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flu and that has dark.
lint Ilr lltttlllg.
as W or dlhvr
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“woman w ‘arav-fsi-rm' '
Pleasant
. Wanta'the Senate to
nvestigate the Clill’ ea. participated in a protective banquet,
K with the Republican club of Canton as the
hosts of the occasion. and which. sanding
greetingstothsltepubllesusofthenstion,
incidentally declared that the protective
tariff must he kept well in the trout as one
o! the cardinal principles of the party.
Over the main balcony who thesentilnnt
in letters a foot high, "American wags-for
American workmen, American market tor
American people and protection for Aman-
iesn bosses."
The chairwas occupied by Hon. Thomas
Turner 01 this city, with Judge J. P. Faw-
cett ss toe-tumor. while totheir rightaad
left were seated Governor McKinley. Hon.
Manlon Chance of New York, Judge John
J. Wickham of Beaver, Pa; JamesA. Gan
field, son 0! the Into president; State Treas-
urer Cope. Auditor Poe, Secretary of State
Taylor. Attorney General Richards and
several members of the state senate and
house of representatives from Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Akron, Toledo, Columbnsand
(fiber cities.
The 400 guestssnt down at'lo'clock. Twh
hours lster'the discussion of the menu had
been concluded. As a preface letters were
read from several invited guests who had
been prevented at the last moment from
participating in the speech making. Among
these were r-x-Prrsident Harrison, ex.
Speaker Reed and u»Governor Foraker,
who simply expressed their regrets in for-
mal terma Senator Henderson of Nebras-
ka wrote: "Do not let the occasion degen-
ernle into anything in the nature of a post-
mortem examination. The great princi-
plea for which the Republican party has
fought in the past still exist, and every
man who is true to those principles will
standbyhiscolorsandseethsthedoeshis
full share to the party successtbat is bound
to come with the future.”
“ wary—was or Cabinet oaom
‘ with by To. In, virus-a.
Winn oi the insinuations which
‘ has made against his characterprior
“MI!” has been secnsed of
m whilsshsnk officer in this
Wflysara ago, and there was published
Memo was the intently of the
W senators, it this investigation
mminto, toopenwidsthedoorsand
amssmufllsvaupuon or senatorial
m In thh connection there was
man mu rec-dine Benson
Mia-delecthe'remarks denundatory
ill-”MWW“ Indium
the time of the contest over the rest
bylr. Power. 230' action was taken
Q the demand or the Montana senator,
[If Washingtbatltgoover.
haswasevidently anervons feelingon
FEARFUL MINE DISASTER.
‘ mu. m otthdr repetition in. demand-
flllnllinvcatigation of all tbecharges,
bl la that investigation he wantedtbe
lemurs Disappear In Ilsa Bur-lug lbalt
and May Be hat.
Truman, 0., March lid—Early in the
morning the Pornix coal mine at. flick-one
ville was found on tire. All work on the
surface was stopped. and every smart made
to extinguish the flames which hurl ignited
from gas. A number of men went down
the shaft, to rclieve, if possible, a small
night force, but up to latest advices neither
the rescuers nor those whom they went to
save have come out, and the greatest
anxiety prevails. Charles Yates, Daniel
Wells and Claude Stormcr were rendered
unconscious while fighting lire at the
mouth of the shaft and may not recover.
Trimble is located in the lower part of the
Hocking valley, and news is hard to get.
business and go into investi-
* (dons exclusions. There was not is sens
. ttwwho had notbeen llhelrd. Asthe sent
. "‘tnrfrom Ohio (Sherman) hadonce said on
a similar occasion, the courts were open
and a mentor was like any private citizen.
Senator Gray asking when the remsrks
d, m Turpie, which were alluded to,
wernmade, Senator Power replied at the
‘ timed hlseontest three yearssgo.
‘ Senator Chandler oilered a resolution
that the request oi the senator oi
tans he referred to the committee on
and elections. On motion oi
Morgan the resolution went over
for the day. the senator stating that the
., m better go into the investigations de-
liberately if at all.
