Slilillliliii,
imnnulnr llrtlirlcl.
$0.I0illialk HardwaleCo.
4: soul so. that. ‘
Mt!
,sus urns—Br mall.ln ad-
. _ . ' Qummthm
Huntsman-laminar.
,Illvimmlicawteh. to bapaid
‘ I‘m—”Want." "To
hWJdrsrthsmanta fur
ansllvauon.
‘ Who. in Wuhinstonstrset.
m telephone call. no. Branch
fraction-out. Biennial-telephone
MW. ltkcallsd’l'heCrusader.
oh the George Bidwell Publishing
. in“ its own language in min
team the bonnet community
, realization of the rapid growth
W gambling power. of
Wares-stir of stopping and finally
withing this power." it further says,
in» gamblers claim they can muzzle
the police and a majority of the news-
m' It well adds. "The newspapers
utirrly capable of defending them-
r. from the charge." if The Cru-
fit“ II awaken ”public sentiment so
”u it would accomplish the enforce-
ufewtiof the laws against gamblingit
will have done more good than has been
lull. in a long time.
._
‘ Till «intent oi endurance in the
”It“ State! Senate endrd last night in
triumph of the silver men. The re
to lib contest was a disgrace to he-
‘ginwithmnd its termination has excit
fl, a “all feeling of shame and dia-
fl- "I'll. silvarhill issue has been a
feast in conception. It has not
’ of honesty at any time.
hustlimp will bring the people
7. ‘ » ct tbsacmai consent
”and plum depressed busine-
82“” The country needed patrio
find atatumanship from its repre-
“we; it has received contemptable
Maldmbterfuge. It will he
Mg to the country, but the
my can stand it, and the people will
”the Myst the first opportu-
VI,“ it understood that the col-
at m Sunni. are open for the
flu fall dim-ion or presentation
W hatter-u local or general later-
“the fewer preferred. In fact, we
liters pesto wasi would be advanced if
iassrspspsr were made morethe me-
h It! the dissemination of general
., " Onsmanoraet of men,thongh
3 “flight he the very profoundest
mud ahtest writers, are not com-
” todnali that should hedone in
.. wayot Moi the adults of a
Mittens". Let ushaveyour
Macon” and tuggestlons, if
M he untenable ones. and we will
_ ‘wthe-tlte benefit of swide public-
3*"
m “WMmmitm
Vf ' , brine Board of Councilmen
“lumen upon a plan for
.. 5mm of South Norwslk's
W on a paid bests. have
" flair work with considerable
’, . Mud-their iimtonr
last evening. going to
rm they were more than
the plan upon which the
, otthat city is «induct
' sentiment of the committee
reinstall. ltorwali could
fiat! mantle its depart.
”It tines adopted by the
1th lied by George Bidweil and pub"
SILVER MEN won
The Beyesleru Abandoned the
Field to Them. .
muons WERE Turn our.
At It” a. at. Ir. Voorhees loved For
an Adjournment.
WW.,M_
After Vataiy Attempting to Baily His lien
Command» to can .1. the moat
lessee (lava lip tho Mumuwart Was
All Ready to Continue ms Speseh'llntll
Sunday Morning. Be Baid—llivar lea
lined Harassing Tactics.
Wieulso'ros. Oct. lit-The deadlock has
been broken. The wearied sénotors on the
repeal side of the silver issue gave up the
fight and allowed an adjournment at 1:35
this morning. The motion was made by
Senator Voorhees himself when he found
that his carefully guarded quorum bad
all pod away beyond recall.
rum a parliamentary polii't of View there
was no Thursday’s reunion of the smote.
The proceedings will appear as a contin«
nance of Wednesday’s session. Practically
and from a business point of view, how-
ever, it WM one of the most importint and
pregnantseanions that have been hcidainco
the 7th of August last.
It began when the prom dispatches closed
at about 8 o'clock in the morning. The
Populist senator from Nebranka. Mr. Al-
len, was then about two-thirds through his
speech against the“rcpeal bill. nod he fin.
billed it. with intermittent roll calls. at B
a. m..hav1ngthen occupied the floor for
it}. hours. After he had retired from the
scone an amusing little interlude took
place. turning around the parliamentary
puzzle of how to tnnite a counter vote in
spite of hlmnelf.‘ Mr. Duboiu played the
principal part. and although the senate
voted not to excuse him for withholding
only penalty imposed upon him being the
oil'lcisl entry of his reculcitrancy on the
journal of the senate.
