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theplaoo to get» ,
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, ‘ ill. minim! til lilo motto is Quick- A”. ENDS
Call-”and See Them. lllli. - ' nose, Neatne'ss.“ , .. Pluunl “a Pllahiugir‘rlits Branches. Wholwmdmlfihm ‘
“30““ I5‘ 05"“ I “ll". w Efi’gii ”a Accuracy and 1, ‘ , mus‘mcu PllllBEflSSlIPPllES tor and Vegetable Market, I.
‘ u when. p _ J Ire-pectin)! slilleltashanoi ”use
W.H.Meekfll&cfl. m liltlllll'lill IT. trust. Low l’rlcee.
pgfirflfiefl T. S. llllNALllSllN, Hill" tlllllFF’
nvnouannewox. , . woomsoaroaeaumx. on ,W' ‘
WIS I MIMI.
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Stoves. Barges & Heaters
. urn-nor.
‘ , it‘ltttlzti.
mt'hitfia
town"
thsworkoi'fi
stove upon-s.
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Orders called ioraud delivered. ‘
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' Every» Dose Elieciive
char-am Wmeatrlalg
lift-Toma or 4mm 3. WHITTIER.
Mat Literary People l'ny Their 'I'rlhv
' ates to ill- flowery.
murmur. Mare, Dee. n—Jl'he Whit
tier memorial services Were held in the city
hall and were attended by a great gather-
in. at men} and women diatinguishedin
“Mummies. Mayor Thomas 19}. Burn-
hm Many letters oi regret from
various invited gneete were read
Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote oi Whit-
tier: “A man dear to the heartoi' the whole
hallo: and 'donbly dear to the New Eng
tart
Rev. Dr. layman Abbott wrote: “No
poet of our time has more fully realized or
more iully interpreted the spiritual met
aageior which the age was prepared and
which the world needed.”
Edmund C. Stedman wrote: “The reo-
ollection of my associations with Mr. Whit-
tier la tome one of the most precious things
of lilo. I loved him—and who did not that
knew him, and who did not feel that they
knew him, knowing his lite and works?"
Among otherswho sent letters were Gov-
ernor Russell, President Elliott, oi liar»
ward; Attorney General Pillsbury, Charles
Dudley \Varner and Congressman Cogs-
well. A poem was read by Will Carleton,
who cameirom the westto take part in the
exercises, and the quartet followed with
the singing of Whittier’a lines, "My Birth-
day.” Edwin D. Mead, of The New Eng-
land Magazine, of Boston, delivered it runs-
terly eulogy oi the poet. The address
closed with a tribute to the greatest of all
Whittier’e mieeional-th t for the slave.
John W. Hutchinson, sole survivor of
the original Hutchinson family oi singers,
rang “Furor-es Blast," one oi Whittier‘a
poems, and the ionnal exercises closed with
the ringing of "Auld Lang Syne."
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
IcPherso-‘a Resolution to Suspend All
Silver Bullion Purchases. ,
Wasnixoroa, Dec. m—ln the senate Mr.
Hanna-moi Virginia, continual but did not
’ conclude his argument in layer oi the hic-
Garrahan bill; Mr. Palmer, oi illiuois. tln~
lahed his argument against the untioption
hill; Mr. Peder, of Kansas, commenced but
did not. finish a speech in favor of it, and
Mr. Perkins, of Kansas, addressed the sen-
ate on the subject of the policy to be pur-
sued asto the Indian Territory, he favor
lng’the extension of a state or territorial
government over the territory, with or
without the consent. of the live civilized
tribes. ‘
The concurrent resolution for the holiday
recess was agreed to, and njoint resolution
was introduced by Mr. McPherson, oi Sew
Jersey, which he will press to a vote imme-
diame after the holidays, directing the
Iocrelary oi the treasury tonnage-nil all pur-
chases of silver bullion under the Shannon
act of July it, 1890.
The sexeion of the house was an innocu-
ous one. it accomplished nothing.
The Siearngna Canal Bill.
