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Vigor
“this. and my , ‘
color, moire.
;:peevsnts it from fat
tendericy to boldness:
all ”flu after. having lilo ty-
“7"!” head was lwrfoetly bald.
In W to try Ayer'a’yair Vigor.
stem 1 has used not s bottle. the
M mhm- Two more ironies
( Wight out good a bend of tour as
' ' Oil my tecuimnendatiun.
I] I'll”!!! Craig: lnullo use oi
WI all! Vain)! with the sumo gmul
”lief—Stephen (Bruin, flit! (‘linrlntts .
' , “mums. r...
Ayer’s Hair Vigor
With-l. r. A... s r... imwn. our”
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up ”(mists Evotywtu-rs.
Biillilil iii NEW illllii.
A Mob of Frenzied Hebrews
Wreck a Hall.
rm rim u use sum Wm'
M M to n- Oot ulWorh, Ilium
.1 Durante—A Police Court Innuend-
al—Auo-pt to stub a Police Captain.
Hosanna Sleep With Their Night Stinks.
N" You, Aug. lit—The entire for of
police reserves slept lust night witht air
night sticks handy, and today they are
ready to respond at a moment's notice.
The cause of this is that 5,000 unemploy-
ed men sailed Walhalln hall 0n Orchard
street, occupied nearly all that street and
with the police until nitcrnight-
fail. ceased at the nmnn’ger of the hall,
who demanded rent in advunce for a pro
posed mass meeting. the crowd took pos-
‘Iuslon of the premises. nnd when police
reserves were called out and three arrests
were made the mob determined to hold
the place until the prisoners were released,
The manager withdrew his complaint
against the prisoners, but the rioters (ic-
molished everything breakable in the hull
and were driven out finally by the police.
Beventssu men were arrested.
Three Hebrew riotsre Were arrested in
Orchard areal. by the Eldridge street W
lies. About 5,000 unemployed Hebrew
workingmsn had broken into Wallislla
hall after the proprietor had refused to
patittothem. The. arrest of the three
men enraged the riotars. They threatened
tomb-tbs Essex Market police court if
the men were not released. The men were,
arraigned and discharged by Police Jus-
tice Voorhis. They were escorted in tri-
nm tothehcadquarters of the mob at
' w hails hall. The rioters regarded the
liberation of the men asa triumph over
the police. When they heard the news,
they smashed everything in the hall.
Then they swarmed into the street shout.
tug, "Kill the police!” Proprietor Finkcl-
stein appealed to the police a second time.
PoliceCaptain Devery, at the head‘ of on
patrolmen, with clubs drawn. charged
upon the mob. who at first attempted to
resist.
fi'hsmost stubborn fight of the day took
Dlltl when the crowd had been chased out
of Orchard street and blocked Grand street
fromOrcbard two orthree blocks to the
cast and almost to the Bowery to the west.
Police Captain Devery ordered Policeman
Pitsgorald of his precinct to make the
crowd move on.
htlaerald went up and yrdered the
crowd tolmove,‘ when ons'nmn refused.
.. to talk in a, loud andboiatavous
manneran geral immediately placed
him under arrest. an over 100 in the
crowd tried to rescue the prisoner.
Tried to Stab the Captain.
Captain stcry and all the policemen
around went to thowlicemnn's assistance.
Then Red is fierce hand to blind fight.
The mm sticks, stones and anything
thxrcould get hold of. The policemen used
th clubs. Captain Ucvery, who wns in
th thickest of the fray, very narrowly es
csped being stabbed.
A young Jew who was in the crowd had
I pair of shears with blades 10 inches long
up his sleeve and was just about to stnl;
the captain when he looked around and saw
him. Devcry grabbed him and got in some
telling blows with his club. The follow
jumped away and was soon lost in the
crowd. ,
Stones demand one hit Police anAndy
Hogan in thobsck of the neck on knocked
him down. He was seriously hurt, but
managed to get on his feet and get to work
agaimvrmiother fellow bit Policeman lilo
Glbaey over the head with n stick and
knoc n his helmet, sending thy police
man the ground. The policc‘dnanaged
to quell the disturbance, and the workmen
“started down Grand street townrd the East
river, with the police after them.
,Tsuof the men were arrested. The po
linemen, two to each prisoner, took the
men through the streets. follotved by a
crowd of about 2,000 persons, who Were
jarring and booting at them. At the Hill
ridge Street station they were charged
with disorderly conduct, They were
searched and locked up. ‘
Crud In the Cells.
Some of them had long knives on their
persons. They protested that they had
done nothing and wept bitterly. Their
eriss could be heard across the street.
The prisoners were arraigned before J us
tieeVoorhis in the EssexMarket police
court and were remanded until today.
Thus was great excitement attending the
arrests of the prisoners, and word was
quickly sent to their families' that they
were in the hands of the police. Men,
and children followed them from
flotation house to the court, and the
‘W, excitement prevailed while the
[lab—- wus being led through the
chants- Thacrcwd must have numbered
m 1,000 people, and when the prisoners
were remanded they followed them back
to the station house.
4 ' and five "mm... from the
I‘m station guarded the hall
"mud
mmuenwueau '
of “I rsservu of five prscin‘cts held in
' to suppress any further demon.
