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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 17, 1893 · page 2

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Jan. ILA-Reports of extreme
.( south fromallparlaof thecontinent.
harbor new is completely ioebound.

veer Germany raillra
' .« and in part; upended. Be-
, tween he railway communi-

routhern ltalytbe
heforein the lam

en withdrawn and
The mmnsicn of
'ideapread destitu-
;iou of the Nirsier
mace and Cumber-
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the liagara lee Bridaa.

, . Huerta. 33.. Jan. :l'f.-The ice bridge
onto-ath- ltiapa river, which fanned ea

; Jan. t, in run iatact, and
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theintcnaeiyoold
and enlarged it
the greatest bridge
thflunadian hack
:1“ the liver and
log! it he three months. Thousands of
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ed the wonderful
; Ina, “Niagara who never gnyer than
1 now. ad it in voritably

 

a winter carnival
. So Much Saw-
1 (humour, Jan. ll'.-—Pnbiic charity in
‘ very ac’tlveand well entrained. Individual
, ' Whale!) doing much promptly to re-
U: lien ”malty. and there were never before
' ,. ’Dfiw moi unrelieved tendering in the
1 city. TheUnionlletbelgave meals tom
, people Sunday and yeeterday distributed
a hundred gallons ofaonp. 13!; street
. m are heaping gieat pi snow,
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before.

Battier-re trader llloekade.
:~ Batman-e, Jun. lit-«‘Baitimore iaunder
Welly ice. Only the largest tngbonta
{oak their way through and then only uh.
“I (all head of steam. Tngboat men
M Mimtomove‘ ateamera from

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. ‘ murmur. win-nun.
‘ kill“, Jan. ll.——’l'he mercury from
fla’dflbelowrero. lltrcgietercdesbe
M‘Whitehall,nat Croemandflat
Terrible an ering among the
7‘ Indian-brewed.

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, ‘- ll Irioe'b bolero-m.

‘ lath. 0.. Jan. ll—fimator Brice'e rcp-

‘ana halo received a telegram tell-

thra radiant-m to the deetitute Ind
poor in tour of coal and )1!) bar

1* diner.

= ‘” Ire-ea to Death at 'aada.

. Mu, ll. 1., Jan. 11,—1th Wemple.

._ allaitmvllle. waa froaen todeath laat

“I. a road from rm]. to Johnetown.

flfiaalphow of exAComptroiler Went-

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tehangeinlir. Blaine’e condition.‘
lit thee-of thephyaleiana warinthehouaa
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war It
announced that at a specified they
wouldbep to lane a fuller elate-
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,to toantplrewhiehwould rathfythe mlr

Ital denim of the'puhlic toarcertainthe
trnthinregardtotheiiineao of one of ita
mootdittinxniabeddtireuaandattheaame

timeatoptheeropoteontndletoryand
mutational

rumor: now prevailing.

Thiaanticipation war not realized. There
waa adeiayin‘tha inane otthe promised
hullatin,andwhen it did appear it con-
tained nothing but what had previously
been made known. .

llr. Blaine has at various times in recent
yearobeen treated hyphyaieiantotherthan
thominirnmedlate attendance upon him
at the prevent time. lathe list are Dr. N.
8. lduooimono of the most popular con

8. launder, a W '
practice. . Bennie, of New York
Bar llarbnr.and others. Not one of
theaamtluneniaabletootate thenatura
organic diaeam. One of
them. however, raid that he had once pn—
are intelligible bulletin at to Hr.
lalne'e condition, but waa peremptorily
tonne-ted to withhold it from the public.

He added:

“The real nature of Mr. Blaine'r illneea
will probably only be made known when
the certificate for the health oilice is made
publifiand I fear thdtwill occur before
loos.

Hr. Blaine’a diaeaae romaine a mystery
to all but the family and the attending
physician; The latter decline, without
the expre- authority of the family, to di»
vulg- the natule of thecomplaint which
has now kept their patient continuously in
bed for new or eight weeklgwith cou-
atantly diminishing strength and frequent
' ng spelle" threatening immediate

dimol tion.

