Wants $165,000,000 tor
the Next Fiscal Year.
“latrine- Acne-panics the le-
Mirna—memo In. Wlflil'l ran
Wumoilmms in the last
lanai year.
’ fl‘he total amount expended for pensions
Willem year was diam The
\Inuelvelueofthcpensionroll of 676,180
We on June 30, 1801. was 883.2%”.
‘ 1M will be a deficiency of $10,523,621.
1III! Wm are classified as follows:
“at the Pensions Are For.
and daughters ct revolutionary
nun-”nu I. um
Morgana-«Immune
III.
Hellman-
2? with the summonsand Mr. Cleveland is
he. emewaeoum ‘
mlmmm' Item
ease-stun.
more, Va,Dee.l.—~'l‘hsehlsilneidsut
0f the day on Bmad waterislandwas‘the
irrivaleisherlililarunel-larvhut North
amptencounty. withesummmwhiehbe
sought to serve upon President-elect Clove-
land. Bewas iorcedtowaituntilthe
gunningpartyreturued before presenting
thedocumsnt. 'l‘hesherlilwas unableto
furnish any information thatthe
summouswastoappearbelore
court Richmond. When the summer»
practical iokaU
wiringthaclerknfthcconrtat Richmond
he received an assurance that the docu-
ment was genuine.
it is learncdthet the summons sacred
upon Mr. Cleveland was a bill of complaint
filed by Willis 8. Smith, ayonng lswyeroi
Richmond. Smith’s suit was instituted
eighteen months ago. He claims 05.020
damages for alleged breach of contract for
unprofessional services in the matter of
tbeVirginiadebt. Mr. Cleveland was chair-
man of the advisory committee Among
other members were cx~SecrctaryBay an!
and ex-Mlnlster Ed. Phelps Smith has
been watching for some oi the deiendants
tooomeintothestnieso as to serve them
his first victim.
The ducking party,which went out in the
channel opposite High hotel, reported ex-
cellent sport. Hr. Cleveland occupied the
floating blind with George Doughty,
who loaded his gun. lle begged nine brant,
sin redbmds and live butterbnlls. hir.
Davis occupied a stationary blind and
killed a total oi fourteen birds.
So far ascau be learned no definite time
W has been determined Mr. Cleveland's re-
.. - no Wnts “65,000,000.
' lumehinghiseetimateforanappropria-
r. tinninorths ilscsl year 138
and ileum says there isth diiliculty
in landing the probable cost of this
arriceiorsperiodso far in advance. if
as many allowancm of pensions shall he
reads during 1” as were made during
lathe estimated amount will not be sni-
fielult, but he does not believe this will be
the we.
'l'hecommiuioner says that it has been
the policy of the odlceduring ibepast three
years to detail a larger part of the oilicinl
ioresuponoriginai claims than upon in-
crease claims.
Ila believes the adjudication of original
’eleimswill be substantially completed at
the dose of the fiscal year nor andtbe
highest number of pensioners to be placed
3:8 rolls will then have been pln'ccd
'I'e Iii. the World's Fair Coils.
Wasnmerox, Dec. 1. —'i'he moving oi
iheWorlIl' a fair come across the country
wllihe ebontasmucbol an undertaking
asthetamoussbipmcntofcoiuinthe
“acid train,” which recently attracted the
attention of the whole country. Mr. Ed-
ward G. Plait, son of ex-Scnator Thomas
‘ C. Platt. of New York, manages all the
shipments of money made by the govern-
ment through the United States Express
company. He says;
"The ruins for the exposition will weigh
inmneigbborhmd of forty-live tons. if
thm W'nrld'a fair coins were piled up like
cordwood they would occupy a cubic space
of about» 1,530 feet. There is such a (lead
wet“. to silver that we are seldom able to
carry more than $0,000 to endow on a
car. and the maximum amount is $10,000.
