W lbs of lobsters for
on. aaleevery Saturday
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Wholesale and Retail roll.
tart and MVegetable Harket,
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{Blaine Reviews the lssues'in
2‘ the Pending Campaixn’
, m
.{lsll commons EDITOR Inn
on lagoon-:0.
II. Wary-aye the float lion-ark-
nhla 'I'III‘ in 'I'lila Canvas- la the Way
i lb Worn.” Bill III. Bow- Plain“ I.
th'n-t by In. New vol-I: an.
' NawYoanlot. ill.-—Mr. Blainor long
promised utterance on the pmddonfill
We! 1“ appears in the November
numbered The North American Review,
which 5 publilhud today. It occullifi‘
yum m of The Rev icw.
‘ Mr. Blaineuoteathelack of excitement
attending the present elections. cram
' ing it with the turmoil of intercatthat
charm the campaign of the elder
Harrison. This change oi the public inter—
efi inane! masts, besuggcats, maybe
accounted for by the growth in population
and the consequent absorption in vast com-
mucial and financial operations, and it
‘ my possibly indicate a sulnidence in the
iutnre oi extrane partisanship.
. Hr. Blaine gives special attention to the
lateral! than-identlal candidates. Oi
Prddsntllarriaon’a letter he says, among
other things,“ “perhaps none oi his
predecessors has made so exhaustive and
mamaelearpreseutatiouoitbequer
til-alavolv " hir. Cleveland‘s letter is
lubjected to searching criticism Mr.
Edmund-flatmagmalermeaennthau
Ir. Baldwin’s“. departs from the plat-
!“ at his party; in fact, that “Mr. Cleve»
laud bu made the platform upon which he
nowbaion the people," and that “Mr.
Blaveland'ahpartures from the positions
of his party’s platiurul on the question of
irestnde confirms the impression which
been general—that a large proportion
the Democratic party Indiana in protec-
tion in some term."
» Hr. Blaine makes «rustic cornmeal upon
Mr. Cleveland’s utterances on the cur
may and the state banks. lie upholds
the Republican policy oi granting liberal
panaionatothc veterans oi the war. On
this point he says: “The amount we con-
tribute toward pensions is larger than the
amonntpaid by any of the European na-
tions for a standing army. Surely the
binding up of the wounds of a past war- is
more merciful and honorable work than
preparing the country for a new one."
The “tone" Bill.
lThe most remarkable thing in the presi—
dentin] canvass of 1823 Mr. Blaine regards
as "the maunrrin which in some sections
oi thewnntry all other issues have been
put onto! sight and the forcc bill alone
brought into prominence.” lle compll~
manta Mr. Dana, oi the New York Sun.
theautbor of this policy, on his real and
ability in achieving this result. The repre»
sentationa mad» as to the purpose and ei-
fectof the inter :2, . !, however. he declares to
Hr. Blaine is hill and explicit in his
t oi the subject oi reciprocity.
that amalcrial increase has been
canard in United States trade by rwiprncal
trailer with the islands and countries of
‘Amcrica. and particularly by the treaties
made with European countries. Mr. Blaine
quotes interesting figures in relation to the
increase of trade with the Leeward and
Windward islands and Cuba, and be pre-
dicts in relation to Cuba that “we shall con-
quer by eomlmm: far better than by force
of armies, and cordially establish such
mutual internal; between (‘ubo and this
country that commercially the two conn-
trisr will be one. ’ '
Mr. Blaine, dealing with the claim of the
Democratic party to be the Jeliersonian
Palm-yr:
“it would surprise Jeiierson, if he could
mmappvarinthetloab. toiearnthat
he is held as indorser oi all the principles
audio adv ‘ Abyfllc"
party today. it is porhnpa not worth while
to enter into any elaborate argument on
the subject, but the Democracy owes no
little oi itaancerutotbepcrsiatencewith
which its adherents have made their disci-
plu believe this pretensiou through all the
mutations oi their party. ,
"it was equally true, it must be supposed,
when Mr. alum-med Federal-
lrt.wartbep midenhzlectofthellemwra-
cy,tbonsllithwellknown thattheobjeet
oilr. J‘armI'arnoat intense dlallkewaa
tbePedcralparty. luvslnitlrpolnled out
thlt the tionoi Jeileraononanyrob-
war ytbe reveraeoi thallelno-
crafle pdtion. lie irduly quoted at the
neat convention and a uewoath at all.
