EVENING suNlINEl.‘
‘ . am. Ills-r and Proprietor
A ~r—-w my mw
It)! I‘m—By mall. in ad-
' One month. we: three
is lit. Of». on- to». two.
atwsbora. it: a west. to be paid
a
‘i l l i i . ~ ‘l‘mnwun'n “To
‘lhr‘l'lla" advertisements. notes-
little. no time. 515.;th times.
slam am. assuring notices. Inc. a
Ionian-adds”): policeman Sched-
ssss‘s'rsr moo draftfimta lur
’ W
. . narrows. no mutilation-out.
I ' telephone call. res. Branch
"I Wall street. Norwalx; telephone
across should in no cases be
. II mama BII‘I‘INIL.
80m ”unanimous.
ornamentation ls. lets.
,ia the schools slid nominal
profusion there are so few per-
sitter sex. young or old. who
. in a natural and pleasing
It may bethst it iaonly re»
. but this reading aloud has been
53% upon as an art. and special in
M in tbc‘science has not been
Mt necessary or advisable except
m one it expecting to be npublic
’ . or elocmionist But it is is
worthy of note that educa-
, Ire beginning to give their
‘ ‘Wto this art. and thorough in—
_ will be given alike to those
no will not make public use of it and
tithoaahavingut professional career in
flaw. The University of Chicago has
proposed lpecutl instruction in this
justice or art. At Harvard college a
”voluntary course in English litera-
tasam the art or reading aloud will be
pro. by Ir, queland, during the
“No! this year. The curricu-
lli‘iill‘bouaficf readings and discus
up! a great variety of walks of auth-
fll‘m chronologically from Shake-
fit‘ to Rudyard klpiing. This is a
”w to the earnest considera-
«fidthtpubiicscbooisas well as the
WI-
bwmnsia cities who in
um.
ins seeing
llama at this time of the year lose
I” deal. They miss some of the
I” beautiful science in nature’s power
/ hm. The forests present on ever
m panorama of ligbte and shades.
mhaa been liberal with her rich
Id ripened foliage. A day in the
m It this season is indeed a treat
“.339 ll! lends new buoyancy to
“’wwlngr, lends the blend coursing
M cur veins with is rapidity that
‘3‘ us on. Wssre better filled lor
w with this pure air to breathe,
' " fltw business are not so worn out
.‘nt we can enjoy some purr pleas-
fi. Thibright fresh air seculsto m
1* one to long trumps through
We and lanes and we do not Wuudrt
‘M‘ thewhool children rise early and
V ‘ on their delightlul culling Flpi‘lil
is its truly diflicult matter to
M between June and Outobvr—lm
”the greenbelt of young summer.
a l. myriad blouumsmnd iblsin-
M all and rich beauty of the
, ”his ol autumn. The country
. to brim one near to Nature'-
7 and happy are those who can to
J“ and bummer there. One feelu
pg. “that if one lives in accord with
l “he! brsuticshe canusverbe
, rapertrrilas been examin
,tltvaud railroad structure in
8a lens that on Two are
bolts are missing, in one lo-
, u onto! a group of tsenty.
”the empty holes were once
“which were put so be
waist-r constricted the.»
. it'iaiara that if they were
Winona now. have he
“I! visit-crud new
set to worry; that they
d the public all about it
_, mo hispspsr,ssd
strove trouble.
Su.lulwallHaldwareCO.
'a compromisi- are Atronacr todaythan they»
r.. it...» numberolguod b!
" reading the caption, to sign the request.
_ uni '“iualing.
“'iuultemini,
}_ iiilllil
Silliilllillli. '
i murals; firsbriol.
42 It!“ lain ttrsst.
Mt!
luminous; mucus.
Arranging For 'an Important
Conference of Senators.
Dram Ill 811ml: mm nor.
Dutch. Ion-w. llill and others lndnlgad
In I bharp Exchange. of tiapartaa—‘l‘lsa
low" M9 the National Bank lull—~A
Ira-d low Silver mil.
WAsnlsorox, cu. lil.~The prospectsof
have been at any time during the session.
Senator Shsvrunn’a lntost speed}: caused
some of the Democrats to ask whether it
was not time for them to agree upon united
action. Before the decision had been
ruched to take a recent Mr. Vent began
'ciaculitlng among his collenxuou apetltlotl
addressed‘tn the choir-mun of the caucus
asking him to issue a call for the caucus.
The call, which Mr. Vent had drawn up,
was carefudy worded. and every man who
signed it thereby pledng himself to abide
the decision of the mucus. It was no-
ticeable that when this paper waspreaentad
to Democratic repealers they declined. alter
.It requires 23 Democrats—a majority of
the majority—{to moire this call ellective,
and according to the count of the silver
Democrats they have just that number.
Thin estimate includes Mr. Kyle and Mr.
Martin. who are. the southern nleu claim,
more Democrats than Populist». Mr. Vest
hopes to get some of the repeal Democrats
to sign his paper.
A Canons Ileana a Compromise.
it is said that when Mr. Voorhees moved
to tnlte a recess. and, rut/he said. "poured
oil on the troubled walers,"hc knew of
the contemplated caucus and thought it
best not to push math-rs pending the at-
tempt of his coileugueo in get together.
When asked the point blank question
whether or not the administration Demo-
cruts would enter this caucus. one of Mr.