“At this rate it would take a train of
eight or ten corn to move the souvenir coins
it they were carried in bulk. We get two-
inthsofonecent for every mile that we
curry “.000 in silver, and the die-
tanes between Philadelphia and Chicago is
flimflqmthat iiall thccoiu is taken to
Wit will eoet just 8i, llB For short
Whom the Philadelphia mint to
W-hlnnou. Baltimore or New York there
issuaiiorm rate out per 31,000"
Ir. Plait expects to make arrangements
Mansions astothepollticalcom-
\ flihetbody
the Fifty-third con-
“ and some at are still figuring
wipe-thicken majority. They
established by
will probably be followedby
Meal-Innate“.
"m. Deal—Mae tunnel of
whiW.
, lie-re .wssheldlnthe
turn north. From present indications, how-
ever, it seems probable that be may spend
another Sunday upon Broadwater island.
Ira. Annie Bess-It at how York.
- N" You, Dec. 1,—Mrs. Annie Besnnt,
the apostle of tbeoaophy, arrived on the
steamship City of New York. She was met
at the dock by William Q. Judge, presi—
dent of the local tbcosopby society. She
will lecture throughout the United States.
Mrs. Besant is a woman oi medium height,
with gray hair, sharp features and a bright
eye. She is president of the London Theos-
ophy society. She said: "Theosophy instead-
ily gaining ground. We never lose a font-
bold. We have branches all over the cou-
tinent." Speaking of the controversy u
in who is the real successor oi Blavatsky,
should: "Why President ll. S. Olcott, of
India. is, to he sure. lie is the only prd<
dent that the present society has ever bad.
i have heard of the Philadelphia man.
Foulka, whoaseertsuow thathe lathe
leader. 0! course therein no foundation
for his claim."
Richter Attache the Chancellor.
BERLIN, Dee. l.—ln the reichstag the in-
creased military expenses required by the
army bill caused a lively discussion. Herr
Richter's spwch wan an incisive replytn
Chancellor Caprivi' s attack upon Bis-
marck. Herr Richter said that the mill-
tarystrcngtholcther powershsdnot
grown more menacing. Even recruiting
in France and Russia was decreasing. Ger-
many could beat prove ite conscious
strength by rejecting tho military bill. She
could mobilize her army in a few hours.
nm Larisa: car now- III- Flag?
Pennants. Dec. i.—'l'he mystery
surrounding the cutting down at the big
America flag from its stall at Pairmount
parhonJulyehsuaerrlt hadbeen
raised bythe Junior Order of American
Mechanics, hasevidently been einrcd by
thearrustot Park Guard Larry Larisou.
Mrs. Baruesand hire. George Bmler do
clare they saw him commit the deed
Cabinet Crisis In Spain.
MADRID, Dec. l.—A cabinet crisis is im-
minent. Senor ll. Silvela. minister of the
interior. has resigned, owingto a diflerencc
oi oyfinionutotheproeecutiouot tbeau-
thoritics of Madrid for stealing may up
prupriated for the Columbus celebration.
ltisthought thataportionol the embed
sled funds reached high quarters in the
administration.
Over One Hundred Drowned.
Lonnos, Dee. l.~'l'hewrcek is announced
inthelsiandseaof Japanot theJapeneee
steel dispatch boat Cbisims-Kan, from
France for Japan. The vessel collided with
the English steamer Revenue. The latter
lsbadlydsmsgedamihasarrlvsdat liong
Kong. One report states that between it!)
and 150mm were drowned.
Ire. Anderse- Gives mesa
Raw You, Dec. 1. —llirs. A. A. Andre
son.wiis oi the portrait painter,Abram
Anderson. has donated Milli) for the
ereeihincf a medical pavilion lnmemory
of her lather and mother, Muend Ira.
lilibsuk, deceased, upon the grounds of
the Roosevelt hospital.
In. Damian's”.
3139mm, N. Y., Dee. I.-'l'na jsryin
theDelong murder case insur-
dletot notgullty. Mra Belong found her
husband lathe compauyof awomauof
l‘atl sinis- Isolates»
Rncmcmmaer—Means
meteorweifilngabcnttentousstruckthe
eanh aboutamile northeast of here. it
sunk iatotheearthandwashutwhsn
ERIN E'S IlIIElT CRISIS
The Time Ripe for Another
Boulanger to ”Appear.