‘ “so.” There woos, iowever. The
ash partial in t a riots were
ovssawsd by the police and did not gather
,lflll in the vicinity. PolicsICaptaiu Dev
cry said. “If Proprietor Winkslstsln had
Mind the three first prisoners discharged,
threat would not have been emboldened
to wreck the hall."
m in Would Bo lynched.
. Tit-proprietor says he securedtheirrs-
is.” the crowd. shouted, "Lynch,
kill ”I“. Joseph Barondess promised to
prisoners were locked up in the
rest police station. A
Milo! brews collectedinfront of the
“Tums-of”:
and slammed
‘ the nil. Anumlm
- ‘ ,mwsvs n crow
_ harsadsss wuttogs at::ti¢;u‘m&hude
um M g u or a»
miller“ €12” be a” toms;
sew ' , some mm mm ‘
ha dd: “The trouble was unsedby
dam stumble of man tr
Mo. on previous organ -
Heat of these msusrs desperate
s...“ tiisassystrsstwsrs ssntbsekto the
finish” “Manhunt Con-
' that rassrvssjsksptou
‘ noworksudcangetno mono
maturities." '
Till
£
3
'0”
Mill!
__A_
.r‘
Holds to 310 20 gals.
.SoJlorwallllardwataBo.
‘42 toothlsln street.
Festival Labor union. About mm ”none
were prise-us. Several "nachos of a moth
«mic tone were made. itmvlntions were
ado tulcolllng upon (.‘onuwssmanr’l'om
l. ohnwmo work and Vote for the free
and unlimited «vintage of silver or resign,
”in order that we may not be misrepre-
sented in c nurse's." it wasdecidsd to con-
tinue the retinas from week to week.
it'll!
Trouble In Kansas Illasa.
Liz vssworrm, Kan. Aug. iii-Forty
miners who mt into the shalt when the
liiversids resumed operations were psitad
with rocks 4”"! and stud by agaug of
strikers? he entire rcev of workers
charged the strikers, who beat a rather
busty retreat, although they greatly out-
!) :bércrl the workvri. Sovernl of the
or miter who Wallilil'tl work have quit ow»
ing to the. fuel. that their wives and fumi-
lie-4 lulu! been threatened with extermina‘
tiou ‘by the secret order of the strikers.
A
Woolen stills shut flown. .,
xcilimsTows, i’n., dug. in. —Jumcs laces
& Sons, nt Bridgeport, paid off All their
employees and shut. down their woolen
mills for on indefinite period, throwing out
out of employment 1.12.": immis. The Nor-
ristoWn woolen mills. employing 17!- hands,
and Iiambo do llcimr's Globe knittitm
mills. will". (“principally women and
girlsqilsd 1'3." ended operations.
W, The. "right _
. COLi'MliifitiJl, Aug. lti.~llnydcn‘s ro‘ii-
ing mill, which shut down two mwontlia ago,
haa’rcopcnsd. and 200 men resumed work.
The mill will run highland my, and the
managers state thut the out \k is good.
The chair works, owned the same
firm. opcncdu week can, w on 100 men
look in their business built- .-
nunnlng on Half 11 e.
SOMEIWILLE, N. J., Aug. is. The Earl.
tan tholen mills have made a further re-
duction, nnd the employees are now work-
ing on halftime“ The employees of the
Unuuil li‘ruok woolen mills nro nlso work
int: only three days per week.
i
Rubin-r Furturles to Its-3pc".
ti'lugdu’iirfl, ll. l.. A .0 l“.~"l’llc cal-
ender mums of. the Milgi‘filc Minds.) and
Alice i\Voons‘cketnfnciorié‘u of the W001).
Dockot Rubin 'Ullipilli)‘ will slui‘i on Mon
tiny, prcrcirntunyh. rmumptiuu in nil the
dcpnrnuenls.
Half Time‘ in nnur‘imu shops.
ALTM-NA. Pl... .t'mr l~.~’l‘lu~. Pennsyl-
vuuin rnilroml sir-m. in this city have boon
Orili'ri'ti to work lift“ time until further or.-
dcrs. The «imp employs ‘#300 blinds.
lgsaglrond Mun I‘ld Oil
llMlT ”tipping. l9.—-Hrtiers have been
receive. irom Boston to discharge more
men on ll(l}'t‘tl in the New York and Now
Englnm oilmud repair shops.
('unl Mine-rs Strike.
. ;\l.'l'im.\.\, l’u , Aim. ismrk-vernl bun-
dml tron] miners in ’l‘mut iiun, Conibris
county. urn out on u strike.
The "mill “'iil Sun.
.\ i 'v Yum. Aug. H—ir, l.’ “ ported here
H .H iiil‘ l'tl'vivcrfiui iiit‘ .\i lll‘illll 5'1“le
‘il,“‘lliL’ll i'lnaiwi its doors. u fcwilnys
“Ln: 1.. bring; suit ngn'inxt. the
Ill (1‘s If) l'i'i'ul‘t-r ”refill“;
'. 1 illlt'v which the cit-firing
v. -.-: i::::.::le ‘ inirk out of the bunk the
1.143.: l‘ .y \ lull -«l it to ascertain its condi-
tion. 'l'l.-'.w nutrition were taken to ill-
dvmnify tlu- St. Nicholas bank, which will
tlu- ilcririim homo "gent for the Madison
fiquurc.
slionn Trial Almost Over.