Vowrheea Threatens to Betallak.
Two other little episodes were played.
The one was the presentation by Mr Stew-
art of adynamite threatening letter sent
to him from Baltimore. and the other was
a notice by Mr. Voorheea that if half hourly
roll calla were kept up for the purpose of
forcing the continuous attendance of re-
peal senators. he would resort to some
iaeans to compel the attendance of "the
notabilities" on the other side.
The curtain fell about 10 a. m. on the
iirstactof the main drama. One of the
two pending amendments to the repeal bill
was laid on the table by a vote of so to 17.
and thus Mr. Peder’s free coinage amend-
ment was eliminated from the (mention. at
least temporarily. This left only one
amendment pending to the home bill. be»
ing the Bllbatltiiiei’uporffll from the finance
committee. and which. in addition to the
repeal section, limiter n declaration that it
in the policy of the United States to con-
tinue the use of both gold and silver as
standard money. and to coin both gold and
silver into money of equal intrinsic and ex-
changeable value, such equality to be so«
euredthrough international agreement or
by legislation.
There are alxmtudozen other impending
amendments of which notice has been
given, but only one of them can be altered
and pending at the same time, us it will he
an amendment in the socond degree. All
of them. however. may be oth-red. each in
its turn. until a final vote is reached on the
bill, it it ever be reached. None of them
was offered Thursday.
The debate on the bill was continued by
the Democratic ornator from Kansas. Mr.
Martin. iln began his speech against the
glzed for having allowed himself to be di-
verted from the main current of bin argu-
ment and promised todevotehimsrlf tothe
subject in an orderly manner for the next
to hours. The threat contained in the
promise turned out. however. to be an
empty one. for st 4 o'clock Mr. Martin
pleaded fatigue and yielded the door. soy-
lng that he would seek another oppnrv
tunity of addressing the senate.
'l’allar Jnups Into the (lap.
After Mr. Martin the floor wan taken by
Mr. Teller, who continued a upceeh aaninut
the bill which he began last wrok.
About Bo’elock the situation in the ten-
sto took a new aspect. and at that hour it
appeared that the silver men. or more oi
them, had assumed the nggreauivn even to
the extent of compelling the presence of
their enemies. The visible titres of weari-
aess on the eonntenancssof the senators
were Incresoing with the of each
hour, and every time the sharp double ring
of the electric bells called for squoruut
they rose from their lounges and snugelisy
chairs and came into the chamber with
greater reluctance.
The symptom of dlmntent multiplied.
Hr. Sherman went home after damne-
ciaring that he would not do more tlmn io
hour-i of such work continuously. That
sentiment found an echo in the breasts of
other Republicans. but still they reserved
their sillgnturnt braids Mr. outlines.
though in a perfunctory fuhion that os-
slted the apprehension of the Democratic
imansgers.
A hasty meditation followui, and with
great diuicaity the leaders wm induced to
sanction a proposition for a recess from 10
mum“ to demmy morning.
y were t to this
by the Mayan iimd mm
in for the night. that revealing a
stat miners.
Bntwncn it came to the attention of
thisan there want an unexpected hitch,
sad the ham
DIAM-BNDS
ermuummc
eats-1'39!!! trait-rel! We"?! “'9
«downtro- m
Genuine Article. .
TlBllB. lllllISllll 8t 60..
I19 lam ”-9 Brooklyn.
GUSTAV len. ma mm.
Astute. for Mill ticvwsih. aw
nebanus of policy in the conduct of them
hill. A recess for id hours. taken with the
mount of the repeal managers. meant that
the continuous Sé‘fl‘alill'l or "sitting-lt-ont”
idea had failed of its purpose. As far as
could be gathered. the Republican senators
were largely responsible for its abandon-
ment. and they counciled lt returnto some-
thing akin to the old order of. long daily
but not continuous msionn. Another rea-
son assigned for the "at?!“ programme. alv
though this could not be confirmed. wall a
iii-sire to sfiord an opportunity to arrange
acontpromisa, if sunbathing were possi-
9.
