.t.f Guiana See Them
‘ ' tItItlltifiltm ‘ I In“.
at: an... Pa'nnln within-t a...
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Pmmm.mfi—mm
III m
New York, New Haven and W fill-
ruadtaklngeharneut toand
bomthlleity. The lnteruat lathe
intrrruoi thel'all Btvsrliuaisnotasgrcat
.that taken in another corporation ae-
aumiag chargaof traillctoanrl from New
mm: mum'
Uni“ Todd-ration. n
‘ ‘ . ’ " thin city of all!) people. Consequently
, manuiactnrers and bnalueas men have
INF”?- Hmthoi been compelled to bear with treatment
beryl the senate they might not have received had there
ralationahcld ashort been a possible chance oi competitlou.
oi Stare Footer. Perhaps in uoaity on the main line of the
lry‘hlrniatheprobav: OldColony system haa anchastroug hel-
' ~ “hm Mr.hlot~§ lug been shown against its managersas
no . . . m y u
iontandhul diaplardhunconscqently
~ * mm m ' ‘ while the New York. New Havanandllart-
2, Mi," III“'“u‘u‘h’l‘m‘.fordmau tmaynotdoeveuaawell
Ill} Hawaii.butan1al-ilarl aathe ’Old Colony people have done (or
that arianin the iutnre. The Fall River, itia an nndiagniaed fact that
a many loml men oi influence conaider the
change with great cquanimity. A through
rcadirom thiscitytoPruvidenoeandovar
, theVanderbllt aystem to New York and
he theaonthia thought in some circle-tube
the one thing needed _to expand the
l rtcsoithia city by giving through
'0 heights and olfering an easily reached
racket for fabricaao pleutifully made hue.
AMERICAN SHIPBUILDING.
” Swallow Van-la to la Dntlt linden the
Saintly Act.
Pumatrnta. Feb. l—The contract for
the construction dtwo swift flamers for
the International Navigation company
wandgned by William Cramp It Sons of
this city. The ateamcra will be faster than
altherthe Paris orRaanrk,andthework
A ‘ ‘7 .In put-lance ’
mat hiamid that he bed now
fimm or the senator's intention
h' enchanteaaure. Vlllhepunbednanpldlynnpoaa‘lblninor
, ., ,uneoitheliawaiiancom— derthatthevcntelscanbeplacedoutbe
«am-ail it waa exactly what the ”Southampton route.
1", Mndfortheinlandsin: ThaCllyofParianndtheCityofNew
' pou. S‘We Yorkare now under the American tlsg,
andthe new reuslsarebetug built in comv
.pllancewiththe act oi cougrem of July
laat, placingthetwovecaela named under
the protection of the United States, the
termaof theact requiring that double the
ftweigu built tonnage admitted to Ameri-
,canregiatcrmnst bebuiltbytheowneror
* owncrnof such foreign built-hipsin Amer.
lunnhipynrda.
The Prudent Will I). tin llnnnln.
Wumsorox, Feb. 9,—Thc preparations
made for celebrating the raising of the
American flag upon the lumen steamer
New York nre quite elaborate. The presi-
dent, who regards the not of the Cityof
New York and the City of Paris taking an
American register and sailing under the
Union Jaekaathecrowniugartol his ad-
ministration, will himacli pull uptha dag.
Hewillbe accompanied to New chkby
all the member-sol his cabinctand othera.
They will leave Washington for New York
on the morning oi Feb. 2.
to the condition
thcmolntiou."
~ ve Holman, chairman of the
”litter. who is ordinarily the most
Madman-inure committee of n
m d ex itnres. Tbepropoecd
t When in n wonder-hie reduc—
' bl the rol end otthe enor
Wyn-tr t for pensions
muslin)! theuarucsoi some
. “Ina nowut it. by making more diili-
» tin procure not 0! apcnsion under
MM- and byturning over the whole
”muthc wardepnrtmcnt.
