Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 4, 1893 · page 2

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that Juatwaltuntilweheariurtherpan-
timlars and we may know more about

Vine PneddcntJamesN.Ashleyot the

FW‘M “‘3." mm...” "'3
ow on
thsmuhowthatbyiolluwing
allelic! thelrlylaws they arsdisobeying

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‘fisflmshupassedwheubyadecislcu
workingmen may be made a
soil ouwhich theylabororba
to conditions which are lrhaome to
,“ Theywill continuetodemandtheir
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rouse? erase eTrLL euuttmo.

fimtmuagneaslathsisw

lerscyl’las'esds-

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ugiutbisvicluitynad
[doctor‘s-Idealist

nails

in the immedhte vicinity oi West Pleas-
antvills since early l’ridsy evening. and
has burned several thounnd dollarswurtb
of young timber. Another tire that came
within a law hundred yards at Plea.»
villcnorehad the barns and other build-
ings oi the Pleasant valley term. and still
auotherin the dense iureat near English
creek and Scullville. lieu were soon rush-
ing by the wagon loads with the horses
ruunlugatiull speed to light their! by
hack fires.

Souruvrun, N. 1.. Aprilt—‘l'hstosmt
fires which broke out in Galloway
and swept through the heavily tlm
lande in that neighborhood are nearly ax-
tinguished. Five hundred men {ought the
lire. which extended tor three miles along
the Reading railroad tracks all night long.
Fortunately the wind changed. drawing
the names haek south. directly over the
same course they had just traveled.

SHOT THE WRONG MAN.

Two Ilsa Killed In units Cap laid In
Tennessee.

Jomuono. Ark. April t—George Black
a respectable hall breed Spaniard. had beer
notified by some one that he would have
trouble“ herenied land toanegrot Sat.

nrday night about 10 o'clock a partyoi
muted men halted in [rout of Black's

door and called him out. lie relussd, and

theyprnosedsd to batter down the door.

When the leader oi the gang. W. J. let.
calf, stepped into the door with a draws
revolver, he was shot by the Spaniard

The gang thenwithdrow. Burro-nut
to escape, but was shot andleii
[or dead. Wheuthspartydlsperaedlllach
madehiswaytotcwn. Netcaliwasbrougbl
in also,butbothdied. late-ll reiuaedtt
divulge the nameaot his secomplicu, but
statedthat Blackwas not the man they

tempted

were after. '

1'. right the lirlchlaysrs.
Brmuortuw. his... April a-Ats meet.

ing oi the building contractors o1 thhcity
it was decided to imput nonunion Inn is
take the places oi the striking bricklayers.
It was claimed that enough men could ht
secured {tom Boston and thceastara part
of thestatcto beattbc strikcraandit is
expected the nonnnists will be here short
ly. The strikers are equally confidant oI
winning their light tor eight hours and
succeeded in sending back is nonunion

men who had arrived in the city.

A Destructive Storm.

was lost.
tlnly Pure Bred Stool Pm.

scribed by the department.

Stage Walt Dew-a the Gorge.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

westottheclty. The wheel horses
completely war.

let on Coley Isl-Id-
ing at Concy Island.

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Iarvisd a lollies.

”moulds as";
“I.

m.m%1fl *5
m‘ mun. 1mm 1. no.

Haas “(Imam tarot-tel its either
“water-racism" alrhatisg.

cm or Mexico. April a—Fnrthsr part
ticular-s oi the datruetiveneae o! the re
cent storm which swept the gull coast oi
Mexico have been received The damage
and losses to shipping interests will reach
many thousands of dollars. Three cold
schooner: are reported mining. Our
schooner wns swamped near 'l‘uxhanfltd
two of the crew were drowned. it was
loaded with lumber, and the eulirscsrgu

liosrox. April 4.-—A circular lrom See
rrtnry Carl‘s-U0 Wt'fl" to the importation at
live animal-v under the new laws, and di-
tech rm: .n and alter April Emu
lll‘lnl ll which la brought into the UM
Status irons foreign countries icrbreeding
purpouea shall he admitted tree at duty
unless the importer inrnhhmaeartiileate
oi the record and pedigrseinaiormpro-

 
 