Tummy, Aug. ill—All the testimony
upon which the stats of New Jersey relics
u. prm‘o that Mrs. Muttlo (7. Shaun of
Princeton killed her own son by slow pol-
son to gain the sum of 32,000 insurance on
his lift-ls before thejury. The final speeches
of tho lnwyers will be finished today, and
and it is proluiblevtlmt when bedtime comes
tonight Mrs. Sirloin will either be a free.
women in her. own house or else under
condemnation of death. ’
[taught the Big Diamond.
NEW YORK, Aug. iii.~lt is said that the
biudimuond which is the star of Tiffany‘s
exhibit at. the World's fnir has beg: bought
by Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes, wife of the Chl«'
cngo street railway king, who will soon
tnke up his abode in this city. The price
paid for the diamond is quoted at £100,000.
it is said that Mrs. Yerkes will wear it in
a stonincher that is now being made for
her by Tiffany.
in ad Like .- Dog.
Mew Yonx, Aug. li'l.‘.‘\ clearly defined
once of hydrophobic is that of is man whose
name is believed to be Gregory, who was
found in Greenpoint barking and snapping
like a dog and showing all the symptoms
of rabies. But for the terrible exhaustion
which followed the first ,pnroxysm, is he
tried to bits those n‘enr him, it is probable
he would have inoculated others with the
dread disease. . x;
'ren Killed In a Street right.
Pants, Aug. 18.— French and ltalian
workingmcnfought in Alguss-Morter, do-
partment of “Gard. formerly two hours.
flortetonstrahr
the men, but were not strongmough to re-
store the peace. 'l'en men were killed, and
20 were wounded severely.
._~ ._. ..._ ....__..._._
American Sealers Select! by BusalL
VICTORIA, B. 0.. Aug. lit—Tbs sealing
echo; or Vista come in port and ounced
the sure of the Victoria seal _ looks
and Minnie and two American sealers bya
Russinn mun-of-wnr for sealing within the
tone protected around Copper island.
Italian Counterfeiters In Ora-gs.
ORANGE, N. J., Aug. iii—The police '
are bothered by the flooding of the El;
with counterfeit silver. The crimds as
been trnccd , o no ltalian quarter. De-
tective Conroy hits nrrested the principal.
/' War Against lfaels mines.
NIAGARA “the, Aug. is—grne author-
ities oil-tbs village of Niaga a Falls, Out,
have begun a war against e hackrnen in
that place is , citing passengers at railroad
stations. ' ..._ .
A 'rreasnra'ihip (in-Ill. *
’ LONDON, Aug. lit—The hamburg-Ameri-
can lino steamer Columbia. which sail-to-
day from Southampton for New York.
takes consignments of gold valued at 8i,-
\
The Vigilaat a Winner.
Nswronr, it. 1.. Ann m—The Vigilsnt
won the race for the Assured beating
the other up defenders,thsCo is and
Jubilee.
its-sum is two nations vssss on.
Pos'l'ltlonru, N. 11.. Aug. mum town
at Newcastle, ll. 11., sham-red its his»
MM,
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b . ' “ . i“ ,s ‘ BE .L
. oun cunnilim'csi‘E '
Wmdd use
“summons-tics.
-nr~
DIAMONDS
wean _ tissd:&lw.trov cries.
Genuine Article.
L W V I M on
mw'fltm or (Willis? mum! for
“Bill. JiliiiiSilii is 00..
Iii loatsgae st, Brooklyn,
ousrav Pmalt. mo tumult.
aisor'r’o‘gsun‘su.
The Senate Committee Consid-
ers s Bimetalllc Clause.
All?!” 18 TO BB 330 AT 0'03.
.flss Hanan Committee Has Made floadv
wayat last on "to Repeat “ilk—A Dull
session of tho Its-nah. Jinn lilvev 0w
tors la the Iloasa'llsard horn. ‘
li’ssulsorozv, Aug. in.» Action on the
silver question is confidently looked for in
the senate today. The last nygeting of the
artiste finance committee was attended by
every mcmbermui conclusions wore reached
which may enable the committee to report
the repeal bill totiny. Then- llmi been from
the tiny the committee first met this an
slon a difference of opinion bet worn thr
silver and nniisllvcr men that apparently
could not be reconciled, and although there
but been a very free discussion of the mat-
ter tin-so differences are no nearer settlo
meni than when the coulorepccs begun.
The nttltude of the chairman, Mr. Vooe
been, however, gave the silver men on
committee but little hope. for be said that
he would vote to report fnvurnhly the n.-
psal bill, provided there wit» u declaration
coupled with it declaring for bimetallism.
“'ill I]. a lllmolaillo Clafln.
Thy-bill. when reported, will contain
such it declaration. and the vote by which
it Mil be reported is «tlmnted by nirmbrri
of the connuitteo ut ii to 5, the minority
connisiing of :s'cxustors liarris. \'est,\'u‘ncc.
went to Work. Builders r ion the out- ,floues of Arkansas and Jones of Nevada.
