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A REAL INDIAN FIGHT.
Cowboys and harder "are a Shir-lab an
til Cwlontlu Itlver.
maven. AprllDl—A special from Green
river, Utah, naya: Reports have come in
from Dandy Orv-sing. on the Colorado
river. of a serious light between Bluff City
cowmen and a band of so Resales. Then.
from time to time raid the lit
lie-cow outfits toobtaiosopplissef beef.
parties «ms scro- thefian
Juan and commenced the usualdepleda-
Word reached Knowles A: Co’s outfit,
and several of their cowboys started north
to round up the Navajo. The job proved
too big for them, and two of their number
were shot. Kid Johnson, thecowboy leader,
was shot through the body and may die.
The Indiana got ofl apparently unhuvtand
retreated acres the San Juan river. tak-
ing with them uherd of cattle. Aboutn
week ago a shooting scrape occurred be-
tween n freighter named Cornell and some
ludiailnou Dirty?.evil crook. in which two
Indians were killed and Cornell badly
wounded. There is considerable bad feel-
ing between the iodine uml the whites
who are going into the country.
RIOTING RT HULL
'l'be Pollen [Ind a Earl right With m
[LDI BS PillsollEll BLEVELIID'S Pillllil.
The President Taiks’ Frankly
on National Finances.
lama, April lit-The police in Hull
arrested a drunken docker between it and
in o‘clock p. m. A mob of strikersntmetl
them on their way to the station. The po
lice fought than on and sent for rear
foreements. When the police reenforco
manta arrived more than 2,000 men had
gathered, armed with stones, clubs and a
few revolvers. The police clubbed right
and left and, divided the mob no that the
three clients with their prisoner could pro
card to the station.
After thh the riotrrs charged the police
repeatedly. More police were called out
and more strikers were attracted by tbs
uproar. The wounded men on both sides
were carried away and the strikers ob
tained a new supply of ,
nudge-ls and split planks. The police forced
the men been gradually into the imme
diate neighborhood of the desks. Dockers
who had gone to bed hurried ball dressed
from the houses to join in the light. Win-
dows were smashed and doors were but
tend down. At the Drypool dock the met.
tried to storm the steamer Right. Fifty
”police defended it for 40 mlnutm, and then
with the aid of so more put the rioters to
flight. The light lasted well into the morn
ing. Only six strikers were arrested. '
FAVOR! 001d) ,REDBIPTIOI ONLY.
. MW lay (lee-r at Any Time—In-
IQII‘lIat the oase- lstoleleatored
m on Illaade—hlr. Blowal say.
In later Inabial by Ramon.
5, film, April Sta—The barkeu
the. Transit arrived irom Honolulu,
biodegadvieesnptcAprllia Thenewr
previotu advices and show!
that matter- are really in a dangerous con
,ditioll on the islandaand that anydsy
‘, mulling about a conflict between the
government and the royaliata
Tbelattrrhave received large addition.
fromthewhite element that has become
hostile to the new gwernment, and the
motserimtsphaseofall in that the pro
visi'oull government is not sure of its own
Ila Denim that ‘l'here In Absolute Ilav-
asely Between Himself and Ills Cabinet.
The Prutdeat Contra-plates loving Illa
Business on. from the White Esau.
Wasutxoroa, April lit—The president
has at last outlined his policy on national
flnancen. He gave out. this statement to
”ht” W "The inclination on the part of the public
to accept newspaper reports concerning
theiut-tloua of those charged with the
management of our national nuances seems
to justify my emphatic contradiction of
the statement that the redemption of any
kind of treasury notes except in gold has
at any time been determined upon or con-
templated by the secretary of the treasery
or any other memberof the present admin-
The Liberty Itell Starts.
