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finalists Wt cox-mar or on
a , m to Abrngats the Balding
r. 7 ,m with This Country”
3‘ Against theyllalted States.
W isle.” the MAI-fleas
”Tom—Oct. 8.-—’i’bat there bacon
spiracysruonxthegmt European nations
_ to files)” Yon-American republics ts
Mummy trcuticswlththll
couldryamrtobcneettlsdfact. sum
mmuflmdlplomats'nf thaOld .
World, from coercion to bribery, are being
used without aunt. and all the benefits
which havsmulud from reciprocal treaties
tothsmanufacturersaudproducerscf the
United States are liable tobelostunlesr
tlmmdccisive steps are taken by this
t.
That such steps will be taken may be re
garded as certain, for Secretary of State
John W. Foster, when approached by the
Mrs of the president of coast
tbs-s republics with Most that. the
United States outbid a bribe offered by
(la-many. replied:
”this country is neither to be black-
mailcduor bullied. if your country breaks
“Mitmust be prepared tobcarall
the mucous of that act, forin my
mind the word ‘recipromtc' is coupled with
‘xdlllatim.’ i’
Elismoving cause for this action on the
moi the European nations isthat the
“which for years they have monopo
' I'll with the Pan-American countries
hagdncsthe reciprocal treaties with the
United States went into effect, been fading
The republic which at present is consid-
ering (tiers of bribes is San Domingo. . Al-
though small she has heretofore done a
largetrade with European countries, par-
dajlarly Germany. . '
Two, months ago a fonnal protestwss
III-la to the Dominican government by the
mutatives of Germany, Italy and
hunts against the further continuance of
rcciprodty with this country. and it was
accompanied by a demand that the treaty
ha abrogated at once. The Dominican gov:
era-rant stood llrln, however, and the con.
snl In New York, Francisco Leonie \‘ao
M was instructed to visit Washington
aadconsnlt with Secrelan' of State. John
W. Poster. Ha did so, and while nothing
“nits was decided upon he was moored
that the United State; would see that San
Domingo was protected in her rights. With
this annrancc the mogul returned to this
city.
(II-any the Moving Power.
As soul as it was found that bullying did
dotsnocssd another tech was taken. Ger
many was chosen as the moving power of
“limping". l» mu-u- lu-r rt'lnllnns with
a. little republic urv la-culinr.
In 15 a trinity was signed between the
two, in which Germany was rump-d as the
”most favored of nations." Hergoods were
permitted to enter Dominican ports at ex»
timely low imposts, and her citisena
wuctorcceivespecisl favors and canny
0n the other hand, *nlany {lomiuican
products were given precedence in Ger-
msny,aadunder this treaty a largennd
valuable trade grew up between the two
patina Dominican tobacco especially
found favor in Germany and soon crowded
with Sumatra product. and at present
m the entire product of l’uerto Plats
inn-ed in Gennany. ’
The in. of this market for its staple
not would boa serious blow to theSan
iguana people, and it was on this line
M the conspirators went to work.
Aspsdaleuvoywassens from Germany
to Ban Domingo
”Mutant-view with President Ulises
Bureaus. in which the harm which could
done his country alumid Germany close
oy then offered
Orland-olden offlidllla year to th
”to recompense him for any no
y he might lucur’Hf the reciproc-
N’Wflh the [lulled States was ab
Prddsatllsureaux at once dispatched
. and about two weeks ago
nets was fully
”No course of action was decided upon.
and the certainty thntGermany would use
onrtohaccoioduptryto forcemattcrs ton
crisis has troubled me greatly. That Ger
many will try to prodnm this result nulcm
we recede from our treaty obligations with
theUnited Statcslhavc for a long time
known.
Another feature of this attempt of the
Ijuropean nations to cause the abrdgation
of all reciprocity treatira with Pan-Am
can republiu is that the present Vsuesue
in government isbeing aided with money
and supplies by England, Germany and
France. An odor was made and W
shortly after Crespo's rebellion had begun,
and the terms have been ratified by both
parties since. The agreement was that the
present government should refuse to ratify
the reciprocity trmty with the United
States and should prince all overtures u
that end while opening its ports freely u
European trade.
An envoy was sent to Crespo. and la
agreed that on obtaining power his govern
cut would promptly ratify the treaty
Runnable by the present officials. .
Onhisplcdgeto this effect money wa
sent him and the South Portland and on
other vessel, the name of which the mem
bers of the “junta" refuse to give, were
sent down laden with arms.
THE HEAD OF THE JESUITS.
