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nature Is can t «not.
W.H.lleakar&lo. "
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_ tra Session.
m DWATS WILL GO BLOW.
Inna-ta that an. Cleveland Bellom
N All Hooded “skinle- 0“ Bo
lie-s wrtaonr lies-fling is .- mm»-
dtaary Sarato- of the Kent Congress.
N" YORK, Nov. lit—The Sun says it l”
Wtoaunounce authoritatively that
I h the present determination at tux—Presi-
dut Cleveland not to call an extraordinary
aradon or congress after his inauguration
an ”arch 4 next. It is inrther announced
that in the estimation at present of Mr.
Clardand and his Closest friends an ex-
traordinary session would turn out to he a
produces proceeding. His friends say that.
Hr. Cleveland must have time after his in~
auguration to look over the ground. There
in animal objection also to the reassem~
bling of congress immediately after the in
' orientation on the ground that it would
homomorleasof an unsettling influence I
(la “n business of the country.
I. I'll. Plenty of Time.
But stronger than anything else is the
dueling that an extraordinary session could
ha 1! no particular advantage, and that the
mar thing to do is to give Mr. Cleveland
the Democratic leaders time to look
around and determine just what course to
parade. The best authorities say it will
take all next summer and [all to get under
headway, and that it will be plenty of time
to go ahead at the beginning of the Fifty-
thlrd congress, which assembwe on the '
“Monday of December, 18%.
The last aession of the Fifty-second cou-
gru, which assembles on the that M on-
day at December, may take up a bill enll- ‘
in; for the repeal of the Sherman law.
which makes it obligatory (or the treasury
department to purchase every month fl,-
imam in alive bullion.
But even if this congress does not not on
the Sherman law there is little or no prob
ability that Mr. Cleveland will call an ex-
inary session. lie is averse to extra
anions. His cabinet will not be made up
hetero February nest. .
lllclimport‘a Big Fire.
McKmronr, I’ll, Nov. i5.—l‘ire broke
out at the corner of Jenny Lind and Elt'l"
enth streets, and in low than half an hour
six houses were in flames and the lire was
rapidly spreading. Afton ten houses had
been consumed the ‘Sntionnl Tube works
came to the rescue by pumping water into
the city's empty main: from their works,
and the tire wuacxtioguished. lma, 830.0%.
Salvatiouista to Meet.
New Tons. Nov. lit—~11»: Salvation Army
is preparing to hold a great continental
congress here on the $151,221, zkl und'Jlrh
daysof this month. Besides these meet—
ings there will be monster street parades
both by daylight and Iorcbliuht, and a
grand lKIllqucl Io v. Lirhobout Loot} odious
ol’ the army will .‘ri down.
Many )linera Fight.
‘ZASESVILLH, 0., Nov. l5.—-—Pussongers on
the west bound Bullilnore and Ohio train
report a terrible fight at St. Clnirsville
junction, in which a miner named \‘eistina
waskilled and another miner named l-lio
fiber was fatally injured. About fifteen of
those engaged in the light were armted.
'l'I-br-ra from Arnold'a Flagship.
Roman, Vt, Nov. 15.—L'aptnin C. W.
Adams, of Addi-Ion, bus mined a portion of
the timbers of Benedict Arnold's llagahip
Gangrene. which wnasunk in October, 1770.
inLake Champlain. The timbers are oi
oak and are sound.
'l'llty Ate Raw Pork.
NEW YORK. Nov. l5.—Cllfll’lell Honing. 01
1M Third avenue. and his wife and eight!
M Ion are in the Presbyterian how
pttal. outlawing from trichinosis. the mull.
cl eating raw pork. It in thought that
they flaunt recover.
no Dill Rot Sign the Will.
)1" Your, Nov. lit—In a renewal oi the
fight tor the millions leit by Mm. Arm
Drake seamen the mo alighled relatives
declare that the woman did not. sign the
will Surrogate Calvin admitted to probate.
Two Children Illa-pod.
