘-\'.uh derivi-
mined upon today by the pint» board of
prison inspector». Tho etin-knili II destroyed
by the miners will be rebuilt an ~pemlily u
plausible, and within a short time tin,- cou-
virts will be eugngv-Il iii digging i‘iiul.
Theboard oi prison inapei-tors wmived
the answer of the Tennessee Iron. ("mi and
Railroad company to the nniim given to
them on Saturday last by the llinjhri'klf’d.
This notice Wits that they mini remove
surplus convict» from the wniicuriary.
The Tennenrwo Cord, Iron and Rallll'm'ld
company in their iinswer deny that any of
the alleged g‘fllllltiltl for canceling the lt‘nat!
exist.
They ask that the company be not held
liable for the rental of the controls forcibly
relayed and taken from their [xhwssiou
without their consent, thereby deprivtng
the company of their labor. The i onipniiy.
in their {Inf‘WI‘r’ further risk that the i'ull-
victe that were at Trrwy City. lmnnn and
Oliver Springs be rotunicd and the company
receive protei'tion from insiirri-i-tionzin'
violence.
'I'n ernrn tho C‘ovivii‘ls.
The company also any. that it does not
Wish to unlit-inns the estate or Irlll’llv‘n it
with debt to miuritiiin the law. mid that if
the inspectors [Ift‘ior that the courier.» bililll
not be worked in the n nipniiy'~' twin» 5 the
cirruprmy Will agree to an lllll‘lli‘illiilt‘ ennui
lation of the lease upon the (Retrial and
most muitable terms.
After the nonu- and answer hml been illit-
cmeeil for neural lioursilie board of iii<
ayx‘otorn decided to return thi'i-iirivnvzsro
the mines, and leave the matter of their
rental during their term of ltlli'lit'-.‘. ltvgrtll‘
er With other questions, to be settled by
the legislature, by arbitration or by the
Courts. A large inn-e in a few day: Will 1‘“
gin work on the new stockiidw. Mbl when
the cunvicte are sent to these plow» they
Will be smmgly guarded to prevent any ai-
teiupt to “ileum: them again.
Captain Morton, oi Morton's battery, has
returned from i‘md i'ru-k to l‘tll’lli‘l‘ \ll‘llll
(iot'enior Buchanan concerning the altar".
tiou there. Captain Mort-in think the hill!“-
tii-ri is yet uranium and that trouble may
occur. lie said that General t‘arnea bail iii-
forniatiun thiii lrotwwii 11.000 and Raw
miners were eon-,zi'egiited at Jello-r. en the
Kentucky border, and them was danger of
them making a mid on L‘onl t'n-rhnt any
time.
A Hundred .‘Iinzev- 'Illll'tl-
Captain Morton twitch-«thin tun minors
have been killed lie mil that several
nienibcn’ of bllunflh' purine wr r-- ~til‘. timer-
iug. but it is not known “'llt‘llll‘l' they Wt-l‘i'
killed or not. i'upiiiiii Morton ...:il tor law
abiding people iii tiizit Srt‘ilnil or.- Very rip-
pi'ubell'th‘i‘ of danger to life and phl‘w'l'ly,
unleash the lenderh in the flu! are user. rely
and prumplly‘plllliahcd. and the opinion is
freely expressed that unless rigoromediirt:
for the punishment of the riotem are ph'mil
many law abiding citizen» Will be killed oi
driven from the county and much prowrty
destroyed. Captain Morton wrll confer with
the governor, and consider the advtniillrty
of asking the governor oi Kentucky for an
Ihority to allow Ten-canoe tm‘epa logo over
the line and arrest any Tennim or Ken-
tucky minim who may have taken part in
the riots.
Captain Morton said it was “rill‘flil
Carnee' desire to have martial inwili-i-hm-d,
but thin Captain Norton thought would not
boiioue. lie Iiaid Judge East won or ihi
opinion that the legislature alone mold iii;
this, but Attorney (ienerai l'ir'klo all" not
think the leuiidasure can din-lure martial
law because ii. iii prohibited by the counti-
tntion.
Pro-null"; the Iii-Inn.