1 A hope-ed Great Cathedral.

Ron. Jan. ll—Cardinal Parocebi baa
aubmittedtothe pope a not scheme for
adding another to the Catholic edifices of
the country. The cardinai’a echemeirto
erect on the Monte Vanicule a church with
a eupola equal in size and elect lothat of
St. Peter’s. the coat of which is wheat
frayed by the churches throughout the
world. The eetilnatedcoat ofarryingout
the scheme in about noon». and it in
calculated thatjle «Instruction would give
employment to 14.”) workmen for six
years. It in thought that the offering at
the coming pope's jubileewill exceed thoae
made at the eaoerdotal jubilee, which
yieflod more than 40.11”.” lire in money
and about munch; objects for prmmta

lrelaad'a name Bale Bill.

Manor, Jan. lit—Al a cabinet council
the financial terms of the home rule bill
were suimanriniiy arranged. In the tint
home rule bill the ratio of Ireland’s con—
tribution to the imperial exchequer war
onefifteenih. totaling £3,212,” per an-
nnm. The new baeed upon
jurter data, will make lreland'a contribu’
tion only one-twenty-thlrd. equallngfl;
mow per annum. Another important
feature in the Irish financial scheme la
that a loan the“ be granted from the im-
perial to the Irish exchmuer to enable the
administration to start fair. 'I'hedemanda
of the Redmond section that lreland'e eon-
tribulion ahonld be only £1,011,” will not
be altertained by Mr. Gladstone.

'l’a leat the Bancroft.

Wasnlxorox. Jan. lt—The recretary of
the navy iaauedorderrdircctingaboardof
naval ollleerato aaeembieat Newport, ll 1.,
Thurrdayto Inporlnlend the trial tripof
the uteri practice veaeel Bancroft. Speed
lathe only reqniaite in the trial. Should
the venue! make more than the required
speed—twelve knota an hour—her builder:
will receive new for every additional
quarter knot, while a penalty of It.” la
impoaed on them for theioee of every
qwknot below the contract speed.

 

china-ea ta Ila Departed.
Pumecno; N. Y., Jan. l'l.-’l'he twelve
Chinamen who three month: ago were ar-
rcatedon acaoaihoatatltonre’a Pointer
they were being rmoggied into thin coun-
try from Canada were tried, and nine were
mole/nerd to the Albany penitentiary in
thirty days. and upon their reiaaae to be
to their native country. The
«hero, claiming that they were nudenta
were dhcharged.

Killed by [relic-lat.

N" Yoat, Jan. l'l.-Captaln Robert
Stewart, a wealthy ehipowner, died and-
denly of heartdieoaaeat hlahorne in Ella-
aheth. N. J. Mr. Stewart war visited by
hlomanaaer. who told him that aorneof
hie hoata had been badly W by
floating ice. This canard hint to become
greatly excited and W on an attack
of heartdleeaee.

lobawi Valley M of Water.
rotor. N. it, In. lit—The reareity of
water in a aeriouo matter in the
villageaaad farming eommunitlea of the
Mohawk valley. The farmer- have been
mpelledtohaulwaterformileafortheir

am About Ilium.
hum. Jan. 11—Ah the joints-era
in lean than half an hour Janice Smith, Jr.,
incense the mince oi hieparty for United
State. arnatov. Governor abbett with-
drew at the tart moment from the battle.

Aphrthallehmaalaallimmaw
How You. Jan. t7.-—A verdict of W
fllfllnlavovd the Rational Cit balk
epinetthe nkhmidaad leltdi»
readermpaoywea direct-dialed.”
rattiatharapremaeonrt.

Iaavylaelarhaoeaaa.
Bargain Janina“ teeth very
heavy ocean t place. errome
dbtaaer oat from more there in arolill
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Endeavor, tam.