Monroe, Nov. lb.——Jobn Smith, aged
ten, and his sister. aged thirteen, are sup
poaad to have been kldunped in this city.
An unknown man was neon with the chil-
dren near the railroad deM
Ira-phi" on Trial.
mutton. N. Y., Nov. lh.——'I'he trial of
W T. Trumpbour, one of the do»
halal. olfioera o! the Ulster l'ounly Sav—
'30
Jul“
hutltutiou, wan commenced before
Mill-us (liven Away. '
DIM”, Nov. Ihwllr-lm A. ”lodge"
handled deed» giving ht» non. John W.,
audhladaughter and sonic-law, Edward
laws, twothlrda 0‘ his property, valued
‘NM. 4....
Mildlag Contractor. Pall.
1mm". )6. Y., Nov. "Wu-tony
minimum oontractma. failed here.
'I‘hdr lltleumalmrt ”um and the
nominal auct- will be almut them
amount .m_.m...............
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Smut. Nov. 15—Molrer. the com
t oi the New York Herald in her-
haa been expelled from Gummy on
the chaisofpublloblugaenaationalnoriaa
Intel Ila Meters Belay-r.
Oman. 0. 'l‘.. Nov. lit-0. J. Durr
hill-l 8. II. has. a caltlmnau and formerly
m ol the Fifth United States cav-
mm M had ruined Dun'a litter.
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TEFEEVEIIIIII ItIIIIsI IT. IoIIII llllEl Is no llilllE.‘ ..
fig I; Said to Oppose an Ex-LDcatll of the Adams Express Jinan Cirr, Nov. I5.-~'l‘here was a
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Company's Ex-President.
‘mr POVERTY '1'0 GREAT WEALTH.
noon-stoAraorleaI’r—lnlaudwnb
«taunt-“Worked Illa‘l'ayto
lacuna-drawn“ from Illa
OlceturAlleged-alfuaaau.
N" You, Nov. lit—John Hoary. ea-
prcaident of the Adams Express company.
diedat 10:10pm.lloudayin his rooms at
Delmouioo's. Bright's diaeasa was the im-
mediatecaureofdeath. It had been pro
cipitated by a severe cold which Mr. Huey
had taken several days ago.
John Huey was born in Droghcda, near
Dublin, Ireland, Feb. 14, 1835. When eleven
years of age he worked his way acres the
ocean and landed in New York airiendlese,
ragged, barefooted boy. After sullering
severe hardships heaecnred a position asa
JOl'Il' IIOEY.
[older in The Herald odioe. Adams ex~
prose, then a new venture, established at
7 Walletreet, secured young Hoey's services.
to carry letters at four dollars a week.
From carrying letters and package
young Huey was given charge of a delivery
wagon and was then rapidly advanced. In
the evening he attended a Prince street
school. In 1&2, when the Adams Exprese
company was incorporated and moved to
its present quarters. 59 Broadway. Mr.
Huey was promoted to have charge of the
aonthern and eastern steam line busineav.
no Loved an Actreaa.
Subsequently Mr. Hoey established an
express line of his own in Charleston. The
line covered the coast route of the Saran»
nah shame-mam! when the Adams Ex-
press company reorganized they bought
the Huey express out for a good figure.
Soon after this Mr. Huey married lira.
Russell, an English actress, known to the
stage as Mine J oeephine Shaw. Mrs. Rue
sell was a charming young widow and
playing anengagemeut at Burton’s thee
ter, in Chambers street. Mr. Huey fell
madly in love with her, and one day quietly
married her without saying anything to
his frioruls. That night after the plny,
when the curtain had been rung down on
the last act, Manager Burton appeared be
fore the footlighta and announced the mar-
riage. During the war Mr. Huey made
mono on stock speculations, butln 1582
hoopencd the Hollywood park and lost a
fortune.
Displaced as President.