Kziirxv'iuu, Aug. 24.».s‘quiriv Kim-aid
held court today at. (foul t'rrek. si-vmil
miner: were held and Miami wen» din
charged. All olntuclou to civil primeeulioii
have been removed by the Illpfllnllllo'lll oi
Brigadier General Cameo deputy aheril‘i oi
Anderson county. More than we lllll'wl’n,
inspect: and oitizoua have been arreatcd iii
(Kill Crook and in that vicinity. line hun-
dred and fifty are bold "boner- in the little
church.
The rations of the prisoner: mullet nI
cornbread and water, and they have only
one meal a day. The charges of murder in
the Int demo, man-laughter, carrying
concealed weapon-and rioting will be pro
turned against seven! of the most notmimu
Invasion, and General Carlton. if nee"
nary. will appear on muting witneu.
Every man found armed during the lunar»
rectiou or any one dh'vrctiy connected in
the Inatlxation oi the lurk-aun- on the
pun. oi the tuition will be held In Imagery
before and after the crime, and all will be
charged with the murder-oi John 11‘. Wal-
thall and B. ’l‘. Gibbons, who won killed in
the fight on Friday morning. If martial
law would he adopted finally the fate of
Linda”. llatiuokm and other. in decided.
ll Band-nun a III-ml."
Nu Your. Aug. St-lliilieent bond
mum-Palmer writers from England to hot
friend". In in. city that her marriage“:
Daniel I. Baudmuuu, the tragedlan. liu
millennium-adult" he humor-
rbd lay R. Kelly, a Burn-elven action.
Min-committed y.
no new nut-ind Tor-Inn! nova.
“WM... ‘21:. It-Jl'lio Now
an lune-rune. true
for floataroul eat-to and leaneholdo. hat
into the Met malted rue.
ow Ham and Hartford Railroad coin:
m. Thoprleopald wee-bout 03.25.01».
It Opp-co Tum-any lull.
law You. Am awhi- cauutynaiaoo-
my Ii- w ,io lion on
80111.8. flak-someth- ofalocal
Dummies» nomination
to'i'numanyflall.
lemme-
columnar co Biol
LABOUOHERE PROTEST8~
Il- Poyl lll- Ito-pooh to the gum!!!
the Admlnlatrallon.
Manon. Anti. ate—in thin vi-I-oli'o Truth
Henry Labouehen- will publish a statement
in regard» li'n exuliuion from Mr. (livid.
ltouo‘u cabinet. The atuleiuent in anti-lau-
Iiitlly as foliowe: .
(In Any. is an unwary from Carlton Garden
me to mo. After a lengthy wxorditun, in
which he dwelt of the muluui .uiiniiuiion felt
by Hr. Gladstone and mo in litl explaining
Law In a mouuchiuli-nuntr, ii iii vii-ll toevu»
Ider the wioh of rib» motion ii. be told me that
Iwiuv oneoi Mr. Gladstone] i-hlwi didlculllw.
I‘m naked to write a letter “ring that I did
lot wish to join bin government. as l lloufiht l
thonld be more naefiil below the unngvvuy.
l was informed that Ir. Ulnlaiono would
healwayugbd to «instill with the on public
nation hill letterlilei'linml to write. leer-
lainly understood that the QU'M‘II in Mill! \vly.
Ilroet or indirect. led Mr. ulllltflllnu manure
it the feet that my being one u! bin mlinliimva»
lion would not be pleasing to her. inning
ibis to be true. i think it in to he rilglwllud. i
may not have neon eye to eye with he‘lujtfl'y-
but i alwnyu have reg-riled her as strictly mus
Itilutjonal.
