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tor and Vegetable Market,
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HUNG 3AM: BLOCK.
lion ' Favour: BIG cuvs
gWe May, Perhaps, Have a Go
at England’s Warships.
minim. warms steam cam
‘ ‘h In 0m to‘ Vaneauoln with flla
I ‘ “III I: to Pursue n Rigorous Course
1- Dahlia; with tho Situation I. Be-
MI Gnu Britain's Aggmalvanaaa.
Wmorca,pept. 12.~'l'here are good
reasona tor believing that the sealed instruc-
tions which were today delivered toAd-
miral Walkeron board the Chicago Iflwtr
ed him with a mlmlon more important, per
hapa. than any that has been confided to an
American naval officer in recent years.
The protracted conference which Frost.
dent Harrison held with Acting Secretary
of State Adee on his recent visit to Wash-
ington; the long consultation between Sec-
7“rctary oi the Navy Tracy and Mr. Aden
. yesterday before Admiral Walker's instruo
tlone were finally agreed upon; the care-
fully worded olficial statement given out
through the United Press that Admiral
Walker "was directed to pursue a vigorous
course in dealing with the situation, espe
cially in connection with loreign aggres—
sion,” all take on new significance when it
iaataled that Admiral Walker’s mission to
La Guayra with his mundrou will he to
‘proil'er the friendly intervention of the
United Stem to the Venezuelan authori-
ties, whoever they may be by the time he
arrives out there, for the purpose of pro
venting the final absorption of Venezuelan
lorritory by Great Britain, and further, to
secure the restoration oi the status quo to
bonnduricgns it existed prior to 1577, and
to obtain consent for the wbnliseinu to ar-
bitration ol the question oi title to the ter—
ritory in dispute between the two govern-
manta.
The keynote ol the whole expedition into
be lou'rrd in the following extract [mm a
dispatch addressed to Mr. Blaine bolero his
resignation of the state department port-
!olio by Mr. Peraza, the Venezuelan mini»
tor to Washington:
. The Keynote o! the Expedition.
The Hon. Nr.' Blaine is already aware that
agents of the government of Great Britain have
taken pommicn. unduly and lorcibly, ol the
port cl Barlnia, at the mouth at the Orinoco,
which nptothat time had been prmoseed by
Venezuela, whose title to it was indisputable.
It is only necessary to cast a glance at the map
of South America in order to we the not im—
fitmce 0! this angrmsnive step of Great
lain: When it European maritime powor
has once obtained a lootlmld at Barium it DI)-
aclntely controls the Orinoco river and its no-
morons nflluenta. Through that artery it may
penetrate as laraa the Rio de in Plain. Ven-
Mela iatherolore not the only American to
public that is at the mercy of the naval 9016?
that gets control of the Orinoco river.
Colombia, Peru. Bolivia, Brazil, the Arm-u-
tlnc Republic and Uruguay nro lilo-wise at its
mercy. This is not a danger which threatens
Venezuela alone; it threatens all Ann-rim, and
bperhapa more Marion» than the in‘mionol
lth-nama canal by :1 Hilrupullll power, sinu-
It would render nugmury the Mini-re which,
through the initiative of the United Storm gov.
nrmnont, are now being made by tiiv- muons
0‘ America to draw Chloe their (orally luvmla. to
unllythc interests and ill have one and the
nude-tiny in future. All these impirztlnnn
night be rendered fruiting by the promote
and control in the Orinoco of so formidable a
naval powar as is Great Britain. Her vine-leis
would enter the month at that river and would
earryto the great center» o! population her
productions, her ideas and her exclnelve inter.
Us.
Hr. Panza, on behall ol the Venezuelan
government, earnestly and almost pathetic.-
ally “god the United States government
“intervene to prevent the republic from
Ilual disruption, and to secure the unburie—
sion to arbitration olthe (locations in dim
pate with Great Britain, ,
England's Intranet-menu.