When the committee adjourned. all had
berm Mil tantililly agreed upon but the
wrbiriiii'flrf the bill. and particularly thi
lnngnuuo of the declaration in favor of hi
nlf‘tnliilllll. it was hoped thnt this would
be disposal of at the meeting this morning
and the bill reported. When itis reported
the cbulrnmn will suit that a day be fixed
for the taking of the vote, and the suggest
tlun will be mode that this day be almost
imuicdiulcly nfter the conclusion of thr
vole in the house.
A member of the committee opposed to
the purchase of silver mill he believed tht
bill would mrry if it could bu brought tos
vole mid rtlmi there were '3“ lie-publiclinr
'nml iti livrnxm‘rntu who would vote for the
bill, gutyouuiim: three or four others win
in (Li be considered iflillt' same column.
Dru-or, session or the Senate.
(bug’r’i‘rflo general expectation, neither
the bill to allow notional bank" to beam
notes to tho pnr vulno of their {mulls do
pusltcdtn‘ircure circulation ri’ur any other
financial lnvrlsure “"5214 in theircnntc.
The only mew proposition M’iiirectiou
was an amendment offered by Mr. flormuri
of Mary and to the bunk circulation bill
prohibit i: national hunks from with-
drawing circulation without it previous iii
dhysj notice to the comptroller of the cur
rcucy ml without the approval of the sec.
rtrltmiry and limiting the ag-
nmount of such withdrawals it
$3,000,“ .‘within unfculendnrmo th.
Some two lmurs' time WM ronslluned in
a drenr "diamrssion of the case of Iiir. Man
tlccln origin I. sent in the senate lindrr an
npp ' itineni from the governor of Mou-
tun/I, ml by uuuuimom mum-rut the vote
up that question was fixed int 5 p. m. next
Monday, '
Just before the adjournment the joint
resolution for the payment of mileage for
thr- present sessioncnmo upnnd was passed
lifter an energetic protest ugnlnst it by Mr.
Vest of Missouri. ,,
The session of the house was an interest:
in“ on". But three speeches were made.
The first, which was delivered by Mr. Dnnv
lei of New York, was fldllfll‘flfieii to rather
empty benches, though the views presented
in fuvor of unconditional repeal were well
expressed.
Then came Mr. Cooper, a Democrat from
Fioridn. and he immediately took rank in
the first battalion of the young orntors oi
the house. ills speech was witty and well
put together. but he rather surprised his
southern colleagues by placing himseli
squarely in opposition to the free coinage
.of silver and in favor of the repeal of the
Sherman law.
Mr. (ioldzier of llllnols closed the debate
on the same line, and then the house ad-
journed out of respect‘o ths memoryol
the late J. ingsn Chlpman of Michigan.
Fourth Glass Postman.
Wasnmnox, Aug. lib—The following
fourth class postmnstcrs were appointed:
New York» ('hnrlrs Lehmann. Commie; E.
B. Mathewson. Griswold: um Benin. North
Clymer: it. b. fiarrettmn, (lakes: .l. I". Bab
cork, l'nmlllln Forks.
i‘cnnsyivnniu T. lv‘. Fllsslmmons. Amen: T.
l". ()iil. (flinlondaie'. (I. I. Tiffany. Kingsley,
Timothy F. Hood, tiswnyo.
flake Smith [Danica lospouslbility.
Waemaor a, Aug. lit—When
smith was‘ah wn a press dispatch to the
effect that the Atlanta Journal had called
upon congress to pass a free coinage bill.
be said that no significance should be at
hitched to the editorials of The Journal
because he still holds a block of stock
in that paper for the reason that he ceased
to control that paper when he camslnto
thallium; ......................
llorsawhlppod on the Street.
ltlvsnunu. N. Y.. Aug. lit-David lion
too, a llvsryman of this place, was horse
whipped on Main street by Miss Maggie
Williams. Miss Williams lives in New
York and is about 30. She is spending the
summer utyllnltlng Hollow. like says "or
ten insulted her.
A farm Hand Pound Kurd-rad.
bloom “our, N. J .. Aux. lib—George
Henderson, employed by John Plasket, a
farmer living near Hartford, was found
dead with his throat cut. Patrick Mulli-
gan, a form hand, was arrested on the
charge of billing committed the murder.
. . anions of a I'Jttls Boy.
“if? Yous,,Aug. 18,—F'rsderlck bee.
‘ w invest with. his parents at are East
Thli’tyui‘kth street, was found drowned in
tbs East river. it is thought he committed
suicide incauss his mother punished him.
An Invasion of Grasshoppers.
Kansas Cm, Aug. iii-vAn invasion at
grasshoppers occurred at Fort Scott. Kan.
They appeared from the south and were»
thick on tbs streets that the ground wu
almost covered.
We fast 'l‘wo lites.
Moor, Aug. ia—At Hem mil 1. J.
Osmond covered with his wheel two mil.
in s minutes it 9-6 seconds, thus
the world‘s two mils bicycle merit.
Pltsabaeg Wants a Day of Its Ova.
Ptmsuso. Aug. 18» or lichens
to have a Pitt. 11 an Alls-
ghssiyzyat the World's
-.
suIatlirday.
W
mums-s.
’ mes:
rum
', r.
\ pooled two or three limestl T1
’lhayar's Boot mm.-
on. in per sons.