l interpret the mutilation to mean that the
moon selects the premier and leaves him free
hand lathe choice of his i'nllfinwum lntight
or might not have acceptmi villi-o i thank
heaven. however. that my bond and «in are
nfe, under Queen Victor-iii. itmlival Iplri‘ublr
lion weigh! more with me than that of all the
king; and (pit-en», lords and l2--k~piities in the
universe. 80 that the good uiiip clam-emf
will; proepcrunnly into Joppa. I care not
whether my berth is in file will: 's hmlquur-
rters or the ion-cutie. Joni-o u. Jonah, it is all
the name. to me. if i thought inn-mu thrown
overland would render the new“ 4“ the voy-
I81: more certain, I would go with plenum-—
all the more an i can swim
Lnbouchere then f‘iln‘w‘ the opinion
that the (lludntone Rtllllllllsll'flfifln il‘ hardly
in hnnnony with the llt-‘lilm‘i’m‘y. Ho does
not blame Mr. (iiudatiine. but i-Iiyr- that the
“eons of the hiireelemsh hziw h-eii too much
for him." In conclusion laiimtichi-re direct:
attention to his plilll'it‘ n‘conl. For the last
ten year». he mp, he be.» taken a lending
part in Uplh‘blillg in l‘ilrllllllli’tll royal grants.
and in protesting against than, Hence—
forih it would be underarm-i that members
of ywliament or pres. who pursuml each a
Course did no at their peril.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
aarioxxl. Llaut'u nannies
At Pitt-Ilium i’ittiiivurbr ilrimkiyu tramp-int
pinned mu m mun: of rain
At lr‘lii‘hlliu Luau-viii.» llaitiiiwre pine
[authored on Account of {RAIL
AI. t'.nctnmiii a. II E
(‘ini'iiitinti .0 d I) it 2 2 It 1 II it. Plid
Washington 1 d I ll 0 ll 1 2 It tli- BIL“:
t'bainin-rlain and Blah-«hey; Kilieeii. Abbey
and Rtiluire dame called on rum-ant of dark
now
At t'lei‘elandv- ii ll. I
Cleiei'ndJ It: noon I) u u iri a 2
ThlladelJ o l o l 0 ii i) o o o :I i- a
Young and lltumer. Keefe and Don a.»
At KRIL‘LH i‘iiy Pint paw It II I.
lithium... ll II It ti o II o 3 IL .1 t z.
limi~n...... ,n :I l -I u o H l x 5 1~ :
lilrarien and lluvkli‘y. Nichole: and Kelly.
Semiiiil game It. ll. 1
urban: ....... 'tlltltloiiil‘fivdnl
“melon ......:*II o ll 2 l u i- II e :t u 3
('ariiihers and liiirkley. Smiley and Harm-l
Ail'Iu-‘flfiow _ It in e
Chii'agii.. o; o o 3 II n 0 i kilo I
Nein-rk 12112i in II} Ill!
(lumber: .. .p'i-hrin-r.i‘rmu-uiid Ewing.
EANIRRS blunt E haunt
Al Rin‘hoiivr u, u u
ltwhmtur .,,l i l o u n .. u ll 3 : i
Albany. .......II o .3 H I! o ll u l_l r‘. i
“dun. Allison and iii-Kwuirti. Taylor and
flayed
At Buffalo 1i II I
“Hill-In. .10“ 'llllulil Ii'l'
l’l‘ii‘ltll'llrfi‘n ri ll 0 II H II II II '.' t l :1
Si‘lll‘ilt'illnll anti lloyd. Sullivan and liyuii
At Truy Ii. 11 I
Troy. ........ I ll o 0 :3 H n u o _; t I
mnghflnluli. 2 l 0 It i u n -: x it u it
Wealth and Murphy. lulu and Than»
A Lynx Kill; a llah’.
Button. Aug. L’l. ‘hini. John Green-
hauiri took lit‘l’ iiiii-yeiirmid baby Into the
new will Whllt‘nht‘ picked lllue‘ll'l'iiivs. She
laid the child in a shawl uniii-r the tree»
and when Rhos returned Iiiliiiil tim baby
dead and mutilated. A lynx was the huby's
”admit.
Our New 'l’nnly with England.
hlxmtl, Aux. 2l.-l‘umuiiut In the. retina
of a recent trinity. her lllIJrIily lin- ordained
that dem-rteru from American ihvn'hlufl
vessels at British port» are to immu—
derod to the American authorities
A Bad anuo Illlw.
[11125193, Aug. :54.-th Annie Lind was
bitten by nmoflymtu about a month ago.
New title to at the binpital awaiting the
amputation of her right am: an a Iii-nit
oi the blood poisoning which set in
III-(inventor Clark "and.