Coronano Brands. April 1-0:» oi the
Bostwicks a Go. Cripple Creek stages was
overturned. throwing out nine passengers.
allotwhomweremoreorlsaaaerioualyim
lured. The accident occurred on the Chey-
enne Mountain road, about it) mil-m

to run away and the entire outfit was!
over a steep dsuilfltr.ths stagvtursiug

wa Your. April s—il wu removed in
Brooklyn that elorts would be made to
prevent Corbattand Mitchell lroru Igbtr
Courtney said
in regard to the matter: "lwllidomy
duty and prevent any violation oi the law

_ otherclnbin the countywherslbavs tbs
authorityand know thatths lawhbdng
violated." '

I" You. April L—-‘l‘hsrs was a bril-

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WAVE“. rerun-mus.
murmur-an. til

i lllll’ 0F IPPOIITMEITS

Curtis and lismliu Get Good
Places inthe Treasury.

 

 

 

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'sarlnat MI“! Its Wholesale“
morals Disturb lens or the Bureau
M haste “slows to a Two
Ilaarvlpeewhhy'l’u'rpla.

Wasursoros, Aprll 1—11.. president
sautthsfiollowingnominatinus tothssau-
ate:

William Edmund Curtis at New York.
to be assistant secretary oi the treasury.
rice Genie ll. lambcrtson. resigned.

Charles 8. Hamlin oi llamachuastts. to
be amistaut secretary oi the treasury. vice
John Ii. Gear, resigned. .

James H. Rhino! lllinoh. to becomp- 3
trollar of the .

James I. lielino otths District at Go-
lumbia, to be a-Iataut treasurer oi the
United States.

L Stobo Farrow oi South Carolina, to
ha second auditor oi the treasury.

John B. Brawley cl Pennsylvania. to be
andltorol the treasury [or the pastoflcs,
department.

James J. Willie at Florida, to be deputy
filth auditor oi the treasury.

lienryW. Egnor or New Jersey.» bsv
eollectoroi customs iorthsdlstrlctui Raw-
arh. N. .l.

Didley 0. Watson oi lllchlgan. to be
collector oi cunorns {or the district of
lichlgau.

John‘l‘raeyoixcw York,to hamperin-
teudrutol charitieaiorthe Diuriotoi Co
lnmbia, vice A. 0. Warner, resigned.

JonesG. Hometohspostmameroil’rat
City, Ala.

in the senate iioaroi Ma-achnsstts sub-
mitted a resolution. which was ordered to
lisouthetabla iordiseuraion.declarlnglt
inespsdient to amend the constitution so
astoyoridcicrthaelectlon oisenatorshy
the purple. incorporated in the resolution
are statements mounting practically to
head notes oi an argument against thopro
posed changu as amentlally changing the
character at the senate as conceived by the
framers oi the constitution; as atransirr
oi selection of senators iron the legisia~
tuna to party conventius: as substituting
pluralltles for majorities and as tending to
fraud and corruption Senator Turpin at
Indiana spoke lot two hours.

he lgg lolliag Meal.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

iorthstimsbalagownod thsgrnunds and
even the White House building. Prddsnt
Cleveland received as ital-mas crowd cl
thematloo’olcek.and thrypa-sdinand
outoithagrounddeor. Thepresidantex-
prsased himasll delighted with the happy
time theywers baring Miss Ruth watched
the arriving children from the library win-
dow. She was only visible a law momenta.
andwhsultwas time ior her usual ride
wasmadcrudy audbroughtdown to the
urrlsge that was waiting for her.
Capltal Iowa In lirler.
Considerable consternation has been

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

partmeut by reports that there would he
wholesale removals cl bureau chic!- ci the
department, whose plams have generally
been almost Ilieonm.

The big cruiser New York will be given
thesameaurtoltrlalnbasheenprescribwi
[or the Detroit, which Is to be tried at
Newportthlswseh.

Unless pnbllcbualness makes it impose!-
ble the president will one the World's
Ialrouflaylandwill personally pushtha
button that starts the machiucryiu mo
tion. Whether Ira. Clcvflaud will go
though b not Muitcly settled.

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

aavy.tordutyln policing New Yorkhac-
bordering thsnaval review on theflth

I Inst
lubellss. whoundcr thsallssot

 

 
 
 
 
 

people In New York andOeorgia.
who Introduced him Into their lemme-and
easbsd his cheekawlllbavs to ssrveont
hiatsrmlntbsfisorgiaprisou.

mucus-lactation».

