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pla-wsralaidtoconveythe
[Italic rally.
wasahandoned.
IayDiaAayDay.
‘fl'hueisreasoutofearthattheex-seera-
tary'a death mayoecur any day. Itwaa
midatthemaineresidmcethatlnll?
damnatwhichhasbeengiventoallwho
was‘verymuchbetter.’ Thisia
,llavernade inquiries thisweeh. But
ltlntno
Bldnasincehislastillnessbegan.
Bldue’s daughter,“
. tntohewithherfathe .
No Respite for llalllnger.
Jznaxi' Cm, Dec. ifs—Charles J. Pesh—
all, counsel for Edward W. llallinger, who
iato be hanged here Dec. 8, applied to
Governor Abbott for a respite of thirty
days.‘ Governor Abbott positively refused.
Iranianamnger had alreadyhad too
lunchtime. Peshall has gone toWush—
ington to make- an application before the
-Uuiicd States circuit judge forawrjt of
esrurin Hailinger’s case. He says: "All
the men who are trying to hang Hallinger
will die before Hailinger does. Judge
Knapp went first, and now the sheriff has
glue. 1 am trying to save Prosecutor
' Winfield."
Many Prisoners Fined.
Humour), Dec. l5.—ln the United States
district court Wong Lee, of Hartford, an
opium smuggler, was fined f5). George
S. (inhuman, of Norwalk. was fined :50,
audJames Brundage, of Norwalk. 6% for
putting counterfeit nickels in the slotsof
phonograph machines niwin ll. Phillips
plbdcd guilty to embezzling letters from
the mails andvms fined $1,500, which he
pail. Martin Scollnrd was fined 850 for
Violating the liquor lows. William Alex-
ander, of South Norwalk. was fined :50 for
stealing letters.
' w.- nomslsa neural-nor
Rocavtlw, Conn, Dec. l5.—Beruhard
aged sixty-lire years, mysteri-
fram here Sept. 17, lwl.
Bis relatives have just offered a reward of
Dcrachied,
ouslydissppeared
lass-1y chopped to Death.
Wilma. Dec. lb.—-Banrucl Morris
ihfltAgaaahoapital almost deadfrom
bellow“! an as which Henry Krech—
when he found the
Ahlwardt Hay lees” Tet.
m, Dec. lS.—~'l'he
reichstag adopted
am declaring that Rector Ahlwardt,
“heed to Imprisonment for libel is his
entitled “Jewish Guns." was
to immunity from arrest because
{EWMyeleetadtothem
Omaha's Big Revival.
«mike. lit—A special to The
‘mWasbingm days: “JamaG.
ishelisved,isnowon his death
maladyfromwhleh
,, Will-soloing a time bases-
‘ iattamwhichwarushla familyaral
Mdaapesdy fataltcrmiuation. The
disease attacked his lungs a short timeago.
" its course has hauledtheshillefhis
,; ThcvialtolDr.E.G.Jano
, "'way,chewYorh,toMr.Blalneislndha; .
. *fivacftheaatremcanxietyof thefamily.‘
"Whenthefactbecameknownthat Mr.
Walnngswmaifectcdbythedisesss
W
WWWCILJIIIM hopethat
'auildaudsoothiusclimate might enable
“It. Elaine’s weakness. however, in—
emssedsoraptdlythatitwas donned un-
Motomovehim,audthetripto(3alifornia
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fewpersoas are admitted, and it is dd
persons outside of the family“-
mptGardinalGibhousandtheltevJamer
‘Duay have been permitted to see Hr.
“Ithasheen deniedthatMr.Blaineiato
become amcsaher of the Catholic church,
although the frequent visits of Father
Ducry have given much color to there-
, ports. The Blaines themselves deny the
report emphatically and with apparent in—
dignatiml,and their personal friends say
that they have no information whatever on
the subject. Mrs. Walter Damroech. Mr.
come to Washing.
been chopped up
not a poesibilltyof his to-
ham, eta-champion we] was
hacchedmrtbere Billy allies
h ton,inthe roundlna econ
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Speaker
drrsonlettercr to
give it out for publla-
'l'aulieaach‘s Advice to loyalists.