Putnansu'nu, April St.—The Liberty
bell will be escorted to its specially cou-
ntrncted car by a parade consisting of the
city regiments of national guards and
civic organisations The car is an open
gondola with Pullman trucks. The bell
will be protected by a canopy and will be
inclused by l3 mists. symbolic of the origi-
nal colonies. Pennsylvania's port has a
keystone and is unmounted bya miniature
Four reserve unicorn will be
e guard. The car will leave Philadelphia
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
pass through the principal towns in Penn-
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana. Al indiauap
olin ex-Presideut Harrison will deliver an
address. Mayor Stuart and a joint com-
mittee of councilmen will ncwmpany the
hell and will occupy Pullman sleeper and
parlor cars, which will be attached to the
‘Ihe leading event since the last. news
. was the supposed wholesale attempt tr.
plinth-soldiers and members oi their
' antimalarial Onthe night of April it
flmldiaraatthebnrracknweretnkeuvtith
‘ “Vomiting spells. Surgeon Rodgers
washadily summoned and found that the
, men showed symptoms of poisoning
A report came from the government
where Company A of the Na
final gum-sin is stationed, to the effect
Monument the men there were suf-
,fariugalno. Dr. Day was summoned and
relieved the menuspeedily and effectually
The men laid the blame to
ed targue and did not hesitate
toaccuae some one in the employof the
roynliataof an attempt at poisoning. but
whmthey were questioned further they
eating green peas which might
diseased.
"The president and his cabinet are abso-
lutely harmonious in the determination to
exercise every power contorted upon them
to maintain the public credit. to keep the
public faith and to preserve the parity be
tween gold and silver and between all
financial obligations of the government.
Redemption In Gold Only.
“While the law oi 1800 forcing the pur:
chase of a fixed amount of silver every
provides that the secretary oi the
The Pope and Emperor Willi“.
Rout, April 24.——Emperor William of
Germany and the Empress Augusta paid a
visit to the Vatican yesterday afternoon.
At the door of the Yellow chamber the em-
peror and empress were met by the pope.
He led them to three chain which had
been placed near the middle of the room,
set down with them and convened with
both for 15 minutes. Upon leaving the
emperor was accompanied by the pope,
contrary to the etiquette of the Vatican.
through the antecbamber to the Throne
room. As they ported the emperor made
a movement as if to kiss the pope's hand.
The pope quickly withdrew his hand. then
grasped the emperor’s end shook it cor-
dially three times. The pope presented to
the empress a mosaic made in the Vatican
workshops. The emperor gave to the pope.
a colored photograph of himself, the em»
press and their children in a group.
either gold or silver the treasury notes
given in payment of silver purchases, yet
the declaration of the policy of the govern-
ment to maintain the parity between the
two metals seems so clearly to regulate this
discretion as to dictate their redemption lu
Secretary Ilarbert’a Ito-creel lard-go.
Murine, April 2‘."~A special from
“The gossips of the
capital are telling a pretty story about Sec»
retary oi the Navy Herbert and In Man-
ning, widow of Daniel Manning, secretary
of the treasury under Mr. Cleveland's first
administration. The story is to the elect
that these two will he the contractinfi par
ties in a wedding shortly to take place.
Mrs. Manning is now on the Dolphin. as
the guest of Secretary Herbert Secretary
Herbert is n widower."
"Of course perplexitien and difficulties
have grown out of an unfortunate finan-
cial policy which we found in vogue, and
enhancements have arisen from ill adv
vised financial legislation confronting us
at every turn; but with cheerful confidence
among the people and a patriotic disposi-
tion to cooperate, threatened dangers will
be averted pending a legislative return to
abetter and sounder financial plan. The
strong credit of the country is still unim-
paired, and the good «use of our people,
which has never failed in time of need,
are at hand to save us from disaster."
Wasnmeros. April Lit—it is said that
the president is seriously considering the
question of moving his oflice for the trans-
action of executive business from the
White House to suitable apartments in the
state, war and navy departments build-
ings. It is proposed that the suite of rooms
on the second floor of the war department,
in the north wing of the building, iovtner~
ly occupied by the secretary of war, shall
beconverted into a business office for the
president. They are handsomely decor»
nted, admirably adapted for the purpose,
the only objection being their northern ex-
There is a large nulrrootn. a genr
eral reception room or bin-linens oillce and
also an adjoining room for private consul-
tation. The lattcr would ndord the presi-
dent and someof biscalleraan opportunity
for a few words of eo'nlideutlal convem
tion, a privilege not on yeti under the
present arrangements at t e White House.
Presldent Johnson Set the Example.
There are said to be precedents for such
a course and the case of Andrew John I .
shortly after the death oi Abraham Lin—
coln, in the turret recent citation. Mr. John-
son, instead of taking ptnscsaimt of the of-
flcial apartments in the executive mansion
and transacting his business there, estab-
lished a private olllce in the western wing
of the treasury department in the rooms
now occupied by the comptroller or the di-
Therc he received his
business callers and transacted the bulk of
Cal-ed Pena or Poison?
