Bad Enough, but Not So
' ”IS “First Reported.
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‘4 J'flaedaidhpat more.
AMMBI.—~Thenccueol lil-
nestruwnvinm Sunday by
Me. Not only was more
ihnpopnistionnt the city there
, , “edibllutthouaande more from
I Ilka")! the cleanest swept lire dlsv
kitten-an. his now pmticallycold,
“pneumonia great whole
platen-smite mrvioaol thoilre
. ‘ All at the important firms
Woutwillreanme business at once.
and tawny are already preparing torchuild.
. new Malt company, whose loss
“”113. have architects at work on
Chenille! thehuildingwuunderrool
.mlhnnllnsol the freight whichfhad
_ mammxmmm‘mumm
Eig- The companyia readylor height
“an.
ha task of determining with accuracy
“Millions to the reiiel loud have
“madman Among the iargead~
“uh-eliminate it today wastldlli
flu Clara Barton, ol the Red Cross no
firmrnrmmmn u2::
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l'ourperaouswere killed and 1,800pers
smarendered homelem hythe noun-m
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FLAMES AT POINT BREEZE.
M nipping 'rmI Oil-arr Property
Worth I'D-fly zummm ”calmed.
Panannrnu, Oct. 3L—l’oint its-mm
"W again by demand Incline the
Int-could be controlled the wharvca and
flippingwere damaged to the extent ol
moon. The iron hark Felix. Cap-
whieh was lying at the ‘wharl
awflting a tonic! refined oil,was sunk,
all the bark Elena 6.. loaded with and
diur- badly damaged; a lighter loaded
yithaamol oil wasburnedtothewater's
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hundnhouwandbarn helougiugtothe
fly warn wiped out and other property
'- ordamaged. Thenrehurned
miy all Sunday, and it wasnotnntll
kin 1‘ evening that it was extinguished
Mallet 4 o'clock in the morning
linen at the ”pumping station were
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at a pipe connecting the Philadel-
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QUEEN 0W DEAD.
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Bruin. Oet. al.—'l'hs dowsger queen oi
oi Wurtemhern was Grand Duchess Olga,
daughter oi the Czar Nicholas olBuerla.
Bhewavbornon Aug. rum. When the
late King Chariaaol Wurtemherg wastrar»
sling, More he had attained his majority,
hemetthngrandduchesaat Palermo and
they became cupped. They were married
Ii Mimi in July, In“.
Alter a trinmphal entry into Stuttgart
the young couple led a very quiet life. She
as well as her husband was loud at mule,
srtandllteibratumsndencouragnd the so
detyol art andprolemoraat theirhouaa.
The outer world did not hear much of
them, but to the Wurtemhergera the prin-
cess soon boo unea beloved figure, herdecds
of charity. her interest in education and in
the welfare of the people endearing her to
her future subjects.
For eighteen years their lile speed (It
thus uneventlully: their only sorrow which
the outer world ltnew ought nl was the
childlcasneai at their union. Her huohaud
secendedthethrnneinlm. He died last
October
She was the aunt of the presentesar.
For some time she had been illati’ried-
richahopen, on Lake Constance. She knew
thathrrcancwaahopelera. Shehadtakeu
touching leave oi King William,nl Wur—
temberg. who, with his consort. Queen
Char had hurried to the sick bed.
Her Constantine and Michael,
the latter coming from Tillie. aleo hurried
toasythelutranwellwtheirnum.
no lites Getting Deviant.
Imam. Colo, Oct. 8|.-—Trnuhle with
the Utea is expected. Taking advantage oi
theremovaiol the troops lrnm Fort Du-
cheane. the White river Utes have lelt
their reservation ‘nd are camped at the
head ol Spring enchahout thirty milca
below Meeker and shout lorty milea [rum
the reservation. The bold and defiant man.
ner in which they are conducting them-
acivesalanne the aettlera, who lcar a rep
tition ol the outbreak ol 1887.
Crane! by Arctic Hardships.
San Yummy, Oct. 31.——Jame’o it. Bart
lctt, one of the survivors of the Jeannette
expedition, shot and hillcd-hiewile'a niece,
Lottie Carpenter,ahot hiawile in theshoul-
der, and then shot and killed him-ell.
Biueehis return from thesrcticregions
Bartlett'smind has been wcahaa the re-
mitnl hardships experienced. and olten he
threatened to murder his wileand niece.
a criaisla Bran“.
BroJanrno,Oet.tl.—-8ennv8emdetlo,
mlniler ol linsnce,and the hndgctconr
mitteshavereaigned,owiug to the action
olthechsmherol deputiesinrejsctiugths
government hill taking over hsnhivsnes
and adopting a hill granting exclusive right
cl irenetotheBanhBepnblica Thenew
iawsinoenactsthat importdutlesehallhe
paidinwld.