membersofthe new partyt‘oforcetheeleo
tion of straightout Populism in those
states where they hold the balance of porn
er in the legislature. Senator'l'aubeneck
says:
“The great question now is, What will
thePeople'a party legislators do when it
comes to forecasters! Will they
remain tructothenople whoelectedthem.
orwillthcy disgrace their states with a
tinge of bribery attached to their certifir
satesofelection, asthe stateoflllinoisdid
twoyears ago? The position our friends
occupy in the diiferent state legislatures is
not an enviable one. The future of our
morementa reds with them. They can
either make or destroy the party. As far
aslam concerned 1 will lay giveacrowu
ofhonortohim who stands firm and an
aternalcursetohim whobetrayaua."
Ir. Cleveland's Plans.
N" YORK, Dec l5.—Mr. Cleveland au-
nouncea that he will go to Lakewood on
Jan. )5 to remain until. he proceeds to
Washington. Hewill prepare hisinaugural
addrrn at Lakewood, Colonel Lamont
and Mrs. Lamont will accompany Mr. and
Mrs. Cleveland and their daughter to
Washington. When asked about the caht
net Mr. Cleveland said: "Tiara is nothing
in the gossip you hear about it, and there
will he nothing to say authoritatively for
sometime to come. At the proper time
there will he no ascrecyabout my action on
the members of the cabinet."
Carter first ta Ioataaa'a Race.
11mm, Dec. l5.~General belief is that
the char-Ding board will be ordered by
the supreme court to canvass the Elder
precinct. thus electing beach, the Ropob
lican candidate. Then both parties willbs
a tie, with three Populist representatives
to decide. It is believed Chairman Carter,
of the Republican national committee, la
first in the race for senator.
Senator Quay Not W
flamenco, Dec. ill—Attire semiou of
the State Grange. Patrons of Husbandry,
a delegate from Armstrong county offered
a resolution denouncing Senator Quay for
neglect of official duties and iudorsing ex-
Representative A. L. Taggart for the United
States senate. Friends of Quay and Tag-
gart succeeded in having the resolution
tabled.
In ”will, for tho Pop-Ila“.
Tonal, Kan, Dec. li—Tha Populist
state government—elect will indulge in no
frivolities. The odiccraelect ara unani
moualyoppceedto an inaugural ball,hut
will hold instead an inaugural reception.
Harrison for the Cabinet.
Wasmxoror, Dee. ill-The Illinois delo
ghoul“ a meeting voted torecommend
illiam R. Morrison for a cahirm port
An Irish viii-go at the rats.
Wnurxoros. Del, Dee. ill—Mrs. Ernest
Hart, of London, has secured a con
mmmooomm World‘sfah
managsnfcrtheeonstrnction of anlrish
villsgsonthe fair groundaand the con-
tracthasheenawardedtonnbertCaaddy,
ofthiscity.
A Howarh Brats (la-leases.
Nswaus, N. J., Dec. 15.va I.
Albert. aged thirty-lira years, was arrested
hereohargedbyhla wife with repeatedly
criminally assaultlu her eleven—rancid
daughter Olga. Albert admilstheanauita
Olga is not Albert’s child.
I—Ilh “I“ Hedi-fl.
8A! Marco, Dec. li-Danule Need-
larlsd'lwallulradraat.
ants-a 'mmuhmeli r '
m 05:, Dee. 15.450649”; wustmkbya I and 01kg
“Whirl” M “W readtralnatlaytoafltstioaudthrowa
'aratnmnannutman:
murmurs-thallium lavas-
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Panic is imminent.
nutmpssuvstutsamuu
Iaaat mam-u. Waters
ass-r, , um renamed-s am aha.
WWW, Dec. lbw—ha moment the
waste lttacou interstate mmercq
were erowdsdwith railroad eugenics to
argue in favor of the amendmenttothe
interatateeornmeree law topennit pooling.
Introduced byBaoator Culloru. The son-
mt‘lonal phaseofthemeetingwasthc state-
ment byl. thwhmhkntoftha
Chesapeake and Ohio and the Big Four
systems,that the railroads of theUaitad
Stat-swan in naturals. and that unless
scnrethingwas done quickly the country
would have hardwcrk to arertaserima
panic. Cut rates had done it.