Wommuuonlmm
'nIs Pass-s easel Scandal llas run-a the
Preach People with Illell‘uat for Men In
High Pluses, and the Republic Seems to
In is a Bad Way.
PARIS. Dec. 1 .~'l‘he cry of France is for
nurse oi strength, mango and the mine
“leadership. Since the inevitable down-
fall of the imbet ministry the grunt "coco
elty lamest painfully felt. Fortunate it Is
for the country that lioulnugor no longer
lives, and that no other nnmi‘l‘. mlt cuturer
isntbund to seize the opportunity lor a
coup d'em. The opportunity relate. The
charges of wholesale corruption against the
members of parliament are undoubtedly
believed by the pwplo. 'l'hc populnr re
eentment is so strong that many believe
PresidoutCnmot will authorize the new
cabinet todisoolve parliament and appeal
to the country.
Fora long time dissatisfaction and die
gust over the present regimo have lmu
growing. These eruptions did not bum
inton blaze at intolerant anger until the
stories of gigantic public fraud in connec—
tion with Panama iollowul close upon the
dynamite outrage in the line Ilc lion Eo-
fanis. The public mtienco can endure no
more.
Carnot In Alarmed. ‘
The report needs no continuation that
President Carnot is seriously'alnrmcd over
the situation, and that be contemplates
radical measures to satisiy the righteous
indignation of the people.
The parliamentary commission oi in-
quiry into the Panama canal (mulls Mlnl-
mound two expert accountants to give cvi
deuce. Accountant Flory creased himself
on the plea of pmftxtimml IluI‘p—s.
Accountant lloxsiguol. lIowI-vcr, up
pundmnd be made the first sensational
revelations of the investigation. liu said
ihltn system of newspaper subaidiefi in
connection with the canal enterprise was
long under his personal air-«notion. Every
time a new loan was to be plum] The l'I-Iit
Journal, he said. rlfllt‘ml 1mm!) front-e;
The Figaro. 801m ferIIc-e: The Telegraph,
150,” francs; The llclmis. :L’IJIUII francs;
The Mailmem imam: ’l'iIu iinulo'u, 5!);
”francs These were the amounts paid
in ordinary emergencies. When any or
ceptioually great move wan contemplated
the subsidies were increased.
In his general statement of the compa-
ny'saflaira .\l. Romignolsaid that up to
18$ one millinrd of francs had bum spent
Of this sum murmur) had been sunk on
the isthmus, modem had been used for
the expenses of the manage ment and .il)‘
“.mlweut for advertising ”III-idles and
other legitimate and iIlI-gitlIIII-tc' means oi
booming the entemrise
‘I'he Nicaragua t‘anai Contention.
New ORLEASS. Doc l.>-'l'lu' Imtinlmi
Nicaragua csInnImnI‘I-miuuwzu will"! in
order in (hill Fellows' hall The Juice rep
resented so far In the convention, with the
numberoidelegutes, are It: follows: Ar-
kansas, 2; Alabama. 2; iaI‘IfIIrIIia. ll;
Washington D. C. II; Florida III: (jmrgia.
5; llliuois. ll. lawn. H: Indiana '1; Km
tricky 3. Kansas. II; lmnisinua l-‘It, Itiis
desippl. lir. Missouri. N. Michigan, ll; New
Y,ork In; Nelvrawka I; North t‘umliua. l;
Ohio, 0‘. Oregon '2. PI nnsylvanm ii, South
Carolina. ll; Teluimr Ilr. 'lI-xas l-‘I \‘ir
ginin, 3. making a total «I! It».
One of the lending: IImttI-M Illicllml was
3 resolution offered by President Work. 0!
the Mobile and Ohio raIlrmul it recur;
nines the museum mm national um- rut lmv
ing been imimsnl by hull; p.- .ImI . and pro
videsthat the gore-mmml gustmmm the
flwfllmuliluf bonds the km: in he used
asnbasia for national banks .\'II party
shall own mun: tlInII I tuluhures oi duck
in the connrn A purer-man 'r at the lull‘i
istobrdcp-vaited manually in the l'niiul
States lremmry.