Casanmiora,N. l'.. Any. ‘2» .r-ltulov-
emor Myron ll. (dark died at lira hum on
unison street. lie was elected governor of
the state on the Prohibition ticket in mild.
a (tuna nrlilo'p Hnlclil'.
leanl, N. J.. Aug. 1H.-l.iilu\'oiit.wbo
wan but fourteen years of up: and but how
married to Christopher You for the put
five months. committed micide with prion.
lineal- Hay Exp-v! llyo.
fir. immune. Ale. ill—4 alum bu
been hued unending the prohibition
against the exportation from Ruin-iii of no.
minced and all kind: of bran.
(linden-ww- I”. Audi-on.
human. Aug. 24.--Mr. (lladatouo ud-
dreened wine “$.th venous who had gath-
ered to attend the foutlval uni flower their
at liawurduri mile.
”lull; wflh II. VII-'9 "may.
m. Aug. iii-4i P. Hilburn.eutry
clerk of the fieldd'hayer Mannheim"
company. in int-lug with 04,000 of the
Inn’- money.
outa- ome'a Can-p In"...
Gena 0m 18.1.. Aug. ill-4n. an
MMWMDMIIM Win
them-indium with 0.er la
utenduuaww’ww
In" M M clung-t
CflIUAW,AII‘. Shaded]. Anthony lia-
rendered I «loci-ion In a ludenrawblch
willnrhkchiouuoto the mount of '1.-
menu
Held Without Dell.
New annulus. ”la-Am Keefe.
who stabbed li- portuor. John ‘1'. What.
lode-tit at Baviunockvna held without
lull.
tum D1 “IN-w lull.
will leave South iiorwalk at 10 a. m., 12:30, 2:00, 3:30, and
SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwalk, 10:30 a m., 12:30. 2.4M), 3:30,
Leave Baton Point, 11:10 “11., 1:10, 2:40. (to), and 6:40 pm.
“-00%“
Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice.
1:10, 2:49, 5:00, width-ii) p. m.
V A wise satacrron.
lion. harem Crow-ac, Who I‘lll ll.
lebmh’o Next Governor.
The Republican party of the state of
Nebraska made an exceptionally wine
selection when it chose Hon. Lorenzo
Cranium us itri gnbomutoriiil candidate.
Mr. Crounae wan born in Schoharie
county, N. Y.. Jun. 27. 1834. Here-
oeived an academic education, studied
law. and removed to Montgomery
county, N. Y.. in iii-55, and commenced
the practice of his proionaiori. At the
outbreak oi the war, in will, he raised
a battery of artillery and entered the
army as a captain: He was wounded
and after a year's service resigned his
commiaaion. In 1865 be removed to
Nebraska territory. and a your inter bo~
came a member of the Nebraska terri-
torial legislature and anointed in form-
witizszo {muss};
ing the present state constitution. lie
was elected its-rovinte justice of the an.
prone-Nun and entered upon hisdii-
ties in 1567. when the territory was ad‘
mitted into the slim-thou! oi the l‘uion
annotate. At the endoi his termite
was elected a representative of the Forty-
tiiird congress and vii-elected to the
Forty-fourth congrns. When Ilr. Bai-
i'hellor resigned his post an assistant
secretary of the I’nited States treasury
to go to Portugal an minister from this
country. President lfarrii-on nppoinmi
Mr. Crmuise to succeed him.
WHAT SAY YE, VETERANS?
for Whirl- uf The” Candidate- Will You
('ut Your Vote?
Aside from the lurid. silver and the
to called force bill nothing arouses more
interest among whitening than iii-om-
parison of the personnel of the Repub-
lican and Democratic noniinm. There
is a etriking contrast in their records
during the civil war. which it is well
that every aux—soldier in the country
should know. Contmtml. these records
run ubiiut Iii-I follows:
i’l.li\'li.t.\h.
“'nr llri'nril None.
"kid It ~ulr-tiiiito.
HAHN-1505.
“ha! liva'util ”Al-
innt soldier. Roof
from Mcfflnrl homer»
it'il in i-rigarlier with
oral. i'otiram-uusfv
participated in iiiitri)
bunks. I‘H‘.