» Torah, Jan. l1.—Yor the lint timelinee
Gallagher. the Cook at Home- “, m ‘ wt m a”
stead, Testifies. ~ rival organlrationa met in peace. Both
“charm wearyoétoh; prolonged
"III“ e IBM waamade
lemmmmfmm marrivaatoomeundoratalullngbywhich
-———-—-— , mdmalhonumayhemade one. lethal:

,_ ‘ _ ‘ ... wereex“’t

I I w ' ' ,flaally halhnewepapermene

by the 'l'cetilaony ef the Witne- la the
weaver to Pat Nona-ion lea at tho
Carnegie lilla Out of tlio Way.

Ptmuuno,,.lan. l7.--'l'he court wm
througed in the Dunpteytriai for polem-
iug men at the Homestead milia.

Patrick Gallagher, the self conferred
poisoner, was sworn. "I first saw Demp-
rey last August at w Third avenue in
Knights of Labor bail," he mid. "Robert
Benny and Janice Davidson were with me.
Beatty raid to Dempsey, "l'heeearu thetwo
men.’ . '

”Ilempaey spoke about breaking a rtrcet
car strike in Chicago. He raid powdua
had been used; that if we would uretheae
powders in the Homestead will it would
make the men sick, and that we mid
break the strike in about ten days. lie
told us he would guarantee ur'lltty dollara
apiece. Ile told us toget work in the mill.

Damp-0y Far-taboo Powdera for Soup.

”A bottle containing three dork yellow
powder: was given to the by llugh Daup-
aey Sept. ”(or 8. lie aim gave me inetnro
tioua how to use them. ‘

"The day following I put one powder
into thirty gallonaof roup. The next day
I put one powder into thirty gallons of tea.
and the third powder wan need tiresome
way.

"Dempsey naked once if there were runny
men sick in the mill. I told him quite a
number were sick and that I did not like
the new steward and quit work.

"When the Mary of the poismiing was
first puhiinhul. I aenla note to Dempsey
saying: “Bi-nuy has been arrested in Louie-
ville. Send me some mom-y and I will
leave town.’

“Hr- oaid: ‘What are you afraid of? If
you are armtul I will get imvyere lode»
lend you. if you do have to go on the
stnrzd,swear point blank that you don’t
know me, and I will swear that i never
saw you.’ "

Confirmed by an Aeoorrrpliee.

Gallagher was not confused in croen ex-
amination, and answeml nil qurytinm with
aclenrnres and pmniptneea. J. hi. 0;:an
Ion, Gallagher's alleged accomplice. was
then callui. lie confirmed Gallagher’s
story. Among other things he fitlitl:

”Bully tug-grazed crown oil. I objected.
and Dempay did, too, saying he did not
want to harm the men—only make them
rick."

Want: to Appoint ll la here-eon
_ XAFIIVILLE. Jun. l7.—-llon. Peter Tur-
my. chief ju.~rin~ of Truncation was sworn
in as governor at his home in \Vlnchester.
Sir. ”i‘umey inns hem M'l'luilsly iii, and was
uni able to c: we to Nashville lobe inaugu-
r.. ll. Judge Tumey refused to resign his
pa ~llll n o.- uuprvme judge before taking
‘ - v ' by hiking the «mill
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we .- upr: mo in. n. h.
Preparing to Strike.

P117. I'l‘lll‘. Jan. l?.~iieportr from the
“'rstum lmul and Fayette coke regions
indicate that the thousand: of mike work.
eh are not dimiuraged by the great defeat
which they anifrrcd in the epringof is»;
at the hand-v of Mr. Frick. but are preparv
ing fora more desperate attempt to force
from Iheir employer higher wages and
easier regnialirmo.

Killed at a Grade l‘moailg.

Cultural, Jun. l7.—A rtrrrt oar contain-
ing six people: was run down at the Forty-
aet'enlh rtruct Cl’tlflln'g of the Rock island
tracks by n locomotive of the mud. All
the [ruminant were injured and one of
them will die. This in “to come urinating
where the construction train of the Fort
Wayne road killed four people some daye
.80—

Albaay City laeorda iitalea.