(narrows. its. Aprils—Mary Ans 0t—
sss.aniadlau.marvisd smooth agowas
bartadisstwselt. myrtle-rm
ilvlsgatarthsladiaagravsyarduawsbad—
mmovlag about the graves. Bhsgavs
as ahrm, sad Indian chased
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Ill sunsets! 81'. IIIIIE.

law-.5 Wits trad unw- lssasel sad ;

lag to John Newmandlsd on
log aliarvemiting all night. 'l'wo othw
children

symptoms.
salad but
takes ick with mach troubles She
spsslyacousodbarhnebaadoitrylugto
pdsonbsr. 'l'heboywho diednnl'rlday
wasiusursdlortimbutths polieywill

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. bursts. ‘ o, .A

"'5 noes.
Accuracy and
LOW Prices.

 

 

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Andes.
s-rovcs'.
Tl N WA R E
warn us Erratic.
murmur nusurssumls
T. S.‘ DIINALIISIIN,

 

 

 

WWW DEATH;

cum BEVBLUTIOIISTS

lulu-r IArr Expedition Leaves Florida
"'" to Free the island.

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ran sn- um.
inmate. N. 1.. April tA-A child

“hour...“ that":
s
llis and immediatelyattsrwas mmmm Worm

 

IIghtiang-wlafleflrwudsbalal.
How Ila-tired [sported to Have les-
Iillad—Tloa lsvalatlenista Arc flat-r-
iaaa la dis-groin

Saw You, April L—‘l'bs ‘l‘lmas pub'
lfih. the [allowing dlrpatch from Kay
Westz'l'he rerolutitmary aspeditioosgalnat
Gobi-about tolsavehers unitamldou.
The greatest excitement prevails among
the people, while the icderal oilclsls ars
anxiousbutrlgllant. it isrsgardedaa
certain that the night will witness theat-
tempt or the molutlonistato got away.
‘l‘hersvcnus cutter Melons is here. Ear
small boats have been equipped tori-ma-
dlate service, her men have been armed to
the teeth. and everything is in readiness
to Intercept the revolutionhta it they lush
a start.

Tbcllelaue has got stumupreadyior
pursuit. The command» is being kept
constantly interned by man at shots as to
the mars-manta oi the revolutiouiats. but
their plans tor departure. made during the
past month. have hear so morally cnnr
cealedthatitishsrdtodlscovsrwhatthey
arsdoiug orwhat muvsthqlntcndto
make.

 

aothspaid; Aniuqnest lsuow inprugrsas

teammates-e.-
TcaosmApril L—‘l'hrrs is much talk
htbscityovertbetact thattbemembars
althohonssot command“ not mount
tbsgovsrnor general with an addrsm at
thscltrssotthsssadon. Butllhord lanes
and Lord inn-downs were presentsd at
tirade-ct thalast msdouoi parliament
duringthdrtarmadcflcswithaddresssa
fromthshsnaouicommoua'l'heovsrsight
iatbepressatcassistcbccxplainsdbythe
characterolthspastfarmion.which.tbongh
short," exceedingly busy, and by the
[act that aarcely more than a score 0!
members runslnedlurthaclnalugcerstno-
nies.

 

 

‘I’he Dwtnlt'a 'l‘rIal ’l‘r-I't

Bananas. April L—Tba cruiser Dc-
truitstarted tor Newport {or her oIIeial
trial trip. The navy department has so
lectsdaeourssiuNarrsgansetthayinrths
Auavsrage speed cl ii knotsau
hour during a run oi {our consecutive
hoursatsaawill have to bcmsda bytlrs
usweruiseriuordcrthatharbuildersraay
inldllthctarmaolthscontract. lorsvary
quartsrolaknot over It tbecoatnctors
willbs paid I25.“ premium by the gov-
arnment. The builders are aatisflcdthat
aspeed ct at leastlbhnotswillbcmaiuo
tainedintbotriat.

 
 
 
 
 

istsiscaunot be stated,buttheycertsinly
number between I» and 4m man. The
pnrpussoitheirurganisatlou.aoloughapt
smystery.ls uowhnown tobs tbelihse-
ationuiCubatromSpaahhrule.

"gate-glaucoma.»

Rio Jam». April a—Dctails have
reachalhcreoithsbattlaloughtoulanh
:7atAlegrete,inthe flat. ol [5on
do Sul, between the stats governmaat
troops and the revolutioulsta. According
toths reportwhieh has reaebsdtblseity
thealau terolstatetroopaw- (rightful,
while In. ot the rsvolntiouista was
alanhaavy.