Father flsrtin, a Spaniard. Elected Gen-
eral of the Order. I
MADRID. M R -53.“...- \larlln has been
chosen general of the Society of Jesus by
theconvemion of Jesuit delegates at A1-
rpeitia. Father Martin is a Spaniard. flft_
years old. He has been a deep student oi
sdence and has acquired considerablere
nown asan author. Acting as vicar gen—
eral he has presided over the delibentiom
of the Jesuit delegates during the last few
days
The Jesuit delegntes have been meeting
in the monastery on the spot where Loyola
was born. After contention at 5 o'clock
yesterday morning the electors assembled
in the library of the monastery for the
voting. The election was mndeby secret
hallot,and,aswasto he expectetl.conaid-
srahietimcwasnscesasrytosccurea
choice. Shortly before 10 o'clock Father
Martin received an Mute majority oi
the ballots «a.
Thsnewswssatoncs telegraphedtothe
pope and was proclaimed in the church
with public ceremony.
mus by lashed Robbers.
Brnrsorrrm, Mo, Oct. a—Four cooked
men entered the railroad depot at Nichols'
junction, four miles from here. last night
and demanded that Telegraph Uperatm
Robinsonopenthersfs. 'l'htahewould
not do, nuknowingtbecunbination. They
knocked him down, bound and gagged
him, ran-chad the place and robbed four
pan-rm sleeping in the depot of all the
money and valuables they possessed. The
depotmoneydrawsrwaaalsorlnedcftlm
George Roy “le. Rapper havebsen
arrested on suspicion.
run. he: use.
mwg‘umi“""mfid“3m ,....""'"
u use e veu
and named Jacob Wachcnnuth. William
Blebardsaud John Wilson, are lost in the
woods. They started out Saturday morn-
ing toptherobcstuutsandup to uowhave
not been found. They went In a northerly
direction and enter!!! the woods several
lull. frcrn this city. Batching parties
have been out, but unmccnsfully.
Its Ora-la Cass Ania.
Coltrane, Ml—d’ha Times says that
applicatlcawillhsmads momma
within the nerttcn dayafor a maturities
for'l'orn Wmow nearing the clear
clamoftwoyeanlntbsstalcprirmat
Salem. 0r. In the requisition (lemma
willbs charged with a minor erlmc.bnt
thsnslobjectia bringing hlmhsektoc'hl-
capiatoestahliahhle hlcntitysatharuan
wkobutchsrcd Dr.Cronla.
Mt as! Nations. ~
momma...” “ransom;
m a
oranges”: "ll.“ ll'r‘las‘hlandlord» re-
mtom, ”I! , m
Wald .d scotch m M
leash and land s will be
rated. 'i'klswosldarrbuslyrsaharrgs
Duke of Argyll. the nakedness.
shire othuscfthrlrprtudplrs.”
com!
Iliuiltllllfltl‘t'f.‘ trust.
a moo-Lunacy. no
a
shear nus» DEAD.
Its Isms-s W and mus-puss
lupin-as is farts.
Damon. 1-4th Emmi»
monum-
Denioastic ‘Opposlbo in New
, . writsrls dead. .
York to Tammy not. meme... mm m
' I 4 Nerd izhusrh‘l‘e'étnnu mmuwnfi
“mum nu. some-m ”find; ,andatsnsarly
- hewasaeutto l’nriltaobtaln hiaprep
station At chock-c of iii-classical studies
hawasplscnlinthsarmluaryoffiLBnltiee
tocunplsts his theological course. While
lssal ”that in.“ mania-d
”(Imam-In blunder-Gusts.“
WICWMMW
Jmll’ll snxm arms.
there he developul too much independence
of thought to qualify for the priesthood,
andthersforehc quilted the seminary to
follow the bent of his own mind.
in hit? be won the Volney prize for a
work upon the Semitic language. in 186]
be was attached to the department of man‘
uscript in the National library, and five
years later was elected a member of the
Academic dcs inscriptions in the place of
If. Augustin Thierry.
finial!) he went on a urination toSyr'm.
and three years laterhe published his “Life
of Jesus." This work excited the vehement
antagonism of the French clergy, which
brought about his dismissal from the
WWI hip of Hebrew, to which be
M , d m ~ non appointed in race.
Moi sour-cw. hlsdusasamattsrof on
and «moans, and l shouhi have
to treat him nthcrwlco.
lfln your judgment you think it well to
mahstbsdsnial above referred in you mat
llbaty to do so in anywayyon think best.
Vuy truly yours. (inovsu (IL-man.
THE OPPOSITION T0 TAIMANY.
The Autism-ppm Will Put Up a lanai
‘l‘lchrl in Row York City.
New You. Oct. 3.--'l'he committee up
pointed by the untisnapper organimtion
for the purpose of ndvihing with the Demo
cratic notional committeeen the subject at
independent local nominuinus held a meet
hug in thnir handling” ln Putty-train“
street last night. Mom of the members
were present, audit was unanimously do
cidcd to go ahead with their original inten-
tion of supporting an independent ticket.