The encroachmenta which thus culmi-
nated had been long pursued. (in Nov. 29,
m, the legislature ol Demerara, by direct
hatigation, as it appears, all the queen's
proctor under instructions [mm the co
lonial once, payed an act escorting Britta!)
inhalation our the gold mining district
new,“ the head waters of the Yuv
ruarl river; and on Dec. 3! ol the nine
year the governor 01 British Guiana issued
adecrea denying the validity 0! a grant
made by the Venezuelan government {or a
railroad toGuaoipati, a city in the Caratal
district, on the ground that it MINI
“in and ovcrccrtain territories and lands
taming part of the colony at British
Golan.”
This “pilot: 1;” relened toattho
time by mastery yard, in a dispatch to
our mister in London, as one which
‘meee-arily gives rise to grave duqnietnde
andmataa an amehenaien that the ten
ritcrial claim done not lollow historical
traditions or evidence, but is apparently
indefinite,” and Ir. Bayard authorized
limiter Phelps to express to Lord Balla-
“appvehenvion lest the wideniugpre-
cl Britiui Guiana to pounce terri-
tory over which Venezuelan
Mmheretelore been disputed" might
not “oblige the good dispoeitlen ol the
Unitedfiaftea tons! in a settlement to give
photon ecllng grave concern."
nevertheless, the British colonial authori-
tlaalcatnotbneinperlectlng their usuryw
aloe. An armed lorce was dispatched to
the annarlraglon and iodine-sedan with-
out m the Veneruelan lnhabltante
barely anmhering a hundred, all the not ct
THE PEARV PARTY SAFE.
he lite Arrives at at. Johns with All
on Hoard Well.
8r. Joana. 11:111. Sept. is.~'l‘he Mamet
Kite has arrived.here from lcocrmach bar»
bar, bringing Lieutenant Peary. with his
wile and party: Allare wall. lieutenant
Peary made “ledge journey with d 01
1.300 miles over the interior ice, w be
found laverable. lie em out ninety days,
and returned all right on Aug. 4. Be made
importa’nt discoveries, confirming his the
cry. lira Peary remained at the winter
quartevv, )lcCormxck'a bay. She enjoyed
excellent health.
Had the Rite not arrived, the party
meant to retreat toward the wuthin open
boats. Mr. Verhofl. the meteorologist ot
the party, went out alone from McCormach
bayou a two days’ journey. Search was
made (or him for several days, but in vain,
and it is believed that helell intoan ice
crevasse and perished!
The Kite brings home a splendid millen-
lieu of flora and fauna, and exceedingly
valuable records cl obae'rvationa taken. The
expedition was a great success. Lieutenant
Peary brings home five Eskimo dogs. He
killed many musk oxen in the tar north.
ldentenant Peary's expedition was iltted
out under the auspices ol the Franklin in
atltnte, of Philadelphia, and started lroin
thlecountry late in the spring of 1591. It
was composed cl seven men besides the
chief of the party, and Lieutenant Peary
was accompanied by his plucky and devoted
wile. The expedition was carried to its
destination from St. Johns in the mine mew
"I that brought. it back. the Kite, although
she came back immediately alter land-n5;
these adventurous explorers, and started
alter them afresh thin year in ucconlance
with the original programme.
Uenlenant Poary’a plan was to eueamp
on the shore of Whale sound, a bay on the
west outlet 0! Greenland in about latitude to
dega. north. build buteand spend the winter
in making aledgea and otherwise preparing
lor his exploration this year. Floating ice
to tho northward cl Newfoundland delayed
the Kite’a progress a little. and through
some accident Lieutenant Peary broke a
leg‘ on the voyage, which latter circum»
stance gave rise to serious doubts whether
hewould beable to do anything at all in
the way ol discovery this year.
It was proposed as soon as1 the sun get
well north this spring, and continual da
reigned within the arctic circle, to embar
aparty of five men in sledgea and push up
inland to the northeaat'wanl over the great
too crust ol Greenland to explore the north-
ern coast oi the continent.