WAsmxo'roN, Dec. Lit—The Nicaragua
canal bill line at last her-n completed and
was iavombly reported by its author, Sen-
ator Shrrmnn, who gave notice in the sen-
ate-that he unulal call it up at an early lint».
The new bill is drawn on sitlismntildly the
same lines to; that r. porn-ll to the last run-
grceet. It inclul; .~ :t prnplixitinn to guaran-
leelrt'imls tn Ill" r ~tl pony to the extent of
$i00,iul,llllti toaul in the mtllsli’lli‘llnll of iii!“
canal, and contains some additions which
materially increase the obligations of the
company as well as the securities given by
the govcnnncut.
Tracy (it-ts the ('hilinrr Money.
“'Asiuvo'ros, Dec. 2.2.»«Thc secretary of
the treasury placed tolhl- credit of the secre-
tary oi the navy the $75,000 received from
the (Ihilian government in settlement ol
the Baltimore ntl'air.
for a General Quarantine Law.
Waeliigorox. Dec. Lit-A eubcommittec
oi the honor commerce committee has un-
der consideration the (running of a general
quarantine law.
Fighting the III; Bridge.- Bills.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.~~A committee rcp-
ruenting theoawcintc trmloruoi New York
city in in Washington to oppow the New
York and Sew Jersey bridge biila .
lion-ring Bishop (VII-rm
BCRASTOB, Pa. Dec. 23.———Two receptions
in connection with Bishop (l'llara‘r jubilee
were held by him at St. Cecilia's hall, where
vsrhrna singing moieties sang. An elaborate
address signed by 6,010 but-lam men and
prominent Protestant. citlune was present
ed the bishop as evidence of the cell-em in
which this community generally holds him.
for three hours the bishop received the
grueling» oi the massea.
The Solon Cu. to no Ann-led.
Pinnacle). Dec. Wr'fl‘ilflfll!’ Ritalin.
nous, who representa the Order oi 80km,
uysbe will take the ease to the supreme
court and is confident he will reverse the
ordsroi the lower court appointing a re
esiver.
Mower Will Appoint lays-ant.
Allan, Dec. a—(lmernor Flower en-
nmncea that he will appoint lion. Isaac ll.
Maynard mime judge oi the court of
appeals in the place of Judge Andrews,
who on Jan. i, it”, will become chiei
an Illa liners they strike.
Bruno lint. N. 8., Dec. mar—Til!!!“ no
change: in the mining etrlkcsitnation. The
workmen say tbst ii a settlement is not
resehedepeedlly a general strike will be
M. A cost iamlaeis imminent.
Itchy Killers an 'trlal.
3mm, N. H. W., Dee. 2i,~\ialtin and
lb wile, the baby farmers, who killed thin
teen inisale by piercing their hearts or
spin. with needles, were committed for
trial. Both pleaded not guilty.
Yale le- Are linking.
New invert, nee. 22.41:..- question oi
ballpoint?! attendance at chapel is being
agitated with unom i energy by Yule etnr
hots, who claim the rules are retire at
Pant-says.
mun-a Watchers strike an r”.
burn lsulim Crrr, l. 1.. the. 33.41.:
“mm by thsboard at health he
want when there are eases at
wmwmlflkemwrfly.
Wm (lotu- Iltls Dell.
W it. J.. Des. redeem-o
yo int-ea nan-W .1“ km will
. . new: y
seem. the whey purse-e.
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rem-ammo»
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neutrinos!
Another Attack May Be Fatal
to Mr. Blaine.
DEATHS RAID IS ONLY DELAYED.
no Physicians Do Not Apparently En-
tertain Any [lap- at tho lx-Beenlary's
Recovery. but They Bay it. Is in 3.
Danger oi immediate Dissolution.
Wielilxarox, Dec. fl—AVhile the physi-
rlans attending Mr. Blaine are aadiacreet
In their utterances as men earn well be.
their tone and manner of expression im-
press those who converse with them daily
that. Mr. Blaine's case is hopeless; that
while be in in no immediate danger, his
malady must prove fatal, and that his span
of life is measured by the progress of the
disease with which he is nfllicted.
“Does Mr. Blaine sit up during any por-
tion at the day?" Dr. Johnston was asked.