Anna“, Jan. I'L—The aforeroorn of the
board of contractn,rituated in the city hall.
waa entered, and the record-r of the board
from 185? to date were carried oil. The
recordaareof no value unleeatooorneone
desirous of annealing crooked work in the
part. Thenconlswere found in a junk
than

Collision .- the Pnaaylvaaia.

l'rrvsnt'no, Jan. ll.—A collielon occurred
on the Penneyivania railroad near Latrobe
between the eartbvmnd fart line and a
freight train. The ‘ of the ,
gar train, William Meteor-e. waa inrtantly
killed. and the engineer, George Cannon,
waa aeriooaly injured.

largo 'I’ella a Itary. .

BoeroxJan. ll.——Dich Home, the ling»
lioh puuiiirt, la reprraeolod m flying that
in hie laet confereneee with lleAulile the
latter. who had been drinking, approached
him in the matter of putting up a fake
light between them, MrAulile to he lb
winner.

 

 

 

A ”male Trial at Knew-II.
Norman, Conn, Jan. i‘l.—’f'he Hercule
grandlodgeol the rtate la in reunion for
the pnrpoaeof lave-ligating the can of
theeditorcf a local paper who printer! the
entireproeeedlnpofamaetlnaoffit.
John'a lodge.

finally: in lawn.

Dn Motrin. Jan. Il.~—lieaidmteof (lum-
berlnnd and vicinity are neatly excited
overanombrrak of amallpor inaaralig-
nant form, which waa not reeognioed uatll
acorn of perrona had been expelled.

'lhe midterm Mina Divided.
llwnmm. Conn, Jaa. ll.——At the
in election the Democrate elected clerk.
treasurer. fire council-en and two alder.
men. The Republicans elected collector
and one councilman.

Democratic leaetor he Delaware.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

xoepted.

- Bothbonreametanddmnltaneonalytook
action for the holding of a joint reunion
with the renate for election of a rule
printer.

Then each home adopted a rmolntlen
mfidlng for an immediate Joint lea-ion of

h brnncbeaof theriower houre for the

pnrpoae of diaeuraing in a friendly way the
diflerenoea which keep them apart. The
two houses then went into mmltbee of
the whole, and at "the causation of the
Republican side A. N. Wittington, a Pop-
ulist, was chosen chairman. A committee
wan appointed to devise meana for the act.
tlentent of dill‘arenoea between the bonnet

There waa a general feeling but night
that no aettlernent will he arrived at, and.
the two home organizations will proceed
in the way they have been doing for on in-
definite period or until more move is made
by the Populiotr to remove Speaker Dong-
lnaa from the apoaker’a chair or put an ap-
pro riation hill. Then the courta will be
ark l to interfere and the crisis will have
to come. _.. _

WEALTHV MRS. COPE.

liar Son Trying to Prove Iler Ina-pail. 0'
Caring for Her nlllloaa.

PHILADELPHIA, Jun. I7.-—ln the court of
quarter reunions J udge llure granted a
writ of babes corpus against Dr. John ll.
Chaplain, auperlniendent of the Pennsyl-
vania Hospital for the Insane, in the cane
of Mn. Jmphine P. Cope, wcompel him
to show canoe why Mrs. Cope is confined
in the llllbpllll. The writ wan made return
able on Monday next. Mrs. Cope in the
widow 0! n millionaire hank pmiolent of
this city, and was taken tothc hospital lad
week on the a-rtiflcate of two reputable
physicians. Her son and sister claim that
”In! is insane and not t’tlfltlltielll to manage
her affairs. (in the other hand, lire. Cope
mute-mitt that she is perfectly sane and that
she line been placed in the hotpilal an that
the management of her estate can be taken
from her. Both lint. Cope and her son are
well known in moiety.