(like thought the pobn had been
Minthcteaorcofleebutameralmen
whohad partakenof the liquids mentioned
and who had not eaten anything but cake
or head my they feltall right. Afterwards
it was found that no canned pens but dried
weraserved at the meal, leaving the mat
tar still unexplained.
live Chiuamcu are employed in the
kitchen at the government building, but
is attached to them. In all
men, ll at the barracks and so in
. y A oi the National guard were
Indexed unfit. for duty, but most of them
recovered and none are likely to suffer
Much mystery surrounds
caused a great sensa-
are very indignant.
and deny the existence oi a plot to destroy
theater-omens forces in this murderous
m, and there in so far no general de-
nim or intuition to hold them accountable.
' The nutter of excitement caused by the
return ct Paul Neumann and Prince Da
vhl, envoy-of Lilioukalani toWasbiugtou,
.h. pued awayand has left nothing up
w an the substantial result of their
labial. Three times in as many days the
hen been circulated that the day and
”that! been fixed for the restoration oi
lb queen. but up to the present writing
til throne lacks an occupant, as it has
daothe eventful Jan. 17.
party do not appear more
b the continued delay, but still
i“ that the only thing which the United
Mauricio istorestore the status quo
' The letter oi Commissioner Thurston to
u—Iluiater Colburn, urging the latter to
do all in his power to forward the annexe.
the «use, is being quoted by them as evi-
dues of weakness. Thurston, it is now
expected, will remain in Washington as
tin Hawaiian minister to succeed Mott
”whom the provisional government
has asked to resign. Chief Clerk Hastings
11 the foreign oflice is prominently men-
tieaal for the consul generalis at San
Washington says:
Orange Blots In Belfast.
11025008, April ‘2A.-0range riots broke
out in Belfast and were especially severe
in the notorious Shank Hill district. At
midnight on Orange mob attacked a tav-
ern kept by a Roman Catholic.
looted the stateroom and liquor vault.
drove out Connolly and his family and en.
deavorcd to burn down the building. The
police drove the mob of! and extinguished
the flames. Thech district was in such
a riotous mood that acompany from the
Dorsctsbire regiment was brought up. The
police refused to accept their assistance
and mu afterward the mobs were dis
prrwd by means of some heavy clubbing.
Twenty or more riotcrs were arrested.
M. n! the Veterans Missing.
Sax anctsco. April 24 «Colonel Clark
E. K. Royce, treasurer of the \‘cferans'
Home amocintiou. is said to be short in his
accounts at least 310.0!” and it may be
"(in)“. A week ago he was found in a
room at a hotel unconscious and nearly
dead from wounds about the bend and has
since been in a critical condition. but he is
now improving. Royce now mule-sea he
attempted suicide. fearing exposure.
permanently
thenlairmudithan
flan. The
Exciting Capture of Burglar;
Lisstxu, Mich. April ill—After an ex-
citing struggle the police captursdapor
firm of the notorious Bentley gauge! burg-
lars. The officers surprised Bentley and
nrmtlmr oi the gang in n saloon here, and
sewral shots were exchanged without to
suit except that f'ily Murslml Sanford re
t'oit'wi Remit Wnllllil on the neck. At the
ng-A'h h. ::-'..pmrters u large amount oi
plun-l r u;i.~ seilrd.
They Want “av-any.
meatrno. April 24,—0tlicers of tits
Amalgamated association, together with
several leading officials of the new Finish
evs' union held it conference at Youngs
town. The conference continued fl'r hours.
The feeling expressed was that an early
. settlement of the diaereum should be
It...“ m”. m. w". 3".,u,d_ made and all wnik together in harmony.
('tn' or .\i Extco, April 2t.—-llobert Knox.
the young Antericnn,who was arrested here
seremi months ago under the charge of
obtaining mom worth of jewelry from lo
cal «lenient by means of a forged check,was
sentenced to four years and four mouths‘
imprisonment and #300 line. His wife. who
is charged with being his accomplice, was
sentenmi to six months' imprisonment
Strut-l by the lla'rena.