MIC-II With All Katina;
”Maud significant tact wen
Who the milledth cab
‘ httbyfiacretary or State Poster. While
“bald-at was in reunion news of the raft.
wait-he Russian extradition treaty
' “ll-c mind the White ileum».
hrniug this the act-Mary oi state
W tohiaamociatcnthat there were
, um- pending before the senate-mo
tint-rim hon-m
I“ . ntmcted upon,
Indthndatementwatt made that inch a
Will aflnira probably never before
emitted.
A Innuylvnnln Strike Imminent.
Crxmxn'n. Feb. 9,—That there is dis-
content among the union then employed on
the Pennsylvania aystern and thataatrikc
is imminent in a fact, and.“ in well known
to the railroad oilicinla, despite their anaer-
tionathat all is aerene. The men bitterly
denounce the company for indinviminalely
dismishing union men. There have been
alleged taunts for all diacharnea, but ac
cording to the atatcmcnta oi the employees
the railroad olllciala havs made their cm-
pluyment a burden to brotherhood men.
and when they complain they are given
theirdischarge. Thus the picking out of
union men haawntiuued, until now there
are almost as many scabn employed on the
system as brotherhood men.
' ”Intern heeantlona.
Thevicaprccidentlaid beiorethe senate
act-annotation iron the secretary of the
‘ treasury-to what rules end regulations
menowiuforcc to prevent the intmduo
“dent-«mar infectious diseases in
. Mummy. Theuecrctnry incloecsa lev
acflthemrgeon general oi the Marine
‘ / mice on the subject. and alao
,» mthnttwomedical officers are now on
8 Mia lurope to In rt all possiblein-
2 Innattnnralatlre toe lent infected pom
fl mean by which there la oi
’ II this diseaas to the United
Connecticut Probate Judges.
llatrrvolzo, Feb a—The Connecticut
prohateaascmbly, componed of the judgra
and c: judgrn oi probate in the state, had
its annual meeting at the capital and
elected the following onions: President,
J. ll. Hurlbut White oi llartiord; vice
preaident, Jamea Huntington of Wood-
bnry; secretary, Donald M. Warnerol Sal-
isbury; treasurer, Joseph B. Banning of
nn‘ liarenaon Hunted.
“mandthehouacjduedinmn
hgtbelectoral vote,aod thin parsed
IMO! incident of (iro-
Talmage of Bridgeport and Wilbur Y. Da-
via oi Mcridan. The asacrnbly debated the
collateral inheritance tax law quationand
adopted a resolution favoring the rctcnllw
of the present law.
A Mate Insurance Bill.
Munro's, Win, Fab. 9,—A rather re-
markable bill was patented in the senate
by Mr. Kneuitaer oi Milwaukee. It pro
vidaior an lnaurauce hoard, composed oi
the governor, secretary oi crate, attorney
general, Insurance cmnmlasioncr and five
member: from theatateat large, who no
tuallybecomeau itnuraucs company.doiug
business and taking all kinda ot tire than
in the state.
Itch-Whenev- Wanted.
amrr, Feb. 9.--A warrant for then-
rest at Florence IV. DouoranJovmsrlr a
memberoi the stale hoard oi mediation
and arbitration, who is wanted the being
interested in the performance clan-hor-
tho upon Min Mauiellanvoncfllmok-
lya,waarecelvcdbyChlciolPolicerllard.
A vldt to Ir. Douovaa'a house
here
ahowadthathehadlnfltheultyiw d.”
thawed.
Deep Riven business committee, A. II._
“null”. Article. ,
Wan-a
nmnmwc
malmhaulknnsklya.
murmur. carom
wammn., d.
