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1 210 files 1 Fort Mill-
":2: {gfifm 2...;xawun] Olsen a! Gold. Ilowsvsr. Are (la-lag In
one. The predictions of Null! Vm. Iro- lany declines o! the (low-try.
trying; lthfly “mg 'l'ltat lystsrieas Cantos-asset Ir. Jan-
w p nto nous waves - , , .
ally placid waters oi Hampton Rude daa s—Caaadaslllaeoastsathrloaey.
failed to be ruliwl .Tha oer-awn- II Wasnlxorox. sprites—At the cabinet
smooth II the typical mill pond, and “D mmc‘flid‘ Wt In"!
winduthongh cold ""1 trssh,did M at proposition of the New Yorklmnkersto
anytmoug‘witbmmfldsnttem’wn “Wit".
muss , m . ' "1" esrtaineoudl "n"
his accident oceurredaod therewasno." “'7 ““5 I‘M- ltwae "'1
stitch in the programme at any point. save Mons”! Ill-wed and finally NM
intbeinabllityoisomeoi theforelgnves- ed. What this proposition was is not
eels to maintain even the moderate speed known here, as Garliele declined
setby the Philadelphia. When the fleet tomake itatevmapnblie. ltwunoghow-
““‘d °“" of Hampton M it. ever, ctmsidered advantageous to the gov-
°'27'ml" "“1““ i“ "°c°‘“m',”' luthis er-nmrut~ This was the culmination of
position ”d with the dark bottle M several propositions submitted, one of
torpedo boat CushingJoming llkeacurk which “n drclin ed last Batu ' A
under the rt narter oi the Philadelphia
the combin’rod littlest passed out to sea counter prove-idea ‘13 “”3 made '3! "it
The Brazilians were the em to lag be- bsnkmto the amt-r10! the ins-arr.
bind, and it was not long before only the which was received last Monday. Tblawas
topmast 0‘ We“ Ship! were vislble. also rejected, and in turn the secretary sub-
Fonr Noble Column- milled a proposition to them, which they
The fleet sailed in double column till alsoraiusedtoaeeept.
evening quarters were sounded on the All mm thcrcion.betweeu the
bugle. Signals were then made for "‘h treasury department and the New York
columnto double, andthen four ”1m. bankers are 01 at least for the resent,
breast the ships settled down for an all ' _ P
:ight “m and Secretary Carllsle will look in other
H exalt even at that early hour. The “it!“ scene at sea wasbriiliant. m directions to continue to replete the treas-
”tripped anchor shortlyairsrv numerous masthead and mi and green or! sold. The adminislntioodoesuot de-
lights oi the men-of-war studded tbesky sire to issue bonds and will not do so ex-
as if an array oi gigantic planets had been oept as a last resort. That time, in their
' sprung into being, while themed and white opinion, has not yet arrived, and if their
electric lanterns oi the Ardois signals ellorts to obtain gold are successful will
flashed rind died like gloworma. not soon be reached.
A couple of steam yachts that had fol- Representative Wise of Virginia all“!
lowed the fleet ran along without apparent on the president and presenlcd a petition
edort. No other ships were in sight. As signed by bankers and business men of
amatter of precaution Admiral Gherardi Richmond asking the president to issue
had lsida course which carried the ships bonds to relieve the financial situation.
l00r15 miles further out than the usual The president received the petition, but
course from the Capes to New York,and gave no indiution of what his intention
the wisdom of this action was apparent in Will be in the direction oi following the
the freedom from intericrence on the part "muons made therein.
oi passing vessels which the lleet expe- ——-
riencod. At 10 o'clock in the morning the A '“8 u“ 'm WWI."-
American and foreign vessels were sig- Ramona, Apriln—Prssidentbonglas
ualed irom the Philadelphia to {all into B. Thomas telegraphed Secretary Carlisla
line similar to that which they presented that the Merchants National bank is will-
onleaving Hampton Roads. This evoirp ing to put at the disposaloitbe govem
tion was accomplished most creditahly, mcnt smooo oi gold. nearly one-halfotthe
not only by the United States vessels. gold which the bank holds. The offer was
which might have been expected to act MUM Thomas said that be
well together, but also by theioreign meu- was prompted to his action by the state
and runs to a large stone llnarry opera
lnyuisowusssoi themed. The grade is
int-1T" 150 feet lathe mile.
nan sleet.
gins . his son.
andJohaKPyla. with biawiisaad
daughter.