A Saba-me in Catch (Arne floods \leu.
Wmllxotox, Dec l-i-'onrtb AHIMIIIIi
Ponimlsier lirueral lintblamo noggin"
that the law be no amended as to make the
mailing of green male circulars 0 run
tinnitus We not from the point of mulling
tolbe place of damnation. ~II III. ll a prose
eution will lie at either point
A" I:-
w I‘lninal Ii " "
Motlimntitlti’, Dec l ~I\Iabmmt logisla
toreare making it hot for railroads llilla
have been introduced prolIiiIIting the mo
fling of trains on Sunday, Inning perish
able freighter», and eatubiiabing n IIIIIIc
commltelou that will virtually um lio-
ruadsif it gets in power.
In This the Irena?
New Your. Dee. I ~In Lila-nut. III
Tales. Chill, announces the distance; In
that city of a secret moiety formed on M
billetlc principles and twinned oi italiams
Theindgeeferime has begun the ester
Ilsation of the gang.
‘l’hne 'l‘nalaa Is a Inch.
insomniac Dec. II—iln the Perm
sylvaais railroad at (lien lamb a freight
tralnranlatniberear mlofsnothrr. and
than were bound train Wheel Into III:-
wreck. Engineer timer was serimI-dy In
“I...” . ..._.._.W_»Wa.
veuawulo. enzymes.
Analtimoreosble ear crushed the lite
outof nine-year-old Rachel Bwuherd.
The Obie-l0 emulsion mm
more from congress tor the H3 fair.
The plsutocoosolidste the seven brew-
arisesd of Grand Rapids, Mich. hashsrm Iv
viv .
The Chesapeake and Ohio Steamship
cmupauy, limited, has been formed torus
a line from Newport News to Liverpool.
Itisreportedthatthoageutol theilank
of Britioh Columbia at Nelson. 13. 0.. ill
default" to the amount oi M0,”).
in the past year 4,100 new postoflloeh
have been established
The president has 'a nted John P.
Elrich, of Ohio. to be U we Stateacrmsul
at Antigua, West Indies.
'l‘. S. Garretsou, chief of the accounts at
vision. architect's allies, treasury depart-
ment, mu; stricken with heart failure while
at his desk. caused by overwork.
Severn] Minneapolis banks are said to
have been victimized to the tune of from
$30,000 to 860,000 by the son of a business
man oi high mini standing.
A. \l'. Wuillmenu. the French faster, is
training himmlfloro fifty days’ starving
by taking off fut. In three works he has
minced himself from III? to 112 pwuda.
Billy Mole. a carpenter oi Omaha,
has bum Sir William Mole, Born, of Mollin
manor, North .‘Iiolliu. England. for twenty
yours and didn't know it until a month
8g"
Dr A. Hayden Nichols secured a divorce
from his wile In the Brooklyn city court.
Mrs. Marie L. Davis uns awarded II ver—
dict for $4,000 at Xyack. N. Y.. for the loss
of her mu. who was killed at l’iermout, on
the Erie railroad.
liurglars carried oil $2,100 worth oi skins
and furs from the glove factory of W. P.
“'ard In Senork. It ..I
Mrs. Anne W ambold one of the oldest
women in Newark, N. J.. in dead. She war»
the Illulllt'l' (I! Dave Wumbold, of Birch,
Wumbold & Backus fume.
Charles lirath-n. a street car mductor
oi .‘ui luncnpolia. shot George I". Keller.
cashier, and Michael Montague. a clerk of
III: In». thrown out at the place while
drunk,
Rev. Father McMahon, at the funeral 0!
Patrick Flynn, Republican mnyorof Boob
fnnl, Hist. said that God should betbunked
that tho Republican party bod been buried
under an avnlnncbe of votes.
Captain Kalb will not attempt to be
sworn in as governor of Alabama. but will
carry his content into the legislature.
llir. minnow. parliardeniery majority
in now lorry-two on a division.