 

I- National future‘s

Wxsmsorox, Jun. l7.——’l‘hrec prepared
‘pth'fllt‘fi were read in the senate yesterday.
The lint was by Mr. Slot-rill. of Vermont,
against the lldiarrahnn bill: the around
by Mr. Feller, of Knnam, in favor of in con—
etilnlional amendment limiting the preai
dentin! office to one term. and the third by
Mr. Call, of Florida, in defense of them-
etitnrionailly of the antioption hill. After
a quorum wan procured a- rmaitol a
call of the senate tome comhierubie prog»
rest; was made on the anliuption bill. The
amendments that had been offered by Sen-
ator» Vilma, of “'niconxin. and Daniel, of
Virginia. trench-{filed by a large majori
ty, and some omendmeuta oilered by Mr.
“’anhhurn, at Minnesota. were agreedw.
one of them fixing July l. mu, an the time
when the bill I: in go into « ilect.

For aim-lat an hour in the morning the
the time of the house new mneumed in the
consideration of n mluliun in which there
was not the eligblrst oppmltion in any
quarter and which was finally adopted
without objection. It was one calling upon
the executive departments for information
as to the number and amount of war
claims allowed or disallowed.

Kora lie-tin Nude Ila Berra”.

U‘rmwn, Jon. li.——.\lr. Charles Cuban.
leader of the opposition in the Nova Scrum
ie 'lnlumru, my: that Premier fielding.
I u had open! twenty years of bio life in

mounting; combine: and monopolies. ha»
seized the tint opwrtunily in piston eastern
Clltlilll under the cnnlml of a cool monup
oiy controlled by :r lhmtun eyrulieule. Keck
ions expenditure has nit-rut exhausted the
provincial treasury, and the local govern-
ment was desirous to obtain in few econ»
extra royalty per ton, utterly oblivion» of
the fact that for every dollar obtained for
the provincial treuury the syndicate might
eerily exact “00 from the curd Grimmer!
of the country.

1.03003, Jan. ll.-The lingiiah pilgrim—
age to Rome which the linkeofl'i'orfoik
baa orguniaed in connection with the forth-
coming celebration of the jubileeof Ino
Xill will intiyule many perm; of influ-
enoeand high poalllott whohave not here
lolore been prominent in undertaking! of
thia nature. All the principal Catholic
families in the United Kingdom will, he
repnunied in the pilgrimage and auroral
high ‘ ‘ and rit " ‘

lieu-entire a Park.

limbo-tram, Conn, Jan. 17,-!” the
will of Janna W. Beardelcy, whore death
resulted from injuries indicted by burglars
at hie ventilator, the city of ammo
.ivenl-IXacreeof land to he annexedto
the Beard-Icy park. Mien Juliette liearde
by, almr of the demoed. get. the greater
part at the estate, which ia valued at about
0100,1110.

Ito-ah by a ‘I’rala.

'l'itor, N. ‘Y.. Jan. I? —'I'ruatee C. Wal-
lace Campbell. oi laririagbnm, whilodrlvu
In; aero- the Yilchbnrg traeka waaetrueh
by the Montreal exprera. lilr. Campbell
mlracniomly eacaped injury, but the wagon
who wrecked and a valuable hover killed.

land by freer-ea al-laa.

Slim. 1‘. 1, Jan. 11. -— An on.
known maa wan instantly killed at Rhine
elill ivy an expire-train onthellodacu
River railroad. A companion raved hh
life hydivln; headforemert under a lion
em fort on the train approached him.

. mammal-gm
0:“qu tin-levee themed etiq-
aracnthelfnlonl’aclleeyrteawllluatll
the read rhowo lama-ed mm
:2: hear-a daylaaeadetniae a ter-
y.

A Iatropolltaa Intel company.
Anton. Jae. Ila-TN Oeiuahae u.

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l3 WM! A SUPPOBTBR 01' BRIGGS.

Wanting Greater Liberty. Ila Davina to
Withdraw from the New York Pro-airy-
lary, hut That Body malts lllla to lacera-
alder Illa luteutiona and Remain.

Yosl. Jan. ll.~—’I'he New York»
”hf-gag: not inclined to allow Dr. m.
ward L rk. of the Church of the Puri-
tane, to withdraw from the church. as he
has petitioned. A meeting of the preeby—
levy was held, Profeaaor Brigg: being
among those present.