Voorhree‘ warmest supporter» said there
could be no doubt that if thl- illujorilyor-
den-d the cannula nll Democrats would por-
tlcipnte in itu deliberations. Not having
sinned the caucus pletlgeroy could be
free to act for themselves. and while mule
would not pro to the extent oi binding
themselves beforehand. this senator said
he expected much good (A) grow out of the
conference. The mm- fact tilutncnuculs
was held. if it «build he hold. was. be said.
significant of itself.
if the fight for unconditional repeal is to
be continued on th- lines now laid down. a
caucus was utmolutcly unnecessary. A can-
cus could. he thought. menu but one thing.
and that was compromise.
or course. until Mr. Vest secures the re-
quisite number of slelnturrs innulborize
Mr. Gnrmlln to issue the coil. repeal sou—
More will nor discuss the probable results
0! thisbrintring iogrtiler of the clashing
factions behind closed doors.
It is probable that lin- mucus will be
held this evening. but poemibiy not until
later. Repeal senators will not mlmit that
the caucus will not contrary to the present.
attitude of the administration, for they
deny that tin- silver men are in the major—
ity. Ila-Vor- Indulge In Rap-rise.
A most interesting and imporlant de-
hnle took place in the senate, Mr. Dolph
hmi mode it point on Monday evening that
the two l‘npulixl sonninrs~Allcn of No-
lmukn and Kyle of South llnkotuwbml not
linnwered to their names. although they
were present. and be contended that their
pronoun~ should be entered in the journal.
Around that qllelllun the pnrlianwnlary
struggle winged All duy null bristlrd with
hitter museum, jibe.- llntl iwmlnnlities,
Mr. Dolph. having expwmdbimoell as
“tired" of all the obstruction. was told by
Mr. Hort-bl that if he who tired be had bet-
ter sit down and real. and that would be a
relief to the senator himwlf null to the sen-
ate. Mr. lioar made is utalelurllt that "on
all questions which llilect tho wrlfure of
the Amerlclm people. by rulrs. limrugb
rulell or over rules; by the Whole. through
the. «clinic or over the Mlliilfl, lllu lrresisli.
hie will of the American people will have
its why."
Mr. Hill argued in favor of Mr. llolph's
conic-mum. null hltiil that llu- art of ”how
no. to do it" seemed to be the i-lfort of the
senate. Mr. Morgan spoke r. Hill as
a New York poliilclnu who hm roducvd
the horny of onmntlug it quorum when he
was firrrtlllcnl. of the New York music.
Mr. Hill ralorted lronil any that there Wen
no politicinm in Alabama. There thry
were all stolmncn, and be united Mr.
Morgnn’a exprrmui reverence for the cou-
atitullnn at the United Stolen by "tapest-
ing that for a certain portion of that “’1‘
aior'a career be had been supporting an
other constitution.
Ilargaa lasaa Illa ‘l’alwpar.
Mr. Morgan spent a good d -al of time
over what he culls-ll it coalition lwtwel-n
Democratic and Republican sell-sumo, and
when Mr. mehurn denial that titers was
any snob coalition he was tarily stopped
by Mr. Morris». who said that be bml not
badatbmht in his mimic! the Minor»
tots senator as one of the Republican leach
era. Then an allusion to the influence of
method banks in getting no the coalition
was reputed by Mr. firsyplvim acid that it
was not true, and when Mr. Morgan salted
hlm wbrtllvr he wanted to mate a per-
sonal matter of it. Mr. Gray maimed the
remark by saying that so iar m ho was
concerned it was not true.
Mr. Waahburu having declared his re
solve not to he stampsdrd or insulted. be
was told by bir. Human that be was re-
sponsible for whst hesaid either in the sen-
ate or outside. and be aided: "You under-
stood that-Madly Wit-ibis."
mmtmdmdl] wastmtdshy
Kr. lib-rm. llurltlelsrdtha Democrat»
is asoators very severely for their lailnreto
sum to scale agreement among themselves
sad mould them to do so.
Without arriving at any decision on the
auction the artists adjourned.
in. new sum and.
our: columnar-ac
lIlb tr *
~ uuluu and Tilt
W]. . I‘“‘"Il
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D l A M O N D S
"firm-.lw" m
Genuine Article. "
What's“: "
TlBllll. lllllllSlll in 60..
m lasts”. St. Brooklyn.
GUUI'AV MIR. FBI!) rrrzan.
Amie tar south liorwalk. d0
at once cause and not he resumed “attire
silver dul ls 'vhall again be lreaiy current
at por. ti uolll the silver dolblrs received
by the mercury of the treasury for cold
shall have been by him attain paid out and
gone into circulaiilm." The bill re
the Sherman act. and prole that the
owner of any silver bullion 0! standard
purity and fineness produced from minor
in the United States may‘deposlt it at the
mint and receivstbrrefortbe market value
in silverdollura. fl. provides for the coin-
aitr of aelgnlorage and the retirement cl Cl
and 02 notes from circulation.
‘floes - tasse- tlta (in Bill.
lh'sllurxnrolr. Oct. lumWhila theorem
is racinc bribe mats than in amt calm.
in the louse. Monday thtlatportult bill
exterldlngioraix montba the time inwhich
the Chinmmlght ha penulttad to register
wan passed without opposition. Tuesday
a bill dispensing with proof of loyalty in
the cases of persons who 'brfort tbe'war
were entitled to pensions or to bounty
lauds wan objected to by Mr. Burrows II
for as the pension clause was concerned.