May 10, 16$, Mr. Hoey was elected presi-
dent of the Adams Express com pany. which
position he held until Oct 123,19],an
he was displaced by the directors. The
charge against Mr. Hoey was malfeasance
in oflice. At first be determined to makes
fight,buta sense oi the ingratitude dis
played and the death of his old friend,
William B. Diuamore, the former president
of the company, caused him to mpt the
inevitable. He never recovered from the
shock,and the alalr aflected him greatly
no far as his health was concerned. lie
leavra three children—George, Joaephlne
and Frederick.
Mr. Huey was a man of fadaaud hobbies,
but they were hobbies that alwayo led to
some refined or refining conclusion. As a
very young man he developed a great tantra
for good clothea, a taste which he carried
to his grave. lie wan always aerupnlously
neat in appearance, not finicky or ruodlsh.
but dressed like the gentleman of the day.
When he bought the house at 618 Fifth
avenue he added a large picture gallery
and filled It with the best examples of the
modern masters. lie bought largely for
Mr. Dinamore also, and his taste and judg‘
ment were generally recognized among
artists and countdaseura.
Fordowen he had a passionate fancy.
hiacolleetionot orchids and mass being at
one time the finest in thematry. For
music. too, II. had a atrong leaning,hla
box at the old Academy ot Music lnvarlo
l)!” being occupier! by himsell and In.
oey.
Asan employer Mr. Bony showed toms
ofthebeatand fairest qualities at hlsna
tun. lie waa adored by those under blrn
He was more than brave u physical cour
age goon lie waa absolutely fearlem.
The Beaver run It" to ”an.
Buvra Faun, Pa. Nov. 15.—-In the
works there are sixty mechanics
at work getting the in readiness
Invtheatart. which bupacted toheluade
Wednesday. Many new men have applied
tor work.
Illa wire rsssa Illa Body.
Cnarraxoona. Nov. tit—Joe inn-Pawns,
wlthapartyot unbeaten-d his body
honing la the Mouse river atlases-la
bond. 'l‘wognaabetwoandsmall that
toldthsateryofhbmy‘arionsmardo.
AotaeMa'l-aaol rust.
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MID-JIM”. on:
THE NEWS OF POLlTlGS.
03" Mo. law Violator: to II.
In l'alae Imprisonment.
general jail delivery in Hudson county of
winners held on chargers of violating the
election laws. Charles Colbert, the [ant of
the neuron-arrested on Nov. 4, was admit
ted to ball in are. The, Itate virtually all»
Inita that the men did not personally regiav
tor, but that their names were given to the
aura-en at their bowling houses during
the house to house cauvnae required by the
New Jersey law. The men have employed
counsel and propose to bring null. for false
imprisonment. The came of Mike O’Mnra
and the eight alleged repeaters arrested in
JI'Ilol.‘uoken on Nov. 1 were sent to the grand
ry.
In. loan for Senator.
Toma, Kan. Nov. 15.—-'i‘he United
States aenatorahip question is the sole topic
0! dilute-ion by the leaders of all political
parties in Kansas. it is certain that the
Democrats and Populism have a majority
at four on joint ballot.
Judge Frank Dock-r, a prominent lawyer
of Marion, la in the lead among the Form
lista. lie is probably the ablest man in the
Populiat party, but he holds radical social
iatic views. Mrs. Lease says she is going
to look up the constitution. and if not
barred will lea candidate for the senate
herself. She believes the Republican:
ought to atand by her for her denunciation
of the egg throwing Democrats of the ninth.
Bleellol Frauda In Bul’hlo.
BUFFALO. Nov. li—Ofiicere have arrest-
ed Edward Dudy,aschml tencher,who was
poll clerk in the First district of (Ibeekto
want on electimr day, on n clinrge oi ulter-
lng returns from that district, so that the
majority of 7 which Mr. Qniuby, Iter
publicun candidate for district attorney,
rightly had was turned oil and Mr. Biswll.
his opponent, given a majority of Ed.
Warrants have been l§\ucll for the arrest
ol'Supervisor Stock and Jacob Duriuger,
alleged accomplices of bully.