The three latter were hurled under the
engineasltlespedl‘romtbstruekand
were instantly killed. Neil and his son
were iatslly scalvled. 0n the cars were a
large number of workiugmeu, some of
whom jumped from tberunaway train and
escaped with slight injuries.
The balance were crushed in the wreck.
How many is not yet known. Swan bodies
have already been recovered. The wildest
rumors as to the nuutberoi persons killed
and injured are afloat and intense excite-
ment prevails. as many of the persons
known to have been on the train are resi-
dents oi Somerset or have relatives living
here.
ROI-.aflflelealeof
Isolate-common Is New
‘ [adverse-emanati-
‘flfiemuamtnfls
" asi‘w’hiflrswuug at sneborthereall
##me way again this morn-
flptwednpintothelllorth river to
_ ‘Hrpmidueiortomorsow’sreview.
”thuswasadeafening boomof
1‘ Item the three dosenfovmidable
, m Thiswasiollowedbsiore
Thrash-d by Open Singers.
Prrrssvno, April moA lively tilt be-
tween the members at the Anton Seidl and
im- the military bands on the mans
,v ger,0.l‘.l.ocke,occurredjustaaths
“I" Gravesud by W” alive company were leaving the city. The cause
was the nonpayment oi salary due the art»
his. The company appeared here to a
small audience, and at the Union station
made a general demand (or back salaries
The singers, male and female, dually “r
tasked Air. locks with their umbrellu
lie was receiving rough treatment when
the night odlcsrs of the station interposed
and peace was patched up.
ltayonsts la Belfast's stunts.
Loxnox. April fl—The rioting In the
streets continued. Repeated encounters
between Orangemen and police resulted
In 3) arrests. The crowd packed Peter’s
hill ior blocks and refused to be trudged by
the police. Two companies oi infantry
cleared the streets with llxed bayonets. It
breportrd this evening that more troops
have been sent to Belfast. as more serious
riots are believed to be threatening for to-
morrow.
dstbat
erth river docks soon after
Statue Unveiled.
Cs tala Vo- Selrader Now.
the crowd was immense. '
Hannlssmro. April 26.»‘l'he president
has appointed First Lieutenant Frederick
Wll’.
motto is Quick?
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. blamesenly the guardsat SlugSing forthe
Emma Juch Concert companyaud their fl
. M! altrrlflo’cloekand
. , wasstlllswinginginouthe
Islandreaeh.
)‘ Mwerealsoprraentwmarinesand
“a heksts from the navy yard and the
”hereof the 18 NewYorkSwedishao-
In mien begauwith singing by
new societies under thedircetion oi
Pub-w Jose! neutrons. Prayer rol-
m the Rev. laurits Stolp. Mr.
.coleludthe actof theleglalar
,whlebmnctioned the erectionof the
7 and lies Erclinda Anderson me
I the monument. As this was done
. g _ mutter hilautonomoh, which was an—
Wofl thsBattery. fired anatirm
. , dflguns. Animator-molly“
from the statue to thecity, and Presl-
“ ' PallDansof tbspark
db
m. Ilse Anna Walberg read an ode,
*9. males ended with the singing
d utlaad" and “Bali Columbia."