Illill).
War liri on! “an a
war correspondent sit
the front. linking; hi.»
life in the din-barge
or his duty.
II \IlflL‘liS’i'i .illllfhlfi
Tibnlnx.
I’enaionu granted to
our IllLIlll old ml.
diners. I’lfunhln\v"lm
brine.
The contrast in ultimether in favor of
the Republican candidates and should
be inside on every stump and called l
the attention of every voter tlironglioi
the hind. When in the Chicago eouve.
tion Bourke Cochran in his fault.-
speech rted that no ox-mldier won.
vote for r. Cleveland, lieiieriil Sli'kli'
one of the homes of Gettysburg. am»
in his place and. waving his crutch . I
the air, ehonted, “Never! never!” The
old veteran in that heartfelt cry voiced
the (collage of every one of his ourviw
lug comrades. Munyof the uhrowdeat
politiciana in both parties believe that
Mr. Cleveland's pen-don vetoes hudquito
as much to do with his defeat uii did hit
celebrated tarili message. ltisimpoin
taut therefore that his record in this
respect he not forgotten. it in u record
that he and iii: party managerado not
now like to dwell upon. but they should
becompelleil to face the lacunwl’hila-
dolphin North American.
mrnaox
War Rt‘fl'lr‘d None.
Knight of the Holden
('lrrlr.
i'tm'xuisii‘e airlin-
marten.
\‘ctoed between illl
and “It pension bllL-L
I'm trade Aral-It Protection.
The Republican party welcomes the
lane as made by the Democratic candi-
date. it in well umrul that the people
of the United State: cannot Ignore the
record of Mt, which thirty year:
of protection have made. and that they
will not accept (llailttme'a advice to go
to fanning and leave all manufacturing
to Great Britain. The issue might all
well he tried new air atauytime,uud
Mr. Cleveland but made it humble to
evade or obscure it. it in fr}? trade
gum protectlou,uid the man cannot
be in doubt.—-8an Francisco Evening
Post.
sanctum
Beoouseiuvotingfvrhim ouwlilbe
voting for yourself. it will note to
protoctlahoraudupiul. lt willbeu
mfathbunofibewhwlhmund
the church. it will he ovate-guild
fovuianaconmido idau audprlnclplav.
ltwlllheavohagdnsttherlm tide
ofauarehy. ltwillboovoteforulithet
h American in hallucination-ide-
velopnunt. it will be avoneforlaw,
order. primarily. it will be a vote
Wmmhwboupnrivlugto
dutvoy the Mmttliaworld
line over mam-New York Recorder.
Inland Want- Maud to Win.
”will"? Journal of Lomem‘
pay. that "i been in the Staten
\J
Etc ,
Bring
Quick Returns
eisr none
. 'g 35.3%
J gin}
V CC ’l‘lflSED
Mince
Pleat
Makes 1.". C‘."‘T"-’l.1y conveni r‘ of an.
OiJ'iim: lo... Pure and m. i:‘r|.'!l€.
f€;'.ii't‘~l “in ’rrrptriurrx‘ i we. il‘r‘iest
awarlnt :ili l’.;rc.‘-‘.I<».l Expw’. ir- larch
patina-4e moist two hint“ pm Avoid
Ill'liitll.i:il5~ .mJ iniist on l‘iVl’L: the
NON”: SI'CH l'm'r‘
IERREIJ. & SOULE. Sir.» . ». '5 Y
.IIil'.’ i)
W'LUAMS
DE LICIOUS'
Sparking and he] iil‘i.i. Enynye‘d by the
whole tum», No ot'iw root beer ex»
tact won, 5 ‘Air ..:n:s' or strength and
pu'riy
gd'm'i»:
I‘ ~. 1‘32! 9 M utmet makes 5
iv .~ quail temnernnce drink,
. y 'ittviup.....l"
‘Nll frv'II' 1h";
~t l‘. -i dun.
sour
EVE“ III!”
I“ A turn... In!“ H.