finerlstakrutohiaprinclplra
rim-lop“
' “la lull. ailerarsvereeontert Jeflerron
amatotbopreaidencyaa thrionoderaud
headdthaliepublicanparty. The pulls
Democraticwaaaometlm though-eldorn
need. The tenacity with which Jelerrou
hrblto the protective principlewar only
wtbeaeeeeeitlssuitheeoua-
. lliaaetlon in lamwbrn bedeclinrd
“marrow the repeal or alteration oi
the means law, aitera surpluaoi iourteeu
illnllonahad been accumulated, puts him
Inthaaharpotcoutraat to Mr Cleveland
whoiathe term oi unis-heated the sup
mural-ted ar the nun oi all vil-
I,
' : ln olarclurion In. sum. calls attention
totheerrrntial agreement of the two pan
outhegreatulalorltyoiluea “ is
uudmgaeatlva," be aye. "to
look over the ottwolhe twopartica.
androrhwnnehaliketheyareluerveral
run “matter the real and dlvlflve
lam-hnbesnstaled. 1: parties would
fllu todiacover and dollar those subjects
I. which there is a vital diilereaes of
and would minor discussion to
it would In»: only simplliythr
mead beanie-.4» relief lotus can-
didater. but would also ly help in
~ arriving at the truth. is til-ultimate
oblate! popular ducal-ion and
shelter."
I]. run lop-rs.
1;." 1'! spirit of l'lusilleutq
" ream-e LATEST ESCAPADE.
lie Inab- Jail. Ir lteeaplnred and Parl-
hpd My lflnntl.
Minolta, N. Y., Oct. lit—Oliver Curtis
Perry, the ialnau bank robber and dee-
Endo. escaped tram his cell in the prison
reSatnrdaynlgbt, but his term of lib-
erty was abort. lie was captured inside
the prison walls at 2 o'clock on Sunday
morning, and the only result oi his deeper-
ate attempt to escape was to make his eon-
dltion more miserable.
Alter escaping from the wing in which
his cell was located Perry boldly crowed
tbepriaouyardandhidinthebarrment‘hf
the broom ahop, where Convict Johnson
was killed by a ielblw prisoner only a few
weeks ago.
When the night hadrlllllolcutly advanced
for the darkness to shield his movemlua
Perry tried togaiu accesstothebroom
shop. it was closely guarded, however, and
be next proceeded tothe marble shop. Here
again be was frustrated in his attempt to
gain admittance, as thrguardawcrrouthe
alert and his eilorta attracted their atten-
lion.
'l-‘errystartedtorun ar aoonashcfound
that he had been discovered. He went di-
rectly to the collar shop, where there was a
large number oi knives, his idea reemingto
be toaueurr a weapon.
Aa’be neared the collar shop he was seen
by Keeper Tunis, who stood in the shadow
of the building. When within ten feet of
the guard l’erry was challenged and or
tiered to halt. He did not obey, and the
guard tired I: shot from his rifle over the
conviet‘s head.
This had on Meet upon Perry other
than to change the course in which he was
runningandwiucrcasebia speed. His
change of direction was fatal, however. as
be passed within reach of Keeper Smith,
who, without waiting to challenge, struck
him over the head with his heavy night
stick, breaking the stick.
Perry was stretched unconscious at the
keeper's feet, the blood flowing freely iroln
adcep wound. lie was taken to a duo-
geon, where he will be confined some
time without even a board to mt upon.
it is reported that after his capture l’crry
told Warden Durstou that it was not liberty
be sought. but an opportunity to stick a
knife into him. He. has conceived a deep
hatred for the warden during his long con-
finement in the screen cell.
To dig through the wall of his cell Perry
used the iron leg of his bedstead, which he
had managed to lax-Ion from its fastening.
Aitor the desperado had been safely locked
in a dungeon the extra guards were re
lieved, and Warden Durston mumbled
them in the keepera’ hall. llc then warned
them not todiscllss the matter oi Perry‘s
escape and capture in public.