”‘Mmflthmt-
I
.lilli.
ment of President Cleveland that it is the
flow The! looked It 300*- lntentiou of the present administration to
Iv. was fully fio'clock before the Brazil- maintain the parity of gold and silver as
inn fleet got into its place at the foot oi the far as possible, and that the treasury coin
slnrlmnnl column and the Miantouomoh notes presented would hereafter be paid in
got into herborthot the rear of the port gold,ashas beretoiore been the practice.
column. ilach national salute was so- This bold utterance of the president, said
swerni by Forts Wadsworth and Hamil. Mr. Thomas. has had a reassuring client in
ion in turn tiring their lbinch smooth financial circlsaand hssdone muehtoward
horns and Sinch ride guns. restoring confidence. which is so much
What n racket the saluting all made. needed in the existing feverish condition
The :Tlfil'p boom of the cannons from ships of the monetary situation
and ions rolimi over the water in a rum- ---———-
M.» that brain into a crash when the sound I’ll-N the Gold 000-.
my... sir-”k n \vnrdzip and made the MDXTBEAL, April {iii—The large ship-
nIvE—~ v9 m like no extra sharp crush oi mentaof gold min from Sew York toi‘nn-
thumb ._ ;-‘ .vlr ml oitrn interrupts the adaduring the past few days have caused
mam :o 'r or a hard thunder shower. considerable comment in financial circles.
\t’m-n uliol the vessels werest rest and It is learned that the amount generally
the mu- oi the salutes had died awaylt believed to have been brought into Mon-
was soon that the Americans hadbyiartbe ire-l has been greatly exaggerated, the
smartest looking boutsof the iicetandone whole sum probably not amounting to
naval curiosity such as no other navy pas. more than tampon The greater portion
names; the English had the most aggro-e of this was required to strengthen the
ire looking, the Blake; the French the banks’ me, which had been depleted
wickrdest looking croft.theJohu Bart; the by withdrawalsoi special time as well as
Argentine Republic the isstestandmost demand deposits. The manager oi the
graceful vessel, the Nneve ds Julio: the Bankoi Montreal said that his bank had
Braziliansthe only battleship, the A1111” not brought any gold into Canada. and
don; the Germans the only tripple screw that there was no likelihood of its dolngsov
vessel in the fleet, the Kalasrin Augusta, ‘
and so the naval honors went. But in the '" "N" h'"“" """"
msgnzlmsoi slitheseve-elawaaaeapae- 1““ 30F}. APT". u—Nf- Jordan at
ity for destruction which every uneiovgot, ollned ill-“ml! ‘0 "I anything in "I.
but which it let loosewould make an as— “W ‘0 M' mm” “A“ bank ill!“-
mnm. ”am {a a.“ kind 0‘ a.“ daulsand other financiers or about the re-
which the books m] as marked a). MAP ported proposition oi Air. Carlisls which
sting of MM mm in up. sphere. he laid before those gentlemen. and their
~———— r-pouass thereto. it was reported that
We! Trip er I» luv (luvs-III- lost. Secretary Carllsle would visit this city and
Quanas'nsl. i-l. Lllprll ill—«Tbs new would meetlhe leaders of the associated
quarantine Governor Flower made bankpresldcuts.
her trial trip under highly favorable eou- m
dltlonl. " Among those on board were mm" "" 7-D" '0'"!-
anrantine Cmnmlssionev Allan, Dr. Jan- Tomaso. AP?“ “4“” if“! banks will
kins. health olllmof tbsportoi New York; accept United Slate-silver certificates only
liupcrintsndent Starla of the quarantine It I discount of l per cent. The banks
commission, J. W. Brown, District AttorL lake Odin-IT Mimic"! embachs at par
ney Ridgway of Brooklyn, .l. W. Bennett, from their customers; but will not accept
J. R. Pay, iiugb Ramsey and Alderman them It I“ from strangers. ”all".
CbapmanofPrrthArnboy. Shortly before Whvsplawdsdlaeoustoitpsrosnt
[h 01ml)? Flower ”my“ My "1' u I“ Am wk
Dr. Jenkins received a from Gov-
morFlowneapvsesingthsWsrwgret “hum““r
that he was unable toleavs Albanyiatime or. More. April fl—Ji‘hs Boatmsa’s
tobspresentsttbetrialteipoi hiss-mo bauIloi thiselty tel Secretary
mks. Carllslr. oflerlng hint W,” in gold. The
Thenswersitiaabeeuty. Shelauhst onerwes accepted Mal-graphed they
over all. ill}; lest beam and 9 int depth oi turned over the metal.
hold. liar routines are of tbsoompousd
tier horse power 3::
low “M Anetta" law-pad.
maawhowaslapvisne hersiovswlodling
iarmsrcrowlsyeateimayearssnbes
mommwmmm memohmdm-hrm sad no
darierllout oi theirsotortosta prisoner.