Nothing in thnt direction could beac-
colllpllnhed. however. all on account of
Mr. Stewart. and Mr. Voorhses showed
his resentment by his indignant denunciav
tion of the course pursued by the silver
men in demanding n quorum even when
aw! knew. that one on within the chilly:
r.
These calls, by the way, bed an increased
in frequency during the evening as to bear
out the idea that the ~ilvrr men were ex-
ecuting their threat of "putting the acrews
on." it was certain that instead of being
merely annoying. no at first. they were rup-
ldly becoming intolerable to the tired and
exasperated lewmnkero.
At 8:30 p, in. Mr. shoup made the point
that there wail no quorum preterit and
naked for u call of the roll. .
Mr. Voorht-cs rose to make I parliamen~
tnry inquiry. lie laid: "i would like to
know to what extent the right to call fora
quorum maybe abused in thin hotly. how
often it may be resorted to. and whether.
with nkoowiedge that a qunrnmls pres-
ent, thnt rule can he resorted to every live
minuteniu order to impale the progress of
business.
"My‘inquiry is whether there is any limit
or restraint. or w bother this rule stands in
the some need of reformation us some
his vote. he withheld it all the same, the ‘
hill atom). and sham 2 o‘clock he apoliy‘
other mien of this body. it scents to me
that the senate was organized when it was
com posted of gentlemen who would not
abuse it right of this kind 1 would like to
know the construction which line chair
given to the privilege of orcllpylng the time
in culling the roll. oven thougben-ry scat
ho tilled with a senator."
No Limit to Bail Calla.
The l’reeidiug Util'ct-r (Mr. h'ryel—ln the
terms of the mic tin-re in no liniimtiun.‘
and the chair knows of no power in the
priuidinu nilicrr to place a limitation on
this right.
Forty-four senators answered to their
nnmrn. {Hill the prodding oilicerannounced
that thorn was a quorum present.
Mr. Quny remarked that the decision of
the chair made it pollutble fornuy one sonar
tor to block all legislation by repeatedly?
suggesting the aim-um- of n quorum.
"The «chute of the United Stall-a." raid
the moulding officer, "is the most dignified
legislative body in the world [laughter],
and the. frzuiierli of its“ rules did not sup-
ports: that any lit-union- would violate the
propririil-n or docenclea in the future.
Therefore. the rule is made without limita«
tion upon a senator except his own sense
inf right."
“'i‘lt H-- wry ul' tho conoiitutlon.” Hold
13 "lr.ie_\' be as eluted by the chair.
. . . . 4 1.: ixpi’flf'fli't' ha» shown that
' .rj. dilleioully constituted.”
llu- senate galleries were
.. 1.. motors. and there were
' Raul-lid jostling on the‘
he corridors. with hun- .
x ring outside the various !
‘ iii-n. hoping for an oppor- I
ill‘.
.ll
lm.
n: V» on the scene on the door
\ him of the arms. of the sen-
. f ‘ . mt, while the Nevada lit'l'lfl'
lvrl‘, u Lll .. a 5mm. snowy heard and tall,
burly. 1m i... was moving back and forth on
the hm ll‘ I'l of the central aisle delivering
his speech in favor of silver. Hill voice
liiiik on now u low and melancholy tone as
lll' limit-ml tlu- m “at nnd woes and miseries
lllill. wrrt- Mlli‘ to follow the dammit-hue
linn of niln r. :iilll nxain an angry and loud
him me he ulutlniuml pnauiunalely and vio—
lently Mlllllni. the gold conspirators. At
an adjacent desk his necretary was rented.
remly to ~iippl) him with the documents
be denireil occasionally to make me of.
At lit-i5. “hen Mr. Stewart‘s voice was
chairing evident signs of wear, Mr. Wol-
mtl mndo- tin-usual reference to the sir
twill-v of a quorum. and Mr. Vlmrhcrs.
after lin- roll Pit” bull disclosed only 39cm:
ntors [lrtll' nt. il‘ikl‘il that tho. names of the
abatement shnuld he recorded.