.2.» hit
yttrium”. toss. ’
A “\r, pri rre-niu- iri~lltiiliovi (or the bravura!
training it young men and using women for
bit-due“. llu thorough «or ,uiipeviur tnrili.
min. I'nniplrh-rqiiipriwtilmnii will. rent ennui uf
IMIui-[url have won for it the l’tllllltll‘lu‘f’ of
the mblir limmxlim :nnxiil. Monk-kn- Ilnx.
Ban lntt. Permian-hip.i‘orn-nwriilenes-Ji iiwh
bnail. ’T‘I pewrltlmt. Arebitwlnre. Herman and
Emil-ii KHIIHH- "pen the entire eiir. tam-L
naive minted in xmwl ruminants. 'nll iipetiln
Hephmli. fiend Ior liliiairuinlratithmtr. .ii .
ilrm .\l. A. MERRILL. l‘miilenl,
Stamford. (‘imm
1:5“???
CURE
A new and mmplete Treatment.eons-letting
of Huppueitorleu. Ointment in I'nMVlIl'll. aim
in lion and l’ilhi: n I'm-ill" i‘iire {or Britt-mail.
lhternulJilimt or lily-e Ina Iti'iiin .(‘lirimli~.
Harmer liemiltan'l’iln. 'I'iiln manly har-
never been Miami to lull. 9i per box, fut
not i» mall. Why miter from this tot-rim.-
lm w a written gnu-nico- In tmitivel‘v
given wit obi-ix". l reload the mmiey i
not cured. iii-ail stamp for free ample. unar-
aulee Inner! I)? II. I. HALE. Inn um and
Dale Agent. mnlkJ‘mtn. Sump ”gale.
. i'
PAYMENT§
si WEEKLY!
Watches. Chainsdlharms.
Mantel Blockshiamonds.
Illlllll. IIIIIIISUII & WWII".
2l9 Montague St.
t'l‘l‘Y iI.ii.I..~iuI'AuE. Illnlllllyll, II. Y
Thus far our good. delivered in South Nor-
walk have given general utisimition. and our
method of pay l’llril! i~‘ highly apprecinteil. Full
information can be hzul of our age-iii,
GUSTAV PITZER.
19 RAILROAD PLAI'E.
Sfllllll illiIinllll fillilil. It:
Save Your Teeth.
Il.\\'i{ Tiff.“ FILLI‘ZII ill! (’RIHVXEIL
Ten-iii llllt‘rl iiitli gold. Plfliliilll. Alloy,
Amril min and all pliislir- illitlv‘l‘illl—L
'l‘rrt .lrmitml iiii-l ~Iiv I‘lfa‘riill) vr-m nu! \\ itii
twill, l’Eiiiiritiiii nr Perri-lain (‘riiorm
an . ! lillbIN'r Plait-x iiiivl .iil “nil. per-
luIIi iii iiimierii vie‘r tiatt}.
5pm in: attention xiiwii to liir‘ullirir nuil
i‘iirlrirv-ifi irrili.
All \mrk ii: mist i’":t~vill\lrit' prirw.
Trriii Mimi and wttrzii rml Adair->1}.
DB; F. W. DABMEB.
l2 Washington Sr. ”tier Pin! “litre.
Economy and Ccmlcn!
l'SF.
Gasoline Stoves
Inii Lvoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
\Vr linve the Mr) lie->7. minke
THE MANHATTAN
III III. SIZES.
\\‘.ll lining HM; and do all the work of n
it. :Iw I' lE’E‘ltvflll.
Call and See Them.
GISIIUIIE l5 GENTS A Elllllil.
W.H.Mecker&lic.
.‘ll'r‘il ' II;\ Li. “1.”! 'l\'
Save Money!
l'l \‘lMl‘lSr.
F. BOYLSTIIN’S
Factcrv at Five Mile River.
GREAT REDUCTION
iii PRICES.
”.4 ~
lore." \‘iirli-iyni Vrlml‘n‘fl'" and rival.- I
Irenllmn «veil. .\I.~m n tim- ltne "I lit-ll Mill
Bullyiuiftluxim Very I but].
i m In
llcrlon ‘Pnint.
enirIIIc. eIrIIIIIc iIIu
rIsuIrIc.
sncnrnivline I srrcum.
J. E. Power.
mull
Read Th is!
llv Iir estimates and rhea mhetn
you can fool a o! the people airmen Ihailme.