The objective point was the spot tr.
which Lockwood and Brninerd, ol Lieuten-
ant Greely's party. carried the American
flag in 1882, in latitude 83 dog; :34 min, the
nearest approach eror mode by civilized
man to the pole. At the head of Peter-
mann‘s ljord three at the men Were to turn
back, alter depositing lood and other
stores, and Perry and his companion were
to push on, eventually returning over the
same route. It was hoped that aernooth
and continuous iouruey would he priasihle
over the continental ice, so that unit and
certain progress could be made, unlike that
of parties which hugged an indented noun
or traversed a sea whose icecrust was often
anally broken up.
While it don-a not appmr from the «lit
patch that Peary went luriher north than
Lockwmd, his expedition seems to have
been a practical rim", and has probably
added materially to our geographical know
ledge of northern Greenland.
McAnllll’e Fought \"llllo Drunk.
Oriana, N. J., Sept. 12,-Prank O'lleilly,
the wealthy builder and contractor, just
heme iron New Orleans, tells the lollow—
lng.-whichhc had direct limo the lips cl
Dick Roche, Ichulifle'a hacker: “On
Monday night, the evening ol his light, In
Anliflo got hilariously drunk. Roche be
came aware cl it and was lurionc. Hr
threatened to lorleit the stake, and even
atarted to do so, but the situation aobered
McAuliflo sufllciently {or him to plead for
dear lilo with Roche, and the latter finally
succumbed to the pngiliat’a enlreatlea."
Liberty'e Bright Eye.
llnnlmowa, Conn, Sept. 11—11»
Schynlor Electric company here has just re
ceived an order train the government lot
theiargeat and mat powerlnl mrch light
in the world. It is destined (or the atatue
at Liberty in New York harbor, and will
beviaible loo miles and capablecl trauav
milling messages that distance. It will be
50,000 audio power and will coat about
film.
Japlter'a mm. satellites
Lion OIIIIWA'I‘OIIY, Cal, Sept. 11—11:
Lick ohaervatury destms to announce that
melon! Barnard has-titled a lilth satellite
to the tear satellites cl Jupiter, dlaoovered
byGallllro on Jan. 1, mo. It was discov—
eredbyBarnard on Sept). in period b
about in [can and a) minutes. Ila diet-ace
from the plenet center la about in,“
milea lie magnitude is theJhirtecnth.
'lwo (loo. I'Iacca to '0 VIII...
Waamaoroa, Sept. la—lt iv nudentood
that the vacancha in the
morehlp cl Nebraska and Ir. Hepbnralor
"tie (ted, in. Ila-let.”
in. ma. luv:
auscultation A «non. - mm _ ,.
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successes, mama. .1 iv
A Deadly Collision in a Fog on
the Fitchburg Railwad.
m PAWGBRS BADLY INJURED
0|). 0! III. (lo-ulna. Tolerant-pad and Ill.
Inmates Crushed an in va Turf—I‘ll. I!»
[hear 8a” Ila saw no ulgnnla Illa-
played to Warn Ill-I n! Dung".
Bearer, Sept. lit—Tho llormr ol the
great Quincy accident was returned when
a through freight erpnns train, westbound
on the Fitchhurg railroad, nu into a m
longer train standing on the outbound
track at West Cambridge junction, tele-
scoping tho rear our. killing six persona
outright and injuring nearly (any others.
three of whom have since died. 'l'becav
which they omupied ' Woe mlupletely
wrecked by the (might lommolive, which
plowed nearly hall way through the solid
timbers.
The engine was almost hidden by the
root and aides ol the telescoped air, and
was stained with the blood of the unfor-
tunate pueengenv.
Death came upon them with awlul and:
denness. There waI no chance to empe,
and when the towns entered the car
they lound a dense muse of humanity,
crashed and packed into the lemon! and
ol the car. It was an aerial sight.