The molutiouiata held an hunched
position at Ahmandwhcn the state
troops attempted to drive them iromthair
vantage ground thaymade amcstdsspar
ateaadsuccsaainl resistance.

ltissaidthat there were 1,511) combat-
antsangagedcnhothshisaaudthatolthia
number llllwcrakilled and a vary large
anmberwounded.

'l'hsataletroops were driven bash and
the rsrolutitmists have now undisputed
awayat Alegrets,which place h new! as
thsbassci agunst the govern-
ment. Jtlsmidthatthestatctroopswill
bereeuiorcsdandauotherhtsmpt made
tc’drlrstbclusurgsntsirom their position.

’l'henationalgovernmeathasasysttak—
on no actira step to support the state
government.

I... flew Intel’s“...
Hmm. April l—Thers were char-
tered: National Chemicalcompany oi Ruhr
aqua, lieltean county, to make adds, alco
bol and other products irom wood. capital.
more. Pittshurg Steel Hollowware omn-
pany, capital. mm Cedar is? clean
ery company. Bradiord count , fl
no». Watsontown Table and to
company, capital, mm Burk k Ila'st-
rldgs company, printing and publishing.
Philathlphia, capital. flail»; Katina!
Loan and Trust company, Philadeldhia.
alllllll. “WM“-

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

‘I’he Cadwallador Cass.

Raw Your. April t-Albert A. Cadwal-
lader. once president oi the National bank
ochat Superior, Wis. and who was Is-
dieted on the charge oi embssaliug mom
oi the bank’- money. torisitad his bail ud

 

 
 

waived examination and will be sent M
to West Superior Incustody at A. L Drum-
Iond.uhiel oi the secret service olW’m
cousin.

Another Csahlos Gene Wrong.
BATI. He. April 8.—lt has just been
malls public that William B. Shaw, the old
aadrsspscted cashieroi the “uncle Sa'
tionalbathaa delanltsr inalargesum.
and much ardteruenthsa been caused by
. A shortage of about.
mono now appears in thecaab account,
and it issuppussd that there is upward oi
mm more temporally covered up by
changing sums to the credit of

the exact amount not being yet known,

 
 
 
 

 

lsscrtisg a lilg Very-r.
Naw Your, April t—A. i. Drsmmocd.
chlci of theseeretssrvieeof the treasury
department. started {or West Superior.

accused of robbing thaNatlonal bank cl
which be was president of stucco. The
prisoner was arr-tad in Bra“. lie ad—
mitts-l his identity bsiorc Commissioner

Mexico In Hale Who. am

Cm or Msxtto, April t—Actlvs Its-pa
are being taken to enabllsh an extensive
dynamite lactory here. At present all at
this cla- oi explosive is imported from the
United States. An immense quantity of
dynamite is usually consumed in mines
throughout the republic, while the high
lrelgbt rates charged on such dangerous
goods makes the coat to the coasutuervery
great.

A Resolver laud Yew.

l’rmuvno, Aprils-4‘s hill oi William
J. Men-lishall oi Delaware. asking for the
appointment at a receiver lot the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railway
atmtpauy. together with Judge Ashssoaa
order appointing Samuel 6. ,
hare hsclt‘nrcnrlvcd in the United States
circuit court in this city.

 

lgs. Ibsrssttl AM;
N“ You. April t—Amcng those who
arrived on the steamship Berria were Doc

'vlgbt's lose-d chance.
Erissunvows. N. Y., April s—‘l'bs
second trial oiC'barlaaA. Wright «Wast-
portior the murder oi Ira ”Tar
iorta liarehJthasbsgaahsea Wright
was convicted cas year an and ssutsasal
robs simmered. The court oi app-Ia

which Mgr. Batolll will pm» was“. "m" u” ”Mb" "" M ' ""

 

 

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W” ' ra- sauuu waasaaaa.
tire Iig Isrhse telescope. Willi
cameo. April owns-idem Harper oi ‘3‘!“‘21? A Lid“... .. a.

 
 
 

 
 

swefllahtmcrsdahmadsa thm
casssald aaimcvscystsssthaa athm'.
After sash had sat-iidossaaad three
the MW in “any m
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final let Ilsghallawg.
m,dprl|£——Jltlgs0slt Isl! a

Prrrssusu.A la-At ml p. sewn. h

III-3.0M». ymoflapbyfldaaol
lib ,tooklliwmdwtnll
allow orltllatmhstsbshas-topyadtor
lewdays. Hamish-tom

creeper

What the exact torus oi, the rsvolutioa- '

Wu. with Albert A. cut-vane», who‘ is "

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Islam on no mm.
Pickled Oysters.