A mlnrnt Domocratlc senator is au-
thority for the elmcment that there would
.3. no investigations of senators as pro
He intimatad that the Democrats would
votedown the resolution proposing so in.
ventilation 0! Senator Roach.
P‘iilltlas For iteal and Aldvieh.
It D.“ that James 17'. Seal of Ohio, es.
chair-all oi the Democratic stale commit
tea, bu been selected for consul at Liver.
a very lucrative position, and that
llaxwell, a well known Cincin-
nltllnwyer. has been settled upon for so
lidtnr pnernl to succeed Mr. Aldrich oi
(late (‘lty Bank Investigation Stopped.
Artists, March all—The following new
national story was printed here: “The in-
vestigntion of the Gate City bank defalca-
iion by the United States grand jury has
been brought tonsndden stop. Day and
night for some time past l'nited States
District Attorney Darnell and Captain
Henry Jackson hove done hercnlean nor
vice in pushing this investigation. They
have literally gone totho bottom of thinga
Mr. Darnell unnouncml in court that very
important matters would be laid before
the grand jury. A number of Atlanta
citizens were to be charged with violating
the hue in connection with the failureof
the Gate City bank when Attorney General
Olney wired from Washington to suspend
action until further notice. The question
now is, why did Attorney General Olney.
at this most interesting and in: t
juncture. put a stop to the Gate City bank
investigation?"
Religious Revival Closes Salon-a.
BABYLOK, l. l.. March m—Thm is con-
‘ ‘ ‘ ' religions excitement growing out
of n series of revival meetings. Storekeep-
are here clused their places of busine-
every evening at 1 o‘clock. All the nloona
and hotel bars and a numberol stores were
closed at 8 o'clock yesterday and remained
closed until this morning. Revival mm
ing- were held in all the churches and a
union meeting took place in the Presby-
terian church. It is the first time in many
years that the hurches have been united
in religious k. The result has been
that about Ill converts have been made.
'I‘ha' I!
.Haawsllbidsfairtobesrecord
”arts thseyssolpolitlcisnsioAdlalE.
1' m as an appointing power. One
' ’hlldlwd and ninety-seven fourth class
Mwfllbssnncnneeditisssld.
’ Mulls“ Solid.
Bhastt at Union agency. indies Tent
,Hbtn that the Choctawasresbls
is met thstronblea in their conn-
wflhowt saistuee from the United
ties.
"led ller Blval'a face.
Psms, March Kl—«Dnring the play at
the Theater de la Caite, Milo. Moaly,ons
of the actresses, invited Mlle. Jeanna Rich-
ard, another actress, into her dressing
room, caught her by the throat. drew a his
from her pocket and began lsoeratlng her
face with it. She was rescued, but not un-
til her face was raw and covered with blood.
Mlle. Mrsly explained that herpnrpcaein
mahlng the attack was to avenu her."
for disparaging vemsrks made about his
character by Illa. Richard.
:5
" Jar-ens. than inquiry the following
warnedvsd: “Chmw authorities report
Intro-blot ask noadstance. llavs taken
held-l action in their aflaill. Press
m
from IleAlllstsr reports two co
” lo dispntch- from Antlers"
I killed. several wounded
“fails at Veal-assa-
Jam, Hick. larch ll.—-Allen llaigbt
of Chicago la in the city to attend the
funeral of his father, the dead gatekeeper.
lie is reported as asylum "I think that It
was a shame that iatirasr was sent into
town in thsdsad ofths nightwithoutnotl-
mom to have pulled ours-min}.
ssylw‘moyousssthlsl liiksdkaon
hewasonmingiwenldhavsshothtm."
“seam Guarded Itch Bliss.
Piss mm. Ark, lurch lt—Tho no.
eretadlnthsawampsbyolesvsu-sd
witthncheeterstcprctsetths-frnu-
Mingle; the prisms tetkb sity.