Never up to this time bud thereberma
daythatrailroadmanagerahadnotfought
control by law, and this was the first time
hehadevrrhnown auy respectable body of
railroad men to admit that they were sub-
ject topublic control.
Inland by Dem. ‘
ltwufortheintcreatofthewholeccun'
try that the railroads should prosper. A
million men were employed in the busio
urea. and twice that number were engaged
in the manufactures that furnish railroad
supplies. Should so large a proportion of
the population. Mr. lugalla asked, hematite
lshrnaelites and put outside the pale of the
law! fle wought it was the duty of the
government to take three cmnpaales under
control.
President Dope , of the New York Ceu~
tral, fully indo the position taken by
President legalls. Said Vice President
Green,“ the Pennsylvania: "The inter—
atata commerce commission is asttelied
that something must be done to amend the
interstate commerce law. Experience ha
shown that theprovision against pooling,
Instead oi preventing discrimination, has
resulted in advantage to large shippers, so
that the entire business interests of the
countryare being gradually consolidated
intoa few hands. thus in effect forming
trusts that are most prejudiéial in their
effects." __
To Suspend Immigration.
Wasulsormi, Dec. l5.——Af. the joint sca-
aicn of the immigration committees of the
senate and house it was shown that there
was a general feeling in favor of suspend-
ing all immigration to this country for
periods varying from one to five years.
Senator Quaysaidthat it was the unani-
mous opinion of the committee which had
taken testimony in New York and else
where on the subject that immigration
should be entirely suspended.
Representative Geissenhainer. of New
Jersey, announced his uualterable objec-
tioutoall propositions looking to metric
tion of immigration. lie is stmnzly in
favor of the present influx of “Khalil“ Jews.
For a National Quarantine.
Wasumoros, Dee. iii—A bill was intro
duped in the ornate by Hr. (‘imndler au—
thorizinathe president to designate such
additional places on the mat for the Err
tahlishrnent of qtmmntipea as in his judg-
ment are acorns-try to maintain a uniform
service in accordance with the existing
laws.
‘l'ha Motlarvahars Claim Again.
Wasmxo'rux. Dee. 15.~'f'he Manmhaa
claim occupied the attention of the senate
till 2 o'clock, when it went mol- without
action. The oration was whether the hill
paged by hot houses last session refer-
ring the matter to the court of privateland
claims should he grassed over the preshlent’a
veto.
A Treasury liaiunn Assured.
Wasmxcrus. Dec. lh—‘kcrvtary Charles
Tooter, of the treasury department, has a»
sored Chainuan Holman, of theappruprla—
tlona committee, that there would certain-
ly be an available balance of mono» in
the treasury at the close of the fiscal year.
Iced-as lay la Judge In.
Wasmxoror. Dee. 15.4fm: when
to the nomination of Louis McComaa to be
of the district supreme court is dis»
Tiling, and the prospect of confirm
«on my cool.
I» Am, Bill Passed.
Waemxoros, Der. lh—‘l‘hehonsspuaod
the army appropriation bill.
cly-phaat Caluarfaa wm if» Close.
Scaasroa, Pa, Dec. lit—The threatened
closing for the winier'd the three cob
lleriea at Glyphant, which would have made
idle if!!!) miner-dies been averted The
miners have forced the N0 striking driver
boys to withdraw their damanda
laslawysrvvul cant-at.
BAm,ufl., Dec. ill.—-'l'he must of
thawilloffiamaelk. murmur one»
tnwho died Deal l”, leaving near-
of w ammo is left to
literarysndcharltablainstltntlouaomnl
.
may lat osnlr.
Winuruimc, (loan, Dec. lit—The trial
oftha‘l‘rippfer-rryeaseresultedln am-
dlet of not guilty. Tripp must stand trial
for the alleged forgery of another note
against lhekham.
warrants M Mama
ammo. T.. Dec. lit-eranty—dve
wants
flea who
a roar lav the assent steam
or. masseuse Dec. iau'l'he melons,
mum. galsSaysaBlg
, thaVatleanouaeceuatoftheattschmads
Catholic
use at
mkuflatofll.
mamupnwlmmu
congressiu particular,
aadwould holdoulytothechargesthat he
had insulted Archbishop Corrlgan and
himself, on condition that the priest would
pleadgullty to the latter and throw him
aclfouthsmercyofbla bishop. Father
refused to listen for a moment to
thepropesitiou. llesalri in theflrst place
that he had tasted Bishop Wmu's mercy
nine years ago. when the latter suspended
him without judge, jury or trial for an
clause which he did not commit, and in
the-ecoadplacethathewas not guiltyof
insulting either bishop or archldahop.