General “’eaver'a Remedy.
Dre Moises. Sow. l.'i_-—(h~neml “'eavcr
came out of the pnrsidi-ntinl campaign in
excellent health, and is just as sanguine ol
the future entrees ol the Populism” he
has ever been. He bellow-e lhnt )emocrntic
aacendeucy will be short lived; t at the lie-
publivan party will nevrr r-utcr another
contest;thnt there is no rt'lit-l in tnrill rr~
form; that the financial qtlt’wllun Is the
great problem, uud thzit relief cannot come
except through {rt-c coinage oi eilvcr.
llarrlty's “’nrlt Nearly (Hr-r.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l5.r<l\'i\iinrr:|l Dem-
ocratic (‘lmirumn llurriiy says: "I will go
to New York on Friday torlnw up ninth-re.
When I leave New York Mrs. llurrity and
Iwillgo away for n couple. of weeks for
rest. “'e have enough of a balance on hand
to pay our debts. Pennsylvania stands
next to New York in the amount of money
contributed to the national committee."
The Kan-Ina Senatorshlp.
EMPORIA, Nov. lit—Official returnll from
Gemwood county give only :3 majority {or
Waterhouae for null? aenntor. A! Lyon
county gave lmvi llornlmnlt. I’mple'apnrty
mntlnlute, 2.! majority, the huh-r in t-lvrtml.
This makes it vermin that the n.-\t l‘nII-wl
States senator {min this olallt‘ will not be
a Republican, as has been confidently pro
dicta]. .
McNaughton (‘rlaa Fraud.
“militant“. N. i’., 3m: Ihmllxsonntm
Donald McNaughton hm sent it letter to
the brand of aitlwrv'imm [indenting ngarintt
the imnnnccui n certificate-Ii election to
John Van Voorliie on the ground oi grim
trends in the elu-tion.
All 0dr] Election Ilrt I’salrl.
Sontntnrrns. “new, Nov. )5. . Aaare
ault oi an election bet llenry S. Burlinnm.
a truckmnn. drew by hand aaulky contain
log n "content! from ”miles to Nurtburnp
too. He mos preceded by n lxuul of music-
To Tonic»! ('riblr’a Sell.
Moxtrmm xv. Abe, Nov, If. »-.\I. W.
“'Imlley, lln' lu~ion candidate for rough-«n
in the Fifth ~2I~trlct. will minim! llu- amt
of Judge Cobb in the Fiftytbml coughed
out the ground 0! (mud.
lllaveuaolr Can‘t-Inland.
Blrxmmnux. Illa, Nov. l3 — ’l‘lIeSIn-m.
son residence wua lmiegul all day by Dem
ocratu from all purta 0! control Illinois, who
congratulated the vice prenldeutelect upon
his election.
no.» flagrant-lain "av-Ind.
NEW Yomt, Nov. liwiinvemor Flower
called on l’nulrlenwlect Cleveland and
congratulated him on hie elrrliou.
Yale no. that The-Ir ‘llelt-ta.
le llavizx, Nov. 15.4% amines which
attended the diaposal of l’ale'o share of the
104]!) tickets to the \‘nlo-llarvard fornball
name at Springfield on Saturday out were
picturvaqueln the extreme. llumlmlu at
students mined in line all night Iona
cure mood saata
Danton“ Court lanlal Irena.
va Your. Nov. lbw-The court martial
totry Engineer (loom W. llnnfurlb. it it,
N.. baa owned in the Ilmlilyn navy yard.
The charge against Daniortb is that he
dlaobvyad the order: of ”outward Ache-r-
man, oi the miner Philadelphia.
Mata wants Ion ‘l'mpa.
Patna. Nov. 11$.»le llorlxla. com;
murdered the French force in lbrlmmry.
has insisted on being "unforced, and two
steamers with troops [rum Mulro- and
liar-semen will be lent to Dahomey by the
government.
Harry M (latte.