Para '3th
Wins Pours. it. 1., level Owes.
.Hoaerotl’ublie Wovkallalyaadhlsatv
usdsmsnivsd hrrashuntifloklosk,‘
they-tuned forth-Methane“
thepeiaelpalsawramnfflawTul’a
final. llllllSllll t co.
OUWAV me.
I!" In“!!! it» Brooklyn,
Asia's mm
Elli WHEAPMMIEWEB.
'0 How Chicago Plungere Brought
About a Crash.
2mm RIGID II Tim PIT,
Iirowd Operators Unleaded by tho Ille
Ila. Ball-Is I“ Then Ito-(II M
Watt-Dal tee-es at the land
of Trade—Results may lie Ills-stuns.
CHICAGO, larch tit—Not alnoa ths fa
nous Ksrshsw deal, the collapse of which
drove a score of firms intobsnkruptcy, has
there been such a sensational scene on the
Chicago board of trade. The price otwhalt
for May delivery broke 7Xc. in that many
minutes. causing a erase of esclument in
the trading pit. The tailors, if not tho
principals, in perhaps the luggest corner
ever attempted in Chicago. were cruelly
dumped, the outcome of the sflalr asst:
log an uncertainty which may silent {on
some time the course of the grain markets
the world over.
The confusion and panic was so grad. on
to make it almost impossible to trade.
Brokers tumbled over one another in their
eagerness to execute orders, fought their
way into the crowded pit as if eternal sal-
vation depended on their getting there.
and after pushing, pulling sud almost
Mounting in the crowd that nlled it toita
utmost capacity, emerged live minutes aftr
erwsrd physical wrecks apparently, their
clothes awry, buttons oil, haul smashed
and bearing in every linisment indications
of the terrific mental strain they had been
through.
The suddenness o! the break was the
most alarming irntnre. Wheat opened
about ll this morning. when the market
rrlloff, hot reacted and seemed as strong
as Sampson. 1: advanced steedily after
the opening to 839;. when some of the big
shorts like Arthur Orr, Captain Phillips
and Pal Pavdridge concluded to cover spor-
tion of their line,
At the high price of the-lay Cudshy,who
is regarded by many as the kingof the hull
,cliqne. dolcvl out 1,000,000 to Orr. another
mourn to Phillips and about ammo to
Pnrdridgr, trivinu it in the hungry dial“
in lots of 100,000 to noon bushels.
The ofierings came so rapidly and in such
unnsusl quantity that with lhe big shorts
out of the way the market appeared as if
shot through the heart. and with s convnl~
aive shiver fell dead in its tracks.
One theoryis that the bigbrenk in prices
was due in part, at least, to the fact that
the board of trade directors have decided
that a storage emergency exists.
polrouic etl'nh-ay of the bull loaders.
room for more wheat.
flow the ”real Ilwgaa.
loaded great blocks
from 80% cents to 75% cents.
from now out. if such proves lobe the
nomination”.
landing More" at the
Mo!
bumbling-idle; hand is today'adaal.
mum-mutmmum
$35M
in titanium tr. Illllti.
; communism. any
t
M’
be dying.
Extra
emergency houses will now he created as
applications are made and as necessity pro
aents itself. The decision of the diredora
was not generally known before the break
came today. The friends of the hulleliqua
and many others who were not posing as
friends. sealed at the ideajthat the storage
decision cut any particular llgun in the
days’ operations. Taking this view, there
was a disposition to picture the extraor-
dinary upset in privrs as part of the Na-
Johu and Miclmrl Cudalxy, the rich pork
packers, were said in be It tho head of the
hull clique and many other wealthyChi-
ago and New York rapitalists were named
ssassocinled with them. They acquired.
it is slated, control of the 11,000,000 Mahala
of contract wheat in the elevators have,
and were prepared to pay for much more
if the people who have wheat in Miansspo
iis, lluluxh, St. Louis and other places
could timl storage room for that amount
here. Armour It Co. and other elevator
owners have been emptying the bins of
corn, catsand barley in their houses into
the hold-i of vessels in the rivertomaks
They weea aho
chartering vessels in )lilwaukee aadfla-
where to come down here and receive some
of the grain they are ridding themselves“.
llopkinak Co. led the selling and In.
