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ans 00m" ldltor and Proprietor
L‘ MHION RATES-By mail. In lulu
‘Mm prepaid: One month. the; three
muss. at: month. $2.50. one year. $5.00.
’mbynewsbaye. 12¢ a week. to be paid
‘ _ . IND film—"“3“," "Tu
y M’Mnd» Bale“ advertisements. not ex-
sssllnglvcllnes. one tints. lulu; three times.
“albumin. film. [lending in tines. 10¢. a
ll“. Went! death‘norlcee.mc. Sched-
‘ratesfor displayed advertisements fur-
“Damnation.
' concur“. Ill Wuhlnflton etveat.
. orwulk: telephone call. 926. Branch
. 7:30.“qu street. Norwalk; telephone
ufl.‘ ' l. ‘
5 commonsensslmm in all cases be
awn
”” an: lvnmxo SINTINIL.
sown NonwAu.t'omr.
FRIDAY. coroner: 20, 1893.
Win wssit about the last election
, that mstunwd the independence of the
m of Norwalk that when they
l m given the chance' to vote for
M visitors. only thirteen responded?
Whore was that little army of petti
mud potriots who. when things did
not goto ouit them under Democratic
or Republican rule. as the case might be.
otootl up and vehemently said. “0, if we
only had the right to vote; the right to
g. have a voice in making the laws by
-. which we must abide and by which we
arernletll We can act no teachers and
oven principals; thr-re nro timeout our
sax who have stood or searching cxntui
nations, and taken as high honors in
college courses as men have. and now
they have no chance to use their
knowledge in asserting their rights
aavotersl" ~Where were they? Not in
thefrout ranks, ready to embrace the
opportunity of selecting candidates
andpushing them on to victory, why?
Omit be that all their independence de
, . fluted them when the test came? If that
. . v ‘ . what was it? Did they
- l ‘ “confidence in'themeelveunnd their
act? Why was it that when the ballot
"virtually placed In their hands by
about of the Legielaturc they did not
. aria and show by their energetic
‘ voting that this law was the out] they
bed I) long hoped for. The
, populace were doomed to grout dimp-
i; wintment; they expected better things
of their wives and sisters. but can only
flitpntiently for the next opportunity
elated our women.and unto it; died.
Keanwhilelet the little band of thirteen
[l- lorwnrd and strive for their candi-
Mdection each timc.nnd win new
m to their band.
JUDGE Ball's resignation in order that
II may accept a poeition to which n
lupulary leattached impcle the t.‘our~
ant to invite attention to what it regards
lube inadequacy of the eulnriee Con.
‘ mt pays the judges of the higher
M "Wane." it nayn, I*sblo law.
”Mllningjurlgcuhipe on the ground
that they can't afford it, and other-r,
W, leaving the bench for something
MM more attractive. This in nll
m; but what. else can we expect
when the State pays it» judges Inna than
lawyers at average mility can turn. and
“when they reach seventy years of
y w. 9)!!! them adrift without clients,
‘ Ild ill HIM. and without pension?
Mm economies that are not m-
hja." Thovacauoy ontholwnch made
i ' by-tbfluiulatlon of Judge llnlI cannot
William the Gonna! Assembly is
”billion. The language of the
plums plain. us, while it
“flavour“ the power to nomi-
m. Wt is reserved to the
M Willy.
W
- m Ind of Bloody llabite ls tending
W m sobriety. if the recent
”tuna “moo rosy be taken as an
“M” arr-w. The number of town
W changing lrom Yes to No
“More; trons No to Yes, eight. The
" ” new ”and ninetyiseven against
Wm for hm. In mm,-
mm... tbeqneotlnn 28,108
, was ssst for and 21.545 against
a fill in theta towns over the
veto of ii.” for and 7.427
”oral towns not reported
V Milk still larger. The growth
veto is more than fifty
M M for license in lean
male
Colombian hell-dollars
’ loss-lion shone-nus.
.mtbr atom in
__ ' fivtbsh dhpasltlonss tbs
“mummy-sum
..w-s
15?} r] - m
MWS
ifflplastlc .
erova LINING
A SUBSTITUTE FOR FHWBBICK.
Sullgrwelk Hardwareco.
42 South half! Strut.
Mt!
The Steering Committee Trying
to Push Matters.
GABLISLB HOLDS OUT FOR RBPBAL.
hrs-ton Palm", Butler tsnd Blll Indulge
In Sparkling bloc unions which (let the
Galleria. Applaudlng~1ellrfs Mullen
Concernln' the Journal WM Lost.
Waallllmfrtw, ()ct. w."”l‘ll9 Democratic
steering committee is making herculenn ct.
lortc to direct the efforts of the scnutc Into
n path which will lend to n spcedy adjust
ment of the present deadlock. One propo~
sltlon has already been submitted to Score-
tary Curliisle nnd rcjcctcd hthm. Arlithcr
conference In on hand thin mornimr.