Rev. Dr. Van Dyke. chairman of the
Ipecini committee on Dr. Clark's req'neet,
reported that they“ had written to Dr.
Clark, stating their regret that he had not
taken more time, and expressed the com-
mittee'r belief that his action was based on
a mirappreheueion of the petition of the
Presbyterian church and his duty toward
it. In this communication they made an
earnest appeal to Dr. Clark to remain in
the church.

A latter if lle laolata.

They stated that they could not drop his
name, but that he might obtain on formal
request a letter of dismissal. ,.

Dr. Clark replied that his request was
made after six rnonlhs' deliberation. He
adds: “My individual opinion was ex—
preiuml. us you any, by my vote of Dec. 30.
This opi..inn muted to me clearly in oppo
eition to the great majority of the l’rnsby‘
terian church and to the spirit of peace
which I promised to abide by long ago.”
Dr. Clark aim expresues pleasure or know-
ing that he may ask for alerter of dis-
rnussai. Tin» committee Wm instructed to
make another unempt to get him to recou-
aidcr his decision.

The Cleveland l’rralrytrry Favors Peace.
CLEVELASD, Jon. li~The Cleveland
I’reelrylrrinn mm in adopted a manifato
depmming any rllurl lo imprrw new [cote
of orthodoxy or to Yl'nlrlcl. the liberty
hitherto rnjoyed by men “htibni't’rllll‘tfily
subscribed to the confusion of fulfil, The

. union iii-o exprrnml the helm! that the in»

talents of the church at large would be con-
aerved by a actuation of Ect'lehlflhlical trials
for heresy oi men who Sincerely profess
their faith in Holy Scripture M the unen-
ing rule of faith and practice and their en-
tire loyalty in the gospel of Jeans Christ re;
the non of Goal, 1 his milllkrtlo ha.- refer-
ence to the [impotent appeal of the preoccu-
tlon in the B: Eggs) case.
llnfi'ulohuera In the Snow.

Brr'rato, Jun. l':.«-—A race has been ar~
ranged llfl“ti‘li>lx of the intent homes in
Burial". it n ill take place on the tint
plenum nfn-nmun and will belie-child on
Delaware avenue. ('. J. Hamlin will drive
“we“ Gauge, 2:113; .‘tlr. l-‘uk will drive
Frank .‘tiilirmv’n grading 5» Lung, ‘
William Hamlin will drive .ius:.rm. .,
lid Gum Ml: have the pm'rr mm .lu..t.;
iii. in l'. Dunbar will he behind Johnston,
2.17155. and Frank Mill-raw will drive Mar-
garet ll. 2:” Every bone but a record of
2:5» or boiler, and u [ll’tlllltse‘l to be the
most nonnatiolml mu that has ever when
pine: on the ~novv. ll n in he lnl’ h-ar rim-e
in live, At Justina hm prover: in~r~cif one
of tlir {mural bums ever in liuliulu. it in
the gem ml opinion that she will win.

 

 

 

.‘a [Zane-r5 Intel.
5" Yum", Jan. Il,»-'l‘ile (‘vviumiuizm
Emery \Vlicvl company. mt'n €6.00!an
mpilal, Wt“ organued under the law» of
the Mole of New Jersey at Trenton. The
lnllowmg were tlt‘ttt’tltllmclunl Frederick
fl, Dmitri-ti, x'illllilll’llll.llt‘, l". ll. l'it'lhcll,
i'hiczvgu‘. L Best, New lurk; i‘. Rn». '
i‘umulrn, N J. ; i 'lnn-ncr-'l'r—lilwtuAl’nltl
limo ; i‘. ii Preston. llvlrnil; liarinnl’age,
Philadelphia; George Mainland, Detroit;
George W. Jockman, Bridgeport, (but).

The purpirae ol‘ lllv: company is In putcluvw of

all of the emery mills In the country and
all of the fluffy uml corumlllm wheel fuc-
lnl'lcl.