It is reported that Perry was very seri-
ously hurt by Keeper Smith's blow and
that death may result.
Fore-an Roger's Accused.
('HAT'IASOOOA, Oct. 3i.—'l'he Daily Press
is at war with the Printers‘ union. which
is on a strike. On Saturday The Press
charged that J. P. Rogers, president oi
the Federation oi Trades, while ion-man oi
The Press composing mom used a table
measure, taking advantage oi the iact that
the proprietors knew nothing oi the Inc
‘cllanical port oi the barium». and that the
paper paid at lw. Mimic (or t) ps- tbul was
never sot. ’l In~ l‘ :c has I'm-atoll a scout»
lion ill lrllmr clrclcs, and it is thought that
the paper will be sued lor criminal libel.
A Physician Missing.
Sax Fnsxcmo, Oct. ill—Dr. T. F. 'l‘y—
nan, who leit his home at Modesto, Cal,
on Oct. l2 to transact some business in this
city and who is directoroi the liraugrra’
bank, oi this city, and a prominent ulcm—
her oi the (inngl-rls’ llusiuw n’i‘lfllflllllu.
has been missing iorn week plot. lt ball
been learned that he drew quite a large
sum oi money from his bankers in this city
to pay oil some bills, and that when last
seen he must have had several hundred
dollars in his possession.
(ll-pal;- Courteous.
SEATTLE, Wash, Ocl. 2i.-'i'he Demo
eratic candidate iorgoveruor. ll. J. Snively,
in an interview with a representative oi the
l} oiled l’reas, l- mpbalically denied the slate-
‘ ' "in The Post Intelligvllcer
charging him with rubbing laborers and
orphans by the failure oi the firm of Mar-
tin dr Snively in Grafton, W. \’a. Mr
Snively will sue tor criminal libel The Port-
lulelligsneer, Press and 'l‘inlea
Prisoner- la Revolt.
Susana, Ten, Oct. M—Tbe risly led-
eral prisoners ln Grayaou county jail are in
revolt. Two have madetbeirescape, using
a rope oiblaukelato descend iroln the
upper story One, Tom Moore, a murderer,
was recaptured This maker three deliver
lea within a week and eleven fugitives are
at lane.
Important Canadian Appoint-elite.
OTTAWA. Oct. fl—TheCanadian Gazette
eoulaius the announcement of the spools”:
mentoi Sir Alexander liaoeate am
'1' M. Daly as privy councilon. lion. Mr.
Daiy’r truentaamiulaler of the in-
terior lion .1“. Outline 'r appoint
meat all lieutenant governor British Co»
lumbia.
mafia-o and Ill- Bulb-II.
Pails, Oct. ill.-A sensation has been
mused by an article ln'i’he Memorial Diplo-
matique. in which it Ir asserted that hard
Minty. the Britillh ioveign Nimbus
intimated that England will not be a party
to any hostilities between the Drelbu
and Franer
' t
The la- c...
manna, Oct. lib—Tile trials oi Cal-
and llawklnaColonrl Streetcars! surgeon W
Grimm,oitbsTeutbrefiruent.N. (1.8 it.
rated assault on Privatelaulr
alien 1
your Job Printing
469e, Where their
motto, win Quick-
nesa, Neatness.
Accuracy and
Low Prices. '
llEiTll A LITTLE IEAIEB
Mrs. Harrison Barely Conscious
and. Sinking Rapidly.
Ell}: RAB IOT STRENGTH TO 00001!
AFudl’ar-c-nleoomiromlfldeh Itlr
Bellini She liar Hui Sufllclrut Vital-
Ity tn Rally—llor Lungs filling lip and
K. Bella! C.- III Aflunhd.
Warluxoroll. Oct. lat—Another change
tor the worse in Mrs. llarrimn'a medium.
and a more actions one than any that ha
yet occurred, set in yesterday morning
about 10 o’clock. As the church bells be-
an to ring the watchers by the bedside
became aware oi the approach of canal p0
thorn sinking spells which have once or
twice previously brought the patient to
the verge oi dissolution. From this re-
lapse there was no rally Its on previous oc-
casions, but tbs decline of the vital force
has perceptibly‘ though gradually con~
tinned. The president, who never leit her
Bedside all day, was joined ill his and watch
by other biembcrs oi the inmlly. None
ventured outside the White House dull-s,
either for church or any otllor purpose.