Thereupon Mr. Gates. who had charge of
the measure, courteuiily withdrew the
pension clause, midtbc bill was passed.
Then came up the proposition for the
better control of national banks. sud after
a cordial exchange .0! views between its
supporters and opponents it. was agreed to
without even a division. ThaArenlalnder
of the day was consumed hi the considers
tlou of the public printing hill. Without
disposing of it the house adjourned.
. ‘l'ha Unaoln lesson-I liaise Opal-I.
Wasnlxums. Oct. lE.—-—Ceremonlra of a
most internlinu character. to which Vice
President Sevenson. Senators Cullom and
Palmer and others of the lllinois delega-
tion in congress and other prominent men
lent their active participation. were held
to mark the formal opening of the newly
established Lincoln Memorial house in
Worthington. Through the patriotic ell'nrta
of a number of prominent cltlsens forming
the Lincoln Memorial mlation ol the
District, the unpretentious three story
brick bonu- on Tenth street, into which
Lincoln was carried aim the fatal shot was
llrr-(l in the old Fonl'a thriller opposite
and where he died on that April nlornlntr
'28 your» nun, has been secured on lrrslre and
him been lomle u mun-um of Lincoln relics
nod memorinln. W”
l'ostmaatara Appointed.
Wssumrrov. Oct. is. -— The following
fonrlb clmm Imatmnsuirs were appointed:
Connecticut-Lucien W. Hull. East Willing-
ton.
Maine—firemen Moder-ii. Dlxmont Center:
Fannie E. None. ildgecomb.
)inmbusclls - Arthur Dodge itinirvllle:
Mrs. Univ 1". Lewis. Wendell.
New \ ork » Fayette Holman. Columbia: Wil-
linm l’ult. linulr- Harbor: William llauer. Fay-
ette; .l. 0. ('itrpenlerJirlnl: John lit-(Hana.
limo. llngnv Arlrlberl Drake. [ugh-side; (1N.
lin). ihxrrtlllrezdolm Kingston. Mlmvlwgwil-
llsm ll. Sll‘illrl. south Plymouth: Dam! W.
lirvlm. \‘ork.
i'onusyll‘nnia Samuel D. EldrodJirnnd Val-
iry; lm A. \i‘llllmy‘..i’ltl~fll-ld; Owen Sheeltcy.
llilnlllu Million; Frank P. (‘on-on. Rutledge;
Mrs. hernia .‘lt‘f 'nlgnri. While Alli.
"its limit rot-lumping" for Helm-lay.
\\'.\.~Ill.\l.'«r.~'.()ct, l~.~Ex-Speaher Bred.
uho l...- ltv. n in the west for a month past.
mm on rim limr of the house. being warm
I}. girth-«l upon his llppt't‘l’fllll‘f. Mr. Reed
spit-l mold l'i liu- lime in attendance upon
”)0 lltil" M i‘lilrlllgo. but delayed hill return
('0 \l‘ .. Imam: long enough to enable him
In in; M lllm- qvl trim: for his (old friend
and emu-lute, (im "nor McKinley. in Ohio
.llFl wot-ll.
Murder Will mt.
l’lul Al‘ill rim. Uri. Ill-v'l'be name of
Jimmy ngur. n notoriolln crachslnan. is
”PNUCI’ltl'll with the lllldirlt: oi the skeleton
of it tu‘ininli. with allaudkercblrf doubly
klltrllcll about the skull. under the floor of
the dm-llmg ut 1250 North Ell-tenth stuel.
'l‘he bun-w um once ocruplell by [pane and
lulu wife, .iohmum (innit, (in Feb. 15. ill-'8.
.luhamln Loom was: rrporiod to have left
for New York. and since lhal time she has
never lull M‘l‘ll. intrus- wa's rrcelllly dls~
l’ililfl‘t’il from prison Mill is sold to be out
ol the city. but when the police do not
know.
he Wot" [slept From the Town I’ll-p.
Sl'lllhivllHJI, Mass, (kt. lb.wA lire at
iii'li luvnmvn all”)! away fully onebalf of
.m- ill-onus. (‘t'llll'l’ oi the lawn. The
. hurlllea u'l-n- urn—d by great admin The
.otvu lulu no tin-department. except a book
loll insider lulu-ll. and no water lysls‘lll,
.0 till- t'lllzPh-i more powrrlrlm In about the
‘l l’l'llll of the llmucs. The only water put
In the lire was secured from the town
.lilllpl .. > . _.
t "dirt-t Gibboue' Iilver Jubila-
llAl.‘flMullli. Oct. lit—(ordinal Gibbons
wot-lull iron: all parts- of the country in-
..umrmllle lrtlrra nlld telegrams congratu-
lallhg hurl upon the completion of '15 years
at l-lulmut life work. He was hept busy
receiving proluiaaatul priests. witches! ms
trout it distance to join in the silver jubilee
wn‘iu't. Tilers were many prompts deliv-
ered at tiw mhicpiacuphl residence.
‘I‘wa [initially Hawthorne-law.