After the meeting“ chulrmnn. Andrew
B. Parker. saidf ”the committee appoint
ed a subcommiflss. consisting of myself.
issu- ll. Klein and J. .l. Quinlan. forthe
purpose of confining with other Demo
cmic organizationaon the lines indicated
by the “variations previously [nun-«l by the
ormrniutiuu.
"hiuclrbasbwn mid nbmlt the upped
tiou which the idea of ullrirvltlrLr-llme
met hem thenstionul committee. 1 wish
instate right here. and the members of flu
committee will back up what lorry, that
not one word of objection or protest was
raisedatthecoufercnce held by this com
mitts: with the national committee, save
from one member.
"Ex-Mayor Grace last Friday night gar:
napodtivs mun-anon that the nomination
of a third ticket was the only proper and
wise stepto take.
“Among the err-pulsations with whom
we will confer will be the (‘onnty Democ
racy and the Gerunn-Amrrimn Cleveland
and Stevenmu union. Wears well na-un
that the lam-r organization, by mm at
their constitution, cannot act as a body.
butwcdonot proposeto treat with them
as a body.
"We believe. however. that they are
favorably disposed toward mand willhs
our active slim As for any reported op
powitlon in their ranks to the third party
idegIhave beanie! none. 0n thscon
trary the head of the organisation. Mr.
Oswald ()ttmdorfer, has stated dintlnctly
that be was not prepared to state his post
ticnasyst,and menofnolqn importance
in the organization than Mr. Henry \‘illanl
and Mr. Jackson 8. Schultz have declared
themselves unequivocally in favor of the
independent ticket.
Mklu’ Position.
_Wasnnmrox, Oct. 8.—-ltopubllcam lend-
era in this city are on arivlml that (lulu-ml
i). ii friction. of New York, will make any
anesthesia support of (Ecru-ml “Harrison's
mummsaumnt rclarrt m It
b said that tha pnsral has revised the m
portal hlsrvararls at then. A. it. re
calm in this city week infers last, which
waaraadsfrnraslosg hand sketch taken
byanewepsperman who wasprssrnt,and
that thus revised the speech will he circu-
latedhchs Raps-bile“: national commit
for. speech lsundcrstnod to he an arm
plilleattca of the M's remark at the
Chicago convention. intuit-nod Into
Bourke (frrkrsn‘s faunas midnight speech.
“No Union outlier no vote for (inner
Cleveland."
5
thought on the subject. Boob misrepruasatr
tin h Irritating and exceedingly motors-a
Not one single statement which i have as.
Birth of Christ“ but two volumes were
published. Ilia intention wan to complete
the work in four volumes. Early this year
humid to a visitor in Paris: “I have fin-
ished the bulk of my history, but l hesi-
tated long over beginning this last portion
of the work. Life is so short. But at last
I act to work on 'Atonemcnt and the Mac—
cala-rs.‘ This junction of the old ill-brew
religion with the religion of Jeans was very
interesting. i shall complete it in two vol—
umu, but not under two ymrs"
A NEW TRICK.
llsw a Cincinnati Street Car Company
was [tetra-dad.
Crxcnrsarl. Oct. n~A few weeks ago
the Cincinnati and Covington Street Buil-
way company reduced the fare from ten to
seven cents nud travel was greatly in-
creased. but strangely enough the revenue
was largely decreased. The commuyenu
ployed Detective K A. Miller, of Cleveland.
to discover thscanss if unable. flillsr
came here and [vegan runningncar. He
was affable, and mu had a smith friend
in every conductor on the mod. Urn: night
last trip. to «inductors-id to him, “Arc you
short tonight!"
“Yea," said Miller.
'l'hccobtluctor then handed Miller a lot
of punched tickets. lie took them to his
room and made a careful examination of
them. He found that one of them had been
scorched. Heat inquired from head-
quarters what was done with pnuchsd tick-
ets after they were returned by thsconduclr
on; and wuinforfl thatthcy were placed
tnaaackand burned in the powerhouse
furnace. He watched the operation flours
place of secrecy and the leak was dismo-
cred. A clerk threw a large sackful of
punched tickets on the edge of the fire and
kit the room. The fireman hastily took up
a rake and withdrww the beget tickets.
iamping out the tire. These tickets were
sold to conductors, me for two dollars. The
companythentrledssvsralplam to catch
the emulators who were using them. and
mathat anemia] in liming six of
then, and intimate that the amount of
money stolen will range from mall) to
”Milli. and say the dealings have bass
going on for five years. Ousconduetor. on
a salary of twelve dollars a wash. has been
carrying twenty-live sham in a building
W In Hot Water.
Cmruan, Oct. l-oiiupreme Joule.