The ltlnumi unit in the whole protracted
debatr (moored while the. urgennt-nt-armh.
unrh-rol‘drro of the rennin. wan m-nrciiillg
for nlmvnt member.» to "mini-rt" tin tr nt-
'l‘liilliilf‘l'. it won m-urly iiztw Lolmc .‘vlmrn.
I’lllmcr, lirire. Vilma and livl‘ry were found
to cannplote the quorum. llllil Mr Hlmvnrt,
much rcfrenlu-d by m-vt-rul cuim nf bouillon.
munml lll‘t tnllt.
At ”:50 tlwrc WM nuothcr ulclnnnd for a
quorum, but the sorm-unt-lit-Iirms was not
able to comply.
Lung Wait l'wr a Quorum.
When nearly nu hour had eleplted with-
out now mldllianal senator reporting. Mr.
Wolcoti, npprmwhiua Mr. Faulkner. who
won in the o lmir. made the informal propo-
sitlon to him that the silver mam would
give him it quorum if he would mount to
an wilourmmnt with n quorum present.
Thin propmliil‘m Mr. Faulkner promptly
declined.
Short! y llv-fcru 1 o'clock the dead silence
was broken by Mr. ilallinger of New Hamp—
shire. who asked Mr. Voorliees whether e
erpecwd the monu- to remain insertion
much longer without their muehnradsd
ml.
Mr. Voorhoru could not gives-attains.
wry umwrr. air. Manderson quietly asked
Mr. Vuorhcm if it rm of to hours would
not tin-nil ilic continuous melon which he
sold he hml proud—ml the press and court.
try. and the manager of the hill met this
rmhnrrnxaing nitration with the reply that
it would Mi nmwar in The Record.
Then Mr. Hill tool. a hand in the lit-
formnl ilul‘iilt! and protested against any
action tlmt would prevent Senator time.
srt. who. l.» mu romantically had had no
op richly of rushing s M. ”on“
lip iteiiilm the artiste.
"'l bimbo.” mid Mt. Quinn. ‘
“Boll’t intention it." replied Mr. Hill.
with n nemmm wnveol his hand. and the
girlie-lieu applauded. At mo I quorum Ip-
pencil, sud Mr. iitswsrt mallard his
speech.
Mr. htewnrt had continued but ll min-
on» when Mr. Walton. leaving ”it”
that storms whotiirappsimd arm as
they answered the previous all would not
in sleep egalitarian more W the
nineties of s quorum.
Thirty-silt mantles] answevailtsthelr
‘ fir. Vncrhsssths
[enamels Skins.»
Only We.
Tomlinsoll’s Pharmacy
. in. BM Iris nun
farther business couldhstranaaetedmnd.
he therefore moved that the senate adv
ionrn. There was no opposition. and the
senatmat 1:45 a in. adionrued until it
o’clock Friday. W
, '0“ 7W.” "I! have" pm.
Wunllioro's, on. 15.4mm was a
sharp debate in the morning hour of the
house upon the hill reported from the entry
mitten on public lsadato protect the public
forest reservations. it was vigorously“.
tacked by Manors. l’ickler. Colleen. Simp-
son, Ball of Colorado. Herman and Doolib
tie. who asserted that the bill should have
been denominated an ant to denude the
public forest" reservations. and defended
by Mr. Mcitae, who ted the bill, and
Delegate newline of Utah. Notice was
given of numerous amendments, but he»
tors any of them could heaeted upon the
hour expired. and the bill went over.
. .Thshlcmsafy hill to amend andmodify
the Grsry Ch new exclusion and registra-
tion act was further diseunsed. after an au-
nounctmsnt by Air.- McCreary that he
would ask fora vote on Friday at t o'clock.
The pan-age of the bill was advocated by
Messrs. liilt of lllinois and Hooker of
Miselsslppi, and Messrs. Loud of California
snd Bartlett of New York opponed it.
. Gold Reserve Wanting Away.
WAsilmG'i'ns. Oct. lit-«The gold reserve.
in the treasury continues to decline. being
now moment .
VALKYRIE ALTERED.
Another “I‘ll M land In Her loll! lilacs
liar Water Line.
New YoiiK. Oct. 13. wae International
cup ram today will he the same that ended
without it llnish on Wednesday over a
course 15 miles to ulmlward or lot-ward of
the Sandy Hook lightnllip and return.