Bernie, Rov. liqueur" Waterman
has dubbed his examination at the harm
olthewreehd Idle and Item-rive auntie
ttnn. harem deficit to simmer. and
more; at the starve fund has disap-
peered.
hat the em and In tone.
1m, Nov. ltquIllam William
that and killed Bully Mannie former
W, and William
mac-am
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to ,
done. where their
motto is Quick-
ness, Neatneee.
Accuracy ‘and
LoW‘Prioes.
Jerry Simpun Wants to Be
the Next President.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR II 8128810].
I! Powder" I)... Not Deal" to us '0'
wars-a Mrwolllall. wright.
of Innate. lay Be “one: to Succeed
nus In to. lllgh on»...
Mar-la. Nov. Iii-This city In full (I
delta-tea to the national convention of the
Farmera' Alliance and lnduatrial union.
which has opened here. President lunch.
of Huron, S. D.; Alonzo Warden. of South
Dakota; .1. l". Tillman, of Palmetto, Tenn;
Dr. McCune. Ben Terrell, of Texas, preeio
dent of the Labor federation; Jerry Simp-
Ion, Ignatius Donnellyand General .l. B.
Weaver are here. It is su‘d that Simpaou
will beacandidatc {or the prraidencyto
succeed Mr. Lunch. In convemtiou with
a United Press reporter President Loncks
laid there would be no change in the Alli-
ance. but a reiteration of the Oenla do»
manila, especially the subtroaau ry scheme,
free coinage of silver and government own-
erahip of railroads and telrzmpb lines. He
expressed himsel! as grntlliml by the show-
ing Weaver made in the presidential race,
but slightly disappointed at the vote of
the aonthcrn states.
One Party to I]. Rwulrnwnl.
"According to political logic."snid be.
”it ht impossible for turtles uitlmm imico
to exist. The difference lwzxvn-n the Demo
cmta and the llepublimm outsidrof the
Lodge elections bill score is Imiulv on the
thrill, and that is» slight. One o: :lw par-
ties Will he ou'ullomvl by the l'mple's
party in the nenr future and the ollwr will
be so weakened thnt We will be in lire a»
Ct‘llllt‘llt‘y. With the run- ieme elimihntrd
irom politics the south will divide, and in
four more years you will see cutimly new
arguments."
Mr. lanolin did not amin- who: party
would be entirely swnlbmul by the Third
My.
Knight. or Labor In filo-salon.
Sr. Lone. Nov. l5.--Tll£‘ alxii‘vntb an-
nual convention of the K. oi L. In» opened
hero Among the prominent knights pros»
cm are blaster Workman l'owdorly; llugb
(‘nvanagh,nl Cincinnati; John Devlin.“
Detroit; Charles Martin. of Tub-do; (immi-
Murray and 1‘. it. Mnguire. of New York
city. and John llnycn
A prominent member of the order N‘lll In
a reporter: “It is quite likely that all oi flu.-
old officers will be reelected without any
opposition. Some time ago there was ulk
of l’owderly resigning at this meeting. and
that a nucceiuor would have to be nice ml.
This in not the case. for l’owderly does not
have to resign. Ills term, as well an thine
of allthe officers of the organization. or
pins at this meeting. Should I’owdrrly.
however, reiuae to allow his namt- to go ho»
tore the convention for reelection it is pos-
aible that hie successor will be A. \l’.
Wright, of Toronto, as he is one of the
brainiost man of the order."
John W. Ilaym, the national Murcia").
says: “I know ofnoibing of mumoni .:n~
portanro that will come up. The commu-
liun will be boiled down, but Will not be
changed a particle."
Woman llulhaglals arm.
Si’l’tar‘l‘a‘l; S. Y. Nov. 15.~The New
York State Woman's Sullrngc am‘irty is
holding its twenty-fourth annual mun-u-
tion here. 51mm B. Anthony, Lucy slime,
of Iloston, and Lillie Dev-emu; llln'se are
preoeut.