The suiierer lies all the lime on lit‘l‘ right
side, too weak even to cough, one oi lllnuy
indications that the end cannot be far away.
She liar motionless, except iornsligllt urn"
one twitching consequent upon the extreme
nervous prootratiou, which in her clue» has
been more pronounced than is chairuxllu'y
in tuberculin dim-awe. Meantime if is ap-
parent to the physicians that the I‘IIviI y ’of
the pleura isaguin llllilxg with \‘i'iiit‘l', which
in time will atop the action of line llullrt,
and that an operation lIilll'll its lllzll Illricu
periormui at Loon lake to n‘licw the lvo-
tery pressure is utterly out of the filtration
Mouse oi the enicebled condition oi the
patient.
' llartly i‘orrulorra.
All that could be done to alleviate the
sufferings of the invalid “no dom- by tho
physiciumaud nurse, but that was wry
little. Worn out by slt't’lllr‘sfillt'fik‘,llllillllt‘
to replenish her wanting strength by even
the limited amount ol’ liquid nourishment
~one or two bcnten mgr—which she had
heretotore been ablv lo lake. the patient-
loy ban-ly conscious, excl-pt at brici inter
vals through the tiny.
Dr. Garanr, the attending: physician,
said the end might occur cut any moment.
The probability was that death would come
painlessly by the stoppage oi the heart's
action, but a pamxyslll of coughing might
precipitate the crisisot any time. Nothing
but the wouderiul vitality which lira
Harrison shared willl other molllbers oi
the Scott family—her lather, Ilim-ty-iollr
years old, walclml at her bedsillHould
have enabled her to survive so long as she
has done.
hirs. Harrison's chamber is in the south
west portion oi the building, separated
only by u sllullumul. which ill llmltb she
used as a painting studio, i mm the corner
oi the building nearest the grcellhollsen.
it is illmlclliatrly our ilw stale dining
room, and as log r. mmul as "null-iv l‘ronl
thorium-nu! the I'll; .l.. l of lllc lire’filllflll'
tilll mansion. It I: liglllnl lly (“'OWlil
(lows, “Illi‘ll givrll l'.il llnlrllcrrllpléll and
beautiful view oi the Potomac, arm»
Grunt! Army place. tlIc M‘t'ilt‘ oi tllcl'ltc
encnnlplllcnl. I‘oIIIIlIlIIlEl-Iuillu with It on
thermal iv the president's room, which i:-
theaalllc room that was mwupiod by liar-
field and all recent pn-s’ldenls, l-xcvpt
Cleveland and Arthur. who all-pt in the
hunt oi tbl- building.
All the l-‘arnlly in “hailing.
The president'- daughter, Mrs. McKee,
her hllslmml and their two clullln-n; his
son Ru-«cli and wile: the daughter of Mr
Senator h Illllllehl and her child; .‘lh
Dimnlick. \inl. llurrisoll ~l \t‘lll'l’lllllt' niu‘c;
Hrs. Newt-umber. Mr. llllrriwu'sullnt and
Dr. Scott, Mrs. Harrison's venerable father.
occupy the remaining rooms in the [In-uh
deut'lld part oi I e mansion. flllll all urn-
pt tinlcairl the ckmolll ill the course» of
the day, except the clIIllln-rl, who only in
port appreciating the impending mlrmlv
amused themselves with their “l‘flllllil
nurse in their spacious playroom in tlw
basement.
The inquiries are incriIauut, but no mm
not even the Wife of Attorney (Mum:
Miller, who lit perhaps Mrs. llllrr‘l».o:.'~
moot intimate irlcml in Washington. i.» Inl
Ililtlt‘ll to the sickmlm.
None posted that [Mll’illl buIJu-r imm. .1.
ate family, who lil'i or nurse in "In; n.
time, relieving tbc trained nurse from |.