Buta- Warhad by Cot-Wien-
Boa'ror. Oct. 3i.-—Wiiiiam D. Puller was
arrested here lor peeing counterleit silver
dollars. and through him the den was mid-
ed and a complete counterfeiting outfit
captured. Fuller claims that the gang has
floated ”LIX” in opinions Iiilillt‘) in lion
him. He says he prune-l thirty dollars in
cast Bunion Soturllay night.
Frightened to Death.
nonun’rowa. N. J.. Oct. 3L—filihh Dil-
lon (colored), the wile ol Thomas Dillon.
whilepassingslong the outskirts or this
city, was frightened by a horse which was
running lane. The woman was thrown
intoconvulaions. iron the clients at which
ahedied this morning
Isle-ad by various Add.
New You, Oct. IL~Mrs J. Kennedy
Tod, a member at the ”Your Hundred,"
”accidentally poisoned last evening by
carholicacid, which she used [or spraying
a sore throat. Alterthe rigorous use at
am pumpshe waspronounced outol
lasted Ali's lightes- Ileana.
Anon. Ilsa, Oct. Il.-While Georg
Btaadith was cleaning a well the earth
caved in upon him, burying him thirtyvnvs
terthslowthesnrlaea. Hewastahen not
alive alter being buried lnr eighteen hourn
and will recover. lie isaixty years old.
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NFFNIIIS OF THE NATION.
The Annual Reports of the Cah—
inet Ojficers Nearly Ready.
WADAAIDOUR monitor.
W ovum- la ills [sport
lands a Note of Warning. and lice-
“ lea-m Against Ila-lain
competition as the Paella Ocean.
Wasnmrror. Oct. 8|.—-Auunal r 1,011.
by the cabinet oilioera lor the year ended
Juueal, 1m. will be ready for the preei'
dent shortly alter the election next week,
andallexceptthstol the swrrtsrrol the
treasury, thatol the attorney amoral, who
maheahiaditect tocnngrcasand not tothe
president, andthatolthe aecretaryolstale.
which forms the basis oi that part ol the
Mimi's manage devoted to loreigu al-
laira, will be given to the press in advance
at the meeting of congress. These reports
have been in course ol preparation lor
weeks put.
The most voluminous ol these depart-
mentreportsisthatolthesccretnryol the
interior. it includes the reports lrom the
land once, the patent ollice. thehnrran ol
Mona, the lndlan bureau, the education-
al bureau, the railroad bureau, the geolog-
ical aurvey and the census oilice.
Secretary Noble’a rum is well under
way. and it will probably be oneol the lint
reports given to the public.
Wanamaker’s Milli.
Postmaster General Wanamaker hssaieo
been hard at work on hit annual report lot
more than a month. and it promises to he
one of the most elaborate and picturuque
rcviewr ol the work of hi» department
which has ever been made. Mr. Wm
maker is still busily engaged in publishing
his plan lor a poem telegraph}. and a
greatpnrtol therepmtwillhe devoted to
this subject. As an argument {or one cent bu
letterpostane. in which he is much inter-
ested,he will present the tart that the post-
olllce department will probably be eel! sun-
tainlng in another year. Then he will do
vote a great deal ol apaeetoamiew of
what has been done under the mullsubaidy
act. with congratulations to the Repair-
liesu party.
The treasury department report this year
willnotbesolmportaotae some at those
which have preceded it. The financial
poiicyol the administration is well fined
all understood. There is no serious ones,
finamnnected with the nuances on which
Secretary Fostercan heeaprctcd to make
a radical recommendation.
he recommendation 0! the greatest
popular interest in the forthcoming report
oltheaecretarywillhethatlor the eatah-
liahmsnt ol a national quarantine. interest
inthecholeraqnestion hasnot diednut by
say mans. It has only given place for the
time to interest in the coming election.
Every one knows that the danger D! a
visitation from the plague has not diasp
peered. it has only been "upended tor a
time. Next spring the cholera question is
going to hr- aa actiwly in the public mind
In it Was two nllllllilh :iun.
Secretary Ftblt’l’ will l’PvivW tin- work oi
the department during the n't'rlll rholrrn
excitement at tome length. and the pm
ideal in his message will join thu- War}
at the trrarury in bi» "trunnion-lotion (or
the calahllahrnent of a national quarantine.
The president has not yet begun work
on his annual report. and will probably not
do so until alter the election.
0-: nipping Interests.