,. Makes the finest an most do.
Iicious drink imagi e.
on um: nuts i tit ’,
Full amount. wnn
Each Bottle.
lomlinsou’sl’harmaty
cuts IT i" muss
Mr. Roche Thinks Mr. T“
Wants to Fight a Duel.
so in: mm. owsn ms mm
A [Descendant of WMamln Franklin I?! a
Prominent Philadelphia Lawyer Ihvs as
Amusing Wran‘io About a no. Down at
Asbury l’arlt.
Asiuzuv PARK. N. .l., .iug. is ~Great,
big, tawny 'l‘uby. as gentle a St. Bernard
as ovor (iii-w lvrmtli, has involved his mar
trr, lime liuclw. in a world of trouble.
Mr. lirltrlie is us [h'fii’i'fili in his manner as
Toby himself 11ml fur ions formidable in
nppvumnrc. lie is usually able to curl.
ills linger, but be is m fmirl of hi- linu that
hole willing to fin to any length to pro-
tect. the animal from harm.
Toby‘s life was threatened, and Mr.
lint-hem fur forgot himself flint be said
he wold understand why Joseph L. Tull
cool-l not gum admission to the inner cir-
cle of Philadelphia society. » heins -
cited Mr. Tull to that point " list he made
vnriuus 'lifl'di‘s of violence and intimated
his desire to flight is duel.
Tim full power of Mr. liuchc's remark is
not readily nppcsrcnt in It New Yorker. A
l’bilmlclpbinn, llownvvr, "Hist '00 that ii
Wns n grievous insult. for which then
must have been crave provoutlun.
llsv Ilas a Family 7700.
My, lint-lie, “‘bopum. -. of good I’illlndel-
pblu stock. is now a Washington nevrs
paper corn spnmieh . ills grant grand:
mother WIN tlw only illlugbfvraf lienjlb
min Franklin. ills wife is also A native of
f'lmrles Biddle, “as vice president of the
supreme executive council of Pennsylva-
niri in n'voluiiunnry days when Franklin
Wii'i [ih-ainiriit of that body.
The liurlim have been spending ufs-w
weeks at the (micro, in Seventh svcnue,
humisome vuttutzc.
Till't dug 'l'uby luv! been the pet and ad-
llili'zill'uu of {Lu bench.
in; Frank li-‘Hi‘ Hut entertninmi this gun»
small but “gun vc in disposition. (in
llillkiil“ the mull intnnro of Toby, Frank
attacked the fit: lk-rnuniomfi: is wits re
lfi‘uuir
tin-d.
,{lll-iievalcnt, like urost St. Bernardo, he
has never hurt the little dog, but has con
tented himself with sitting upon Frank
for a minute or two in order to give Frank
time for reliccliou on [be folly of mulling
on unimui so greatly his superior in [mint
of size.
But Mr. 'l‘uil has another grievance
ngninst 'l’nlly. Some plants in a large
flower bed in front of‘bis house waretrnm-
pie-in fortnight ngo. ills couchniuu de-
clared ’l'oby huts the offender. Having no
positive twill-nu: to disprove the charge,
.\lr. llsche mode a profuse apology to Mm
Tull, shying ho Would take care that such
a thing should not happen ngaiu. This
did not with“) Mr. Tull apparently, nshlr.
limbo ln-unl he had threatened to kill
Toby and lllllht‘ mntters unpleasant for
Toby's lillirlit-r.
Toby's Narrow Est-ape.
Toby wrut across the street in front of
the lmduro. lie nus not nrur Mr. 'l'ull'»
lnwn. Mr. Tull's colored i‘(>1ll’illlll\il \vvnt
nrruss the sin-ct with Front. ut the sumo
time. Toby took no notice of [the mini
or of l-‘rnnk. “
.\lr. 'l'nll, who was sitting on his front
porch, jumped up and yellad‘to the coach-
man: "Smash the boast'a heml with n
brickl Smash him, isay!"
The colored mun picked up n brick and
was about to brain Toby. when the tragedy
was prevented by some ladies who run on
of the inflow. Mr. iinchr. hearing
Tull's shouts, run ntlt into theatres
told Mr. Tull to mind his owul aims;
and leave Tull’wfllollt‘mamr. Tull
with epithets and threats Mr,
forgetting the pacific muxlms of
orator, Poor Richard, declared
could rcmilly understand why Mr. Tu”
and his family were not admitted to cer-
taincxclusivs circles of Philadelphia so
'ciefy.
Mr. 'l‘ull is a rich and succceaful lawyer.
lie was so angry that he came near having
an apoplectic lit. The dispute came tam.
pornrily to a pause at this point. '
Mr. linche started toward the bench, ac-
companied by his wife l5 minutes later.
They had got a block away when Mr. 'l‘ull
confronted them.
The lawyer proceeded to nasali the news-
paper man with vltuperativr language, in-
cldentolly threatening various kinds of
violence and stating that he would knock
Mr. Buche'a head off. As it is by means
of his head that Mr. Beebe earns a living,
hsfelt reluctant to have it knocked ed.