Five minutes later the pit swarmed with
clique broken, who opened the amalgam
Twenty million bushels were adored at
once. The market broke in two minutes
Instantly the clique broken changed
front, and under the lead of (Scourge sad
Henry Parker took all oilninxa la slaw
minutes the clique had bought back all
thewheatithsd sold tobrrakthemarkat
and added many millions more to its hold-
ings,» that as the close oi busine- it
lookedasil it might stand in about the
same position as hrlure. erupt that in the
excitement a great intermediate intermt
had been violently eliminated. The fight
w.
onsotthabasteaeeutsdplsys otthskiad
seen since thadayswhea Arno-irons»
tivsssawhsat maclpulsisv. lndssd,ths
action er the market minded thetvsde
vjvldly of one of Armonr's celebrated
”shake oula,"aod bat for the laettbat
Armoar ls manly believed ta be the
timeles-
opevstovswsa beetle-trendy
who run m. m
t}: W ,
HIRE.
nose macaw moms “recite.—
Minding-o srmu. mm (or Asst-rs
with (laws and Whisky.
Pam, film,” m—Antlars is now
mg t areinanolpsetaatsflts.
'l’hs mllltla has none swaysad it is re
portsdthat tbayhave disbanded. Locks;
whole stAntlera with s fewtrustymsa,
says he will not leave. The examining
trial of the men arrested was begun. The
marslml who went toAntlsrs can.
today. There is a atmag hell-till!
the town will be burned.
Solomon Bartlett, who was shot by
lockeand his men yesterday is
W to
It lsbellevetl that tho Illlith
will make another attack on books at the
llrat opportunity. The militia men an-
rested were discharged. They bought new
,gnns and alter filling up with whiskey,
left, swearing they would stop . at Antlers.
Locke was warned, and had llfty men
there to receive them. Telegraph
nnleation with Antlers is cut ad and it
impossible to get any news from there.
A BLOW AT BOYCOTTB.
flotilla; Isa-future" Ask for a. In;
ynaellsu.
xrw Your, March n—m Clothing
Msuufseturers' mutton who locksdout
l,w0cutters on Salurday,and have kept
them out evcr since, made a new move.
Ti 1 asked the supreme court for an in-
)unctlontorastraln thelr locked out em-
ployees from issuing circulars requesting
dealers to boycott mrmhersoi the Clothing
Manufactured association
After hearlng the argument, .1th-
renee said he would adjourn his final do
cision on the whiter. provided tint the
unions would stipulate through thelreonn»
sol that tbeywould not issue any more
circulars. lawyer l'rnrntne gave the neat-
sary stipulation. Lawrence fir}
that upon any branch of faith on tum
of the garment workers he wonfl his
the injunction immediately. Bis dachlnn
acts as a temporary injunction. Both sides
hit the court satisfied with the decision.
Judge
larder no Ialslda by s ins-lee.
Saw Your, Harsh n—Willism W. Rey-
nolds. to years old. oi its steestrast.
Broidrlyn, s‘iot Miles V. Kelly, 4! yearn
old, of 70 W rt Ninety-filth street, in the
store at Hartley 8: Graham. Ila Bredw.
killio him instantly. Reynolds then shot
himse f in the bead, inflicting a wound
from which heir dying in the Chamber!
“mt hospital. Kelly was head
for Hartley a. Graham for ill years. Rey-
nolds was in the employ oi the firm for 3
years, and the two men were intimate
friends. Reynoldshas been action
recently, and it is thought that he killed
his friend and attempted his own his in n
sudden It oi insanity.
The Tram-Leaky law.