Patrick Fuilam. National member for
South hie-lb. was unsealed on ebargc‘ot
clerical intimidation.
The Earl of Dudley hasqtockerl his ee
tate- with tame pheasants for the Prince of
Wales to about over the WHEEL
Major General Sir George Stuart White
has been appointed commander in chief of
the British (areas in indie to succeed Loni
Roberts.
The London local government board is
preparing a stringent series of regulations
to guard against the rcappearaud: of chol-
era next spring
llr. l'rzyrembel. of Gitschcn, shot dead
Dr. Reinhold, of Iaeipsie. in a duel in the
forest of Gautxach iu Saxony. l’nyremhel
surrendered himself.
lion. Bernard Reilly Dead.
Plilulillbl‘iiid. Deli. l.~~llmi. Bl'l’lml’il
llciliy died at the residence of his daugb.
ter. him. iielcn Kaercber, Wednesday. lie
was born in lreland in liilt and came to
thin country in lRl‘l. in littl be built a por-
tion of the original main line of the Phil!»
delpbia and Reading railroad. He built
portions of the Pennsylvania, lashigh,
Northern Central and numerous. other
roads
no Armor Plate bee-pied.
Bsrntnutu. Pa. Dec I.—Commodore
Folger, oi the navy department. teen-d
mum worth of Harvey-lull armor plate
to be used on the Maine. The plate with
stood a more test and pamlwtw tons, on
platea~into the government's hands. No
cracks were developed.
Wages tie Up at Amory.
Attractor. Lia-a, Dec. I.-1‘he liamii-
ton Woolen company. controlling sixteen
mills here, has increased the wages oi all
employees except opium-rs 7 per cent. The
spinners were given an increase oi IOper
cent. recently.
The Cell Site in raise-ass Flees-d.
Wasmxoros. Dec. I.—Secretary l‘oatcr
haeoot yrtaeleetedssite forapubllc
building at Paterson. N. J.. but ls [Indie-
to the Colt site. Ila-Congressman
llolrert haswitbdrawu his objection to it.
1‘. Car-rt Initial flirty'eevea lee.
Havana. N. J., Dec. I-~1'hirty¢m
pursued Company 3, old Fifth \‘ew Jar»
soy regiment. have been summoned may
pssrhsfore a court martial next floudsy
night for alleged disobedience of orders
Ind Ilse Panels.
Pnrssow. Y‘ c. I.——B. l'. itynd. the Al-
leghany in merchant who is charged
with haviu omitted formula amount
logic” in confined in an asylum eulv
Keri-g from paresb.
II. impedes in Wis.
Inseam Dee. l 43m A. Melee.
eithiseity.awellkaowsrsaI-aatadealar,
haseentesasd
If
""‘l uncommon-n
M Intel a, grain. Winn-rummage
mam, N. v., Dee. l.-~ llinmtloshlin
and wits. llr. and In; raw-III lilaaebsrd x" ”mm” lam-m“
“Wmmwnm I'm-m ...........- um... .....
m V!”
mummrmsmmmu. W ”fit-thrusti-
Assaulted by I“ more. ‘1‘. I'm
ru..nIeI.-4mx.m.. may. Mbmdealysal
alittiewarlrr.
1892133031313. 1892
mun ha
33
910
1g
98,
tin! Monulmn Bottling company, because
full of
awful.
offal,
of all
kinds.
You want
I B-L
Fragrant,
Refreshing,
, Satisfying.
Used by
everybody,
and
Sold
Bowler!"
Makes an everv-day mealtime of an
Old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
awards! ailPureFood Expositions. Each
:kage makes two large firs. Avoid
lotions—and insist on having the
NONE SUCll bran}.
IERRELL 8t SOULE.‘Syramse. N. Y:
ul: ly
The leading iieh market of the
city is at
IllINT III ZELIIFF’S
at-Wasnmoroa Bram—32.
There you can always iind the
freshest fish to bebad. Aline
lot of fish arrives every day.
PIIIIE TIIIllII BllSlII’.