For Woman'- Advance-neat.
Mrururs. h'ov. lh—Tlio National AIM»
clarion for the Advancement oi \l’omru
opened here, with Mm. Julio Ward “one.
the national president, in the chair,
Ill-ed by l’olmel Hhepurrl.
New Your, Nov. l5.-Cnlunel Elliott F.
Shepard gave a dinner at his residence to u
number of prominent Republicans Sens
tor lllamck. Chairman l‘aru~r.\'liziumry
M. Depew, “I'hik‘llw IleirlJ‘urt-elllln llllfia.
Warner Miller, 'l‘houiaa C. l’lutt, J, 5'.
Clarluou and othm were pron-tit.
The III; Ida-raster Hull.
Lennon, I’a.. Nov. lbw-A suit will soon
be tried in the Lebanon courtly court,
brought by the Lancauer munty (Tullllulw
alonen against the city of luncmter, to re
com 3100qu paid by the county lta dam
“to for opening atreeta in that city.
Married to a Colored flan.
Dem-rm, Nov. lowlt has in» been din
mud that retty Julia Krlel, the danulh
tn at a well nown Cincinnati ciuun. waa
married in Chicago to a colored butler
named Matthewa. The couple are now lit.
in; In this city.
Dead at ten roan.
(colored) is dead at his homo on Blue bill
In the town of Yorkshire. at the renmrlm
his age 0! till. lie was a slave. but ran
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Jean in". Nov. Iaernnin Harm.
fourteen years or age. at it “entrant: um.
nuo,tmk n dine at parts green amlwill
Illa. ’l'bereaaonlor theaet tanotkuown.
To “use. Worn at Pawn-ta.
Parana. Nov. ll—Jl'ba llquldatm am:
out by Dim flange. of the old Panama
Canal omnpany. has reached thin city.
Karly mmptlon or work is expected.
Want- to light ”Inna.
N" Yon. Nov. lav—Ill": Murphy, the
Weight champion of Australia. who
Is now in Baa Fraud-cowants to tight
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“II"AVIXGSECURED
’50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
We now offer them
t'. .I- sale at In ices rang.
ing frmn
$350
upward. 'l‘hoso lots
com prise tho Choiccst
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min.
ntes’ walk from tho
(lvpot,\\'itli good side-
walks all the \ try, and
the city. No better
lots on be had in the
city than those “libr-
od, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars on-
quirc of
JOIIN IIINDS,
0n the promises, or
CHRISTIAN SWIBTZ.
83 Washington St, at the office
of the Old Well Cigar Co.
r
in the very heart of
in and "new
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
LBETWEEN
NEW YORK
80th Norwalk.
Norwalk.
‘ TH E PROPELLERS
6in oimNnrwallI
EAGLE
Will lean.- I’ier :5, E. ll, (Beckznnn street).
New York. at 5 p. m.
lat-ave Norwnlh 5 p, m.: South Norwalk 65!}
p. m.
Freight received fro n i n. m. to 5 p. m.
l'pon appllr' lion In “gr-Ills ll": City of Kor-
wulk and angle w Ill be sent. for rllt‘l‘lfll lots of
height anywhere in S, w lurk or ii. vicinity.
WA” persons are forbid Int-ling any of
'he emplmeeol {beboaraoi this line on ac-
count oi the ownnn tin-rent. eL’l'
WAGONS.
Buggies, PhaeIoIIs, BaII'Iages.
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit‘All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H are; Till y.
MIss Emma Van Tassel
& 00-.
l.\ll'l.ll’.TEl’..~' OF
FINE MILLINERY,
London, Paris and New York.
Will 0er on Tlll'RSlIAY. rRlllAY nrul
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gam In.» or .\IilI nor). l’th-ru liars mu! linu-
ur-l—. Litllll‘a “ill pit-nee Iron-pt this intim-
IIIss illlll IIII IisliiséI‘t co.
bl Washington 31.50. Norwalk.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
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Norwalk Chronicler