Swnnlsnono, N. J., March n—Anothn
move in the strife that has disrupted St
Joseph's Catholic church was made by
Father Leahy serving on Father Treaty,
the excommunicated and delisni priest. a
writotlnjnnction and s summcastoap-
pearbslore Vice Chancellor Bird at'l'rvn-
ton Tuesday next to show cause whyhs
rastrains Father leshy in- serving hb
church and exercising hispriestly odiosla
the parish. When the writ of injunction
was served on Father Trendy the We
oficers promptly set io.work and stripped
the parish parsonage of its furniture and
leftVaiher Treaty in possession clan
empty house
”appeal
alvra
curly
A Cashier Oral-ates! Alive.
has ism Fm, S. 1, March alt-lisary
Clay Swsyne, assistant cashier of the Bee-
ond Salional bank. Washington. D, 0.
metwithahorrihlodsath near here is s -
madow. The wind suddenly changed and
the tire was swept toward Mr. Swsiae's ' '
sistsrs' house. lie worked hard to aid la-
borers in tnrninths lire aside. India.
humus] exertion overcame him, and he
suddenly fell directly within the path of
the Ira. His body was burned nearly to a
Called tho (lover-av a liar.
Drxvsa. March alt—~15; far the eternal-st an
sesatm which the senate has yet had was
held, when the bill abolhhlng tho anilrnld
commissionwsspasssdoverths valor-(the
governor. Senator Balsinur declared that
Governor Waits wasa deliberate liar and
referrndtohlmsa“that|cagbalredl’opn—
listmnk."anddselsradthathswara
disgrace to the party.
Aflvh CaehlovAnaatod.
NA-Vllll. ill-rel: n—Yvank Poets»
Isld,eashiercf the late (tomb-vets! lla-
tioaalhank.wasarrsstsd at his limbs
bet-gill! unable to leave his room. Ah
month-adieu” lo lrisads of the-aloe-
tnnats man signed a numbed The
warrant charges the carhler with fal.
npvsanmlonofaeeounls.
unnad,bntthstlay
oaeofrilaalaadthstl
fro-thsearwladswr.”
A Thousand nonme- mm...
Ivar-Ia. larch ”.m'l'hsaitlaaasdu
Iy.Tualss.96awaadClsvslaadhave-ads
for-Hilbehalinf the
done. where their
motto is Quick-
nose. Nominees.
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
glad you
were born.
Sold
Everywhere I l l
lakes an everyday coomknze of an
chi-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepare! with scrupulous care. Higbed
award at all Puts Food Expositions. Each
mag: makes two large pies. Avoid
' lions—- and insist on having ll“.
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. ".
at: l!
arisen from the sound reparation
cunt, most successful. sad
houses in America. area" for “a“, rsrllthe
that the business so readily and
whit-(tram rem
iret ea
lrlndraaril aswet liken.
m s ewmeve
yed. but I’ll!
"‘ "'" ‘” “m..."“m...” “an"? 1':
r rhl is cur .
“particular! by Mars mail. 1 .
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gs
dialgifil;
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municimtrussuuuu
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airless.
STOVES-
moonstone.
South Norwalk. “5
Preschool: Fish
MAPLE ‘ SYRUP
mun 0min stunts.
“ammonium
lumen-v. mm
ANll suunv'
mum.
Pickled Oysters.
maroon csttzru.‘
Hunt 8: Zeluff ‘
I! Wuhfagtsn Street.
s
..... ruling
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
EATNE 8-
and
, ':
Lugum
good.
In low tries,
In More Restless llays,
llo Ion Sleepless lights.
With increasing Appetite and wrfect Diges-
tion Hope take: the place of deal-air. Your
daily dntlea become a delight and Llfcs
Them strip that cough with
Yankee
MINE: SUBTHER.
Auk your neigh or about it. and if not fully
seminal lmuire at the
CITY MUG STORE,
92 WAhllllNIl’lOS 811.
0r oi
G. A. Gregory & Co..
liei the Beél!
‘ ‘ Perfect ”
Flour.