A pair ol legs hung from the front ol the
engine and the rest ol the poor man’s body
was ground to mincemeat beneath the
wlteela. Preasedclceeto the hot sides at
the engine were other victims, who, thua
imprisoned, slowly unrated to death. Their
allrieka for help drowned the groans of
others. but there was no way to reach them.
Fortunately the atesmpipea were not
broken, so this horror was not added to the
alamity.
Had this occurred the lint of the dead
inuat have been quadrupled, loriu front and
all around the engine human bodies were
wedged in so tightly that none could have
escaped the deadly vapor. They were also
apared the awlulellects ol the. Only those
who were pro-ed against the locomotive
were burned or acalded. The others were
injured by the terrible pro-cure when the
enginefllledthe interior ol the passenger
car.
In n Dena. log.
80 tar as can be learned the plunger
train was two or three minutes late, and
waited on the main line lor the inward p»
aenger train to leave the branch. The
freight train should have pureed an hour
and a hall lit-lore, and Conductor Woodlall
supposed it had gone. lint boonlered he;
rear brakernan to take a red light and go to
the rear as usual when the inward train
lelt the branch
The engineer ol the outward train whip
tied (or the bnalremnn to come in and be
obeyed. While he wu on hh way back to
the train the Erie freight came along at a
thirty~two mile gait. A dense log hid every»
thing within ten leet oi the ground. and
Input er (hulwin, ol Ihe freight train. did
not use the brakeman or the psi-Huger train
until he I'M clone upon them. Ila did not
ace the switch light at Went l'nlnbfidgt‘
station, and that was set lur him to u
ahead. There was a fierce blast from the
engine when the call for brakes was aig»
naled
Freight Braheman Raymond was credited
while he waa responding to the call lor
brakes. Fire broke out among the height
can, but was quickly extinguished. The
injured meager: were all removed in an
hour.
As soon as the accident «tuned word
waa sent by telephone to the varluua police
atationa in Benton, Somervrlle and Ham.
bridge asking lor surgeons. Among thoae
who quickly responded were Dre. McCarthy
and Dwyer. at Cambridge.
The train dispatchers one. in Boston waa
notified at once. finpcriutaudent Adamo
wan quickly on hand and gave instructions
to have all the medical Distance available
sent by special train. Dr. W. A. Dunn and
Dr. Collins, both at the Berth End, went
out on a special train. hit owing to the fact
thatamanwaaiemdto runonlootlnad-
vancetodohagduty their-in waaalow in
reaching its dealination.
Onarrivalairol thebcdiea had beenre-
moved from the debrioand were laid out in
the Went Cambridge met nation.
No llg-nla er flag-aw.
Engineer Goodwin, at the freight train. in
in Cambridge hospital Iulvrlng truth a bad
taking up, bpt la not urioualy injured.
He says:
“I was running this trip last night aaa
matter at accommodation {or a man who
wanted tobcoil. It won the Irietrelght
and wasvery heavy. We were two have
latelaavinglieatcn and bad til-right 01
way. Everything was all right until we
gottoWeat Cambridge. The signal- were
allrlcllt beyondtheatatlon tor na tohave
the track.
"We wmgolag about twenty mile-an
hour. Whalaawthedgaalewanall
right I whiathd. and'hanledlately alter
aawthsreareadol they-meantime. l
waaonlyaahortdlatancellualtthen.
-'Anocnaalaawtheaigaaleoathenar
olthe plunger train 1 rev-reed than
giav,bntthemoiavntuaintthe tear-
riadlt intothe pane-gar train.
Alana-dew aadlatneh byonreu-
trachwhatonr."
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The doctor-were gmtlyaided hythe
women of the West Cambridge dbtrlot,
whohravedthehorrenef the-canola the
d tomake bandages and bring water
ttiniulauta to the injured and dying.
In was one heartrendlna scene enact
ed. A young man. uncommitted by one of
the railroad cdnad, pushed his way into the
nudertaker’a room! and said that be was
looking tor his lather. A irony will: allow.
lied and the man gazedupun the disfigured
lace as though stunned.