Dr. W Dorm
New Your, Dec. m—AI the trial of Pro
fee-or Briggs for heresy Dr. Brian re~ "
sumedhisdefenae. flesaidthathewished
the preahytery to remember that in speak-
ingcl mean be included the eonatieuce
and religious feelings. The Westminster
confession of faith recognised the salvation
of elect infants and elect incapable-r.
Modern ‘ had gone further
andsetuptheclaim thatelecthesth'enare
subjects of salvation. Dr. Briggs said that
in the appendix to hisinanguraladdresshr
stated that the heathen who were thus
elected were saved through the general
light in this world. or through reason, n
they have no access to lloly Scripture. and
the only approach to divine grace was
through reason. He received permission
to submit printed copies of his defense to
chargu four and live.
Anal-ts», Its-risk arm sins.
S'i'. Lona, Dec lS.~—'l'he council of the
the mil-can bishops of the archdiocese of
St. Louis. recently called by Archbishop
Kerlrlch, met here. A stormy session is
anticipated, as the archbishop is still firm
In the user-lion of his rightwaelecthia
owu coadjutor. ’
THE FEDERATION CONVENTION.
It Data-a to law-r Blair and Shula
0‘ I 'l’bl'll Dab-lat
Pntunmxa. Dec. {la—At the third
day’saeasiou of the American Valuation
of labor «Senator llenry W. Blair. of
New Hampshire. addressed the delegates
on his proposed improvement of the corn
moo school system. Thespeaherexpressul
the belief that a revulsion of sentiment has
taken place in favor of the Blair educa-
tional bill which may result in its passage
by the next congress. lie said;
”With the favorable regard and probable
cooperation of Catholic power in tbs-icons»
try the friends ofthaeducational bill may
look with hope upon the prospects of its
in the near future."
When business was resumed min a
breacover the tarifl was provoked by a
negative report on a resolulmn asking an
extra action of congress for the passage of
free trade legislation. An attempt was
made to discuss the resolution, but the
chairdactded that any discussion on the
tartflwss notgermanetolhe maiden
the federation and that the ruolution was
out of alder.
'raa COulcya start Stand Trial.
Urlosrowr, Pa, Dec. "An-Th. motion
to quash theindictmentaagainst the Cooley
family hanger of imamleswas 111:3:
Judo- vlna «so. t
gayerofthshand. willprobahlyhsseutto
Kingwood, W. Va, to answer charges of
robbery.
Gear.- .. lat Meat“.
Klsosros,N. Y., Dec. ls.~1'heboardof
canvas-snot Ulnar county hasgiveo the
certificataofelectionformmberofaaem-
ofthefirccwddlstrlcttolameahouns»
, whose election was contested by
lllluah.
Israel by a Powder laplaataa.
Wnarsssltsl. Pa, Der. its-Fire In the
Oliver powder Mira-idiom Bun. ea.
plodad a large quaa y p .
David Remalia was fatally and Emile
Deltas, Hansel ltubyaudrradhyouwera
serious» hunted. .
sauna-(Mums
Dual-sad of m treads mania
thamachauhwatthaasfltol.
Bsdwarshnia‘llodatriedforhavlugmun the
dwadramathmiflhahtea. has been
mumyaar'sialprtwrataeut
mum
Will. I. 1, lies. ll—Ths New
inhuman-Muhammad“
“ll-
roars-asa-
.. F. M. Pierce,
Soil EVetywnere
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
kage makes two large pies. Avoid
'tations— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH bran].
IERRELL 8t SOULS. Syracuse. N. Y.
ul: iy
Will ”run us
a few bye. sad you will be startled at the umr
ported more» that will reward your teem \\ ,.
positively have the am trauma to offer an agent
that can be found on the taught”: carfl‘i.