Squaring a bi Corbett. he responded to
Mr. Tull's remark by saying he was ready
to fight him than and there, but Mr. Tull
did not respond to the invitation. MnTull
then roads some remarks which Mr. nacho
construed as a challenge to mom] my».
bar. The lawyer then walked away. My,
Bnche Jumped on a trolley car and went to
warrant for the arrest of Mr. Tull, which
was duly served. it will be sought to put
Mr. Tull under bonds to keep tbs police.
A Deputy Sheri! load.
' Nsw lilivss, Aug. is.—-W. L. Horn of
Wallinaford, manufacturer of cold dll.
tilled brandy, brought suit against Deputy
Sheriff Roger 3. Austin of Wailingford
and D. 5. Williams of Maiden. claiming
"0,000 for alleged false imprisonment, ms.
ilcious prosecution and slander.
Washington lrvlufa Inn-t.
Yoitlllts, N. Y” Ana. lh—Margsrst Mc-
lAudsu, aged at, who was housekeeper for
Washington Irving. died of apoplsxy. llay
death took place at Bunnyslde, the home of
fining, in lrflngtg. She had been in the
nth family for 'flfll’ , .
. 8 " ...__.__.t. +-~ . m
ll In. us stools nausea. .
Lian. 8. 1)., Aug. ie.—~.About “004m
worth of gold bullion. the result of the
cisauu for the first two weeks of August
from t Homestaks and Associate mines,
has inst bssu shippsd to New York.
Trying to lava I'ay's we.
ALBA", Aug. lh—Appllcation has been
made to Governor flower for the cumulu-
tstiou of the sentence of Martin Fey tor...
prisoumeut for life.
oats-d Deana- Asa-Issac.
Danna, any. u-Colousi hose, on
Maiehargsdwithbsingths lssdsr ofthe
mob hanging the italian Arata. was an-
quittod
Assisi uses.
W.
“some“Alsé‘ll—J m
at Murat, twist
m... may of am: _
m
l‘hliudelpldn. nnd her great grandfather,
Aslmry l'.uk, m-xt damr to Mr. Tull";
.\ir. Tull and his
oral fnvoruble view of Toby. Frnnk is
rtheodicenfsduaticellnulnnwfisissud-r
moves.
. nations.
AID
souls HEATERS.
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
o iiAlt‘ltEl.
Factory and, on Work
, . A SPECIALTY.
”Washington “sensuous?
TOLD IN mum RhPHB.
a
"M" importation. of gnbl nrrived II
New York.
I
People are fleeing iron. liumlusy in fear
of further rioting.
During lniiiinry‘fllalir‘uvi-rs of tits Ger
man army acount died of blitillfoh. ‘/
Thoma! Ellis wus urn-sled lit l'itllbllfl.
'chargcd with bristling his wife in death.
The Oliver iron and Steel company of
Pillsbury; went into the hands of a re.
csiver. ‘
The statement that Dr. Gallagher had
horn released was doulml by the English
home secretary.
John 1.0mm (‘hiprnsngnicvnber of con-
gressior the First district of Michigan,
died at Detroit.
Barrett Schtt, treasurer of Hull county.
Nell, lms baa-n illltfltlnit for two weeks, and
his m‘culllils ur. mom abort.
lilclumi Moon of “uncut-k Bridge. N.
J., while hunting cut himself in the thigh
with a knife and bled to death.
The, Standard \anon company of Clu-
clunotl, the longest concern of the kind in
flux Units-ti Stairs, flied n tired of ‘,
merit. L '
A (GANG. or Pfizuos.
They llutllutml Little Children to Male
Beggars of Them.
\‘iltsxs. Amt. its—«A anon of mcn have
be": arrests-ll in lilskupitz, Croatia, ho
cause they burr. mutilated little children.
The turn have for years nmtiratmde oi
crippling children and then sending them
or“ to bug or lit'liill,‘ them Mothers forth!
Mme purpose.
When the [mli'c‘c fun-rd their way into
the house yesterday. they found two girls
of 12 uml H with their iv? urokrn. An:
other girl of about the sun « one lsy bound
on n bed, with ill-r right nrin broken and
bolls cycv gauged out. Two other chii
found on cots in the cellar. Many instru-
ments which had born owl in produclnr‘r
physical deformities Were uncovered in tho"
n-iinr «ml v. (To seized fur orbit-nee.
THE BASEBALL scones.
,\.\litt)i.\l. Ll'lMii'lt (JAMES.
A} ilialim. aw u, u_ I.
St. hull.- .u (I ii i il in ii ;: i>~ .‘i p: 4
lilillinmr.» . ll il .l H i H l d u» bin x
iluo'w) nml ltrur. M: Mulmu and Robinson.
i‘mptrw l‘nntw.
Al l'lnlml. lplml
limbo. H l U - . 1- Ti" 3
l’l.lln4i-i;.i...| u o x .0 o u u i. 3“ c
Muir) and hirmit. i‘sm-y uni! l’lcments.
L'rnpirv KCilf‘.
so Eastman Minot]; «sum
At Albany No name; rain.
At Troy- No “me; rain.
At Provident-eh Nugnmc: rain.
At Hrlngllrlvl No gums: ruin.
it. IL I.
'.' ll " " ll
0
Another National llauk (Sloan.
lirmx-nmx, in... Aug. 18. wThe Notion-
al flank of South Pennsylvania at llynd-
mono, lledfuni cwnty,cluse<l its door!