Gaping “That's him," be burst into
tears. lie proved to be the son ol John
Him-on, who was only taken iron: the
wreck. This case is a particularly and one,
as the unfortunate man leaves awidow and
eight children.
'l‘ic Killed and Injured.
TheKilled—s. J. Sullivan, 56, a pawn-
hrohar, of Barton: Leon 0. Raymond. cl
Winchendon, a braheman on the freight
train; John Hudson, iii, ol Watertown,
leaveaa wile and eight childrenzdamea
Dane, of East Watcrtown; John ll. Barnes,
Maple street. Newton; luau 'lletta Feyler,
cl Walthatn; Benjamin Tuck, an old man
of Waltham. died on the way to Cambridge
hospital; Miss Margarita Adams, ol Wal-
tharn, a watch lactory employee, died at
hospital; I]. ll. )Ierrllleld, of Watertown,
died at his home.
The Inland-410mm» Doyle, ol Wal-
thnm, probably latal: John Reagan, oi
Watertown, not serious but painful; Prank
Mills, at Water-town; Andrew Doyle, ol
Waterlown; Edmond Doyle, son 0! abate;
l). M. Spear, o! Waltham; Thomas ()‘Corr
uell.ol Walthatrl ; Fred Warren, ol Waltham;
Robert Orr, of Newton; Thomas Hind», cl
Waltham; Herbert P. Goodwin, engineer
0! the colliding [might train, not serious;
Mary llardis, of Watertown; Elennor
O'Hara; Florence 1". Park, of Boston;
Kate White, 0! (Jambrldge: G. 8. Murphy;
William O'Hearu, ol Waterwwn: Petr-r
Whitney, ol Watertmvn; John Mel’ee. 01
Watertown; Patrick Oates, ol Water-
town; Patrick Downcy: Thomas E
Berry; George (loot; In. Fahey;
James Smith; C. 25. Hall; lira. George
Wright, of (hmbridge; Mary Ann Elliott, 0!
Newton: Harry Elliott, ol Newton-.1“
Cane, 0! Newton; Them Lennon, of
Waterlown; John Inllin, cl Walertowu;
Michael Hullin,ol Watertowu; lire. rite
vane; In. “inlet. or Watcrtown; Richard
Hollis, ol Watcrtown.
vennorlr's ELECTION.
'n-a lap-hum lujorlly Over All Will
II. About [0.000.
Warrxlhvna Juncnoa, Sept. la—lte-
tum received iron: all of the col towns in
the state, except Crotch and sunnard.
Caledonia county, give Fuller lllep ). mgr-Ill;
Bradley (Dent). 19.115; Allen (Pu-4, LAW;
scattering. Bill. The run- towns in lane
gave Dillingham mop), 48.329; Shurtlell
Dem), “.456; all others, 1,3“ In item,
Page (Rep), at”; Brigham (Dem), 19,23»;
all when, 1,312. Assuming that the vote ol
the two towns not heard iron is relatively
the am as than reported, filler'a majori-
tv over Smalley it l9,dtlb, and over all
17,901) in the whole state. Comparing the
vote with lace, the Republican lone ia 9.675,
and the Democratic luau till. Form-tiring
with me. tho Republican gain in 3.3;: and
the Democratic Rina 126.
The return- show lorty-lonr Delmmllc
representatives elected, nineteen he than
in lull), and two citizena’candidatrs. [twin
mend. a Republiaur town, belloiml until
the lonnoon, when Thomas lluntly ”Jun: )
was elected.
Pooh’s "gum and Nan-ea.
ALIASY. sept. 12,—A local paper an-
nounced that Labor Commissioner l’ech
had resigned and that the resignation had
been requested by Governor Flower. Mr.