Wartsiw, ind., April M—ln Jackson
township. nine miles southeast of this city,
an east bound exprrss train on the Sickei
Pinto railroad. while rounding n Ihnn’
curve, struck a wagon containing John S
Smith. his wife and three entail children.
All were instantly killnl. ,1}
The uruntl PM”: Are Tit-rm
hoe Aromas. Cal. April st -—il. B. Gar
retaou. grand senior cbiei of the Order oi
Railway Conductors, and A. ll. Younger
assistant grand chiei‘ of the Engineen
Brotherhood, have arrived here to adjust
the troubles between the terminal railroad 0‘ belvlli‘illnli operation
and its employees. ' _. '
Ancient 1f. Dllwea Discovered.
Gl‘ANl‘A‘I‘O, Mon, April iii—There in a
big stir in mining circle. here over the dis
cover] of extensive and rich deposits of tin
south of this city in this state. The find
was made by Frank Gordon, an American
prospector. The new tin properties here
evidences of having been worked by the
Aztecs centuries ago.
rector of the mint.
lion-IBM
statement that United
Stevens would relinquish
and return home Mayfllaa
This same queatidu arose during the last
administration when the suggestion of an
oillelal residence for the prenltlent was un-
derdiacusslou. El-Pmlllrnl Harrison open
remarked that he had no objection to liv-
ing in the same building in which his ofllce
was located. but asfihe walked from his
sleeping apartments into his public oillce
he was frequently reminded of the mer-
chant who resided in Ibe.back part of his
Ilaaker Cannon selected Agata.
Wasmxoros. April ‘24. 4— Henry W. Can
not: the banker of New York city. has
been invited by the pmhlentto again repre
lent the United States as one of in dele
gates to the international monetary mu
ference which adjourned to meet at lime --..._..____._.
aela May 30 next.
The oldest Bank Cashier hall-s.
"h awaited with interest, many professing
to believe that Commissioner Blount will
Pothi so. Me. .Ade tit—Ed ward Gould.
who is the oldest bank cashier in the coun-
try, has sent in his reaignatlon as cashier
of the National Tradera' bank, to take ef-
fect next flaturday, which will he the six
tletb anniversary of his continuous service
Aacrrneudent ealledupouthecommlo
den-ranlaskedhlmiftherewasnnytruth
htterapnrtthat be intended leavingfor
WAuatralin, which
The Theosophical Conventions.
M o." ”a" ‘”"M’ New Yottlt. April sewn. convention oi
Wasnrsuros, April in ~fn one rrepeot
at last all applicants for public More are
treated alike by President Cleveland and
that is the reception by them of an answer
to their petitions. To every application
that is received at the White House a neat
type written reply signed by the private
secretary is returned. Visitors to the oili-
cial portion of the White House observe
grant stacks of letters. must of them appli-
cations forniilre and a force of clerks h
:52: constantly employed in directing so
lung Dist-nae walking.
BIRLIK, April Sit—The arrangement-for
the pedestrinu competition between Berlin
and Vienna have been completed. (term
and Austrian competitors alike will start
from Berlin on May 29 and ll. The cota-
petitors are to talk only between I a m.
Marlin “he a ltwg.
Altos. lite, April it» Mrs. Richard
lame. colored, to yearsago was bitten by a
dog. Now she banks at intervals and be
fore being tied crawled about on all fours.
The authorities are in a dilemma to know
what shall be done with her.
hauled la a Car.
flutters. Tea, Andante; freight train
danhsdn astoc tranat .u k .
lug. Unwind” turned a." ‘2‘ gm rasninlscent of his work in Brooklyn.
steam and water tilled the heart)!" car at ”WMNW'“ m“
construction train. four men hm- V-I'i ‘0 "a” Dem
horror. April u.~—hfystarions billy
Smith. who it» luatwnn the welterweight
championship of the world, has deposited
a forfeit «Ma-an contestoiauotlerto
uaeph’l em Diet horns of England.
ll. ohm liar. flatnut
lgh mass In the pun no Its-then Arrested.
. Prisms. N. 1.. April et—Victer and
Hunger fiawoif. brothers. were lockrd u
i
I
l.
Il'anl A-neely I» trials Pris-ans.
New Tons. April lit—A well attended
meeting of the Minotaur-sci the [rink
organisations of New York city and its
vicinity, who are anxious that the English
government liberate the irish political
prisoners, took place at Odd Yellows' hall.