Rumors That the Cabinet Will
Again Resign.
rum MIMI cum
n. (internment Attached-Wendel by
II. llhl—Rnnvlrr. Allhnnglv AI-lflll‘
the nee-Int at shunt-lat nobytaa
CIn-ber nl Indictments.
rery intricate. Tbedecition oi the chain-
rare for the prosecution of llouvier and
colleague has produced a detestable cflcct
upon" the public. and the sitting in the
chamber proves that the government no
longer has the confidence oi the deputies
The opposition pron prutcata atrongly
against the acquittal oi hi. Rouvier and
mgcttathatit 'ndneto statereuouaand
that the authorities were afraid to put him
on trial lcricar that he would revealav-
acts that would weaken the government
in the public estimation
Guilt Admitted, Yet Fined.
As Rouvler had admitted that he re-
aeived money from the Panama company.
II. Gouvsotsaid it was the pluiu dutyof
the government to see that he inflorud the
penalty of his action.
I. Ribot apoke at length in defenaeoi
the ministry. Tire government had done
lta duty, he mid, however painful that
duty might have been. Sovereign justice
had delivered Judgment. The government
delired that full light be thrown upon the
Panama aflair in order that the ialseneaa
of the legenda invented by the enemieaoi
the republic might be shown clearly.
The Cabinet to Resign.
Everything shown that the debate greatly
weakened the cabinet. It was rumored
thatthecablnctbndruolved lurra'igu anti
0 recommend to President Carnot that he
Inmrnon M. Caraignac to turn a ministry
should Cavaiguac convent toiorm a min
.alry he would probably select ancolleugunl
men who are not in'tbe present ministry.
The Ballrnnla Repndlnto Their Tales.
Cntntrsrus. Feb. n—Thz war between
5 the icderal court and the county sherlfln and
trenaurcn. acting under the governor's
directions, and which involves the question
of the taxation of railroads in the hands of
a receiver. baa unturned another and more
aggrcsive phase. The deputy marshals
who were charged with nrving the writs
for contempt and injunctions on the alter-
iila of Aiken. Abbeville, Anderson and
tNewberry counties have returned andre
port that the alter“!- refuse to anrrender
thcproperty of the railroads levied upon
by them under Governor Tillman‘s onlcrx
In courtanorder was I. Tthe
dates to which the original writs were
mnde returnable. The line case to be
heard is that in which the South Cnrolina
milwny to n petty. This mwill be heard
on Saturday. The Richmond and Danville
auira will he heard on the Monday follow—
ill-4,
on .r
('hlcagn Whisky Pnrnlym Ilina.
(Turn: 0. 'eh. its-Black lions. a run of
the fllmuilil Sioux chiefJ’oung—MnoAiraid-
nulls-Hume, came to Chicago and struck
the best whisky he ever had in Ilia liie. 1t
faacinated him at first. and later on it par»
nlyaed him. In company with Captain
Enid-inn oi the army and aevcral Indiana,
who likewise wear the regulation bl he
stroller! into the dining room of the
Grande hotel, where the entire band is play-
Ing. The fire! thing he did was to let Iouae
niew Slop; warwhoops and then drew a
revolver and began shooting prorn'tscuouc
ly. Two policemen who had come in to
stop his yelling promptly kuuv'ked him flat
and took away everything but his raiment
and his voice, and the bowling warriorwaa
locked up. Later on Captain Hutchius no
cured hiarrlcaaeon theground thnthewn
a brave aoldier and “good Indian."
llnn. c. I. lngnrnnll [or Attorney General.
New llavn, l’cb. n—‘l'hc Evening Reg-
ister, which haa hen a strong and unyield-
ing Cleveland paper since liiat, is out in
double leads, calling the , ‘ ' 4.:-
attention to the tart of the atate'a loyalty
tohimandhlapolitlcal viewndoneofthe
New England union. and urging him to
look the ileld over more carciully More
passing it by. One whole close to itsedilor
isauthovity for the ntatemcnt that the dark
horse in none other than the lion. Charh
It. lunar-oil and the place that at attorney
general.
‘lhe Indiana figure nag lhnw.