Z C. O'Brien. ammlmioner ol naviga-
tiou.basjust ‘ "‘adrance ' ol
7
hlsannualreport to the secretary at the
treasury.
Alter tracing the history at the protec-
tive policy adopted during the adminletn
lion of President Washington. the commie
sinneraaynhntall that has remairu-d tons
in shipbuilding and in the carrying tradels
ditto tho lact that we have rigidly ad
hand to the protective set 0! I’d). iii, rm.
under the provision»! which shame the
domestic trade ol the United Flatt-a in cm
lined to American vrsesls
The eonmiuinner calls attention to a
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TELEGRAPH“) IREVITIED.
A eommlttss ol the unemployed has»
the commissioner ol polio-o! London
and the horns secretory that they propose
holding a meeting on Saturday neat in
Trslslaar square.
Phlladel his ls manner-d with a water
famine. of Publie Works Win-
drlmssysthatlntheerentolsilrsoteven
ordinary proportions the city would best
the mercy ol the doom,
The lanainglhlich.) City Electric Rall-
way company, with a capital stock at mm,
(m, was organized Saturday. This corpor-
ation has purchaeed the tanning street
railway lrom the Continental Trout con»
pany, of New York.
Mrs. Rachel A. Cartwright, a widow,“
presented to the New J9me} Society for
the Prevention of (‘meliy to Animals”)
acres of land near ridge-r, Clay county,
Neb.. laid to be worth 120.01).
R. W. Coleman, the N’nuplc'l party can.
didate for state land comminaiouer in
Texas, the editor 0! Truth, the party organ
of the stale, and one ol the leach-n 0! that
movement in Teams, in dead.
Montgomery Sharp, mayor ol Coal City,
near Morris. ills. hm hm: plat-Jul under
arrest on the charge at attempted assault
on a lonrteen-year-old lt llan girl. The
all'alr has canned a big uaation and he
narrowly escaped lynching.
The next Orient—Cambridge boat race
will he rowed on March is, 1813.
Mr. Adolph Starch. one of Baltimore's
oldest lumber merchants, in dead. Mr.
Starch came to this country in lhloaud im.
mediately entered into the lumber business
in Baltimore.
Edward Murphy, Jr., chairman ol the
Democratic state mmmitter. had his right
shoulder dislocated in Troy by being
thrown lrom his carriage in a collision.
Nevertheless he started lor Sew York.
Charles in Bingham. ol the firm at C. L.
I: l. (.7. Blush-m. Mount Morris. N. Y.,
one of the best known bankers in that non-
tion 0! the state, died at his home in that
fill-st. -
William Sherri-tr, managerol the Bach-
ingliam pottery,dropped dead at Hand-on.
lie was a native of New .li-rney.
1- Dole-II ilta America's Cap.
vamracr, Oct. Bl.—-The lierreahofla
have begun designs and ordered matahl
lor the mmuion oi a flyer to contest
with anything Lord Dunraven or anyothar
luglishman may bring across the big
pond. An order lor her hm been made by
anon! thewealthicst at New Farmland-aw
ulacturera. The Rene-hols are to be paid
prior. and they are to pay a loc—
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ldiilthabmidoea lit [It-ill "new.
ca’s cup. ‘
lleary Clay's Granddaughter head.
Lamar-ox, Ky, Oct. 32.4m- lllnnls
Clalv nerd thirty-eight. died at bu home
here at cancer. She was agrauddaughter
at Henry Clay. and her lather. Thomas ll.
Clay. was a member ol the legislature at
the opening of the eiril war, and later w.
" to h" ,, under?“
Unmln. Miss L'lay waea brilliant musiv
clan and a iavorite in society.
Liberated In. liberty'a Ilead.
New You. Oct. nix—A dock oi nearly mo
homing pigeon» were liberate-d at precisely
1:12 p. in. Sunday lmrn the head oi the
Statue at liberty, and started oil on a race
to theirhome in Scranton. i’a. They circled
ahout the statue lnr ten minutes taking
their tearing», and then started in a body
directly scram the North river and into
Jerney They were soon lost to right.
A Innate/r Kl- log.
Tone" LAII, Mleh..0et.31.~'l'ho Cam-
cron l ‘ company will ship to the
World's lair an immense log at gray elm.
Thetreestnadsovereightyteettothellrat
limb and the log will measure eighty (eat
in length, the diameter will be six and {our
lent at the respective ends it will require
two flat ears to take it to Chicago.
A Wreath In In. Harrison's Bravo.
lament-nus. Oct. Sir-Th. natloaal
hoard oi lady managers at Chicago has
commissioned Mu. \ irglnla C. Meredith.
memhsrtrnm ladle-a,» plans a wreath
cllaurel on the grave ol lira. Harrison.