Lilxcmvriln. l‘s.. not. litm'l‘he time
“or; mime» warrhoussof la-lnuelii. Grofl
.lt liorsvlllr was destroyed byltu lucrudlary
lire. rm hundred bit!“ of tobacco were
imrtml. limit is in Chicago with his
lmatberJn-iaw. Jncob F. libs-adenwhoar
bonded warehouse in this city. with Lalo
.mmln of whisky. waa art on tire and
lml‘nrtl on holiday night.
mat-u umliha boat at III.
New (hours. Oct. Iiiw‘l'he steamship
Mutavlllrs. llrlllugiilu to the French Conic
msrclal line uml bound from Antwerp for
New Urn-ha. is reported lost at sea. The
mnmahlp Paloma of the Elder that r
rl. rt resulted the entire crew and all the
.msenusrt carried by the Marseilles.
”.4... ._.. M _. ._..
naps-elated stile-r Isaay In Canada.
Monolith. 0st. lbw-The ifsasdiso one
[unlit Hulhorrfil a Ill-to ltltllelltd llicll’ ll»
million at Inmwllalsiy costing the condi-
tions naullinn born the depreciationuf sli-
wr and at pl: clsimln. a new value for the
tummy of lhmeouatries uttered-presto
hull has arisen.
A has-lawman Dates fight.
him Oates”. (M. is. ”Twenty-fl”
hundred people witssssrd the institute too
lie at the Olympic club insurer-Joel Levy
at magical! squiul amass «(lire tort.
Wells hitches» lath-Winona.
mam Isn‘t-lune.
listmtroil.ii..i..0stltu‘l‘hssysstsl
the Migration shotebattstvurssylia
mils Wildflldwmilth
AND
$15.0lliuiiuld
lurdusou’il’lwm h
.. stitch lam
sun
THE
' cusses:
no .
mun
:
unis ls wuu Willi luv
The Russians Received With
Frantic Enthusiasm.
um mu monsoon
[he Iota loam lurpa- Anything 00 the
Kind llaaatha Days of the lupin—lua-
alona flowered With Klara—A II. I...
Wink “tarot-n.
. PAW. Oct. lh‘l’rcsideat Csrnot'l rv-
csptioa of the Russians at the Elylae was.
unusually cordial. Altar having thanked
Baron Mohrvrlhs'ilu for inlroduoiul theta
he turned to the visitors and said:
“You have received alrsadyat Touloa an
expression of the good will of the French
government. You have become acquainted
with the spirit of the people in the districts
through which you have "riled and with
the sentiment of the wind. mlion. You
will meet everywhere the mine slacue‘and
cordial welcome. The ties of friendship
uniting France and Russia. which were
tightened by the demonstrhtlons at Crou-
stadt. have been strengthened daily. May
the Lord make our friendship growl May
It be an inspiration towvaryhody having a
heart for the knelt- d peaa‘. con
and security! To the great emperor who
not you 1 send u greeting from this house.
He lntrnslrd you wilhan exalted uric-ion.
which you have “settled moat wortbliy. I
therefore bid you welcome." _
Pulls In Gala Drona.
Admiral Avalon replied briefly merely
expressing his thanks for thr- ' lality of
the welcome given the Russian; Presi-
dent Carnot has mnde Avelan a grand of-
ficer of the lAgloil of Honor and hail deo-
orated most of the other oilicet-s and the
stall of the illusion embasny.
The crowd in the atrcets in the aveniuz
was beyond nnyihinu seen in recent years.
The slmls loading to the Place do l’Opera
were fall. So vehicle passed through them
for four hours. All the slrceta and public
buildings wrrr illuminated, Designs in
gas jets and email electric lights and in-
nllnlernhlr lnrge arc lighla made the city
bright as day. lAll’lR lino-s of masts stretched
down the streets. Between them and from
wall to wall bung fratoons of flowers and
hunting and lions. Shields and trains
parenclru with motives were suspended in
midlir above the crowds. "God Save the
Czar" and "long Live the Francoiiuaalan
Alliance" were the sentiments moat fre-
quently expressed on these decorationl
Nothing like the splendor of the some has
been keen in Paris since the empire.
The crush in all handsome thorough-
fares was groom than at the «mnbsnulai
celebration of the republic in not. There
was a conllnuous and deafening din on
every side in every street. but without ex-
ception the people have been good natured
null have abstained from anything like
violence. .
Ilsa-a Galore For Russia-a.
4A dispatch from Toulon says: The
streets of Toulnn appear to be fuller of
Russians than at any previous time. Hun-
dreds marched through the town. «comm
painted by all equal number of French nail
on. They stopped lat street corners and
mz“1‘hs Mnmlllnlw"nlld Russian an-
thems. Wherever they were seen they
were gnu-ted ollh the wildest enthusiasm.
Well dressed Frenchwomrn meeting
ill-lilacs in the street would embrace tbrrn
ind smother them with kisses, while the
crowd cheered frantically and became dim
eyed with emotion. A significant feature
of the visit is that the Russian- are buying
largely of French and Russian Socialist.
Democratic. Slhlllut and other links.
which are prohibited in Russia many of
which Would be suppressed even in Auteu-
lea or England. . W-”
Sultan Willing to Pay.
MADRID. Ul'i. Ill. m’l‘hu Correspondent-la
Elplufl says the Moorish foreign minister.
in replying to the Spanish pore. relates
that the sultan is inclined to cbas lac the
ill" trihrsml-n whoaitachedtheh‘ ularllo
and la willinn in pay a modsraleln cmnlty.