Saw Your. Feb. D.—Ths month annual
show oi the \l’calminatav Kennel club will
beginatlladlannsquaraprden on flat»
day,7cb.!l.and as there are comet,”
ntMlncludlugaome oi themcatnotad
doga in the world, thenhihitiou prominn
to he a particularlyintcreating aadauo
craniul one. Quite a number at recent In-
portatloua will be exhibited for the that
time in America
Tenement Inner Cigar- Illl Ionaln.
Caxton Feb. can. nalou hlne label
will not harrltaownwayatthe
acne-mm .
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a POLITICS Ill FRANCE ‘”
Paras, l-‘eb. O.-—Thc political situation ls ,
her of indictment» that there was no?
YW‘iob'Px-inm
don‘l’c; where their
motto it Quick;
nose?“ ‘ fluctuate,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
u. cum
‘ llllE.‘
mwm*
Ill IIIIIIIIM~JL ”III!-
‘ Menu-trace. allr
v‘All'ls ut sauna. wuo airman: TH ' Ponce:
awm-hfna-h-Imbfib‘rn nu Women lnrntn or... has
the?” Inn In the latter n! M
”Mk about Oman women being
,
stitutiootoarouot the people byavotellghtly.” have greatlythc advantage
claret. “In“ “u“ of wr'ncn. it it taken but
POP“ '0 Imul’mrgnnled 11: .t t '
minds to give the Republicnnsachnnce to “wags; thif‘mzvnmamg;
tall. the legalityoi their house orgaulanr
tion. The Populiat home. in commitment mmfufiiflmm 7"" i’
the whole, recommended for passage a leg- mm _
um i n. 7h! bill has ‘ new has been always llcltlrciar
ive apprdprintun hi ”I ,Itlttll re youthut
hecucareiully drawnandisdcalgned an a
tarot the legality oi the Populist hon-e, uical husbands find somcotherwnyoi
which the Republicans dealt: to make in makingtheirpowcr feltthan by bidding
“W "PM“ waft hack‘thernoncy for daily neccmarics.
In the Republican house areaolutionwsa “Why, the bills must be met; the
introduced and laid over under the rules iamilymust live inthcstylo decided on
regardlngthcelectionoinl’opnlmsen’ aa onedtotlw' Wit
atorin Nebraska nnd»atending the aym- Wmt in, ”mm ’
pathlca oi the hon- to the Republican ml- W , ,
norityoi tbeltebraska legitlature. “But lamtoldlhatlnAmerlcnm
ruelyhddthefamflymand null.
awtanan has money in her ownright
ahamuuunoflcnhegmaevcrypeuny
dlehua. Why.aGcrmanwomanwould
feel degraded with that sort of treat-
ment. Bcaidce.howcanehcwiaclyflan
unlenabccan know how muchmouey
Chi was reported at the coroner'-
ofleu. TLunwaeClue Poy, IDyeavaof mum” during “'9 monthorthe
aggwholircdatflflottatreet. Hacnma M- Wham»? can flan! 1- n11-
tothiscity three monthlguandnince Ilia matter of component and proportion.
arrival here hanbeenafrrquenter oi the It in the most common thing in our
winn- “lOintB” in M0“ M P!“ “Mll- ' lowerandmlddlc clanea forthewife to
Before he left China he had bccomaen-ln' the [33.309], a, buukbooknnd
aged to a native woulau.andhawaato'mmumdfimnfflm my“
latnruintwoyearatomarry. but wrek' .
hereeeivednlatter from her lying that “’1 rwg?“ ‘° mm W h"
ahewaagoingtnmarryanother. Thbletr . .
u, may no“. pay and, “get 'fllerusrmwhythemnrnedwmrmum
Thin morning the dooroi hiaruom was ourconntry do“ not hi" Milli-M
hrokenlmnndthc young Chlnamau wan Mmraemore power ova the Income
found deadiahcd. Byhisaidcwaaabot- minbepnrtlyherownfanlt. Dues
lhvflflbllu‘ilhl‘fi‘m “0 1*“ shedartontriyhtinthercryfirntyenr?