Abeattwowseksagssmaawhoseidthst
”ml-M lstkimiakaAastia.as tbsrsware
New You, April I—Abent filiew mislflsaetotarabimovertoethsr
Jersey-smlmspsstivsoi
atteedrdtbs
' skipAlssksl-lylegattbs bottom at the
Von Schndcroi the Twelfth lniantl'y tubs
captain in the quartennaster's department.
This appointment is received with gratin—
cation in military circles.as it lsheld loiu~
«Alcatr- lhat President Cleveland intends to
fill the stall appointments by promotion
from the army and not to select civilians.
Kn Trouble at James City.
Rsuzltm. April fl.—lt is now apparent
that the squatter question at James City
will he settled and that trouble will be
averted as expected Troopsare still on the
ground. but the latest indications point to
a graceful settlement and that the negro
tenants will pmlmhly lease the property
from James A. Bryan, the owner.
A Isa—her l'lght Brewing.
Brrr'ALO. April 2G. ——There is every indi-
cation of serious trouble in Hull-lo and
Tonawanda between the lumber dealers
and the lumber shove-rs. it is no longer a
disagreement about rates and terms. but a
question as to whether the lumber unions
shall exist or go down.
Voters- Dv. Hassoy'a Death.
Prmsr'no. April m4». C. G. liussey,
possibly the wealthiest citisen oi western
Pennsylvania, is dead. Mr. ilussey was
the pioneer In the copper business of the
United States. having largo interests in the,
Lake Superior regions. llo was over 90
years oi age.
Jeslsr Won the right.
Wruvsnassa. Pa..Aprilm.~~l.nnls Jes
ter and James Clark fought here ior a
purse oi tron and the lightweight cham‘
plop-hip. Tho-re were sporting men pm
ent irom all portions of the country. Joe
tar won in the thirteenth round.
A Useless caster-ass Itsded.
Totrno, April awn» nWlatlona for
the settlement oi the dlflculty ire-tween the
Ann Arbor road and ths Brotherhood of
lammotlve Engineers, which have burn
in progress here for several days, have re-
sulted in nothing.
A [Destroying Drowsy.
Maroon. lila. April fl—‘L'lulme lilie-
meo, a tanner is intros, put all his horses
and cattle and valuables into the barn and
then set it on live. Everything was do
atloystl. lls then kllkd himself with a
shotgun. ____________ M
llnlp Inst. hot Crew level.
Elsa Moreno. Apriln—Jl'hs Americas
ocean, oll‘ Trinidad. on the northern Csll~
imiaeoast. 'l‘hscaptain and crewol it
‘Tfimflifit
Mon. April as 4v. n. lillbam oi line
. was awarded the Rush traveling
Roles-hip in Europe ice the sent two
yssrawithesisessssefllmwnar.
Innate-rulers.
isms Boomer“ I-«llel ls,
pltbassattbstorekaenslmlse'i’a‘fi'lm
mausatymmaerasslsatsd. 'i'bsmlssrs
«this a
M, may in
fimafiizsm.m
amassing”
Van} . "April ~sdsr
new .1!“ sealants that
new
nswhhwhlis
hbmlslsghpnsss.
"’13”
”tit
In-‘i‘hs Halibut 'i'.
' Anal-evaluate
Mutual
».