The weather burr-nu predicts a gale for the
the race, and the skippers of both yschts‘
say that they want it good still blow to
show what their boata am do. The indica-
. tions. are (but the that will he with housed
topmnuts nod the liveliest of the series.
On the Valkyrie a chant" bl! Mn made
which Lord iiumsvon thinks will malls
her it better luv for the Vigilnnt than she
has been. An extra ton of lead ballastwar
placed in iu-r hnlil amidshipa, This made
her set lower in the water and increased
her loud Willi‘i' line.
“or owrwr slated in an interview that in
order to shorten her water line the had
lightenvd her and cut away her forefoot.
so that aha ha» been nearly one foot shorter
than when 2%..» raced in iirltish watersand
made a plwimmt-nnl record among British
, boom Lord linnrnvm arrived at the not»
elation that he had lightened the boat too
much. and he therefore decided to put in
more bniiw-t ltt'lul'c another recs takes
lane
p . . .
Allie? tlw additional ballasthad been Wt
aboard and mmlc taut the Valkyrie was
measured Main. The increased length of
waterline cuts down the time allowance
which the bout received from the Vigilant
from i minute i8 seconds to l Brigitte 88
secouda “
I". fight Wlti own-VI.
Mt‘AlJISTEit. i. T.. Oct. i3. - Deputy
United States Marshals Cannon and Stan-
field had a lively light with the Woodard
gnng of outlaws near Fifty-two Sprinm.
There were four dn-xpmtdoes—nloe Pierce.
Sam Woodtmi. Lon Thompson and (i. Sof-
kin. A but light was waged for more than
an hour, dump which time ore-r on shots
were fired. .loe Pierce wan killed, and all
the outlaws' lmrm were killed. All of the
other outlaw» were wounded. but ri-mpcd.
As Aeronaut's Fatal Honeymoon rm;
lions. Oct. lam'l'he monani Charhon-
net. who won married time days ago. set
out with bi~ bride and two friends to go in
a balloon owr the Aipn to From-e. Wednes-
dny the hull- ml struck aglncll-r in the [tul-
inn Alps. 'l in «or was i-runslml. and all the
travelers in r»- thrown out. Charhonnet
was killed inutnntly and his wifeand friends
were injurnl sevt'rrly.
[train "or bag Fast and Died.
NEW “cums. (.‘orln..()ct. l8.—.\lrs. Amy
Peck of Lj‘mi‘. an eccentric old lady. who
bud lw'ell fading the last i'il days. Me a lit-
tle in uri :. i [ll ll'wiumloy afternoon and
in u few :. mums «wit-rd. She was 71
yearn m .15". will for tho taut two weeks of
her life she in) in n comatose state.
l‘ive llnmin-oi llnrse- Bemd to Death.
Clilt'Mm, ilci. iti-Frenzied with fright
and Ilriuw lllm a stampede hya raging
fire that bl‘u’m- out in the Wallace strut
barn-inf llu' i hlmgo City Railway com
pany, 500 horn-a t'iiht’l’ suflncated or burned
to death. The barns were entirely de-
atroyed.
Invest-tents of (heap lists-en.
New YiiltK, (let. lfl.~Thriol1nwlngocsan
steamer» nrr dos hero twisty: liidatrl. front
Rotterdam; l’ontlnc. from Gibraltar; Zona—
dsm. from Plymouth; Athos, from Jamal-
ca: Britannia. from Liverpool; Fusrst liiav
march. from Hamburg.
Ira-titan lasargeais Win a Hattie.
Moli‘rsvlmm. (lot. lit—«The inuurgentnlll
Rio (lluntlu do Hui entwined sod drfmlod
the troop» of the iirnrilian mrmmvnt on
Wednesday. Two hundred of thrgnvsra-
msnt troops was killed and may more
were wounded.
legs» ”but by ”flirted I“
hours It". (lot. iii: numb Walker, the
negro who annulled ileum Young. a rants
girl. in her home last iiaturday night. was
allot and billed by a mud of mounted pc-
113. at Way's titration, til tullee from llama»
n
mm“. weal-w.
"adults Render a May ta lash,
sew Yolllt. Oct. ta. minis students of the
Collrgsof lit. P'riinela'Xavlrr
the original Lilli” the "Two 'aptivssl' of
Plantus in the prominent ”gr. flatnill 1a
the new college theater.