anotesay‘innthathchad'nothing to live Iaahe imbnedwith the idea thatahe
W‘”"“”“"‘“' M’"'“'”“” andherhualnnd arc ionndingafamily
M. "u“ hom" whoecprospcrity'andwhoeeundingiu
cauuor meacu me oocvnmes a mum‘figgd‘m mm”:
Dr.CInrh ata- tn Ilave Illa raster-Ina. there is no mount and tenor; that all
InllnnaDanelvwd. flanaandsacriiiceamust homadcto-
New Your, Feb. a—Atamectingoi the gnther? Thcronrcplcntyoicuscswhcrc
congregation oi theChurrhoi the Puritans gnlfiahot thoughflem young manhae
aletter wna read from the Rev. Dnfid- mwuothnviewoithingnlvl
1‘"! 1‘ m'k' M'd‘h cunt-h clererwiie and thenoei‘crth tbeywere
:whichhesaysthatit incleartohim.after ‘ Vi“! . But
thine moutha of anxionsinquiry. thathia "“1 W . “I“ rlgim._ .
gvlewahopelearlyoouflict with lhcdoctrinu H . m m m that ch?!“
30‘ a, mm. a...“ h m n. Icingiuramwgownorncwiurmtum,
apecta and requests that .contrnittesha nndmwpicrons arcaruuaed in the mind
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A CHINAMAN SUICIDES.
Ile Ilahea a Record Because at [Inna-Ire.
Love.
New Your, Feb. 9,—Thc lint case ever
recorded in this city of the suicide of a
plnain the bunk account and a growing
’_ fund for old age or emergtmciea.
pointed to appear before the MM _ Homtoml-ymsbflbvm
next Monday in Dr. Clark'a behalf. mam mdwhfim'f‘madgm
—_ hands e. wt
Divas-Churc- Item-l Tm“..- ukomistakeauownndthcn. but if in-
Potrrurn. 0r., Feb. 1—11. krill-(III? stud of owning them up and taking
5:- lfl; 3:“ ‘ “Mk”? "‘3‘“ counsel as to better ways she dccciws
m....................... 2w .. mm. mom
for all kindaol indebtedneen allowed. lloth l 1 he he will ‘ . t
theseiraturesarerepealul bythe billnow Ml'w‘ 90'?” l u. “know ’1;
pnseed.which, whileitdoeeuot exactly re Ind 0” Pam!“ It!!!“ ll ye films
oeire the govermw’r sanction, will be per known to us. it would he intereatmg to
mitted to become a law without his sign hear from every woman who finds her—
tnrr. The demand lot this novel came self in middle life lacking the confidence
from the iarmera. The last asacasmer-t of lwr husband in money matters
Pmmnf; mum“ 2;?3: gym-1W m whether the fault in entirely hia or u the
m an». m .. w ...... .. mzfigt‘mm“... rm:
valued at tumour». leaving the money. . . '
charts, clocks and bond- ol gigantic cor» 8" 1““ Republic.
porations to escape taxation thr the “"‘“““"“"“ ”
deduction clause.
tomakcsnchappltcationtothepresbytery
A ‘-— was then up
After slum Tenn of Service.
Hrs. \irginiu T. Smith. who has been
city missionary at Hartford since 1826,
has resigned bcr poeilion inmost) oi a
determination of the society by which
be won cmploycd to restrict the work to
An Annrehlal leader Solution.