0-. agradnateoi the lamltots oi ‘l‘eebnoh tor
WWW-”M
in nuns :
P I." Allll Nil
1 "" 'r'u-“muto' sin-hm I”?
dune, where their
nose. Routines,
Ac curacy and
Low Prices.
at polite yarn.
iathsemp‘gyvdtw 113w
vs .
‘elrs‘bfiososusso news.
Justice Cullen oi Brooklyn sentenced
three no
The taking of additional lestimony in
the case oi Carlyle llsrrls was It be-
ioreflsuator llaines in the city ital , New
York.
State Superintendent o! Prisons Lathrop
camps of lioebl and Palllster.
The Columbus monument at Chlmgo
was unveiled. ‘
The new armoryoi the First regiment oi
the Illinois national guard was burnedaud
several men perished in the names.
A hand oi MZqus in Chicago for the
World’s ialr captured a train and heldit
beesuseoue of their uumberlostsoms
property in a car.
Two convictson their way from Peeks-
klll to Sing Sing in care oi n sberili es—
caped from the train.
Governor Flower dgned the antipool-
room bill.
A coroner's Jury exonerated William lio-
lAnllen of Brooklyn, who caused the death
oiau ltalisu who had attempted to kiashis
wife.
Forest fires are again doing damage in
New Jersey near Port Republic.
Tomorrow is a legal holiday in New York.
The last annual report of President
Dwight of Yale oollqe shows a big in-
ermse in the number of students.
—.
n’t be a cow,
and chew your cud.
Over-rips I’ll-s l'all.
Wasslsoros, April tit—The following
appointments were announced at the White
ouse:
1.. F. McKinney of New Hampshire. to be en-
voy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
of the United States to Columbisz, Thomas l...
Thompson of Callioruia. to be envoy extraor-
dinary and minister pleuipoientiary of the
United States to Brasll; George William Cs-
vuih of Arline-vats tube minister resident and
consul general of the l'nlted States to Portu-
gal: John ll. Wiley of New York. to be consul
oi the l‘nlled States at Bordeaux: Harvey
Myers of Kentucky. to be a commldonor from
Kentucky toWorld's Columuan mm:
J. C. Sanders 0! Georgia, to be anallernate
commissioner irom Georgia on the World‘s Co-
lombian oommlmion; Owen 1'. Rome oi Ari»
na territory. to be associate justice or the an-
prrrne court oi the territory of Arieoua.
Be a gentleman,
and chew
vaaltlce la a- Asylum
' Aussr, April m—The commissioners
oi the state board of charities, who investi-
gated the State Custodial Asylum for Fee-
ble Minded Women at Newark, Wayne
county, have died a report in which they
say: “From all the evidence we find that
the superintendent, the matron and the
first assistant matron have practiced the
infliction of corporal punishments upon the
defenseless patients under their care, and
that said punishments have frequently
been of grossly cruel and inhuman charac-
ter, and we recommend radical remedies
even to the reorganisation oi the internal
administration of the institution."
\
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and nlmlswme.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
age makes two large firs. Avoid
'talions— and insist on having ills
NONE SUCH brani.
HERRELL It SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
oi! ly
wnu mi gs
a low days. aadysa will be startled st the urn 8‘
momtmwlllnwardyoar s \s.
lively haveihe best business melee as sgrn:
m can be fused on the last at this rann.
Ill... pvwlt on .161). worth aibwaiasas ls
bet reallyaadboaorably made byes-l paid to
he oi men, women, boys, sad girls is our
rum. You can stake mosey learn at work be
It is
Refund to See lather Ilalerty.
Rfl'lllls‘iliii, April as. — Rev. Charles
Flaherty of Mount Morris, who was con-
vlctsd at Geneseo on Friday, arrived here
accompanied by about it!) of the members
of his congregation. The party me here
to petition Bishop McQuaid to permit Fa-
ther Flaherty to continue as rector oi St
Patrick's while the appeal which he has
taken iron: the verdict of the jury is pend-
ing before. the general term and the court
of appeals. An audience with the bishop
was denied. The bishop said that he would
take what action was proper in the case at
the proper time.
livawgellsts In Jail.