Baltimore llolIu-‘qmlhic hospital. “la...
mainllon duty at night. and the all. ..
physician, l.lt‘llll‘lll|tl| and Mn. l'..: . .
the latter Mn. llarrlmu'» niece. who u.
with her at Loon lrlhcmwllt part m .
day in the nlulisiollllttcullioq to m .-.. .
details which the uric! uric-Elm in ..
were lmpflillt' oi hulking urn-r
The Mix-ml liolnil-Iul. at «on .I
Noble wtl lilo wire or In. .I: lit ;.
oral mob-ml hillllim b
and Mn i'loker. in . .- I.
who havellreu accll-I- . I .. v rm,
day with their in ~. . l .. I.. ..
involved the luvnllll's bu . . . . .:
anthem-eke plat," rl‘v r .. .,;
ior. an till-y flared, the ll
IIJ .
:li ianial ohm
or Iii
“Healthier “(II lent.
CllchBO. 0* St. John \Vntmulul. lrxnt
lort on his they to the boron! Pvt-ab; ll rmu
ehurcblart night's lie was down lot an
address In the church and thaeungrmuml
walled Impatient!) Koran hour. When in-
Iually appeared be said. "i got lost on my
Iv
Cut "in Own "mt.
brass, N. Y., Oct. luv-"Tip" Brown was
attacked by delirium ire-menu ill Christi»
pber Hopps‘ salwu, and llopps, blow-ll II
periodical dnlnkanl, Imaalcll over the and.
tar awhile and then cut his throat from our
to err, expiring intently.
Iillrd by a Font lull.
Plant, N. Y., Out. Il.—~Durlng a game
of ball at Perry Center. Thomas lluell
Mud a tool ball which new among the
salt struck David Allan, sued
heart. killing him in
M lineal.“
floors Huntsman, l. 'l'.. Oct. “unis
brokeoottwodayragoluthsmluaroithe
macaw Goal and Railway company’s
hint at liartahorn, l.'l‘.,and arr-till
raging inflourly. ‘
Human-tier.
‘smmcmr. Oct Sun J Wit-or.
awoke warrtoppl at
.Iaittrdeom Iaittrdaunlgidaby
Indoor... “them
”How's—vi HAVE on BEN.”
*nmlmnn.‘ ‘
cumwwm
Ill gnu
P l ll ll Ill I E
the
an. [Marlo saline! v‘e furl
arth an.“ unafraid-alou-
WI» lb".
Ga
It (lo-ea Dru-l Japan and la Worse ‘I'hau ' Bflhnrand Liver Complaints.
‘ Yellow Prvwr. r ”WEE nlflour
N!!! You, Get. Sis-A new diocese, oou- Jamal
lagiour and fatal, has reached this port, If you . 1clat:
causing much alarm among the health au- expect to [“0 will mg"??? “uh-[ch
thoritloaatquarantine. l‘he disease is im- . W. J. Known-lied: sigh". fulfils]
ported. 1mm Japan, whom it is known as A 1, terribly fllhgmplmno‘ Ill-Illa: ",0
berl beri. The barn; ll. i’. Conn arrived oil use a chewing mu told me they”. “gonothiuglimm
quarantine yerte y from lloilo, and re 1 arm” ”'m better. ‘
ported that two deaths from the um to] a ‘ 23m mfihfihamfldm
had occurred. Seaman Thomas llllllnell CO ‘ mundane: ml“ Mil-m “mandolin
died on Sept. 3 and Camellia John Kw ' " '0"; n" “1"" WW
gent on Oct. ll. Both were buried at Hell. that WI“ not Elma.“ yup-1:5. firm 93 'm:
When the ship arrived at Sorta-1k, Va, cause you told-Ir the ii «in: stomach -
thé first mate and seven memwbo were mg“ l fink“ WM 3'
stricken with burl bcl-l, lrcrc put ushoxn I0 I “www.mmmfi. “3,335 “I;
and rent tolhe honpitnl. -to- to A 0|"! film “I. Pet-in many more.
The Cam: In laden with nlgarand m, e"he"; m mm“;- mgkgmdggrr M ell-c one
and makes the third and which has f l E “0 rum ' I not n“ l “u h”
too my. ucedtotahea trialhottle oiG.A.A.
reached this port in the pmt four weeks on to it at first. a few ores
which death from this (“le has been re- Ask for Email “3‘31; 33‘ $232!: .wl'aahfliflereut
vied. ' '°
The disease is said torvsemble the yel- .. ‘ “lathe and dtllcntocrzmal Etta-ml Icing“;
low fever somewhat, but ltis more fatal.