The draft of the tint proposition wee
said to be ncceptnbhr to All of the Demo—
crats In the senor». It in subatnnce pro
video for continuing the purchase of silver
in reduced quantities until 1305 and also
provides for the issue of bonds to strengthen
the gold reserve.
Those who had it baud in framing the
measure are very continue In their state-
mente on the subject, for they realize that
it nilsetep at this important juncture might
prevent an amicable ndjnstment of the
pending difficulty. The Democratic mau-
ngcrs had been nt work upon their plans
conrtnntly for 12 hours. and thuy believed
they hm] solved the problem to the best of
their ability under the cxieting circum-
minced
Onrltsla Meets the Proposal.
Senators German, Rnueom.\Vhite. Cock-
rell. Vilna, Gray, Walthnll nnd lllnckburn.
the committee appointed to wait on Secre-
tnry Carlhde and to submit to him propost
lions looking to n compromise. remained
in "executive st-ssiou" with him at the
tn-nsury for over an hour.
wills the first to leave. Mr. ('arllslo was
econ alter hie senatorial visitors but] do
ported and stated that he had nothing
whatever to communicate, on to the nature
of their call or its result. The visiting scu-
ntorlalembassadurs returned to the capitol
in straggling order. come of them ilrst call-
ing at the White House. Senators Camden.
Harris and Jones of Arkansas uulmcquent-
ly held it long conmrltntion with Mr. ('ock-
rvll.
So far us could Imnxccrtnincd, nothing
dt-liuitr- had been nrmuipliehmf. Mr, (‘nr-
linlc, It in will, was unyielding in the orig-
inul etund token by him in favor of uncon-
ditional repeal. .‘lo compromise was agreed
“pull.
The belief exists in the minds of the (our
cue committee thnt lho mlministrution
will concede a repeal to take effort or n fu-
ture day, null that was one of the conten-
tions discussed for sometime. 'l‘hc Repub-
linens want the time find for January, or,
at. the latest. July 1. mm. while the more
ctmoervutiv» n‘ilvcr men want, it to cxlcutl
to Jun. i. new, no iixed in Mr. Quuy’e pro ‘
posted amendment. The extremists insist
that repeal ahnll not take etl‘ect until after
the close of this administration. the
amount of silver Dili‘chflfio’a being reduced
in the meantime to NJMIJlfllvvnrlh ouch
month.
TheAilvorRepublicans.spenkiugtbrnugh
one of their lenders, mid they would in all
probability now-pl llw rmuprumiee to the
t'xli‘lli of Importing ir [000nm ton vole.
own if they could not ..upport it. The re-
penl Republicans adheml totlu-ir former
pmition of being rcndy to vote for unmn.
tliliouul rt-petil and declined to stalk their
virus upon any compromine union“ on it
Wine on inlmiglblt- thing. if the l)l‘llll)('l'l|l.l‘
curm- together rind unrced mnong [hour
solve”. mid one of thr- wists-m Republicans
«n ewnntor known for his pnliticnlnntuto-
neme- they could puns the bill without the
neoislrsucr of the Republicans.
Senators Amuse the Galleries.
The third not of 'l‘uculny'n legislative
lil’lililltlll hue junt lx’l'll pcrloriuwl. The no
torn whnpluycd the lending rolce xvi-re Snu-
atora lilll, Butler and Palmer. whiln- minor
ports were token hy Henutore Htewnrt. llu-
boia. l’eller nnd Hour. The. subject of the
perlnrmunce was whether the mum: of Mr.
'l't‘ller should be entered on the journal of
Monday as having been present uml having
refused to nnnwer when culled.
The dialogue mus broken in upon ucnr
tilt-clone- of the performance by a witty
insurrection on the port of Mr. l'nlnu-r tlmt
nu Mr. Teller hlmnelf hnd prewntetl tho
(junction to the nebula. he should be treated
with thnl. t'l)l|l'll'r’sV for whlch the senate
WM! eminently dietin ulnlwd and his rc~
qumi r'mupllt‘tl with. le naked uunulmoua
Consent to that cflect. and when It won re-
fuavd be out down with n hnlf tropic nlr,
saying tbut be abandoned the motion In
dcspnlr. lilo remark wait followed by n
petuhnt wnll from u child in tho gullrry,
at which he exclaimed dramatically. “Lib
ton to the echo of my drmpnlrl"
The cloning ep‘ccch was fllntlo by Mr.
Butler.
llc Willi interruptml by Mr. lllll, Who
laid: "l ululr-retnnd the ecnntor to any that.
if A majority reform to compromise with a
minority. tho bill Cannot pass."