"Oh, yes. Mr. Blaine is much stronger
than the outside world has been led to be
iieve. in fact his condition at no time has
been as critical as has been represented.
Be is still very ill, but be is in no immedi‘
ate danger oi death."
”Do you think that Mr. Blaine’svpreecnt
show oi improvement will warrant his re-
moval to a more congenial climate in the
near inturer”
Alter meditating a few seconds the doe
tor said: "I cannot say as to that. It is use
less to look that inrinto the future."
Another Attack oi Heart failure l'earwsl.
Dr. Johnston admitted that Mr. Blaine
was liable to another attack oi heart tail-
ure at almost any time.
Another such attack, it is icared, would
prove iataI. By the physicians’ order all
the members of the family remain within
easy reach of the Blaine house. The only
member of the inmily aliaent now is Colt»
nel Coppinger, Mr. Blaine'a aon-in-lnw,
and it is understood that he will be here as
soon as possible. It is evident there is a
constant dread that the end may come at.
any time. -_._ __
FOUR MEN BURNED ALIVE.
Horrible lit-suit at a Fire» in n Boiler Boo-
at. Everett. Mus.
EVERETT, Ilcc. “.3.lelis city was visited
by one of tilt“ moot dismtrous contiagnr
tions that ever occmrvd here, The loss of
property is about some, and {our then
employed by the West End Street. Railway
company vn-ro burned to death. About
6:57 o'clock a tire broke out in the boiler
room in the basement.
John Clark, Luke Glennan, (imrge Wal-
lace and Joseph Meliinnia at once begun
passing in water pails and tried to extin-
guish the flames, but without ei‘iwt, and
inside oi llitccu minutes the him had
spread to a room over the engine room,
which was filled with tanks containing oil.
The tank at once ignited. The flames
spread over the entire rear end oi the mill,
enveloping the men. They Were seen no
more and were burned alive.
Dunne-one Srnrly III-arrayed.
Dl'Ql‘iersrz, l'u., Dec. Lil-JIM» city I'lk;
nearly demanded by a big lire. Many iam-
ilies were rendered homeless.
Bl; Philadelphia Ill-u.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2:.-—'i‘he big dress
good» mills oi Baohman do Co. was burned.
LOSS, 83353"),
A Connecticut Girl Slopes.
N" Yetta, Dec. 22.~hiias llmha Smal-
ley,0i Moodus, (Tonn., the only child of
Henry J . Snmlley, a wealthy farmer and
stock raiser, eioped with William Brother—
atonc, was married on a New Haven boat
and came here. The elder Smalley iol-
lowed, but wot eluded by the couple.
Ella Newton Was Murdered.
Moos-r \‘rzusos, N. )1, Dec. :J.~The
jury investigating the death of Ella New-
ton rcturm-d a verdict as iollows: “That
the said Ella Newton came to her death by
drowning, caused by [lemons unknown."
Anal-taut District Attorney linnt says
Ella was nee-tilted and murdcrui. '
The Narragansett II Collision.
l’ruiviotzsuz, Dec. 2t~The steamer Nar-
manual! was in collision with the L A.
Waliord, of New llrdiord, Mam, oil Ilran‘
ford. The schooner’e flying jib knocked a
hole eight feet in diameter in the Nam
ganeett and was broken oil short.
lo Cloa- Bllls Ira- Ila-burg.
Waemsoron, Der. 23,—Jl‘he statement
that the United States maul at Hamburg
is about to issue clean bills oi healthto
vessels clearing from that port for the
United States, notwithstanding the cholera,
is entirely diecredlted hm.
Imiulh‘rl‘ Day “hinted.
Wasnlaoma, Dec. flul’oreistbers' Day
was celebrated by the Washington Congre-
gational club, which gave a bsmuet at the
Cochran hotel. Mr. Justice Brewer, oi the
United States supreme eonrt,the [accident
oi the club, presided.
Water Allen W.
Nrw llavrs, Dec. eta—«An investigation
into the accident on the Consolidated road
proud that Engineer George ll. Allen. at
the Air line passenger train, disregarded
thedanmsignslmndhewssdiseharged.