The bunk “on uperuml by John K. and
George. ll. White, who owned forty-three-
flfiii-lllsl Iii illl' stuck. lit'milt‘s this they
operated {our ilii'JK' tnnnerics, lOCerfllll
lly‘ntinmun. ilry llun uud Mann's ('1 «lice.
which were illuil form-d to close donnin
consequence 'l'il.‘ llrmexmrienmi it run
on the illiik ubwm two “‘l’ek'l ago. which
is suiil to luiw prev :pllulod the fillllll‘t'. Tile
liabilities uru- t't-illiitiiml nt whims), with
run-ts nt stimuli.
sun-d by u I'lucky Woman.
LIKE iii'nrusr. N, Y, Aug. 1s‘.—- l’our
college students who on: summeriug at
Lake George lost their way on Buck
mountain and were resulted from is night
in the wilderness by the pluck of Mrs.
William t'. Whitney. who lives in liaise]
street. Brooklyn. She heard them about
inn for help upon the mountain side and
rowed over from Little island. where she
is camping with her family. Three of
them were so prostrstcd by fatigue and
thirst lint they Could hardly move.
will .‘itu' Northern Pacific Directors}
l'lllLtUlCLl'liiA. Aug. ls.-A stockholder
of the Northern Pacific lway. whose
name is withheld, has smpl “Attorneys
Read and Fruit to bring suit against
Henry Villsrd. Edwin ll. Abbott, Charles
T.rCoiby and Colgate Iioyt on the gelieral
charge of nmlloamnce in office and rule
management of the nffnirs of the company
in their cnpurityns directors thereof! It
is alleged tliut they bought for the North»
ern Pacific properties in which they were
personally interested.
a
Governor Boise For Senator.
Ills Months. Aug. lit—The name ofGov.
ernor Horace Boles will be presented toths
Democratic slate convention on Aug. as Is
the party's choice for United L'ltatea sonn-
tor, and there is no doubt that it will bolu-
dorssd. This course was determined by a
conference of Democrats in Des Molina.
Wash l'lsd l'rosn Mara.
PANAMA, Aug. 15. —- Francis Henry
Weeks, the New York abscunder. was here
. with his wile in the latter rt of July.
Discovering that the United tales of Col-
ombia had a treaty of mrsdition with the
United States, thafugitlvs
w scty.
[in at Atlantic City.
Artssrlc 03‘". Aug. lit—A fire broke
out in the Grand Opera House, situated in
the most prominent part of the city. The
cityhali and police headquarters were de-
stroyed and will have to be rebuilt. The
people in the neighboring hotels and cot—
tages became panic stricken.
Meredith's Bequest Refused.
Poconurcmr, N. Y.. Aug. iii—Judas
Barnard filed his decision in the case of
Edward Meredith, refusing his request to
he transferred as s convict from the insane
asylum at Mnttcnwan to Sing Sing prison.
The judge snys he finds Meredith to be a
dangerous lunatic.
airs. Cleveland Took a lull.
Buzuun's Bu. Mass. All, . la—Ths
president rssusincd indoors at ray Gables
all day. Mrs. Cleveland and the otheradiss
who are stopping at Gray Gables were the
guests of the lisnsdlcts on a cruise.
Virginia Democrats Nominate often-l.
mansion, Aug. lit-Tho V aia Dsuy
math: convention nominated arias T.
O'l'srrul for zgvsrnor of Virginia on ths
first ballot an it 0. Kent for lieutenant
governor by scclsmstiou.
Jadgs chip-rats laaoral hadny.
03130", Aug. m—Tb; fur‘ilsrul ofJalgs
Chipmau will take place on ay afternoon
the om..- of Elks, of which the deosassii
was a prominent member, having the ar-
rangements in charge.
more
Alumna. s..
in. m
Ms
. iii—ms toilew'
on the door at tho
Wis." ‘
s
angle ‘
summations ,
drrn hardly less horribly mutilated were -
chasm—438mm“
moms-yr.
Sl' ‘
meson-um
teammate
Ivory Istsrlsyflsrsill.
murmur sssoarusirr or
FRESHlSAiTElSH
“Zr-3'“) s: 1'0)!le
imported Oils.
Peas.
Sardines.
m
lush till tilts Every Homing
ORDIiirl DELIVERED PRO}PTI.Y.
Iluiii&‘leluil,
"leisure..." run. run.
,3.
THE
Best Made.
at tho lowus’t,‘ prices.
OlL STOVES
and all kinds of
House Furnishing.
Plumbing.
Tin Work.
F. H. NASH 8. Bill)
Cor. Main and West St.
W... -. ,. , . . . . ,-
insure your [life in the (bum. ilcuwrnl Lifts
inn. ('0.. of Hartford. ltetnrmlwr, )unnumun
that twuday will insure your life for slum,
and is: a day “iii give you
ONE THfliiSliilliillilliiiiS
lf living. at 4'. years of like.
8. S. L'Hommedieu, Ag'i.
ill Washington Street.
Suuih Noiwaltm
“no...
Pleat
Makes an awry-day (cow-new of an
old~tlmc ilixldy. Pure and «Sprig-some.
l’reparrd will. scrupulous c.i.'.'. Highest
awardat all l’..rc Furl Expomuns. Each
mckage mukss two large yin. Avoid
nations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH bran}.