Mr. Butler—«And I repeat it.
Mr. Hill—And there I take lumro with
tho senator.
Mr. Muller—l reprint It, nud l have no
npoluultm to tnuko for It. Ninwtcntha of
the manure» which becomi- low In this
country nre tho remit» of compromise.
An Interesting Dialogue.
Mr. Illli-wMy pmdnon Is that under our
lorm of government the minority hon a
right to exprese Itn viewn nnd hue A right
to endeavor to Imprcen them upon the nut
jority. it the majority recognisers the vlcwn
of the minority, It hes arlaht. to do no. ilut
lasnnot find anything in the conetltutlon
of the United Staten which anyo that is ml-
nority of senators can lel n bill. (Ap-
plause In the gallery]
Mr. Butler—Nor]. Mr. President. lhnve
made no such statement. 1 huVo not stated
that a minority can pure a bill.
Mr. l’almer~Cnn l. as senator front the
ethic of Illinois. be Allowed to vote for r0-
peol of the rlhermnn act?
Mr. Butler-The nenntor can answer that
attention for him-ell. I do not control his
vote. lls has the right to vote whmem
the opportunity In ollvretl.
Mr. l'almeruWhe-n can I have that on
portunlty’
his. Butler—When debate elem.
Mr. Palmer-Jo all discussloun the Inl-
Iorlty but the right. in good faith. to es-
srulso the tot the from debate. but I
dos: the rl of the mlnorltytodsbnte
lor the purpose of daily.
fir. Butlernloobody claims that. Who
for obstruction or not!
2r. Pswlaissruflrs't. Lip rippling“ hurrah;
y t e . p-
. l . Y
uncut stimulant?
M r. (iorman '
b to determine whether l sin now speaking of
; r ,
v” y
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D l A M O N D S
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Genulne Article.
lspsrties coeds
Wmemwu "Mfg
TlBlllI. JOHNSON l: 60..
319 [butane St" Brooklyn.
GUSTAV PM“.
' Annie for South Harwell.
where be h I? .. u a constant visitor for
the in“! six weekn.
Mr. Butler Intimates! that'the galleria
were packed for the benefit of Mr. Hill. and
he invited that senator to have it out with
him on a street corner. Mr. Mandorson
misinterpreted the lnvltation as having a
hortlle meaning rind made a point oforder,
which be withdrew when Mr. Butler sl-
plnined with an air ol‘ surprise that he in-
vitation was one to speak. not to light.
At the close of Mr. Butler's speech the
motion to amend was withdrawn. the jour-
rml of Mondny was npproved, the mornin
hour of ’i'umiey were dispensed with,
at Mo the repeal bill woe taken up. and
Mr. l'ell'er resumed hiu speech against it.
lie did not weak long. howeVer. for
shortly after be renamed the senate took a
recess until totkty.
the Home l’rsuoo Ions Bull.
\‘l'AsuINo'r-ox, Oct. Bil—Tho house mode
the bankruptcy bill it continuing special
onlcr for Monday next. the amount: to he
considered In committee of the whole,
where II will he own to nmenduscnta on
ouch paragraph. A bill was [mired grunt-
ing certain public lundn to the territory of
Arizona.
A bill requiring government aided rnllv
rmnle to provide slut ions at town sites with-
in the territoriee where such town sites
have been established by the interior de-
partment wuediscusrwd. but notdinponed of.
The printing bill was furthgr considered
without tinel determination. The re
malnder of the day was consumed in rule-
gistlc addressee onthe late \l’illiism Mutch-
lor of Pounsylvnnla. In respect to whole
lucriiory the home adjourned.
Pmtmastsrs Appolntod.
WAsulsnrox. Oct. ell—The followlna
fourth chute postmaster: were appointed:
New York» Benjamin Syumnd. lioeltrnan-
town; l'. E. Mohlmm. Brualiton; Dewy Control.
Byron; ll. 5. Beardsley. Danny: Albert Abel.
llurlen: Mrs. Rhuum)‘ llyer. Enat Bern; W. R.
. ltueh, l-‘ublus: D. nitrown. Great Valley; A. B.
l'rulu. Jumper: Ir». .\l. I". llIllonliousc. Jeulw
ville; ll. \l‘ill. . Sew London: Noel Heripter.
North River; .I. ll. Chamberlain. Mnlxrnuk;
W. W. llaukina. Houlh Byron: 1W. B. “’llllama.
South llwr-gn. t'. l.. l’iwzo. Thurman: Mmll.
(humor. \Villehum l‘olnt.
I’cnneylvnnm Amos Llndrn‘un. Holltown: .l.