Cigar not... win trot rots wanton-st...
Mttwsrltrr. 0st. Mulbelnlernstlnnal
oi... Mniwrs’ unlon mm a meiotic;
rm
requesting the ins-thus of the
unions not to join the national guard.
....;a;......*”*”.:..7.:t.
lttw Your. not. m‘imsiigrstins it.
With" ”hm in the my.
I! l I] f}
coming from my and Poland.
m .8233... n“... m...
Bonus, Get. it-Msiotcut Gtssvai Ia-
psrirttrudent W. D. living will both new
moral superintendent of the mm
m
”libs—em”
, storm. .
“.1...
_ ........
iiiiEiTEilS.
Gasoline Stoves.
la. .sOLlNE,
‘ st . osos stunt. , ‘
Ftnolyand ton Work
A srwuurv. ‘
mVuhiusttnttttJiomihiti
. _ ‘ suit
Fall is" "u” 0hllll§llll§81l
TheCzar’s Fleet Enthusiastital-
. lyWeltomed at Tuition.
norm: moo Wi’l’ii rxclmmr
Buy Insets-an leailses That the Event
In It. With l’nlitleal ”prim-Ilse
(the at Copenhagen —, Cigarettes and
champagne In lbw Russian 'l'arst
Pants. Oct. l3.--— For melts ‘i'ranee has
been in I turmoil of v-xputz'uncy over the
Dflilnciclll'lelt u! it ' 1 t... waiw’lron to
Tuition. 'lt i» to m.’ zany. nnd until
.Oct. 28 the few!» in l . -hu event will
.enntlnucrfi'miny n:.. ~l,tlitll‘i’liwrlb£4’ it”
to W part in the lx'mil’lil lit ’l'oulon. fol-
lowed by days Hill/l night» of dinners and
reception» in Purin. including several at
the palace of l'rrtliulcm Carnot.
All the hireris and boulevards of Paris,
from the Paris. Lyon» nnd Mediterranean
railway terminus to the Champs i-ilyms.
have been decorated with flag» and will be
illuminated or. night throughout the may
of the Russian sailors.
“The fete» include aim" at the Hotel de
lle tendered them by the municipality,
- a gala performance at the opera and a re-
view of troops at Lougcbamps, in which
the Russian sailor-will mite part, together
with a detachment of French bluejnckets
la the march punt. The visit will bean
imposing luttnllctlnllon. and it will aim he
the reply of tin- Franco—lineman itlliiiume to
the recent lllploltmcy of the triple alliance.
Germany fully uulerttnndn the impor»
tance of this. went, and ftpllt‘si in athilnCfl
to the manifestation by annouluringthitt
she will send an midlll'mnl Hermon squad-
routo tlw Mt‘tlllttiliit'iifl. and that. it is
added in liclimmy. if France fililliflfllk‘l
Russia to iniBlIllnh n mulling Motion in
‘thoscwatrre linly will ennui it ritiillltl'
furor in (ll rmany on one of her Manda be
tween rinldmin end Comm.
‘ Aw immense Triumphs! Arch.
An immense triumph-i nrch hm been
erected opymitn the city ball in Tuniou
and directly lit front. of the quay where
the Russian o'llrru will enter the town.
The city hell it a hing: of light nod Colors.
The docotaiimm hate been made without
”It'll toexpruse. All the rooms to be
used in entertaining the Russians have
been furnished with royal splendor and
luxury.
Tens of thounnnds have arrived here to-
day. Mnny street» are -o crowded that re-
hicles hare ii-r-n fnrh‘lddrn in them. The
qunys near the city hall are impala-able.
and the poledrlau must fight bin way
across the open mum. l'rnprlutflrii of hot
telannll lmiginghoum nredning an enur-
Inoua bmim'vw. ‘l hey t'hni'ilermim-a «toy
for the slunllm-t room For comfortable
quarters the price is Oil! or 320.