The discus-o is unknown here. The au~
thorities are at. it lOii‘i how to handle it
should other ships follow with the disease
on board.
The Cairo will be detained at quaran-
tine and thoroughly disinfected, while
stringent rill-:wlIrI-s \l ill be auloptui to com
with llu- dis-also {rum other uses-ls arriving
from the icrcr stricken Japanese ports.
ARGENTINE-S REVOLUTION. the kind
Governor llldna_ n Prisoner and Serious thal
'l'nmbln la Anticipated.
VALE'ARANO, Oct. zit—News comes from assuages and
Bucnoe Ayrfil that Governor Rojas. oi San- th
lingo-lei l'L-stcro. is still in prison and the 500 CS.
revulutionisls are practically ln control of '
the state. The national cabinet has dis- The ng 0'
cussed the situation in Suntiagodrl listen), 3“ chews!
and there was a division at! to the proper
course to pursue. The majority favored Sold
federal intervention, and Finance Minister
Romero min-nod and the executive asked EveryWhel'e ! "
power ironl Ihe national congress to inter
woe. it was grantcd.
The governors of all provinces have been
called upon to have the national guard
rrmiy ior scrviu‘. It is probable that con»
gross \\ Ill appoint a commission to inquire
lulu lln~ slu‘m of alluim in tin- pmviuce.
l‘rominrul liojiutm have arrived huh: and
hate lu-id contort-acre with (it'lll‘nll Rom.
The niillntion ill Illt‘ provimrc is grave
and tln- -n: is liable to be x‘rloll!‘ trouble he»
ion: Ii la milled.
\ horrible Jolie.
‘ .\lll.A.\‘. Tenn. tlct. 2I.—— .\ horrible joke
was yu-rpctnm-ll on Thomas )llllington at
Cllk‘nillui lllllll. Soul-- young men pm-
cllmi a coma and marclu-Il llllllngton to a
inlit‘ly spot. whore he moi told that ii be
dill not. disclose the will-walnuts oi uficti-
lions trcmn- lu- wmlld be buried alive.
lll- refused. but in spite oi his prayers he
was put ill the clllliu and buried ioran
hour. \‘llt‘ll taken out howzu a raving
maniac. The jokers limc llul.
”l;- 3.. SQ
Pleat
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Fwd Exposillcns. Each
package mill-:34 two large pics. Avoid
imitations~ and insist on having I.
Nlfi‘ll‘. SI'CH l’mrll.
‘Jhlilx' iii L G. SOL‘LE. Synge-5c. N. ‘5
nl: ly
sir \I' iver and fililymne ( hilllnn.
SOLIllllll. Ky. Oct. .'l — John Milton
King-ivy. oi Lost (‘m-k. is severityvtwo
yum of ago. Just one your ago hr- our
married to Mrs. “'iunio licltz as his sixth
lviio, "is first marriage «curred in limb
county tiny )l'omlgo. Five of llls‘ win-s
liv burial in Ilillvn-Ill parts of the state.
He islilc illthcr oi sixty-om- (‘lllliln‘thll
alive but tell. ill! but uifl's child Lou
healthy lmla- of time work:
Now port' a ( banning Murmur-t.
Sum-our. R. 1.. Oct. 21 —-'l‘bc lollmlalion
was started here lolth for a monument to
William Ellery (‘llnnllillg.tlle grout l'ni—
lariuu. The lllullllllll‘nl is to be circled ill
Toum park. it too fl"! from the historic
olll Mum- mill and inning the Charming
lllt‘lllill’lnl church. it is ll gift Milli-city by
ape-mm ulluw name the sculptor refines
lo lllllho public.
DON‘T DELAY!
TAKE
lliltrn by a "one.
DEAL LAKE. .\'. J.. Oct. 2t.— llisn Annie
llv’l‘ugue. the pretty daughter of Peter
.‘Jc'i'lllrllc, who lives in \l'unmuuau. was
fondling ll pet horsewllen the animal raised
his head with a sudden snap and bit the
young woman's name. nearly tearing it ofl.