AcbleagaIM-et
cmcaoo. April u—‘i‘he dead body
W a roofermns found at
tbecornerofimisand m
Themauhndevideutlyheenelubbedfmm
behind and then stabbed to death. The
crimeisthoaghttohetheworkofvobhnva
line mane-e one or Ty'haa.
luYona.AprlltL—-lfimlietitfa'l'own«
the ”seal watery for America for
lrisadly snooty. whownstsken
from sons timber- and tags. bgke'e
hospital on enday so ag re-
typhus fever, died the.
”Winona-unmet».
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nets-tit given an
ally tat-n at Belem-nth. anion
nu tobansedssahespitalior snluers
menu. Bewlliplaaelnltftlo
ferthassefpatlsnta
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his
Did list Attend chants.
WAIIIIIMOI, April
attendance
BI.-'l'hen was a
at the first Pralrytarlap
no ht having
seeing
Ins Cleveland. who have decided to make
this their church during their residence
pointed in notsseing
failed to put In an
werehadyseaided.
'l‘lso nea- Attended Intro.
Vanities-roe. April “can. but. oi
Verena and part
church on Capitol
celebrated peetlilcal it
once of an extremely lugs
hora. Theywvred
themhewevsrflor
luthsafternoout
hiawife enumerated by
melt went out for a long drive in the
”anvil-[lumen
(Jenna! railroad, w Ile his
the
Ian an Infernal Insular.
1m. Apdltt—Anlnisraal tarsal-a
apparently to be operated by else
trielty. was found in the garden of a boner
ln'l'ottsaham Court read. Afminmple M m. ,- It
recently disappeared from thnhonaa u. b n"
“illu- at Italaapears‘e Grave.
when eta
’- body was Mgbtfslly ma-
mammalian...
Wm
use the
Itsatiord-enAvea.
mu to std-erad- teeth endow
and it with idles.
Ali—ererApslIen-ana.
one or cosoensen news
transom without a bond issue.
been discovered at Fort Wayne.
the Mexican war, died in Washington.
In being fanned.
arctic trip this summer.
Nine students at the Delaware univer
linen
case
lby some young New York toughs.
day in New York. .
captured.
threaten a general strike this week.
A (‘attle “aura-tilt.
unload, but were arrested.
Life Saved by a Corset Steel.
that she was serving with drinks.
Wholesale Evictio- by the )Illltary.
during the wor.
Brewers lay Strlke on any Day.
decide whether to strike on May Day.
the deceased.
Recovered After lany h'aara.
whiskey ring exposure was made.
Sullerl Away l‘or Santa.
lttlled Visit With Dyna-Ha.
Canaan of lllgls Degree.
Nine 1'.er the White Yell.
ceived into the sisterhood of St. Joseph.
hers charged with the shooting of Edwn
row started in a saloon.
Imelfle-llonadm.
New York bankers decided not to ad
vauce gold ext )t in small sum-to the
A woman sullerlug from leprosy has
General Edward 1'. Benign veteran oi ,
A big steel syndicate to oppose Carnegie
Heuuuaut Peary may notmake another
nity were dirmiucd for brutal hazing prso
Senator Murphy of New York has been
summoned an a witness in the Disehlet
The lB—yenr-old son of Editor Walker oi
the Cosmopolitan Magazine was stabbed
The waiters in in s New York hotels
Enron”, Kan. April fit—There in much
excitement here over the arrival of 19 cars the kind be
Ramon, April its—The First infantry
regiment, eight companies, will go to
James City today to aid the civil authori-
ties in removing 2.!” colored'squatters
from the lands of James A. Bryan. One
company will go on the steamer Lily,
which curries a Hotchklan gun. The col—
and people are still defiant. They were
settled on thin land by federal authorities
CLIVELAXD. April St.-—The members of . .
the Brewers' union held a meeting to re Makes an event-day convenience of an Map With prices can be seen 3‘
ccivea report from their employers in re Mum: luxury. Pure and whflksom the real estate oflice 0f
gard to an increase of wages that has been ~ . -
den-n d d The reply ".8 “atmumm Prepared wnh strupulous care. Highs!
and they will hold a meeting this week on
church. Among the funeral party from
New York were Earl'ice President Morton
and wife and Mr. William Street, son oi
\t‘asntso’tox, April or. — The North 'Nifll'm'm‘ “" "m “m“
American Commercial company. which up... (,9. m. mad reputation of one of the
bastin- exclusive right of taking fur scale oldest. Inst successful, and largest ag
upon the l’ribyloi islands in Alaska, has 59“" l“ “”"k‘ W for WNW
sent its agents from here for the purpose All WI!" ”and
SA! mistsco. April Marmara Cor
cam of high degree arrived from Coven.