The tear and its- Prenat- liaister.
CilPilZNil,\i.i-‘..‘i. Oct. l8. ‘Hbortly before
leaving the rznr showed much attention to
the French minister. He talked with the
minister ltl urrat length and pressed his
hands wltrrnly when leaving him.
finely-ad in (“am to VIII-fl...
Vinita. [ht iii. «lierr vou Plensr. load-
rr of the ill ruum Liberal» lu Austria. is
itimut to trump his seat ill the relcllarlttll to
accept it" appointment to it place in the
Allstl’ihll li'flflliim at Washington.
‘lha Ill 'IM Vtwtwrln‘a M,
IAiNliilh'. (lei lll.~'l‘hr successor of tha
lll fated inlillonhlp Victoria as the not
ship of Illll' ilrlilsh birdlterranaan squad-
run will he [list battlathlp Hamilllss.
Mulpier Itinlt lieu.
Limboli. Oct. l0.-—Charles Ball flinch.
tbs sculptor. din-d hare.
Prints.» trailed“ no“.
Visors. (let. llw'l‘ht' Princess Ypsilanti
died here.
Ito-pads a! tales Cattle In ”no.
horror. 0st. 10.me was a cattle
stampede in brighten when souls man at
tempted to drive a hard oi 'l'ssas cattle to
the abattoir. A hard ot a ran through
Cambridg- lo last Water-town. sad bsiors
boy was would Ipallbutoaahadbwn
mot and illicit. its mood and is still in
he fields or Woods about “It“.
w...
amnatmtaawrsalalcar.
AL‘I‘lluilA. l’a.. (let. Ii.-A freight
mil train struck a car containing 70 sla-
plozlass of the Pennsylvania Railroad m
paw returning from their worhiu the lam
er yard to this city. 'l'llsrar was Iranian
up and ills red hot atovt «mum‘s-sea.
in pull. ii of wheel vim seriously in-
ma .
south-r an m.
hurrah". 0st. Isa-ll is hlisvsa that
the schooner soul: oil, Orarsilyrbay was
the 1‘. C. Leighton. which left state on
Wsdasrdsy. bull-a a crow of seven. Nuth-
in] having ileum hoard front sltbsr the boat
or crew. it is loll-veil sll liars perished.
W
“WM
im-
iGASOLl N E ’
m “ m“ ' M Ice-rd was MIW m
barons. lie. Oat. lie-J. u. Iasnvttu. 0st. illustrators world’s
thlltimorcth lusts-immanent“ resort ml. trous st Chisholm-t pill-ll.
msmlmvrnznm“hswaaui m wmmmfldflm
as a calls. it ' m“ "I, “a, "Hit
ballet passing through his trail. ‘WMEWm-w
M- , wists. wuss
.~ .Oaanllne Stoves.
IT m 0! 0h BARRIL.
Factory and BoaqurIl
a SPECIALTY.
lil'sstlattsstttmraslutl
null
MANHATTAN's murmur.
low lather latch" ,. bar's Iona 'lll
Celebrate at tin wrid'a his.
N" You, Oct. lituliiaynr Gill-0y and
Bound Parlor .have compltud a draft of
tits provisional programme oi features for
the celebration of Manhattan day lit the
World's fair on Oct. 91. These features an
liable to he claimed someWbat on tbs ar-
rival of thammlttoe in Chicago.
In the morning a paruds of the Chicago
Honors. Old Guard and other military or—
ganisations will act as escort to the com.
mlttse and olicisla to the New York sum
and SARllllllCS,
Finest department of FlSll to
be had.
PICKLEI) OYSTERS.
m o...“
llunl&lelufl,
Telephone (Iii. ”in? l.
I.” in I. '51.. Our“ all
mans Dies-uni. ruliin tummy.
Pmrlr. Sleeplesmuuuhla iiy mulla-
slous.atn., cummthy pout filling“. lvmr vigor whirl/m
tosilr ulterior nomaml ffllll‘kly .llt “filly rum“
.1 l old or yollntr. limit can in] m that
ought. More I no It mohair». Mr Kw We.” to Ill: s
building on the expmitlou grounds. There
anosption will he held. At noon-agraod
.. will be formed and tbellnv of
march taken up to Festival hall. This pm
ratio will consist of the some orunulutlolla
as the escorting column in the morning.
with whatever additional features may be
arranged for. - a
la tstlval ball the exercises will be
opened with music. Opening prayer by
the Rev. Morgan Dix will follow. and the
exercises will be continued as follows: '
Address of welcome by Mayor Harrison
craolnehcdy speaking in behalf of the city
ofChlolgo: response by Mllynrilllroy: mn-
aic; address by Genet-ll l U lL'l‘ Pom-r:
alright. by theClIoral illicit-i); address by
Chauncey M. Depew; iiillll‘l'r‘ltt by Charles
8. Smith. president of the chamber of com-
merce; singing by the Choral society: ml.
dreas by Seth hfia. president of Columbia
collect; benediction by Archbishop Corri
gall.
in the evening a brilliant illumination
"and electrical decoration of the New York
state building will be the central livid fen.
tore. supplements-d by a grand illumina-
tion of all ‘thc buildings and lounlnlns by
the exposition authoril lea.
RIO lN TERROR.