The deli-glues from the itunainn cmbaeey
in Paris arrived here yeatenlay afternoon.
among them M. de ('irn. son of the Ru»
Ital: minister of foreign affairs. They warn
welcomed enthmiasiically at the smliuu
”the maple and were cheered lflf‘t‘it-lllilly
Ia they drove to the rim-kn. The-y two! will.
on a steam yacht in vii-it the l-‘rrncli mund-
ron already at nnrhnr hrrn- and limo drove
round the pun. They found both “in or:
tire. and “Merrie )lnliterruncnn squadrons
of France- quote that? 7.0 wilt-dill». bin-idrn
torpedo imam—ready to receive the liviulnn
lleet. More timn 11mm morinm urt' ninnrd
these ram-1».
lit the but three dnys prem-uta for tho
Runslanlnnriues have been rm ivr-l hourly
at the city lulll.
The mayor announced but et‘i'uiiu‘ that
he now has ready for the crow» of the lim-
Alan fleet more than Lilli lull-item of lflflfl‘
relies, innumrrnlde chrome and biwuiia
and durum of can” of brandy and chutn-
no.
W The (say In In Denmark.
snd military officials“ the pn'fer-iure mari-
time.
While llli‘ French are entertainlnuibe
Russians herr- ihe rmr of Hue-on will villi:
the l'rench vowels in harbor»! (filly-ultimo".
The czar is in llourunrk. Wllrro he is wait-
lng his father~iuclnw. tho Itlngni liemmirk,
The public censor him forbidden tlw mi
tation in n theater of It pot in in linnur of
the Run-inn visitors. written by on nmn-
tour, I amt ill Admiral i'iivrrt‘ille, lll- ub-
jeetn to it on account of tin pnlitiml liilli‘.
The Bunsinn colony but been invited to
attend the twrfornmnce of "Michel rim»
unfl"ut tin-timid lllt'ltlef tomorrow night.
Pour hundrml French nontwtmmiuiniml
naval olllr-c-m will give u litiilqllvf mm!
Banal-ti sailors in Toulon niier the depar-
turw of the ltussiau oiiiccra for i'nris.
Hamill" in an crowded its ’i’nulull. The
”new inside the furiiilmiiom rmolnhln
thou of an immense Mr. A liver. of ynrhu
will hail 'be Russian squmlmn mltsitlu
'l‘oulnn harbor and will («Move to the am
charm.
The cur ban forbidden the use of the
Russian llilllt'l’lnl flsgtlnring the trim ex-
cept at i’nria. The Run-inn naval colon
lags Journey.“
t'rios. N. Y.. Oct. tau—Captain Andrew
0. Bnyilr. vim president of the Ellis Fire
Insurance mlmmy of Hartford. till-d nenr
Newport. ilerltlnter county. i'npmin
horse, with his wife, was journeyl’ml from
Hartford to ill. iawrsnt-e county by car
no. .,._,..._,._-.,., mm,
Anarchists might“ a W t‘avwa.
11mm». (in. iii.—-'rhcrs who it relirwsi
of the slmnhlnt panic in Kern. It was
rumored that the sour-him We” shout to
storm the town with dynamite. iihopo
“I were rinsed and many wealthy families on
for an wmtry. .
Another IBM In flay“ Haunted.
Inherits, Jamaica. (let. it «Many worn»
in and chlhim ere corningtothir pisss
frost Mil. seeking Milan item the iron-
bies they believe to he impending in that
marry. fl“ Whom..-“ .
Chicano. (let. lfl.—-Audltnr Aeltermsn‘s
sisnthiy I'Mfllaif oi theh “phonon“
Induces w W t at i new
sitinahssshasdiistnsbeienu in themes-
‘W -W
1‘. Intel! friab- m M
Mallets on. it “A dispatch trout
lla states that the Prussian government
will intend not in the leading a bill m
lag tor a ism totem oi the silage.
.MW...4.
sums-am am
m M lla‘lhs suit"
to. a of more is build a
hams-lit utmmm‘ttsdsta
m Mitdhtamatsi'
‘ W ~ Harm:
Mitt
FBESHiJSllJ Hill
Cucumbers
llun- “dull.
WMMlmu ‘
swarm W
' reannsrm’cy
. true it”! turn m-
l—l'OBl-rl
Pickling.