One party re resents the embassy from
“*0 AWHU‘" Win“ 0' the “marble-l Cores to the tilted States and the other
society met at Aryan hall. There was a
fair attendance, delegates being pruenl m. World's fair.
from n nun-Ian of the principal cities oi m..-m.._........
the country and from England.
party unnprincs the royal commission to
Losu istnxn (.‘m. April 2t. — Nine
young novice-a attached to St. Joseph's
academy at Flushing. L. i.. took the whitr
veil at theacademy and were formerly re
““1“
limit-lungs celebrates an Anniversary.
New Your. April 9t—The Rev. Dr. T.
Dertt 'l‘nltnage celebrated the Stilt aunt
versary of his Wt. oi the limklyn
tabernacle. lie preached a special sermon
scents-aches and Peter Van Drrileet. The
Caisson. April ItwA secret meeting at
gawk-magnet! of it: (fissile
V. it!” II MW I mi
not w 9"“ “"7" '""""7" minute-stat in this city taludorastht
links-plates birthdsywas estebateaat “Nun“
m Bacon. ll.J..April It—Jonepb
Bewaaeymuemployse of the [tall Signal
.. newly new at Garwood. killed on the
Mo built configuration-tenth”.
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flau'uec'ql’etil’sn.
Ito-Ivory” Iti-
eithsr have to m
lfyou
expect to rate
A t,
that will not [i _.
cause you
‘° 9
expec-to-rate
too freely.
Sold in
0f
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large fies. Avoid
Nations—and insist on having the
Bn-Tirn President lovinn’a lather Buried NONE 517C” brand. or
Pot'mtxrzcrsts. 5.11. April u—The fu- IERRELL 8: SOULS. Syracuse. NJ in
ncrul of Susan Watts Kearney, mother ol nil ly
Mrs. Levi P. Morton, was held in Christ . , . . . Th
HEATERS.
SELEBT mun
prospective home.
them; you can see the model
cottages already built.
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
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69 \llSililliTill STREET.
WOW !
33...... 2 Large Lot‘s Bumtt Ave.
Good Lots
Woudwardflve.
llice Lots
Riverside lve.
District Attorney Steel has asked for a A51: {or '4 Chaise Lots
delay in the bearing of evidence in the
Carlyle Harris case before a commissioner.
.Govctnor Flower hns made Thursday,
the date of the naval review, a public boll
Pedro Garcia. a Mexican outlaw, was - '5 8'8hfly I'o's
$ overlooking the harbor.
Lincoln Ave.
on the Bluii
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
offered than these lots on
of Texas cattle consigned to be unloaded
for pasture on the Brogan ranch. Last that the “landward estate.
year the Te an: attic brought thecoutagion
of Spanish fever, from which over $0.0“ assuages and years ago l Offered “my fir“
worth of uativecattle died. The chairman thcs. pu’c'lase Of these 10“! on terms
of the state live stock sanitary commission 500 to suit It
hasordevrd the sherifl not to allow them The King Oi the pquhmr' They
in be unloaded. The owners attempted to are mostly paid up now, and
all chews! their warrantee deeds are noted
The Sentinel nearly every
Jensev Ctrr. April alt—Charles Wal- week—the ha owners of a
lluski, a Polish saloon keeper, was arrcatcd EVC 3 H here ! ” ppy
charged with shooting his wife. Dr. Gray
says the bullet would have killed her but
that it stntck a corset steel and wasturned
downwards, plowingn ridge in her side.
The police any Walliuski fired the shut be-
cause he was jealous of the attentions his
wife was receiving from a drunken crowd
amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
PRICE,
$350, $400, etc.
TllLilil & GBLDEN.