Peck was seen at his home and “III: "The
report is perleetly ridiculeua l have no
intention: ol resigning and nobody has
mentioned such a thing to me. You may
any that there is no truth in it." It in mid
that Ir. Puck's counsel will try and err-um
a delay at Kingston this alternoon, and
that even it Judge Fur-man gate out a writ
cl peremptory mandamus allowing EL I'll-
lery Andorran to look over Mr. I’m-It's lig-
nm a ramming order will be lllllllv'lIlan]
loaded by some other judge in the supreme
court.
Joan» by And-nation.
Burn Pa, N. M, Sept. 12,—lu the ter-
ritorial Domain-tic convention Anthony
Jcaepb. who lor eight years has repren-nled
the territory in wanna. was "nominated
by acclamatien. .- .-.
Inn on the (Ia-pat...
Ann", Sept. lz—senatov David ll. Bill
was aakcd whetherhehad arranged to speak
in Brooklyn the wash and replied, ”I have
madeno momenta to makes-pooch
there.”
THE chain anmv‘takciumzur.
heart: In.” Voter-no Will II- no.“
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Vacuum. Sept. lie—Tel- day war
the twenty-sixth nominal mm! at
themudllrmyclthe Republic will con-
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lybeaoted. Tbcwmnlunon mm
datlonahaaltvbochanptodatemnd every
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algnedtopuatawhlchapphed tor them up
to boot. 1. They ahowthet almost tolled
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heat preserving their l‘fllllrllln.
i'iiamjma REt'lel! aim in the nn-m
Chicago Inn: in loll. in the Great Baotou Fire
in II»... and ill all [be great limp. slow. S nrl
Iutslfcu‘ru. Aurora wanted. ~:l lilm
fPAYMENT
31 will”!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
“BOB, JDIINSUI L‘Eflll'lll.
2l9 Montague St,
crrvuaumouanz. Brooklyn, II. I
Thus far our mule delivered in Honlh Nor-
walk have given grnentl enlislactlon, and our
met haul of puymeni be highly appreciated. Full
leIlfl’malll’m can be lnul at our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
19 RAILROAD PLACF.
SOUTH MBWilK Will. 1:
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THE.“ FILLED 03 (’lt'lwxv.
Tm'lli mind with in)”. I’lnllmlm. Anny.
Amalgam our! all phallic materials.
Twill (rental and ammlully rruwrml ulth
finial. Platinum ur Porcelain l‘rowns.
Artificial teeth on Gold. Platinum. ("antinu-
one ”um and Rubber Mann. and all work per;
“Lulu? 'lo mMflatllhglaI ry. i la ‘
. w a attent n g no to rregn r an:
(‘hmlrun'o rm h.
All work at most flammable inn.
Teeth llllevl and extracted on nlcealy.
DR. F. W. DIRMER.
‘2 Washington til. Over Poet (Mire.
5mm: .anwallr.1.‘onn. oil Ir
So’me
Raisethe
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The constantly increasing demand for
WELCOMWSOAP ,
is a “rewul'd¥9fmel‘lty
ll‘
” which is as not;
”\breath to liih.
Concrete Wallis,
Flag Walks,
Curb and (inner
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
~ GRADING,
SllllDlNG,’
EXBAVATING .
RAYMOND Bllfls.
L. H. DECKER.
DEALER IN
Paints, llilsplllaas, etc.
Artists’ Materials.
I'll-lures Framed to 0rder. Painting,
Paper Hanging and Decorating.
to—va-smnii‘vnfl'roraksfitm—ro
South Norwallt.
C rad d u ck "9
till. we WISHING")! STEEL.
The People's Market.
ALL KLVDS 0F PRIME MEATS AKD
FRESH VEGETABLES IN THEIR
SEASON.
will become a study
(live in a trial and you
customer.
Hard 'l‘iinés Prices.
A. C. BRAIlIlllCK,
PBOPI] .310”.
I! tax it '
Y.-
J Pentium {or all random.
'1’. m mama-l tine languid not“; 1::
my». m'llelo'm' I’m" worm“
a“ in. scanty urine.“ £13“. ’mfl" "’
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Norwalk Chronicler