In. Hm Was not Peanut.
Barman, his-a. Dec. ”we-Ill the trial or
In "shape-es for killing her husband
a witness said he ones saw the W
with an a: calling her husband vile mas
and threatening to split his head open.
marinara-nun.
menhl..llee.n~lisnry tints, a
tanner residing at Union Coureemasslo
most killed hysa iniartatrd ball Two
ribswembroken.andhiseonditienispre-
various. 'l'hsbullwaskmeu.
IWMMM
has" cm, Dee. a~Kdmrll Welling.
“Hallucinwhoisudsrmle be
lath-Baden- eeantyldlhetwsea
the ndlflasdlo‘eloekm dd robs
”reiterate
HEART FAILURE FEIBED
’muu-ryggmshnsif
That Number Killed by Home-
stead’s Alleged Plot.
umm AND OTHERS INDIOI'BD.
;.. . , ‘i y‘
[In Grand Jury Take-n Aetlon in the
cues ol’ the Master Wort-Ian and
Cools Gallagher, Davidson and lleaily
at Pillahvrg-Chargrtl with Poisoning.
I’imauno, Dec. 28.~Edwanl 0. Christy,
K the Carnegie some! mmpany. in speak—
lng ol' the alleged “Olin-“Wild him, said:
“So far as we here been able to burn the
persons who died from the "r-ll'ects oi the
poison number thirty-two, but many of
the workmen. some oi whom will appear
at the trial, are dying on their let-l. There
were altogether about. 4.0”) employed by
the Carnegie Stu-l company during the
strike, and of thee! over 2,000 became sick.
Some died and many Were ior weeks on
the edge oi the grove.
“Since we have begun this investigation
we have been startled bytw number oi
letters we have received irom every part oi
the country written by nonunion work—
men who become sick oi the- prevailing
complaint at llouieetcnd and wl-m to their
homes. Many are yu-t air-k, and all are con—
iideut they Were poisoned."
To Enhumn All the Bur-lira.
Coroner McDowell will carry his inn-nth
cation beyond the grave. lieintrnds to
exhuuie the bodies of all the lllr'll who have
since dim! under circumstances to which
the slightest killlilclnll is attached, In each
case. the stomach will be subjected to a
chemical test.
The grand jury found true bille against
H. F. llenipeey, thedislrirt "mall-r work-
Inonui the Knights oi Labor, and (la!—
lagher, Davidson and lit-ally. charged with
being implicated in the Ilomeeteml pillEKflP
lug.
A Slnllur I‘m in “'MI \‘irgI-ln.
NEW ('UllllllliLASIV, Dec. 2.3.wA large
number oi Hungarians have been imported
to take the pliit’t‘s oi striking n-irhmen in
the extensive John Porter compony'e tile
and brick works. Recently these men
have been mmplaining of sickness, and
many oi them have hit in consequence.
The trouble was t'ltm‘gul to the water kept
(or drinking purpuws in burn-ls about the
Works,
As the water \Vih nbluinrd from a spring
lln-tmumtzl-mn-nt mu nlnw to accept this
theory, Finally they procured .1 small
bllckctlul oi the water. and preparatory to
having il analy/a-d act it onadenk in the
olficc. Severuloi tin-nilim-iorrroccident-
ally drank of it and were almost immc»
dialely inkru deathly sick, with one
qucali-innbh- evidence of "rimming. Al-
though no chemical analysis be»: yet been
made, it is believed that the water one
heavily dih‘t‘ll with ('I'Uitlil oil. Whothc
guilty [it-non.» are is a quwlmn yet to be
determined.
'I'hr Cull Io )Iinrrl l'tmnlhorilrd.
htnxmnutu. \ i'i l‘v. i’n, IM. 3:—
Thv rail in!“ a ti :t'..- tum. mmo m ~fnL-
lug lilillvi‘h to b- II ivl lll‘l‘r' uzt- umuithor
hard and um i~aiiul by rmltlt' unknown
person. Dell-gale.» from thixlu-n pits no-
aclublwlonly to! adjourn. 'l‘hr atrikcrs in-
uist that tiu- coil “as a trick of the open»
tom. 'l'in-rq- “.u on trouble at Iii}. Horn.