Wasntxmos $1.,
on the premises of JOHN
NDS; also at tho otlicc of
9 Old \Vell Cigar (30.. H3
Washington street.
pectrdsaceeutbatwillnwatvl yoareloria We
a he
on Mndoothefnceofthiemrh.ini
”mite-Oldfiworthufbaalueaah mad
easy to Lara. and instructions sosimple and plain. “m"
who take
hold of the busiacee reap the advantage that
that the business sorendily and ly yields.
grnadly and more
realise their greatest ra ultras. Those who
it Ind exactly as we is tree-r. Therelaplnty
room for a few more workers. and we urge
and James Ambrldge, all of Amsterdam, lpartiru are by return lull. rest. Iain
lmre been arrested on a charge of killing "W" ‘ “9" n” 1"" "’- Au'MI' :2;
fish in the Mohawk river by the use of dy- you
narnlte cartridges. .
watt Hill us lililllllilills
. 5" [‘m'm- April “’4‘" compromise ' nfew dayanadyoa will be startled at the our:
pnigmcnt against him in 1816. Louis Ten
one: the durum, has paid sewn into the genital! Mn"! h" Mi"- '° "" “I '8'“
l'nitnl Slates treasury. Teuscher was “'1;
euni lot will) on his bond when the hole easilyandhonornbly made b and paid to V""’““"‘” “7" “V'YHWW’NW by "WP“
I“ 0‘ Eli. ‘omg' boys, girls in our statement of
“5:" '°' “' ”h m" "'“',,,",,,:,°.'§,'°' mmli'rfli‘f‘imom iii‘iniifif“.ilti.?flifi'
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as n ouhave anyidraof. The D '0 d year. hundreds of people have been in~
lice: it)
be extravagant and sensatiomrl clslms
efur many proprietary medicinemf lite-
TAKE
thereto be a at once. if you are airead ew- our medicine an a blmd purifier anal Spring
l-‘oltr mfg-"g. 3;, y" All?“ any.“ played, but re a few spare moments, wbh funk- and gladly testify to tin wonderfully
. t adv t . the writ t o vitallzini: pm
“organ. Edward Rivera. John Rockfeller ?;“,m 0:, "3.5%, a‘l’iil'nz'm' weakness, de liity and im- of appe'filr
than
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corrupt.
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so once as».
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Supetphosphate.
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Bam lard lanum.
Iii-Slanted Until.
lalldl‘laslef.
andlalld Sail
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FUR NiTU R E
GMAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
E. c. ToutLthoti'.
LICENSED PIIAHIAOM.
Successor to 1. hi. H0".
We'are in an age of Perfume, and bya
thousand artful wutrivuncss all the delicious
odors of. the garden are taken into captivity
The fragrant Violet is impris-
oned. and the delicate subtle flavors of a
thousand floral beauties are brought into
requisition so that woman. lovely womanv
may bloom tlieibrlghtcr. (if all the choice var-
ieties of Perfumes none can compare with our
DR. t5. W. oARMER.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
Teeth filled nml Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
You know . .
BEST 5111' OF TEETH ON RED BURKE“-
h’o better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted without pain,
M a. vllllllxll Air or Aruphene).
Teeth tilled with Am
Teeth tilled with Platinum.
Teeth filled with ”will,
All Work Guaranteed.
Oll‘lt'enpon from B I. In. untll 9 p. -.
EntrnnI-e So. {2 Washington st.
E.0.Morrisiaiei}o
Successors to E. (f. Morris ti: ('o.
it Sudhury St, Boston, Mass.
F i re and
rji’tooi Sales.
lain truth. As our claims have
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
DEPOSIT Willi Of All Kilns.
The Best Sales in the Ierlt.
ill.“ in use. Always pn-
srm their contents.
lilo-old in Iron. lieu. aim that t lie
when Mini mi! safes were minute-aim“
heat. preserving their mntente.
(Yildhllflllhi lifl'lllill also In the (that
live in hill. in tbeiirrat lloetoss Fire
lid in all iltcgvrni Brew alnre. lie
for ultimate. Aurnta wattle-l.
Old and Reliable
DAILY omecr
Freight Line
NEW YORK
80th Egtmall
Norwalk.
mum
Gilt of‘yorwali
rites. its aim in (nomination,
no chemicals and having nondimem
be ng composed of the lien! vegetable blood
ilernevrr known. nothing can be better for
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