Why, of the iron "all. was given a
warm reception at Army and thyhll
lastnlgbt. Hendrix's-ed alargeandlenu
of members of the elder, defending ht.
courasas chief ofllccr,and in mlmlh.
asldtbat he would not ancwrranyques.
0min public, but would most in than!»
room all whodcrlrud toquestlnn him. This
andths chalnnan.whowasfrlondlylo
scorerby.dsclsrsdtks Minuteman.
mumpsdthmgh addsdooraud
the inclination meeting was in
moutumedthslixhhcutcmhen
m lIr mum.
canteen. 0st. l—«Jntlgs Walter Q.
Ore-ham ire-causal a sensation by doelac
In; his intention of voting for timer
Cleveland for [tr-Idem. Judas “MM!“
Iayatluuhewasled tohisdcohlon because
hfrlt that at this time the policy of the
llrrnoer'atlc party waatbcmsetone. lls
'alanwished it distinctly understood that he
dldnrrtfavor frsr trade, but that ha ho»
listed in lucid Mom.
his“ term
BAMIIMA,R.Y.,OII~&——Attllsnmp “flaw? “thump“;
“m“ - - "'WWW liscrkeltyra-Ithslflll 1.33.3. "'
”I N. J. like". (i W “hm
wuunflrimuuslynws form. thatdata
Wall samurai-is.
Raw You. Oct. l-«Ths following db
patrimmmlfmillliym. it
hilaaswartol’etn‘llahcr'a to
W Wire-t states We
lungs. clans {champion-hip ss~
lrss gurus Irina Ii“ within us
.
“WM"!- ‘
Pam. ushers. Irish laud al-lab-
Isrsibyliaatn’shahamuwatatom
ltle lave-nu tumulxm
(if his great “History of lsrael Before the .
r.
l
a. s_ m-
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.cnrnNEvs SMOKE
as they can't chew,
but everybddy can
chew or smoke
B'L
Tobacco.
It is fragrant and lasting,
sweet and savory.
about a Week out). when he had made his ,
s-odation. 'l'hsachsmswasanswou‘
Makes an everyday convurkuce of an
old-time luxury. Pure and whoillesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. [gm
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pics. Avoid
Imitations— and insist on having ll.
NONE SUCH brand. .
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[mini-i in Lynn. Mme" since that KIT-ti lire.
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city of Norwalk
AN D
EAGLE
\Yill leave l’ifr 2i. E. K. (Beukmnn streell.
how l ork. or a p. in.. Saturdays at 2 p. m.
Freight received fro n .’ a. m. to fr p. m.
Heturn’ng boats leave Norwalk at 5 p. m.
and south Soru sit at 6:3) p. m.
i‘rciebt taken from and received for all
or mu "5' the llunbury and Norvvallt and She-
pmu Railroads at great y minced rates.
l' mu a5: _lil~ (ion to agents the L‘ity’ of Nor—
wnl and 'ngle will be sent for special lotsof
freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
WA“ pemms are forbid trusting any of
” PAYMENTS
.31 WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains, Charms.
Mame! Clocksfiiamonds
“Ellis. Jonson & comm.
219 Montague St.
m dismount; Brooklyn. ill
'u-Siiznhal’pnnur-nt Litigliiy. r '-l. Yrrl
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GUS'ILAV PITZER.
W HAILHOA f! PLACE
saum woman can.
C ra d d u c k ’ 5
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ALL lell‘i OF
FRESH VEUFTABLB
3E. 505'.
IN ’l‘ilfilll
manner.
A. ‘0. E BRADlllllIK,
numerous.
“AVE THEM 1’1lele 03 CROWNED.
ld. Plat nut. Alloy
Teeth filled with
an and sllplast male
Gold. Platinum or Mel-in (.row
0h m‘stset . ,3
Aiworhatarost
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DB. F.
leaIi lt‘crwalk. (inane; . our
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Thus far our goods delivered infvruth Nob
wail: have given xvuvral satismctlnn. 'md our
l’lllME ME \Tb' AND
Give us a trial and you will "become a steady
Hard? Times Prices
Save Your Teeth.
Tee-ll: Irsslrsl and Mil: crowned with
us.
Aflllcisl loath 00H. Platinum. (‘oatlau
min-wand saw.” allworhpsru
.3 ion mun-5p 1mm and
as um» ’
W. BllllEll.
(Ruth-totes.
. m...
on scum r so.
the em llh}t:tifrl the boats of this line on ac-
count 0 the owners thereof. a
H. DECKER.”
DEALER IX
Prints. llilr. Glass, sic.
lrtisis’ laterials.
l'irturcs Framed tollrdcr. Painting
Paper “singing and Decorating.
:axrsmsmoi‘iifinfim
comb Sorwalk.
we». .. vane-ww-
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mm%
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SOAP ‘
f,‘ 3;? Which is deflat-
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