IIPIIIITED SWINE
One thousand lbs of Lobetere for
sale every Saturday.
a
Orderecallod forand delivered.
Wholesale and Retail lfish,’ a-
ter and Vegetable Marni),y
IIlINT IIZEIIIFI’S
32 Infill“. 8TIEET.
l
on.
[‘10 lo IIUI.
ALL SIZES or
IIIIlISIIEII STONE.
murmur-Hera
“new.
F. m. Pierce.
we wear
$33.83!”,
mes-s.
' ‘ hie
SIIBIIINB,
EIIMVIITINII g
’IIIIIMIINII BIIIIS.
Old and Reliable
DAILY DIREO'I
Freight Line‘ I
mummtuismn
T. .8.- w[IllgN'MIISUNI
South Norwalk. '3
E.0.M0ml|8&00.
it Buttery St... Boston, liars.
Fire and
‘ . Burglar-Proof Safes. N EWW¢ORK
80th Ngrwalk
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERB
city of Norwalk
AND
EAGLE
Job
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault. Doors,
AND
DEPOSIT WIIHK BF ill IIIIIIIS.
The Best Safes in the World.
[50,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
bill-sold in Lynn Blane. rinm that graft! lire
win—reboot our safes We re Subjected to intense
heat prerervinsg their contents.
‘If llAhil’lON RFLORD also in the (From
Chicago Fire In ill“ I in the Great lye-ton Fire
in 187:. and in all tircgnat tires Elntv. S. III
forrirru are.
Printing.
Will leave Pier 25 E. 8.. (Batman MI
Sew York. at Ip. Io.
”leave Sorwulk 5 p. In. .. South Kuwait an
p.m.
p'l'ruigbt reoehed fron" I a. m. tofinm.
Upon no lie Aim: to agents the City of Kur-
wuls and le will be sent tor opeciallots
freight any where in Sew lurk or its vicinity.
Willi venom are forbid trusting any of
the employeeof the boats of this line on ac-
count _of the on our. thereof. it
Agents wanted Si 13m
HA‘ [Nb hEGURED
WAGONS.
New and second hand
50
Am“ M” Bflfifiles, Phaetons, Carriages,
g'fet'l" for g , campus, Spindles. etc.
" n “3 ' More Budding lots _.,_,-_- —-—~
.Sollclted. Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND 83! mm.
H 2 ll r y Ti l I y.
B. S. TIIIIWBIIIIIIIE &‘ I20.
SI’l‘I 'ELSISORS 1'0 GEO. LOCKWOOD.
0n the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now IIIIeI them
for sale at prices mug-
ing from
$350
new“ “exp—hf .w.
IENENINB SENTINEL
.q3m
i
I SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
S
3
I
Dealers in
IIlI’IINIEII and MINESTII} IlIIilIIS
A full line of Meerscbaum and Brier Piped
alert s'vles. Pin In: rant-I at all prices
boot! and Tobacco Boxes in mi variety
Full lim- nf Fi'nmy Tobaccos. l'ut Plug and
Granul HUN
0. S. Trowbridge l. 00..
('or. Main anti Washington at... 80. Norwelh
nlii lrn
FURNITURE
Good Work .
1 Executed 1~
I Promptly.
upward. These lots
comprise the Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utcs’ l'tllk from the
depot, with good side
walks all thm w 13',anIl
~ in the ve: 3 Imam III
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than these offer—
ed, either for Ice Ition
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
sit’: as you wish.
For further particulars on-
quire of
JOIIN IIINDS,
0n the promises, or .
BIIBISTIIII SWIIITZ.
Washington St, at the oliico
‘oi the Old Well Cigar Co.
...,.._...‘_. ... .,._ .,.
GREAT BARGAIN 8.
David WStow,
South Main nimr llpviltairs
m" .7”!
..I.i'.’.'.'.'.'...:‘c'
Ivy” novel.»
rt.» .. %;%%
‘73”
mamas-m
"I
l t
Moi‘é “than 100,0Q0 New England fem-l .
meeatteet the puntyand superiority of ,
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