.\ Prominent netball“ Ilene].
Tim‘. S. Y.. Jan, 17.~««'l'he death of Rev.
()u-ar J. Squirea,a prominent Methodist
clergyman, occurred at Llllnlnubum. Ilia
lint appointment occurred in IMO. During
hie mini-try Mr. Squires war located in
many Iowne in northern New York and in
Vermont, hie last regular charge being at
lieciianicaviile.
Favorable to I'matr-ra InIniora.
Siorr (’ln’, in. Jun, lbw-An intentlxar
lion int-v the affairs of the Leeds improve-
ment and Loan company. tin- imln Annex
trienpnny, the Simix (‘lty Land company
and the American Trust and Securitycom-
party. which felled with liabilities of .760,-
Cm, about very favorably for creditorv.

"the Khullve ”lunar-la England.

Cam»). Jan. ll.—~'l'hekhedivahunehungal
hiemiuirtry without having ohtnirml the
meant of the British authorities, who there»
fore decline to mogul» the new caldnet.
The khrdlve'a action in believed to have
been inflamed by lluaaia and France.

The laaieipal Coal-at In low; lainnd.

I!!!“ “1.de Cl", Jan. 11—113 may-
oraity control nurtured a new phaae
last night hythe hoardof aldermen on.
daily declaring lioratlo 8. Sanford the
duly elected mayor of the city.

he troun- Ilataa lad to out».
wicmn. Ram. Jan. Ila—In the federal
court Thotnaa McGill. farmer. record a
verdict fortulllegninrt the Wertern Union
Telegraph mpany for falloreto promptly
deliver a rue-rep.

la-l'reaueat lay-anion.
rm. 0., Jan. u.-—rn-rmum
ltutharfordll. llayerhaohad an attaehof
neuralgia of the beart.aa,d although lib
mummI-Mhh-m
ticker-o.

 

 

maria anon-n trial run It Myra-a.
M. Jan. n—mwio. to the illneea cl

 

 

”Laney General Pill-bu the trial of
Borden for marderw not come cl
Mackerel.

Aa Alba-y l‘lra.

Allan. Jan ll.~—A fire broken“
a May our nahnndral
molar-m hot waalaally
mbdoai. .

he lope creataa Minnie.

 

 

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mount

 

 

No
copper-as

flavor.

Cured. two years
before using.

ASK FOR
B-L
TOBACCO.

The purest and best.

 

 

Makes an everyday convenicn of an

old-lime luxury. Pure and whuesome.

Prepared with smxpuluus cure. Highest

award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each

package makes two large yies. Avoid

imitations- and insist on having the
NONE Sl'CH branl.

IERRELL & SOULS. Syracuse. N. Y.
nl: ly

WORK Hill “8

a few day, and you will be “titled at lilo um!
peered races: that will reward your mom We
pm'nlveiy have the bet: burinrel to offer nu ngrnt
"lot can be found on the fore of lhli mirth.
“5.00 profit ole I75 00 worth of huoiarao is
briu rally and honorably made by and paid to
ho rule of men. women. how. and girls in our
employ. You can make money faster at work for
no then vou have any him of. The bovine“ u no
ea“ to learn. and inolructlune so simple and plain.
that all oriented from the «art. Those who take
hold of the husiuetr rrnp the sine-lap: that
ariaer from the mend l'l'pumllnn of one of the
olden, mist sncnstfui. and iarym puhliehirlg
hour. in Amman. Secure for our-elf the profile
that the ion-inns «readily and mnulmnn-lv yields.
All beginnerv roared gramllv, and more than
realize their .Vfltlf‘l expectations. Dione who
trv It dad rurtlv u vu- rell them. Thur u plenty
morn for a few more workers, and we urge
them to be a at once. If you are alreadv rm.

ved,hur rare a few lplre mar-min, and with
onto them to advnnmye, then write u‘ or o
(for run it vour [rend oppwraain). and reel-iv
full partimlm hv return mail. «hint-i.

TBl'II 8 (.11, [ion 50. too. AI‘IMI. I.

 

W. L DOUGLAS
.3 SHOE adl'h'ir.

many.w L. =- m
warm: fl: .'
.‘MIOW
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0am. on Main flu-at,
yarn-mar. «an

 

 

net-roll.