The been“ nrc Hill at Wurh. uml rightecu
anued ilrplllws iii't' guarding tiwiu.
Reading hill .‘nt Xrglrs': lJ-Iriglr.
l’onputu. int, ”t‘L'. . mmvkholilwrn
oi the Laugh Valley llailrmnl company
have rn-rnuy i‘t’trl'ft‘tl information that
the Ito-ailingcurrigutuy will llul til-giro! their
property and nlimv it in Ixt‘nliil‘ dilapidat-
ml, an tin-y lmnd 5.3.: you itiipnnr—
int-m» “ill go aloud the name to. Ilildt'l’ the
old mun»,
MPH-"u “try firth Immune».
CITY Ul‘ .‘ 'l'ln- ~l.’llt,'lll‘~
porinu-ui L: ~ pr: ;a uni u Mm 1‘. i-mupimnt
regal-hm; ll: trim-uh; ni inn-n ». {mm the
l'tiilml Muir ~ to Motion» mil and r.--
qtnv-tiln: the .\llll"il'lill guwrmm m. to put
a Hop to nuru practices. .\lr.\iru only aiao
claim tlmnngr-l.
' 1w, 1m: 3;,
Mia. Brut-sou lieu la lllsurrr.
loo Mort», lull, llw, 4:: lnthc aeti-
sationnl dirt-ru- Mill of Mn. (\lthnll liruw
son arguimt be r bumbntnl, .ludtzi- lininmn,
wherein .‘Iru. Shun-mull, hallo 0i ex linv»
ernor Stnncmau, “me made murwymnnh-nl.
adorn-e was granted to Mrs. ltrnomn by
default.
ilnr Mimlary Ihtegntn Sail.
inshore. “PC. 2;: Srnator Allis-on. Mr.
Morgan and Mn'tmy llale, member»
of the delegation which trprmmtml the
United Mates It the “rum-ta luminary
warmth“, embarked inr New York on the
stearriship Lahn at Houthnmplun.
0mm Illcl’ erllhe Talk.
murmur. tier. til—wit Canada he» built
and stored three Vehicle on the inhru. it
amounts to a declaration of war," ruin
Major lirneral Nelson A, ”llt'fl. "Thru-
three rmls hare been built in direct via
lailon oi the truly oi It'll.”
m Mines and Maine I'mprrolh.
M103, Dec. Zim'l'he lint-ton and ”nine
directors haveorganiard with l-‘rimls June-t,
chairman. and A. A. Melml. Whirl".
No radical change In policy has been made.
The company‘s groan earnings are there»
lug over lithium a want.
, - .. .,.._.- _
11w ”rig“ (Jase.
1‘" You, Dec. 22. ~ Dr, Jmph J.
bemoan! the proucming committee in
the Brim trial, did not finish his closing
argument. The easewill now be (mad
over to out week.
All Aer-closely Ms I’m-00.
8r. Jtmrratrar,Vt.. Dec. u~ Rev. iienry
Fairbanks has given man to tie. John»
bury swim; to tor-ad so Albert 1'. Pair-
bsnks scholarship in mommyot his sen
Alb-rt-
MWBMeIh out. .
Tma,W-slr., Ilse. sum necked
”Willow-1"“ “held up
m menwhowrrsplsytag trumpet
Ointment-ta Mrpoehmaadeeeaped
have lab. cml.
meamh.“ tawny Rob
man, the ills-garish woman who nar-
mherlateethoyh’rrraton unnee-
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wins. ELECTION sv STATES.
Morris at Last Tab-laud Inn- All Over
the (tans-try.
New Your, Dec. zaw'l'he late election
by states resulted on follows:
Claw)- "Ii'flv “'u. Hid.
laud. um. t'o-r. well.
.. liltklilfl 0,]?! MJMI fill
R73" ”.9“ llfill llil
”will "7.750 255:.” 7.1»:
Moll 12m: 1.017
flfll’r 77m": till ”15
.. leJ‘Hl “.037 I“
. fltir‘l All“ llil
.. ”UM than M W
.. .. , $.79. ”.50 ml
€6.14!) MM am all“)
. 32517 255’le 252.1%» 113.0“
. mun 1.19m atom 6.89.!