WI Troupe In the ( Ity and a Hostile
Fleet Without.
lilo Jaxeino. Oct. iii—Jl'he European
diplomatic corps in the Brazilian rilpitsll
so disgusted with President Peixoto.
They recently withdrew all lornwr prr»
posais of intervention became the omi-
dent had brolu-n faith wltfthem. Their
proposal to land troops was lumed on an
Igrrctnent wltb Peixnlo that he would die:
mount all of the shore batteries and not
put them into action again during the
progress of the reroilllion. This agree-
ment bad scarcely been ratified when it
was learned that agents or i’elxom. at his
direction. were secretly erecting a new
battery contrary to his agreement.
Admiral Mello is still national cutoidc
of lilo. where he prevents any ship» loaded
with provisions entering lilo or liiscbllrtp
ing their cargoes so as to aid the loyal gar—
risen in Fort Santa (fruz. Advices oun-
lrraing the rupture of Santa Cotimrina by
the revolutionisls, which but been denied.
have been receivl-li. The troops in the gnrv
risen have joined the insurgents.
Another artillery duel with the fort is
expected. Business boom in lilo have
shut down. No letters are allowed llCl'lHii
the republic.
The lilo News has been nttncllrd by the
government lor printing irulblul reports
of the revolution.
There is grunt alarm in the city over liit‘
lreqtll'ul. lights between Peixum's ltllllll'l‘l.
They drink heavily and rush through the
streets crl-niillg tcrr . President i’rlxulil
has convn'aieil the congress elections for
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Rode 0i! Twain, Italian-led Ono.
BID lloox. N, Y.. Uri. Ill. 7 [lulu-rt
Bohryvcr of lthinrin-rlmn-tbclluri-ou ltllil
“in. Manila Kipp I)! “Hi iimlk Wore ruling
together iontlemi It mun-rt. ‘vlilli' they
were pasting the residence of the ltev. Van
New 'l‘rnvl'r it our urn-ll in Mr. hollryver
that it would be agnud lime to enter ”10
married stale. lie accordingly “poplwdthe
question." was accrptn-ll. halted the lr-luu
in front of lbe pusuvrlil rmdrllce. and the
marriage look place. The couple then pro
mtded to the concert mill nlterlvllrll drove
to their bonlrs to announce the news.
lav-ed “their Abandoned Haul.
wa Yolik. Uct. ill-‘Tlln ateuuler Alli»
handset. which arrived from Wont llllliflll
ports with it pus-winters. rrporlx tlml Sun.
day, Oct. if). she nl'lileil a disillusml vessel
flying a signal of dislrrsa. The vessel was
loundtobr the Norm-girth bark Jury; of
Fleehrljonl. from Dublin for ’l‘) bee ill illi'
last. leaking. having lm-u in the llul'i’lcmir
of Oct. ll. ii and ill. At the ft'ani-l of the
captain the crew of the Adirondack took
him nod the crew, plus all told. all and m
bar on lire.
thing On Cantos lack and MI tta (loss.
Pmmoslrllu. Oct. ls.~-l'nlls«l Hum
Marshal (Jolsbrrry wmlvrd lm onlrr lrmll
Attorney ilellerul iny to have brought.
back to this city l'bmg (lull, who, with
All his. was directed by i'ulml rltnm
Commissioner Edmund-l to be deported to
China for bring unlawfully in this t‘illlii-
try. lloth starlsd on Hulllnlsy lor clam
l‘ranclsco by wily of New ilrlrnlls.
taupe-a uvaa hat to the literal.
.‘tillutoo. ilci. lumbar" reports from
the not storm which swept the chain or
lattes tend to litem file list of lllitlllltll'll.
The limiting hosts am being lmrli (runs at
all pnlnta. and an approximate list of looses
can at last br made. Hills for it is lineup
that Cl peopla wcrslost and lo vmls Is»
same total wrecks. Twenty-ulna more are
on the beach and Waurlomptl.
tilled W a! In Isobar Lover.
Haw You. Oct. ltqucub Wlutar. a
trash driver. who ilval st Mil Wm F. r.
titth strut. allot aiiii billed bin slam
lie then shot himself in Hill broil
saddled instantly. The girl manual the
mucus of a barbrr walnut her brother‘s
wiabra. “Wm“ _ ‘ M
AI Alleged laud WM
Ilw Voila. Oct. lam-The World today
tllahss a story alleging that many cupi-
sit in this city hora been swliltllsd by a
land ssalpsay with isles and tumor titls
trails to more than slum aera- cl coal and
“It! lands in West Virginia.
It. lavy'a villa.- lava-I.
inflammll. it. Oct. lilo-The vii.
ins of at. ilary's. Him the river from
this at , wss about entirely destroyed by
In. {mantra buildings. llitlllliln'tm.
tarsus-d savorsl stores. were burned.
m
rm ham. 0st “will-m Walls.
!
stills Mintbtitbiun
”fauna?“ sol ni' (‘ll‘irl (I
- n murals (“any 'ur n
im hzw NM Oit‘mllwnlhur if
i'. we MI a .l N. by‘l‘lbili opunrnrnlpt
.irlllrrrs
lei rut rm rims
int!!! no. till-ii-
bc has not not!
of rice. om biotin rmmlmvr-lom "or.
.ertal (Ya..fma..uivm ‘1'"!!!