The wound bled prolllnely. Sir stitches
were rlumry to retain her no“: la its
proper place.
Powder Mills lliow lip.
llI‘N'rIxoros, \l’ \‘a. Oct. all. ~Tho pow
der mills of the Finals Powder company
at Kelllnril. illur ln'Ilvs below here. blew up
yesterday afternoon The shook broke
many windows throughout the oily and
tell. like an earthquake Tho rrplmion
mm from some mysterious cm all on
lsunday Ilo worklIu-n are employed about
the promises.
Irrtdull Ee’l ly dialer. m
mun-nude!“
I? «'51.: , fixs
lit-miner In
. b. Parr-rat 0.”.
2 :3" I - I383.
‘il'- “wildcat.
m.- ”Humor: r I WIN
A Clomuo "ruler.
:II Hm .7 Hill 0'
(Imam. Tm. Oct file-lit the lull-val ' ’WALL PAPER
"CI
wort III-m Illc Jury in the breach oi promin- .
m'».r-—'l~.b
Duke of ltorburge Dead.
Mano: Oct. '3! -Tbe Duke oi Ror-
burube is dead. SirJaml-Il lunerlierfillhe
oi Roalmrghe and Earl inner oi the
United Kingdoms": born on Sept 6.189
lie married Lady Anne 8pencer Churchill.
sister oi the Duke of Marlborough. in Hm.
Ills heir is his eldest Ion, Henry John,
Illnfllllln oi lloimont.
suit for BANK!) brought by Mills Mary lit
Peale. oi ( incinuati. against Dr ”(i
Cristian at Texas. returned a verdict in
favor of the plalutlll tor Mum A I,"
trial war granted on the ground that the
verdict was excessive.
.- ll. Deva-ill. our
Nsw Your. Oct. 3i. *lidwln J. Dennlnp,
senior member oi the dry goods ilrln oi l-‘
J. Dennlnu do (30.. successors to lbr- retail
burial-rant A. '1'. Stewart, was iouuddead
in the bathroom of bin resilience Illhrt
Ninth street Death was due to pnlygb
oi the Ila-rt”
The flood- la Bardillta.
PAuImOct. so. ~mllpatcheairmn Cogliari
state that the flood» In firrdlnla have not
subsided. The villigee oi San 8mm.
Anemlnl. lleclmo. Etmnaud Emilia"
been partially destroyed.
Apache "Itd'a" Wart.
Tommie 'l‘.. warm
Ilsa Emma Van T3589!
a 00..
Apache-,2“. hthe leadership“. WWII!
Iorloua" " «murdered we...
autumn WWW" FINE MILLINERY.
m yum balsa. Mead lieu Tort.
“tomorrow Y., Oct. tl.~lflrede
1%?qu ullrlrrudl
r.
Broadlleall'a who. flm
mm?
Halal-allow
m .. m IISS'EIIHIITISSEUN.
“symmoa‘ mmifil . ,Il-Itaherwalt '
Mr. . _
wallow
amen-Mont: [#33 We»
‘WbifiuvuJA-vrgn v r r a f "
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harm": ever “I“. Those dealri cauoalio
r'rflefors iniormattonitl. any tin-fr.” Muss. (E
PRICE BRoro’Ealx‘ “norm '03 05.00
llllE, the Ilmggirtt’ Sale Agent.
e
.\.. W-.\.-.c.,.. ._ ...
Orders for l
Printing .
. Soliclted-
EVENING SENTINEL.
. .. I3
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
I Good Work
Executed
‘ Promptly.
PJAliAffg
CURE
Itnnal.
Ming Inuit"I . Chronic.
VT.S.BflNAlDSflN,
Putdownintho bertnlanrler at I
RANGES. the lowest price. I
srovas. "
Tl N ”WA R E
GRABING,
Piloting i: um ns Icicle.
SEWING,
Fllllilocll PlllllillSSlll'l’llES EIBAVATINE
Mllllillll BIOS.
Old and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
‘ BET‘VEBN
NEW YORK
80th Norwalk,
Norwalk.