Kane-n... 157.21: llfilll
Kentucky. 175.4% “5.”! mm m
lunaianar . $7.125 our: . . .. . . ..
Motrin .. . . . “Jill “Jill 2.01:: Mil!
Maryland ....... "won term 7m 5m
Mar-nachuaclls .. 17“.»!!! 92.810 3.34» will?
Michigan ........ await 2mm 10.:er out”;
Minnemta... . no.1?!) item more “my
lilenleaippi. . out? mm to: en»
Iii-marl... . 2mm ream .l~ title
Montana. . lfit‘vfl fill
Nebraska. . . 24.1w my!» . . ..
Kevada. ill 23...”
New Hampshire. moi one 1.9%
New Jersey. .. . . . ITIJWZ lfififlifl M: Hill
New York . mum «two [out mm
North Canililia. . “will illuitti “.725: will}
North Dakota. .. Iii-‘3 H.293! 173'” fi. ..
Ohio 400.”? MIMIC it"s: aw:
0mm. . . . . . . . 15.2“ Willi! 3U?» 2.!“
l’enmylvunia.... mun fillmii Paul? nun
Blindi‘lt‘lllnd. .. 24.35 L'IJlil) ’ Ill-3t
Smith t'amiina . {AW tum
South Iluknla.. .. M"? 51.35»
Tennceos ”UT? 90183 UM
Texas . .
Verrrmn
Virginia. .
:IIJM TIJTS WM» 1M5
mgr. tow: . .. Lot
lfitlfrl lL'LL'l'.’ 12.1"” 2.6M
Wartime. . . 29,12: Moll than 2.1»?
Wear Viruin'n at”? want: Hv‘at 1W.
\"lmulsin ...... 77.“! litt'fi" 9.5?" l3)!“
Wyoming. . . 3:06 73:15 5617
Total... . L'ttilwmlibfiil ”15.1 II) 513.2”?
ill?“ .......... mum 5.W.7m
1m. . ”1.574.!” JMIJN
1m», ...l.m.iifs’!l.i'rl.ilvi
i'lcvl‘land‘a plurality in Ha. .. MK?)
Cleveland's. plurality in infill ........ .. . infill
i'luriand'e plurality in 1W . 3M"?
iiarfiv-hl‘s plurality in too ............... mm
' .Vu llarrimn electoral iirkrt in the field.
9 In lmrlsiana tlo- llepubliram unit I’mphv‘a
party liming nmninnmi a lu~iun iiihrl, on
which there were fun: Harrison U‘lr'll’ui‘! and
thrw “raver lithium. the vain for plurality
purport-n l.- t'n'lltiul in Harrison.
Grreernor Norther: Mriehen.
Arms“, Dec. flmmlanta 2 we a
hearty weir-omi- to Adlai l1. Slurrnmn and
his; party. llurimz the banquet at tin
Currant-rein] club in honor of tin- fir.-
pn'uidcntw'lm-t Governor Northo-n an .
stricken with something akin to \rrtigu
and had to nvtirr, The incident crmtni
conuidrrnbleoi a manually-n. Im’ the gm",
enmr won rallied (rum il.“li.u it.
Mr. Stevenson said «hm lirll': "Asia
what the incoming mliuim-trmnn tvilidu
I refer you to the: (llrllliluiilsliril urxxtlcmnn
who has a country home- nt ”(Miami's lizty.
llc hon more :i~l1;-.iill- lnlorrnntinn on that
subject than ' burr. There i-I. not :uluuion
of doubt in my mind but that the south
Will he mort- prmpcrnun under the coming
unlinllfilflltlnil than it Q'Yrr one before."
Kansas Bryulrllrlm “Ill Vight.