DETROIT, Feb. Q—ank "ink, and E,
acigav maker by trade, who is well known
in anarchistic circles of (admo’rdew
wnukecandDetroi commit anic' . , , . .
my“ “my“ gm,“ my .3 null: local chnnttca. As my Innatonarynnd
p.“ u, m, ”fly-“k” mm mama“, na membcrof thcetatobonrdof chan-
lmior which he served one year's im- tics hlrai’lnith hna beeniuatrurnmtal
prisonment. From I880tolflll’3 he wasedi~ in carrying on various ngtmcieafor the
mflhmuam wmayw‘m relief of thcpwrnndthc protection of
,_ l 0" ‘" pmsrn' . Thcrcacncofchildrenfrom
‘ h“ “i'Mh‘m'v £an Urn. Smith rcgnrda as the
and they were trying to throw him over . .
moat tmportant pin-col philanthropic
hoardThiacnnaedhimtohecontedo l. lit l l I
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Wentandendhlsllie. , antleilort thatthofnnkin-
a Queen Allevlntaa can"... incame a part oi the public
anus. M1~Thelsleadui lant- is will»! W of Connecticut,andthat
link!!! Ivvvnl “DUI ill“! ll! “Mil-ha the law waa enacted which provides a
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In our ion nta or tbs . __
homeless and to assist the relief committee WQTm county 0‘ the state
in Zante city. Thequesn is ttill traveling '
from village to village. giving may
to the impoveriehed and trying to vucour»
A Sew Grave In Arlington.
age the panic written. The roads over Among "’0 noldiere' gravesinArling-
which she travels are crowded with flight-
md women and :hlldrrn Two [mien madcwitha woman's name on thenlab
neu-oi-war have taken Inppliea to Santa ‘ in. head. The woman who alaepa he.
waacrderul to retirstoatrauport, on
theriver.sbetaisedthestarsaadatripea
again andnrnained inthepilothouss
phia huqital. lie addhehad
dnoaeywhanha ran away
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tuneup.
IIPfllllEn uEiin honors.
‘ Plcklod Oysters.
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roer omen nunnno.
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Painless Dentistry
hath lllsd and Extracted without pain.
thuwa and Bella Work.
nanmornnrn 0] III) Infill.
Nobettarmadcnomtttermwmuch youpay.
Teeth cur-cud wlvhaat para. — 50c
(0m. \‘itilired hirer Amphcne .
Teeth cleaned. - - - - 15c
'l'ccth tilled with Amalgam. . - my
I.“ filled with Mum, . - 15
Teeth filled with Gold. - lLl'Iland up
Iobaccos. All nut (liars-teed.
Olceopeniruml a... until I n. -.
__ Intranee No. I! Washington at. no 1y
Cheapest in
the long run.
if...
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Makes an everyday cornmlcnce oi I!
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. lligllest
awardatallPurcFood Expositions. Each
Rage makes two large fits. Avoid
tations~ and insist on having the
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a few will be at at the aura
mmmflmem re- yunr clone We
holy have the heat htdarntoolrraaagrut
mmakhnadnukiscr cl thlaearth.
mm.- .15..“ worth-(Influent-
hei canilyaadhouorahuy nude-Sand
ha oi nan. women, boys.
on“. ioa can make modeyiaetsr
a on haven-y idraoi. The bovine-a la
racy to said instructions sotimpleaad
that all succeed iron the Man. Those who
hold of the battacst reap the advantage I
altars fromlhe aonnd reparation at one oi
oldest. moat toeeesoint. and Iavgrrt pnhlteh
houses in America. Secure ior oaraelfthe
thatthehntlacasaoreadily earthen-homely
beginner. succeed madly and more
realize their greatnt atloav. Those
Iadcaaetyaswet lthcn. Therein
[or a cw more workers, and
a at once. li you are
rd,hat re a ten-pare none-ta,
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Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
‘ Bank Vaultuools.
llEl’llSll Infill BF lll Klllll.
The Best Stirs in the lurid.
Edwin use. Iluays prr
serve their contents.
maid in Lynn. lace. since that great ilre
whmfilofonreni’enwcro nh lull tenan‘:
heat. preserving their cout‘cntifE o in
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