 
 

neurons.
RANGES.

TIN ”WARE

' Plumbing in ail its Branches.

South Norwalk. 'ii

"“ ,WAGONS.
Buggies.mlil:elllll:,m£alriages,
BWLWS' etc.

Prices to. soil—Au.

CALL AND SEE THEM.

Henry Tilly.

{Pay'lhe Manage

If you live or die by taking an endowment
pole). inning in. {if cen‘endny will in»
sure you for llue Thoumnd Dollars if or:
want to pmtv‘t‘l. your family or youree in
old age. insure at once in the

Willi. GEfiillll lIFE INS 00.

0F HARTFORD.
7. Ll'i-lommedlew

‘uwvr. in “Wellington H! #0th K'urwu'

EURN lTU’ REEL

G BEAT BARGAINS.

David Stew,

50 it "Hi" 3 rm . l'n-Ptdr

3‘

J ob
Printing.

 

Orders for
Printing
Soliczted.

 

:EVEHING ssnnm.

Wis

SUUTH NUR‘VA LK, C'l',

 

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Good Work
; Executed
j Promptly.

 

 

' srovce. ‘

nusrocmurlussunurs
FT. S. liflNAlllSllN,

 
 

. .immmmo ,
Freshest Fish

m we oirr. rut rum .

MAPLE svnur- i g
Ann sum

to an m.

mourn nus no sums. ‘
Pickled Oysters.

TELEPHONE can. at u.

Hunt & Zeiuff

82 li'aahiagtoa Street. ._

E.6.Mfllll8&cll

64 Sum? 8h, Breton, Ilse.
F [re and

Burglar-Proof Sales.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Bank ales,
Bank Vaulls.
Bank Vault. Doors.

AND

DEPOSIT WORK OF ill KINDS.

The Best Sales in the World.
liflfiflflin use. Always pre-
serve their contents.

if.“ .-n_i:l in Lynn. liars . rim-c that great fire,
u lzr rr will our ~zif: .~ n .. ~ul>ju:r-li.1lllrllllenao
-. ,u, p. t'~!'r\ll:': Vln-‘Y l‘lllllriilr.

‘f'ilATin'IHX Iii-1UP." also in the G t

 

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m 152. «m in all tlmgrrau foe-s :ince. S w
.mr 1' ill nrr. Anemi- named. 93 illm

 

um and raising" a
DAILY DlREC'l
Freight Line

Ii £T\\' E EX

NEW YORK

\,

Soulh Norwal

ash

Norwaik.

AM) 3‘

THE I‘RUI’ELLEIial

city of Norwalk

AND

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m- <. Yuri... u f. p. m.

_- iii. .‘ip. m.: South Nnrwalk 5510

., (lieeirmun atml.

 
 
 
 

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is tlu-(‘lfy I»! Not-

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2 ..l unynhrrr l'. .\ n lurk or Nu m lniiy.
{Witt “tr-HIM aw turbid :rudlrg any oi

‘lm r-mplm. ”.7 m» luuhul llil'l Lne now

mun! of llw ”nut-r then-M at?

ALL SIZES OF

BRUSHED SHINE.

 

Business a Specialty.

F. M. Pierce,

liar 7'4. 4H’llll
.‘vrnaik .l mu.

llmhlrm. No.7 Pro“
pm l BLJ'I. Non-all.

 

 

 

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coexuutslll

Diorama inc. ll. ileKlvrz.

5! Washington 8h, 80. Nowell.
’21 litin Street Harwell.

uremia-a

Bakers. Confectioners,
ICE (SEEAM.

norm (in! Prom rune.
w. r. viii ml '" now,

 

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BRENNAN’S

h'KW

Restaurant,

Till "NM i! run m".
I”. now open and ready for more...
I. and In (MIMI! film.
Bel-import. than en fr

‘ to net your halide):
5915.33.15; mm. cyst

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n”. We do all hint: «bellmuarioa i
.rllver el krlemi More ’0: him on
work. “"3me

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Illa! ’QI‘ ll'a.

of“ Math
have pee-pt attentive.

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