. m, the» in lealloftlwlimr.bui on
3:31qu :i'l tbe'pvh’plo alllbollmn. An u-
, dowmeul Milk-y in the ('onnoeticui General
Life Insurance I ‘ y in what the purple
will have aim lirey rum been («pint Into buy.
III win-me m rho-up Insurance. ”reap in.
ulnar-elm like cheap money: it ain‘t worth
"1’?“ i protection for your famll or
wan .
may-mitt- M ofold It". tutti-iii: do iiilo
lie on the endowment p an in the litmus".
[5.51m ufelnsurumammmymlum
l .
s. S. L’Hommedleu.
Amnm Wei-Mum at. mirth Non-alt
~r-iw “Elli i..ilt ill" [Tnlilvlt' iiinl t \ymziw. .ill
If placed
in the
Columns
of the .
Evening
Sentinel
Tillilllln
Sanitary Plumber.
STEAM and us FITTEll.
IIIBIIIIIIi l SPECIllTl.
Having Iaken lllfllllbl‘illeill Iinriertbe Lib-
rar‘.ltll “'Ioihln mu 1‘"! t, Siiiti N
un- film! it for g y I I orwalk,
Airlines
Pill M Bl N l
l l’t-zapo‘r‘lfully ~n it'll a hillti‘!‘ of publio patron-
age. I refer to plumbing! have done forth)
patrol chL‘D yearn. in the employ of W. H. Meek-
er it to .\1l work will inure my personal sup.
e: \ on, Iiiid will he will tly executed and
our; ‘wtlen vimrunrm . G re meatrialnliini
Craddu'clt’sw
illl. lllll WISHINBTOII STREET,
The People's Market.
All. lelrsi OF
FRESH
i‘ ll)! E
\’ [-11 I I-l'n BLT-Is
SEASON.
MEATS ANll
l.\' Tillili’.
Hive II~ ii trial and you will internm- a stemly
f‘tizlumrr.
Hard Times Prices.
A. B. CRAllIIlJCK,
I'IKUPRI ['th ! ltw‘.
Concrete Walks,
Flag Walks,
Curb and Butter
Put down in the best manner at
' the lowest price.
GRABING,
SliIIIIING,
EllBAVATINli
.-
fih
val-e .n'n. on. which :p‘ruenl 1:.
5'" TI: '0 unwriruua
W. I...“ DOUG LAS
.. ”engaging,
«.3 2.? fiiflmmmm
mitt-tili- nonhuman-adolescent“.
Mute
an lac-am. INN“
admirable-honour
’llv aiméfihmi-wmm
M
”firminmmmqfi
:nlm. nee-use can aim, can in lulu
lit-'2 313'.”
dim-hi
W-g‘a‘lm
M We. form
f
”"m‘in'fmimv 1. SM.“
l m m n I M"
I . E5
WSW:
”MW
”g
Win-dental“ pram-urn»,
Wfihfiii‘m'l.‘ "film. .... u...
lllllil Stillllll & Sliii.
.......- “an”?
(lone. not at
lud%m
W”
‘ A:o:l'rgerogao‘fu all Female Dime“.
-A tlnd lam" Mu. In
“Mud”. and without I new a
cum. Indigo-lieu. lie-due health. In"?
dmvu pale-aeron- tulowor ”not the may“
smut auntie. in the union of the ovaries. Madden
Ifll‘flllln county IMO, with luqmnl desire to
urinate. humnhnu and countlp-linm - .
18'“: l- pleannl to tile. his. I.
the in". of it" min- or
III» with-II. Iii-tori ”cording to iii! new
fall- to nil-n n are it.» unmt for-lofts:
t
wanna. him I.” r In ulna-ti
moistu- mum-M'm d .09 I» I In. nil».
tarantula-1mm“: molly "ml by the
want me 1:4th by all art-1m as”. .
rt hero Iii-"fl m" P .
a Male [ti-1'. ‘i
Milieu! I' ‘H W ammo Wu
Is acknowledged by dealers and con-
comers to be the standard family soap.
, True merit dlone can attain such
praise.
Norwalk Chronicler