South Norwalk‘. '3
E. (l. MORRISEEO.
it Solitary 8h, Barton, Ins.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
THE PROPELLZRB
city olmNurwalk
EAGLE
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vaultnoors.
AND
nuns” Willi or All Inns. =
.-,
The Best Safes in the World.
l5ll,l|0llin use. Always pre-
serve their contents. “‘“ "W “5"“ ’3 R
New lurk. al5p. m.
Leave Sorwalk 5 p. m.; South Xorwalk 6:31
p. m.
(Bookman street).
lit) sold in Lynn Mass" since that great fire.
where a) of our safes were subjected to intense
heat. prawn lug their contents.
height received iro n 7 a. In. (05p. m.
t‘ liAMPlO.‘ RECORD also in the Great
l'pon applic ution to agents the City oi Nor-
lfhiwl line“ In 187Lin the Oven: Boston Fire “All and l‘ 1" ““1506?!“ for filled-l lots 01
m L... and in all the great lives since. 3. u-l mum Inlw em in NW York or it» vicinity-
ionlrcutars. Agents wanted. Quin.
WA“ persons are turbid trusting any oi
I e I'lne laws of this line on ac-
count oi the ownera thereof #7
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains. Charms
Mantel Unclefliamunds.
Tlllllll. lllllllSllll & comm,
2l9 Montague St.
Cl'l‘i'iiALl. alumna. Brooklyn, H. l
Thur- far (I lr goods delivered in South .\or
ll alk hsle give a general satlallu lion and mu
Ilcilllxtni pun: llwlt trill, ly t;~prni:l.rtel . ul
li . :Iull . 'l :i l~ he I u \our .tfirnl.
Miss Baird’s Institute.
BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
Thorough course of study in the Ingliah
Branches.
.flllSlll. llll lIll
lllE llIlilllliES.
Th“, School for young Ladies and Children
reopens on
THURSDAY, SEPT. Hi].
‘The departments of Euglhh Uteruture and
Natural li'ntnry will be male especially at-
(ran the and profitable.
April aim fur lhr mliulb Ion oi ll is
would be ill on beiorc the latching g! ‘t‘b
«I hm!
GUSTAV PITZERQ I in ulare noon sppTirallon. slit!
1» v‘.’lll.RO.\ll PLACE. , J“:W:‘£.Eu ,. ’49;th
m .
scum Inlwnl corn.
WAGONS.
New and mind baud
Buggies. Phaelnns. Carriages,
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
:‘ Ull. AND SEE Till-2M.
Henry “Tilly.
6. Dell“ & SllN
rlucouaors to (3. it. Delilvn.
5| Washington St. Br. larval,
ll lulu ttmt lore-Ii.
P‘Irat-elara
Bakers, Confectioners-£-
ICE CREAM.
(7. Drill Olden Prom
[DIE In. I a In p“, “ll-L
MERRILL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
"Alflllfl. 00'".
A live. Wm" institution (or the marlin!
lralnlna o more men and {mm ell-mum luv
basin». in tlmmgh wm superior motto
(air. flmplrtn equipment, and .en- dent corp. oi
Instruct-m- have won for it the wonderment
hflflblb Mocha-I new limb drank
.i’lvumulnnhlp,m (7 "I'm
bard
helium
'Irr
Amigo! Mgr. Homa‘n and
on re re . Ind
and stallions. Intimal
‘ ‘ .3
2 JOHN” scum & son.
IO
’3‘... .v‘.:em'l'i'l.ii"l¢u 1. mm. in. mi:
FUR N lTUR E lfllflflmflm cm"
GREAT BARGAINS.
A era are: “'Wmn
avid Stow v .m-
’ reversal-emer- kmyfimm' J“
“Md-m Mmmmrm-ar .nn:
W WO,W.“ ‘ i a
ham Forte Lesson. m mammamfm=
Enchant Immbmw
mum-m garner-"crown:
Dwd‘mnm ' h. "an" "'1‘; ~.?m*”l3
Inn“ Irma. lull. or wants kw”... gm“
welcoumsofl
.a brand never found wanting, which
has not only established but sustains
the reputation of its manufacturers.
Norwalk Chronicler