IERRELL & SOULE. Sync ise. N.Y.
. till 11
lira-sh" In
I'. S. Patent (tilt-e,
“570 lo lass.
(lilicvs. 4121‘. Main Street,
l
III" I“; lil‘oll’l', (“ON N-
illiillllills
.-. .s. . wwvmmvvm
“Avr—
iiliiiiilCiliiiEllS' PRICES.
From Hill to “1m. 5 different styles of
running sears an all warranted. Hardware
on fine t'ttl’li es, nickel plated. Uur swirl-
ment of nphn stored bodies is extensive. Au
upholsterer in constant attendance. who will
trim to order at short notice. Repairln and
re-upholsteringdone at short notice. Veloci-
Eodes. ti o aim from 51.75 to $3.50. Propellers.
lrls' 'l‘ cycles. Express Wagons. etc.
F. BOYLSTON."
ROWAYTON. (In, opposite B. it. Elation.”
. or
iv. L. DOUGH“
Pi
Paynesuthefl Wamlsnsslbysfl.
“alumnae“. ,
Ifyssssntsln‘s sites see Isis lsiisisbsf
styles. dos'tpsyuis hysiy 83.50. $4.0M!
“Ilsa. Tiny It equal Claim asdssseisoltlsl
vssrssssll. fyos slshtsuossmlzsluytsrfseivssr,
‘1“ murmur: lit. "" "‘
pr m on r v .
'slss mum lass.” by
a, so"... B.
'J. o:‘7;.isuu"mcs.‘
Undertaker.
i KNIGHT m. HORWALI. CONN
Oppositsnuvssltailwayllsput.
W'“"“" Willi?
5:40 p. ‘ or.
able rates.
3-...
250 --—-*-—- EXCU
a.
llEiillLlll TIME-TABLE.
MEESYLVAN SHORE
Leaves ,
scorn souwsLK—mco and 11:30 a. m; 2.90, 3.30 and
WON P0iNT~wur u. m.; 12:15, 2:45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. m.
RSION FARE »-—~ 250.
Bloomer can be chartered for moonlight excursion nt reasons“
AVUR US“
‘1
with
, . ,
l ; 2 your
§ orders
3 for
anything
in the
line of ~
llililllg
lineal. s I "
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
5 «Vi
Hill 88
V‘
‘K,
utiliiil
lllE unlit
«Tomes—L
Railroad
Place, _ f 7“»;
South ..
N orwalk.
m...
""- Emmet
' the tslrtsoti yearahtismmiethclllr .’
of 3?” MIN i
GolllEN VALE 'Fllifi
Nunelwtfcr. (lives real. satisfaction. foil)
only?» has. l'astr' our for pics and on as.
“who better. Ma es tter pastry.
m---“
Here we sell the lloshen. UL,
Creamery Buyer. at 321:.
and the
Vermoniitreameiyuilfic.
We notice people who linvo bought cheaper,
come back to us for better.
museum; I:
_ Good Vinegar.
Orange Marmalade.
at “but i! w ml [is in buy. Why-ls gins-i.
New Peas.
pub-d Ibis womb. lit-is run.
aroun- u migraines New
Mackerel, $ l . 20.
._ We generlslly have a small stock of cholt'o
Fresh Vegetables
every- morning.
illuminant
I i liiliiTii - Milli STREET.
E.G.MorrisSafelib
Successors in ii. ('. Morris .b ('0.
carnat- 0250.000.
64 Sudhury 8t., Boston, Mass.
F ire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
l
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
onus” won ”or u nuns.
The Best Safes in the World.
l50,000ln use. Always pre-
serve their. contents.
ifslmld in Lynn, Mummiuve tbitt great lire,
it here no of Hill“ Mair: were Subjected to intense
bent, preserving; their contents.
(‘llAMl‘lON REf‘ORll also in ilw ilreni
('hil-ugu Fire in 1871, in the (treat Huston Fire
in low, and in all [lit] grout lines since. Semi
forrlrvulurs. Agents wanted. all 13m
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
wintiiliainstraot. h“ Ute-Hill!
l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangglhillieiilciunei,Palmer
Will PAPER llill Billillliis
.5... “man-lull... ..
”we 1...... a...
nun.» to inspse iom’aifiirmw.
0
h
mclO
Elysium? iuLWomenl
has. on. n. A. lililllOlili
Can be consulted at her ofilco,
333 Broad St, Bridgeport, ill.
from in a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except Sunday
The Doctor is a regular physician. “ind for
0 . as nllv. .adles no
lie
dimcn ty ilit'inii‘lit is) ill n.
from all; I' wit can
consult )r. fluilford lu ilm stritttc-l cond-
dunno, Mill Willi the Indium-w it! [wiping ‘h.
most skillful and scientific ireutmom known
tornodorn sums and medicine. liouiu ears
furnished for con nement cases. Terms mod
erato. Alli in
otters pm ptly replied . in-
cinsestmll- tn
can A ...1.....
FURNISHEll
, Concrete—63mm.
Flag and lspliali Walks
um Bl THE BEST . lil-
ciiimts, All) In nu
MUST
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