Dibble & Comstock have now
in store a car load of high grade
floor. It is a better flour than
Joncs’ or any other spring and
winter wheat mixture. Costs
more to make it, and will turn
out more bread to the hand
because it is a stronger flour:
that is, it will take more water.
It requires more kneading.
Guaranteed the best, and to
suit or no sale.
85.25 buys a barrel.
.68 buys a 2i; lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
.25 buys S lbs.
Buy,
'I‘ry,
Price low,
Quality high.
so. NOR‘VALK.
nibble at him.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
m1 OY'ICE BI'IIJIL‘U.
F‘s/llfl‘t Norwalk.
(ton.
Painless Dentistry
Tern. Aunt owl Erlrarkd without pain.
t‘mwu and Brides Work.
I”? I" 0' 11378"! It!" SUMMER.
$8 $8
so butter mute on mam how lamb rm: yer
Teeth earn-acted wills-or pals, nor
til-s. Vltihsed Alrov Amphvrm.
'I'vath floflllfll.
Teeth liked with .tnsalcam. ‘
Teeth Ill-rt with Hattnnm, ~ » .6
Teeth Iliad is in fluid. - IUD and up
All Ink “nan-teed.
0M0 open from I new. until D I. is».
Intrane- V‘- i: Wmhlmtntt at. us ly
The liberal com
(MnMaaanete-iavudhlhv
Iawlortljlelmurancem
mmrurmmmm
mam
"whine-l will”!
WNW
m.”- ma for your
memfmd
IIJITIJIUIIIW.
mama-noise. — Wt»
HORSES !
the
{ss-
0
lot Hm.
with sear
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BankSales.
E.fl.Morrissale(:ol
Successors to It. 0. lorrls 1 Ce.
can-ran. serous.
t4 Solitary 8t., Illusion. Ilsa.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPDSIT Wililli 0F ill KillIlS.
The llert Sales in the World.
limmin use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
L50 sold in Lynn, lines" tinco th
when: H} of our safe-.9 worermbjccta‘i may”;
heat. preserving {hoil' conlents.
(‘HAMPIOS RECURD also in the
Chigafo Fin: in lefl, in the Great Boatofgig
in hm, and in all the great tires since. Sun
for circulars. Agents wanted. all
(lid and nihili—
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
llml'EEX
NEW YORK
AND
80th ligrwalk
Norwalk.
Till'l I’lllll’l'ILlifilL‘i
City of Norwalk
AND
EAGLE
....-.
. id's/I
Will intro Pier :1, )2. it. thinlll strut
New York. or .‘i p. m.
In aw Nuraalk h p. in; South Norwalh Mb
9. m.
I’rvl‘hl M'v‘lt’fll trom ? a. m. in r» p. m.
lfrm up :llration In luv-nu llw (lily of Non
wal and ‘ do will be- wnt for am‘lll lots nl
(will anyw mm in New York or its vicinity.
WMlprn-ms are turbid urn-tin: any at
the rim lagoon! llw boats“! this "no hunc-
rrmnl t the owner» therrnf. an
E. G. TOM LINSON.
l.ll'l”.§".li I‘OIA ‘Afllh‘l’,
8w ”my in! \ liill'T.
9e. ~~~~~ -
We are io an an M l'rviumo. and by a
thousand artful nmlrivam r: all llwtlt‘lk‘hmn
«rigour rim [AlllN‘l arm taken into raptlvlty
luv the brief. The flagrant Violet la lmvvlh
ml. sml t'u- ulrlluum anhllo dawn of a
limo-sad tluval Wilra are bmn‘ht Into
rmulsttlrm m that woman. lovely woman,
may lib-rm the lwlgh'n. fl! all lion-twine van
latte-l nl l’vvlnm «- WNW (an "outlaw with mll‘
o. ltlillts.
.l'rlm
‘J. 'n.‘ Eamon.
"encroach
‘ energies ”
Restaurant,
armament.
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