“5.00 prolt on .7500 rm 0 us was s
brie easily andhonorably made and paid to
hurt of men, worsen, bums girls in our
employ. You an make money faster at work for
”than on have any idea of. The business is so
easy to a. and instructions so simple and plain.
that all succeed from the start. Timur who take
hold of the business trap the advantage that
arises from the sound reputation at one of the
oldest. most snacrasful. and largest publishing
houses in America. Secure for oamlf the profits
_ and rly yields.
All grandly. and more than
realise their greatest expectations. Those who
it and exactly as we tell them. There lrpleaty
roomforafewmorrworkers.ami weargr
then to he a at once. if you are alreadv em-
oyed,bnr re a few spare arc-teats. andwti
care then: to advantage. the irut-in: uslal o
fordhlr i.- oer grand opportna t ). sac recrlr
Wis-ins by man mail. dams,
[:3 O co..ltaaus.d00.llmatatle
:mfio
«m
Offices. 434 Slain S
“I? lwmlt‘h MW
Baa-inc! II
ALL sliés or”
llllllillEll SHINE.
momentum
mutuality.
mow. mat";
anagrams
Restaurant,
mummmcrrr.
\Job
Printing.
amigo; “‘
Printing i
” Solicited. f
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EVENING SENTIIEL i,
’j l. II. I 3 Place
iSOUTH NORWALK, CT, "
} Good Work E
} Executed
Promptly. ’
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momma
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1.8.,MNALIISIlllj
Smith , Norwalk.
, “Bribery 8h. lime. lass.
F ire, and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vaultfloors.
AND
DEPflSIl WORK Hi All KINDS.
The Best Safes in the World.
lit,” In use. Always pre-
where 50 of our sales were subjected to intense
;. mung their contents.
0 lAMPlOX RECORD also in the (treat
Chicago Fire in ill/Tl. in the Great limit»: Fire
in not. and In all the great litre since. semi
for til-colors. Agents wanted. s3 lam
ll AWN G’SEC UR‘Efi
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
We now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. These lots
comprise the Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utos’ valk from the
depot, with good side—
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than those offer-
ed, either ibr location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you Wish.
For further particulars en-
quircof
JOHN KINDS,
0n the proudscs, or
CHRISTI“ ”Mill.
”Washingtonat,“ the office
Wholesalemnd Retail
[trauma “Will?
.
serve their contents. .
1:0 mulls Lynn,!ass..siuce that great fire. 9
wall: and Leif:
freight auyw re in Sew York or its vicinity.
the em
mum o the owner: thereof.
Orderrcalladforsuddeiiversd.
no.0» '
tar and/Vegetab lo Harket,‘ 1
aluminum
‘ no Vltllllt'ftl emit.
DAILY DIRECT ‘
Freight Line
NEW YORK
AND
Snulhllg’rwalk
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLZRE
city ofmllorwalk
EAGLE
Will leave {in .. r2.
\‘ew York. ME p.28. R” (Beekman straetl.
ign- Sorwnlk 5 p. 121.; South Sorwalk m
Freight mired fruit in. m. 105 p. In.
Upon appllcltiou to agents the City of So»
will be sent for special lots of
WA“ persons are forbid trustio an '
loyesof the boaisuf this this min-:3
i
WAGoNs.
Buggies. Phlelnns, carriages.
(lanolin, Spindles, etc. '
pace“. wto “Suit All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H e n r y fill y.
8.8. TBOWBBIDCE & Cl).
SL'L'CEsSOR—i’l'oflifit. LOCKWOOD.
Dealers :iu
IIPlllllED and llllIESTIC CIGARS
A full llueof Mcemhaum and Bria: Pipes.
lira! styles. Pie in cards at all prices.
Synod and Tabular) in great variety
hill true of Fancy Tobaccoe. L'nt Plug and
Granulated.
G. S. mehridge & to.
1701'. Main and Washington ‘etn. So. Slur-.2 elk
Dill 1m
FURNITURE
‘ GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
“oath Main street. lip-Maire
u.‘ n L2. m rascals-a, .
to I as. or spam
. la vswr : Iv n .5
ea prices as
I. “1”an
and
"‘I,
superiority of
More than 100,000 New England fant-
A iliesnttest the purity
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