Pans ilnrok. R. .1, April all—The nine
evangelists of Park Ridge, who are in
Hackensack jail. charged with wnspiriug
to about Hermon Storms out of his vain.
able form a: Woodellll,wil|, it appears.
spend the green-r part oi the summer he-
hind the have. Herman Storms oflersd to have “I “a“ The M” '9
bail out his wife, but she rviused unis. migm'wfimh”“fifififl
the others could be rel it has leaked uni: 0: Illegal” reap ahead-2F“?-
out that Silas and Mason a light just A M- '0‘“ RP-
before their arrest because the iorrner had m .wm': mm
been making love to Mrs. Minnie Stewart that tbsbasinue ssrsadily seclusion-sly yields.
without the consent of Mason. the leader an M W‘-
rnllas their greatest .féadlor those was
i it lad exactly as we tell them. Thervlsplesey
roe-totalsw-mrwoskm,aadwrarp
the-to he‘s at user. it you are slrrad em.
mend. bar are a few spare more. wish
use them to advaatep, then write as at one:
for this is our mad opportunity . and rrcrlr
all in an by rel-rs mall. m4.
Ill: 0 00.. Ilsa No. “0, Augusta, ls
oi the band.
trouble at Bans Btvseh'a lotus-sat.
Mar's Lasmso, N. J.. April m-‘l'hs
troubles existing at the Baron illrscb set»
tlemsnt. Woodbine. between the dissatis-
fied farmers and the committee that gov-
ern the slain oi the society will be taken
into court today, and the result is aus-
Ionaly waited by the peopled the colony.
The suits are brought by thalamus. who
have received warrants oi .: and ~
who will heevieted at once if the company
wins the suit unless they comply with the
rules and condltlons oi the company.
A (lo-plies” Base.
‘ Aarrrannaa. N. Y.. April macho W.
nghrnry, pension atwrney and sx-jostles
oi the peace, was recently arrested on the
charge of forging a decree in a divorce suit
brought by Mrs. Corneliusfisniorri against
her husband. lithe charged that be was a
lunatic. Banford's lather now beings are
tioo lstbuupmeourtoubshali of his
son for divorce from Mrs. Word on the
groundttathlssoswasot smoosdmlnd
(mtdemlacewvt.
Pomeranian H. Y.. April mwosorgs
Aihow was aroused to three
two-tenths isstaisprisoa asdllaad
the sale of groan
listritdto commit suicide while on his
we tojslisaddeelaree bewill
ssii lisereetsdqalts
work.
temehspafls the with”
i“.
mitten-habit?“ h.
Wmua‘sfih‘bh
muons-seeder. '
WM
. not make a beginning now?
_ SAWYEIl’S
.. ’ ‘ ‘33
HEATERS. ' '
‘ sauces. .
s'rovss.
TiN. “WARE
l’lnlllllg ll all its Britches.
Hill 8T0“ Plllllifll Slll’l’llES
T. 8. llllNAlllSllN,
South Norwalk. '3
Potatoes.
W
TheliestandehestAsaovtmntot
FISH
Wholesale and Retail l‘lfll lsrket.
llunlfiilufl,
6!! WASHINGTON STREET.
sum nun
(1mm:
2 Large Lois Burnt! Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 llice Lots ‘
Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice Lots
lincnln Ave.
I5 Sighlly Lots
on the Blull
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be ofl’ered than those lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots "on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—tho happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
————oo>———
PRICE,
$350, $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate office of
TAlLllll 8: GOLDEN,
Wasursuros 81:,
or on the premises of JOHN
HTNDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar (30., 83
Washington street. 0‘27
llllllllllllllli
in the extravagant and aeration-l (‘lalltlll
mule-for many proprietary medicines"! the
present day are always lmprml by A simple
stalemeni of lain truth. Annur claims have
been hrs-«inn la and fully prown in the re-
markable rurra oi blood rllarasee during the
smifly‘rvr. hundreds oi people have lmvninv
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