Telephone Pall. fill.
in '0 DAYS. Cures all
aunt Rollin ry,
«was . lane
Parcels. niacin-unemfiig tly 52ml:-
uiom, std, Why past shores, Elves vigor and site
to shmnkcuo nus. mi quickly ‘ ul sure rentores
last it i oryouug. hm it, can in rent
pocket. rim Cl. is put-Isom- iii: or with
"New llwrpfler t‘pesre or my Mll‘Ch
lot In; no r urine drug: it hell on any
Wat m. Ml“ on havinullflul'l “nonnathcr
tin had not not it. we will rem it by mail upon rcmlpt
of rim. l'nm llll‘lln li-nit'flcll‘nlv‘ifwwrmi. Addmsn
stalled alfle,Pnsv-.€flsess. .avswv
GEO-C. STILLSON.
" South iltrwail, Goon.
«clll ly
munch...
BalaAflntfnr '
c. t 1. ll. BOLTDN'S
mu wuss Hum
Plumbing, 8mm and tits-fitting.
Till and Shirt iron ilolt.
Hot Air Hitting.
Plans and estimate. furnishw-l for either
“at water. steam or hot ii-ll' hosting.
'1- iiil'T‘ll Wll‘t‘ w’l‘
BABY CARRIABES
_A1-._.
IllllFlillllllEilS' PRICES.
Admiral ltii-Iinler. minim-r of marine“
who came to town. held a mosquito of ulvtl ‘
'l‘hs world'- his Ian a Tim at.“
from “.06 in ”all. 3i dam-rent sty'rs of
running «vars so: all warrnnmi. llmdwsre
on llue minim» lurk»! psi-mi. nur mm.
mentufuphulan-nnl inullv't lw rsirunlve. An
tipholslvrer in constant Ititrndmure, who will
trim to order at ulmrl iiiilll'u. [to-pulling and
revnphvlnii-rinndnno at short nmmu Velocl.
prim. lire rim. from ”.75”: ‘1 in. Propellers.
irir' Tricycle-e. Expres- ngnl o. rt: .
F. BOYLSTON.
ROWAYTON. i'l'.. opmlw it. it. .ilietlnn.fl
"l
w. L. counts:
83 SHOE «Wills.
mmhwusfi,
little .
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ifywswtstnsmtt Minnow
amwtnunfltfirw fl-Mfliww
Ilse. tinnitus-m ssdsudlosltalt
muesli. f shillottonmlraioymfeststw.
bullypmhal n VI. 1. Drug!” than" “I?!“
est: on bottom, Mill is
"a ”mm. tinnitus. mwbl‘ly
J. SCHAUB.
W0.“ blflufi'lililill . .‘l'fl’l‘ ' SIYFPER.
- Elm Wilma hiwnath Dmygicg,
FEMALE Blcflfiiifis.
catamaran,
’ . ”timid
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lullfl'uml.; m
”.90 it has 'i’ .. 1:
ill ”will“. Milli”!
'mi‘i “H within «in.» V131,,
1'lML IO! I0 cents.
in i in niu ui maggots.
“n" sleutv IIIFURDID
tithe? Fall to letters nrrtm
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Marat shortantlee. We ran band
to
Ii dthsisiestputsra alto-hie
wh'r'sspsetfugy flail mar “Kantian. “W
Wilson it ‘Nicielto‘
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It ltsin ht. ‘Itmll dim"
orders
for.
anything
in the
line of-
finelnll lilting
that you
may wish
and we .
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with .
ElTNE§S
and
lollii'tl
“‘1'...—
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swam m. ammonia.
‘ some “OWALK. 00”.- .
all!
"a." D. centuries.
Undertaker. ‘
tit mom- srnm. sputum. 00”
Opposite Horse itailwsynenot.
fleetdenca.‘d elm-trust ‘ Normal“?!
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p. . .
Freight received fro n 7 a m. to 5 p. m.
Upon np ~llcntion to orients the (fit of Nor-
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freight an} when: in New tort: or its vicinity.
Willi person.- are forbid ir'vstinz any of
rh« rmpln'esuf thr- bqu- of this line on ac-
count uf t e no nets thereof. sr'di if
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Mil-old in L 1: Ian... since that great lira
when too! onznlilfl were whitened to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
l. fire in WI in theuroatfii to It
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Pun ”Mg?" Plum
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