The Minthvoflcisl order. lacitesthst
the wreath is cant as strthutstotheea-
sited wwtholllrs Harrison.
hatter Insig- Deal.
BIIOIIAIm.N. Y..Oet. Il.-’l’ne Rev.
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r3, \'a, Saturday lrorn heart diaean. ‘
"NEWTON“
none, Noumea.
:iAciournoy and
Low Prices.
"aw-worn .w-...... ... w .
the “gill
edge " chew.
It brings
contentment.
You get
this luxury
at the price
of poor trash!
Sold
Everywhere!"
Halter an everyday convniimce oi an
old-tine luxury. Pure and whoiliesome.
Prepared with scrupulous are. lghcd
main Pure Food Expositions. Each
m makes two large pits. Avoid
5— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELI. & SOULS. Syracuse. "$1
I: ly
055/ It!!! 721} a
‘ Examiner I-
I7. s. rateas also,
In“ In III.-
Oilces. It‘ll lain
"Um. Moan!»
Infinite ian Tassel
It 0.0..
rumor
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"rt-I FINE MILLINERY-
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for
IlilE, mnmgil's't‘." teleigtnt.
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Printing
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‘ EVENING SENTINEI..E
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BESOUTH NORWALK, or,
Executed
Promptly.
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ammonium: , sumo
A l. s. llllNlLllSllN,
South Norwalk. “.1
E.c.lillllll|8&00.
ii Bvdllury It. listen, lets.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Sales.
' Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT NllllN 0F Ill KINDS.
The Bert Sales in the World.
Hum» use. Marys pre-
serve their contents.
mold in Lynn lane" since that great lire.
wheruwoloar eswernanb edtoi tense
hat. preserving their content?“ It
CHAMPION RECORD alao l the G
Chlflo Fire in lm. in the Emilfloeton iii".
iul A and in all thegresthres since. stud
lor tlrcuiarr. Agents wanted. s3 um
WAGON—“Sf
Buggies mommiamages,
canopies, SWEEP!“-
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND all 'l'llll.
E99?! WIV-
9- ”$1243.39"
5| Washington St. to. Iorwsll,
2? lain Street Harwell.
P'i ”loci-ea
takers, Bunieclinners,
A or!
ICE CREAM.
C’. DeKl 0 lo Pr: .
«V. Y. lgfilrmi n re £3..ny Filled
lll'ERRl LL
BUSINESS CBLLEGE
SIJIII'OKD. (DONE.
A lire. pn mivelnntlturlon lor the practical
training 0 young men and ounu worm-a tor
inens. its thorough wor ,snperiur meth-
ods, complete rqnipment.aml efficient curve at
instructors have won (or it the mandate of
the lbllc. ilrsurhce taught: iinoh—heeging.
Fan in}. Penmanship. CormmndenceJl vrt-
‘vnad. mourningi Iirehitertnrr. tlerman and
Engli-h studies. pen the entire ear. lind—
nates assisted tom ominous. lopenl
"cthth. Solicitor illustrated rat ue. A ~
m it. A. MERRILL. Presld'l. titan: out.“
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
«nth Mala street "unafr-
91.3"“ flue E mm
mum.
IWaatavaaastlloathlovwslh
Mar-ace. Walter J. Hall. 'I West flu
tune I v 'ni’fIv-r
JAPANEI
‘fdli‘l.
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Putdnwninthchesimannerat
thelowevtprloe. ‘
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BMINNG,
SflBIllNii,
ENGAVATING
BIlIIlINII BNOS.~~M
old and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
NEW YORK
80th Nvorwalk,
Norwalk.
' THE PROPELLZBB
0in BmeBrwalk
EAGLE
Will leave Pier as, E. 3.. (Bechmau mart}.
)ew York. at 5 p. m.
heave Norwsik 5p. m.: South Norwnih w
p. m.
Freight received iron 7am. toprn.
U n s pllcitlontn saute the Cit of Norv
w a wiilheseutlora lotsol
freight anyw in lit-w York or its viciait .
mun persons are lorbid traeti ol
the employee or the boats of this ills?!»
count 0 the owners thereof.
Miss Baird’s lnstilule.
BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
Thornughcourseolstndylathehgfl
Branches.
lllSlc, INT ill!
lNE UNBIIIEES.
This“‘ ‘lor younghsdiesaadcm
reopen-ca
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22d.
The departments or lngllahlldtevatara and
Xatural History will he made especial] at-
tractive and profitable. y
A li‘allon for the admluuim of ru la
slim”? he made before the nipping 15! Th
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l'trenlaus upon application. all!
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lint
13er never found wanti
birthed
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