GEO. 0. STILLSON.
twill lomslli, lions.
will ly
liliileekerilliu.
Bale Agent (or,
ii. is l. ll. illlllllll’S
Hill WlTEll HEATE'
”limiting, Steam and Gas-fitting
Tin tut that iron Wort.
lint Iii ileum.
.th
/‘
Plans and HUMAN" roman-n.
or water. steam or hot air ill-um.
m uril'TN ill \l‘ -
llil clllllils
17.. .
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lllllllflllllfllS' 'PlllliES.
From $0.06 In ' lo, 3 diffs-NW
running arm a it warrsnirrl. lira-litan-
on lino mrrlum. nickel Wall‘rvl or». 1mm-
merit of upllnlarrrwl l’rll'lEi'W u "runner. tr.
upllomarrr in i‘olwtuui alleudmwr .. lm mi
trlminorlier ltl-wli-lr'l unlrm. mommy and
rB-llobI-illlml'lmtll ro- oi moi" nun. r . “via
lies. live nlzra. from Oi 7.1m ”Isl. F’fllrmilri‘fl,
llrls' Triryvlm. Elglenn WM”; w, t n,
F. BOY LSTON.
RnWAY’flm. I‘l‘,. mum-luv [4. it mu! mg
I lit.
‘
my r.- o
I3 SHOE Wills.
DI wwM‘l mmlsnudhyspfi.
" Iaatiw
WW.
flglndtl'l
S how lie}:
“'"flw all willildatnmzrlmllyiilr hum.
M“ ”will on ll!!! bottom. 1. "it. .' r it’d-wry
'a ~w Mal”, Dream ”no.
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l? ”Whit". “€111.64
till" u! l whit”: 'l ii .91.
flat. ”I ‘0? atoms.
r . or "“y; c
mas. ' '
”out? 'l'UNOCU
inn».- F wi m r as r or
n... . a; no... .
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(am intent 'r
new ”trial.“
Fri". ”‘4'
{2'1
...... iii tlule lilies.
W. L. DOUGLM
"memoirs!!!” ”at, who has!”
“to“, try ”12.31.30, “Ms!
ill soulltoeuslhw mmndbuhatl
lusty purrhlu up W. L Dmn'fi‘fi" 1.. Mac lat
overruns. ‘ 2'
culls, ’ ill. . , _,.. .
. worms reactors,
.. . cartons. . alum. Do You Want a Bicycle?
A" ' PureVormoot mete sv our, latil’itd‘i“ "‘4‘ “‘“’ W“ “‘”
llllT till HEATERS, Imported 011.3 Cnhwflmr-Oflh-
'f'llotlroau lot is lit! people anttossil.
Buy now. l‘iiloil cow-oil'uusw'hlaras.
. . . .
Practical Bicycle Repairing
.......t...’.‘£.'1.‘1:."!!:....
Pic'llllts l 1" ll.
Murder at vhort WW.
ll .«ullholavvsi pvtwrn humid.» s to which
we rmpm tiullr 1' ill . our attention. Prim u
lamination as in comistult with first chow
Walton it. Nicierson,
34 lisiu 8t. lsrivsill 5.29.9...
~AND-
CELERY
til.l.~_ am. Purl ”Kim InVlooIts'rzr
rm: «mm.
in More liesllesr Days.
to More Sleepless lights.
We mentoring Appetite alul Medium: ~
on. iloyr Valor- tho place or temp-Ir. you.
all) Ililiitv tar-Inn vluliallr and hilt r
«t.
rim. trill}! lhot mluub with
Yankee
lulu (SUMNER.
Mil low m w. oi all-.1..- “.500 it not roll
it satin: unsure all via
CITY Illlllll STORE.
2 wamiflfm‘llih r’l. NLNUKWALB.
' In ‘9’
(LA. Grenory 81 00..
\iliil‘l‘ALH. ‘1’.
C. L. Ogden,
.liiiuili llu Bilillllfl.
“HM!!! l5
levels, Columns,
' l'ilb‘filli'i‘lu‘lvi. Lionlrlrin
/ my...” - furtl hr". l'lllbillJ
;. .ul ill ‘3‘: llrs ll «lotto.
anlslers.
.,'.,
liliWAV‘N)‘. ($05!.
Shop Near Depot.
”MK I’. X
lid Wall Hand Law”
92 Washington Street.
on. . rill 3m
'0. ~V‘—~
m: "nuts rules, or stun.
I" U [In I at.” ”i WAIHING.
«rumors-m ot‘srtasrum.
worn (ftlJJJt mu arm llrzlJi'kit
r.» mm. or to slam. on rustic.
Jillih’ W .tlllt £5. l’roprlnior
i :
tilsmr
Wa have on hand ll '
lllllulll
south liorwalll.
rolls-s
s lstttimilllsl’isu.
flmt'fl-flzmififlmml" .
m but not ”awed; it‘ll? all...
gill
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0F liiiil or umui .
wyaygwcuuu crap...»
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All M:
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cu, .u. y .. .
AL 0|“)qu o M.” M I,
L'TI'IBIALT‘IT. "'7’on '“m
‘ Grown sod blld w s. l 1'
. tip-cud ouch. m A ”‘15:, rehwah’d
t id
rrvuu- path nus. Mnfveulm.
ill. I W. Bill“.
a Washinuluu timer. Over Post on».