TILEPBONI CALL I ll.

Hunt & Zelufi'

 
 

 

 

South Norwalk. '3

 

82 w ‘ Igloo street.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

‘ 1W5 ‘3
Sollfihyetywnete.
None
,7 Such

CM’REISED

 

 
 
 

flakes an every-day conrcnémgc of an
old-lime luxury. Pure an! wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
awardat all Pure Food Expositions. Each
age makes two large fies. Avoid
itations~and insist on having the
NONE SL‘CH Mani.

IERRELL dc SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y

uh“. ly

Miss Van Tattel it in.

Will on‘audattcr’l'hursda .llarrh
9W wilhaiallllneoi,

srnggjinsurm mummy

ng all the Latest loveliles In
Hats. Flowers.
Ribbons. Laces.&c

Ladies will call and examine our

goods without urthcr invitation.

Misfiifiafifir in.

Second floor 81 Washington st,
sorx'rrr rtouwaur.

 

Mive—Minulelalk

Could we have the favor of e personal inter—
view with almoet alu’ reader 01 this pa r. we
are nite confident we could convince llfil oi
the oneet elncerity of our belie! and. more.
over. could produce reliable “idem-c to prove
our etalemvnta “'0 do not admire and never
nee eeneallonal advertining. believing that
honest and exact staterrrenm, tosether with
the lestimon of recuonelblc peo immanen-
in un artie e of true merit,wi in the end
szu u the tallest confidence of the ople. for
title rear-on we I l tell you on y what we
poeinrely know and an {ally prove. Darin
the last year numerous came of obotinute blot
dim of long standing have been ubmlrxtely
cured: victims of jaundice and other liver
troubles have been redorrd to bealthmutlerv
erefrom constipation and its attendant evils
erle no or relief and cure. and hundreds ol
people debiileted by disease. old age and over-
work. who have no appetite and could not
oleep.havo been made well and strong again
by taking Suwy'er'a vomit—lion Compound. It
contains no chemicals. has no Inert and dirt!
sediment. is better. purer and costs less than
any other spring medicine.

Sawyer Medicine 00.

norm?!

Superphusphate.
Ground Bone;

 

Barn lard Manure.

lit-Slanted Lime.
land Plaster.

 

llflllK run “8

It" and will hr startled a! the on»!
”“352... .fl'm reward your elects w.
positively have the but bovine. to oler an agent
tbsleaalsloaadoatbeiacr oi thlsranh.

e...“ eusv few spanhrno-eflats. I
wlslbsmto satay-u aw tea-s
thists nri opp-mean . sad Instr,
fill mm '1“... .n. 13......
It'll L ..ilestie.ul.Asgasts.'c

—A'l'——

Potato Manure.

and Land Sall

”WM"... 8808.

 

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E. G. TO‘ INSON.

nrcrmsun ru " Molar.
Successor to l. H. liOY’l’.

 

We are in on age oi Perfume. and hrs
thousand urtlul coutrivauccc all the delicious
odors oi the garden are taken Into captivity
gor the toilet. The fragrant. Violet ls Impris-
oned. and the delicate subtle flavors of a
thousand floral beauties are brought into
. .. u woman. lovely woman.
may bloom the brighter. 0! all thcchoics var-
letloe of Parlour no none can compare withour

 

DR. r.w:13.rauai

rosr onrcz BUILDING,
w ’

South Norwalk.

Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
BEST 95" 0|" TEETH ON “I! ‘UBBIK

$3 $8

1
.- .» 'l
Nu better made on mutter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted without pairs,
Us». Yitillzed Air or Arophene).
Teeth dunner}.
Teeth tilled with Amnlmrm
Tern. tlllrtl with Platinum, - — 7!:
Teeth illlrli w ill). Gold. - $1,!!! and up

All Work Guaranteed.

(mire open 1mm 8 mar. until 9 p. -.
Entrance X0. 42 Washington hi. 0% iy‘

E.B.Murri$8af§flo

Successors to E. t”. Harris k C».
CAPITAL. seamooo.

64 Sudbury St. Boston, Mass.
Fire and

Burglar-Proof Safes.

 

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51h

 

 

 

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Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
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