Tori-.55. Dec. 22. >i‘huuumn Mmpmn.
oi the ih‘llllltiil'iin ~lntr wmmmw, in;
pluyt‘ti nilul'ln'y~ lo rum curry :lllriltpl on
the part of the l'opul‘ut-a tn wctln’ l‘hlilrul
oi iht‘ house through nn‘tlntmml» pruned»
into. in the suprrmc court Chairman
Simpson said:
“lien-r aimre it became lmslllvrl} known
that tln- Republicans hall a xzinjoniy in the
house the i’opulinta hau- rvpvntr-Iily «ah-d
that they Would take pm-wmmn of the
home and organize it It in only by revu—
lutinnory ruvthul-i that tile l'npliifi‘p cm
hope to do what they my they “iii. 'lhl-
people til ihl~ Muir it ill timer Milli-l Ht) Mr
tempt to steal the house,"
('nrliule limo .‘ol “on! It.
t‘tsuuni, [M 2::~-”it John ti. ('ar-
IN" accept» a place ill l‘imrhsntl'w coli—
incl." mid l'oluori llerry, or Srwp..rt,t7ar-
liale's confidential friend, "it will not he
, became bedesirru it." Mr. Iterryc-prumd
that Mr. i'arltsle wuhl not ytiunl the u-
petise. Then the Mtlntor'» friend-s will
push him for the proshlvntiai nomination
in me and donut want him nnhnrraim-tt
by any wruplicuriom.
Election llsporlorn Indicted.
lll'fl‘auv, Mutt-«W grand jury in-
dicted eleven chitin“ limpet-torn [or
crooked work on election day. They are
James ibtmn. George Mcxrrnly, William
I}. Crowley, Harry 1', Toye, John I. “robe,
Frank Bpotmlry. Daniel U'Cumm-li, Simon
Prinlrulmrg, Michael ilowney. Patrick
Smith and P. J. Quirk.
My“ Will Pooh any.
Wasniscrox, Dec. 2:. —The lam: gossip
at the capital aim: I'resideaH-Iect Cleve-
land's cabinet is that Dir. llayanl will use
all his influence to have Delaware "pro
seated by the appointment nifienamllray
as attorney general. )lr. lloyard wants to
come back to the senate.
clots-lasts! Agni-u tho Dllsn M.
N”: Volts. Dee. th'l'be this! object oi
the visit of iron hi. Dickinson lo Washing-
ton aiter his long conference with Mr.
Cleveland last Saturday is said to bathe
urging oi the repeal of the Sherman slim
pure .
A Paper I- ll..- Aswan-Ilsa.
’i'oloaro, Dee. nw’i‘ho Ilm ism- at no
main; paper called The than made it. up
busiest night. Its avowed ob
jut is to adrmtethsaneaatioaott‘s»
ads to the United states.
weal-ur- and lap latch-i.
New You, Dee. fl-Jark McAnllfle
and Dick Dom will Iain. Monti-Cm
island Athletic eirlb tor the lightweight
WP“ theworlrl andapunenl
. mm
thMMs-onufil.
Wfisruwltha
wuflpflmufldu
nun-announce was.
1mm, Tun, Dar. fla—M ti»
Mannhdthprliernbet all kill-ll
VI. 0. m for math. serious
mummified”,
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It
touch
the
right
spot.
of“; Will/‘tMIM-‘lv‘lmlfllflls
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p
mfi‘wflflfl
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-tun: luxury. Pure and u‘boleaome.
Prepared with scrupulous are. liighefl
award at all For: Fool Expositions. Each
knit: maker two large firs. Avoid
Kimonos-«ind insist on having the
NONE Sl'CH brand.
MERRELL ll: SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
ul21y
Job
Printing.
Willlll Hill "8
I Iew day», and you will hr Martin! at :m» m.- \.
pluni menu that will reward your Him:- \\ .
po-imrlv haw (hr br-t honoree to or!" an arm:
that can he found on the fur oi lhl' mirth.