HOU'l'lt EORWALK. CONN.
w
silly
.I. n. ’ Jeannine.
Undertaker.
s K imim ri'l'ltllt’l. Nuitwahil. cons
Linguistic Horse hallwaylhpot.
Dissident-oil Elm-«root Tales lvrnw call “-8
. mil st
()LD m; RELIABLE
DAlLY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW w. YORK,
80th Nurwalk
AND
NORWALK.
THE Pill)l’El.LEil<
CITY 0F NURWALK ,
AND
EAGLE.
Will louvr- Pl—r 2!, E. it. Bechmnn street.
Ne. tori. Isl :: p. m.
Leave .‘v'ol‘Wlth. 5 p. In ; iouth- Norwalk. 0.“
p. ill.
Flu lglll rn-civml fro ii 7 it In. in .3 p. In.
l‘pon up ‘iir alio'. to nut-Ilia lbr, ('li) II! Nor-
wm" «no langu- mil in- .unl lo ~prrlrll lulu (I!
lrvlulllunyull- ll'lll MW lurk or Its Vlltlnlly.
“V“ ‘lllWr‘Viil‘ an- lorhlll lr'rlliiK any of
Ill in,vlll)r~40l iiil‘ lung! 0! this line on m;-
-ool.. ol ll..- «1 « rm s Iln-rml. rr'Jl ll
E.C.Murris$alecu ..
Successors to ii. (7. Morris at ('0.
CAI‘i'I‘A L. lemma".
it Budbury at, Boston. Mass.
F I re and
Burglarfi’ruul Sales.
Bank ales.
Bank Vaults.
B-ank Vault Duuls.
Broil 2 ill
:.£'..t- i .1. it'lll’iilf low
i 'H liliiuili'il’ wuluiull
M 1 ., ,- - you {n :.- gi-II.
,..§ ill-u) m ‘ .1”; fl
o .
IlllE lillillllilll llllllillS
if ‘m 2;. M 5’. mt- ol on».
ill Washington Sinai.
Scull tulvllll.
S. S. L'llummedleu. lg’l.
onus” wall. or ill ions
The lost Sales in the World.
l5ll,llllflin use. Always pre-
ssm their contents.
l'slullll ll. Mull. “ll'i~..~ll:4l‘ llutl grant lire
n hm (ll oi our sure. was Illlljm'lfll to lutrllse
hull. llrr‘nof'vlllu liit‘lr mull-ills.
l‘llAlli'lHN Rlli‘illlli aim in its (irral
l‘lll: it o Fun in lull, in Ilw tirml ll r-hm l-‘lra
iii ML. ullll 'Iu nil Ihl- arm! lllrr sir”, w :14
“or i lrruuars. Acrllin u nntull nil 1.5m
FURNITURE
£1.12 1
Du. l. ldl’i’a fliLlABLt
mum *1 i p r .sr- imitate our ad. ant
rchii m1 in“ In s’iii -
’r
aliwsrl‘tlns .m'vuml. “
m: t «r, I on. w it i v M ccl‘fiiei‘i‘t. our
sis-w ‘sw wt um,
hiss! u ' ’ ' r ' lull inhuman-m tru-
t‘ tin" ”WC. 6” . Boston. Mass
milllit
i Y PILLfi
. illusion loll:
—, .ul .4” 1- n ‘ lib. i. 1 “like, and .uuld
I! ‘mrnrh'r lllla
verb... Ii'u- is” nmwnll on! lhl-hifldllfld
M I'llllfll, or sent
GREAT BA llfiAlN‘l
David Sims,
tunic us':
l. u. ltln'lllus.
l
in. ,
in the
line of
"'" ulna
“OM! .....
Washington
9““
anything
fisslst Mg
Patti Hansel. calamari. Plum
Ami dealer Ii.
'Wlll PIPER All) BlllllltliS
lhiorii- Whirl sires ‘. ‘47 N Null
fiasllpla llllkh oi lull illlt lairsi signs d
l'rswrs. licmirru and lilo Muol'llllv
Mn 4-... no
lilrl Estimates charrfhllr elven
ti...-
I
meal,
Physician lul Wumtlll
sis. llll. l. l. lililliilllll
i'arl liwliillliiiiI-Il at her unite.
342 Broad St. lliiilgtport. it.
«rum In... no In 7 p. in any day "mill mortar
l'llrllmml in» revulm lili,W"Mt and 9”
that"! limos-l. pill-lla- roads the ”ii-V." ufl
hell» roll-ring
oi mum a denim,
'mm It“! illli'iillil Iiir drill in ‘liP sat In
If
Ill-lull ”mill-ml in Ihs sirloin-e9 no a
lien-am”; will. till amount? at rnvsiylm lb.
or». anilioi mvl -v imiln irraimrm how.
in pension. our or; and "minim Hunters»
'uruisiml luv unulilmmol um. Terr»- We
“yum All lull!” llrll'llvtlt ”Mini in. la
ultras» ".m't mm in
i. ll. NASH it Bill.
lit! AM. “MIN 0'
Plumbing. Steam
AMI
Gas Fitting.
'”"'" '“ llul ill .... Sills litmus!
nits infill! l!
um, to. lists all tins-o.
Milt! CHAIM 857832.15
1'1] mourn (MAM.
'Wy war I attend“ is ”fly,
I
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