”5.00 pm“! I. .75 0!! worth "(busines- n
brin raoilv IM honorably mailr hr and paid to
how rrtl- oi men, woaun, boys. and [trio in our
employ. 'l‘oa can make money fa-trr at wort. for
In than mo have any idraoi. lbw lie-me“ ll no
can rnloarn, and inatrucuons no rnoplr and plain,
that all sitt‘l'w‘vl from the uteri: Thim- who take
hold at the boom-r rvap the advantage that
nrl<n (mm the wand rrpanuion of one of the
til-lost, moat successful. and larger! publishing
houses in Mar mas. men" for yourulf the profits
that thebh-imu mrrsdily and inllrlrvfllfly yields.
All beginners soccer-d gran-Hr, and more than
rrallu their pram: raperranum. [hose who
I it that rautlr as we tell thrill. lhrrns plenty
07mm (or a law no" wmkrrr. and we urge
than to begin at um. I! you err already 9--
plnrrrl, but have a few Ipurr mourn”. and wish
roan than to advantage, then mm m at our
for this in your grand opportunity t. and rcrriv?
is“ particulars by return mail. Adm-m.
'I'Itl‘l: 8 (1).. Boa No. «to, Augusta. lo
dldlm
it
Izaaminsr l-
l'. a. rate-tone...
[376 II! lull.
"than, lilo Main Strut,
”DIN-”I7. C”!-
5...... f"...
Printing
Solicited.
EVENING SENTIIEL
. . I3
SOUTH XORWALK, CT,
Good Work
Executed
Promptly.
ALL SIZES OF
lllllISHEll SHINE.
mmwrum
Mistral-m.
'5". MI.
rum-twine mm m. ‘.
straighten
R estau rant ,
runes-rumour.
knew-pendant" ’hrhutasm.
Marathon-
Job
Printing.
South Norwalk. "J
E.0.Mflllll|§hl}’0.
it sudhury St. Boston, liars.
Fire and
burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vaultnours.
AS I)
flfl’llSll WUELOF Ill KINDS.
The Best Sales in the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
1m mild in Lynn. “£158.. time that great tire,
where mi of "',”' sail-s tan-re eubjected to intense
heat, preserving their contents.
LillAMl'lON RECORD aim in the Great
Chicago Fire in INTI. in the Great Boston Fire
in ll’f‘l. and in all the great tires Marc. S In
for: iron are. Agents wanted. 93 13m
50
More Building lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
for sale at prices *zmg—
i115r from
$350
upward. ’Thesc lots
comprise the Choiccst
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
depot, with good side-
'alks all the \ my, and
in the very h Pill'l of
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than these oil'er-
ed, either for In *utiou
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars en-
quire oi
JOHN HINDS,
0n the premises, or
CHRISTI“ SWIIITZ.
83 Washington St, at the oflice
‘"oi the Old Well Cigar Co.
llAVlNGSECURED ,.
C. lleh'lyn
w. r. lenient}
32 WISHIIBTOI STREEI.
um and Bahama”
DAILY DIREC'l
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK
South llirwalk‘
AND
Norwalk. ‘
THE PROPELLERS
0in oiflllorwalk
EAGLE
\vui' leave Pier :i. E. it, -
New York. at 5 p. m. (Betklnan etreeth
p Isa“: Sorwalk 5p.’ni.; South Korwalk w
“Freight received fro n 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
_ l'pon application to ma th Cir N
walls and Eagle will bongo: ior :peclynlo'lm: :1
{fold ht any “lion: to St W York or its vicinity.
WAllpersone are forbid trusting any at
the employment the boats oi this line on»
count of the owners thereof.
wAGbN'S.
Buggies, Phaeiens, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, tic.
Prices 'to suit an.
" ’ALL AX!) SEE THEM.
Henry Tilly.
ll. fleKlYN &. SON" ‘
Snoooeaore to C. B. DeKlfll.
5| Washington 8t., 80. llemali,
27 Main Street Harwell.
First-clans
Bakers," Confectioners,
And
ICE CREAM.
Urdenr Pm‘r'r'rptly Fill“.
I
FURNITURE
{'lREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
dentin ‘.'-t‘r. Mart Porn-iri-
13 A D van our-Trad and h.-
l'r‘mha no comma
. m "It to seal
with scenes t guy.
, M..- .-..a.ma.a.&!
More than 100,000 New England fam-
ilies attest the purity and superiority of
war. «summon
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