'l'. lirllllnglmlu. t‘hnddn Ford: Willinm .‘icl'll—
Iiinnoy, t‘u.il Valley; \V. A. Krihbe. h’clletvllle:
.lumnu ll. Swuuk. l‘t-uuntluln: \l‘. A. .‘llllcl‘.
fltatc Run.
A Ntnrtllng Treasury Statement.
“'ASIIIVGTUX, (lot. ‘31er report from
tho llnnnce committee wmr road in tho .scn
utc. lt coutniui-d u communlmtlion from
the trmuury tlrpnrtment. In reaponw to u
rurolulion calling for the receipts and ex-
penditures of the government for the find
thrce months of the current fiscal your.
'l‘lrccorniuunicntion shown the deficit {or
(how rlxm' numtlu from the estimated rt,L
who. to ho uvt-r known», or at the rate
of over $52,010,“?! for the year.
Snnrstor l'lntt'e “‘lfe Strlclll.
“'AFIlINhltrN. llcl. :3tt~.\lrs. l’lntt. wife
of Sumo-r H, I! Plan of Connecticut. moi
~i ‘lwll with pumlyein at her room at the
. gun. but i~ expected to recover.
Firs-rm r.’- l'll’.ulfi ('ourlndml “’10s a "It.
Vt \‘.ll..~. N. Y, Uct. Bow-Just an the
l: .2 ..w ~ 1 : imlllt't'llt‘in with the liremen's
..o- -.l. Incl In» it concluded hero an alarm
..t m-o urn: in. The fire bud etnrtetl
in 1., - ..l. .r' lnlll’ \tury brick building occu-
piul )_. r”... omit-n, P. A. lJeyo .u Son, nos
.2 .m vlr'\I|!trl‘. i-onl und wood yards and
..ul ‘ll‘l‘l‘ ‘l he Ilium-3e hml enveloped the
tutu-v building “hr-u the tlrnrncnnrrivetl
nu liil'st’i'ill‘. The hard work of the local
tin-nun. aided by the atl'orts of the visiting
iirrm. u. soon had the llnrueauudcr control.
Lucnnin llroaks Another Record.
.‘s'rzu' Yon-st. Uct. 20.4mm ('unnrdstenm-
or Lut'unm. which snilvd from New York
for l.i\'rl‘|mtvl In»! Snturdny morning, wall
ruptil‘lt'il oil Brow ”l'llll. on the Irish corset.
all 1:30 o'clock thi~ rimming. Enulleh time.
hlls‘ 1:.ul tnkun nhour inlay» and Illi, hour»
in tho run to llrnu ”end. This means that
she line “lilt‘ly broken nll records for cast:
wurd voyages, ninl may eclipse the weat-
u'nrd record of i. rlu} 9', III hours and :5 mill-
utcs, u hirh sln- mode on her second voyage
to thin port.
A lteward For the llrlslsgroosn.
’l‘u-l'tx, (1.0m. 20. ’A. It. l’ottct'.clnlm-
lot; to be u Snntn Fn rnilwayofllciul In
Il.-nv.~r,nnd Mimi Marnie llnll,u pvt-poe-
arming young Indy of b‘nirmount. W. Vu.
\vi-rc rnurrlrd \l't-dncndny. and 'l‘humllly
u telegram ordering i’utter'r arrest for
illl'ur'r)’ in Illinois wue revolve-l with an
odor of S500 rrmird. Potter and hill lrzide
Ir-ft burn. mul it in lltllllllll‘yli'lllkllll' Nickel
l’lutu for (‘llu'llgtn
(Jul-l l'onnd In Ton-~00.
UIIAT'I‘ANUUGA.(lei. Lia—(lob! hue been
diumwri-d in puyiug qnunlltlen In east
'l'i‘lltlrnal't‘ and will In- ruined by n Cincin-
nntl syndicate. which line purchneed my
chhu-ryuutl n etarnp mill nnrl will begin
Work nt once. The find In 30 miles from
I‘llll‘lll‘, nelll' tho (lront Smoky mountains.
Annoy» ”lluw rich ore.
ltnlslnd ti l'ostollleo. “token and Far-or.
Ilurounrox. N. .l.. (.lct. Stu—The poatdllco
nt Shiloh woe mblwd. The note was blown
npvll nod oil the money in It taken. All
the evening’s mall remaining there woe
tum-led oil. The thieves then robbed a
bakery nud ntoln n borne and buggy from
Former McAIIIetrr'o trim.
a In. Belly [or Item-Icy.
lii LLMIII. 0.. (let. '2". «The Republican
rim-rim here won the lament held in the
(thin vnlh-y idnue the memorable Blaine
campaign of IN. lmillt‘llw crowds borne
in from West Virglnln and Ohio townu un-
til it won crtilunted that 20,000 poopla won
in attendance.
rm Tramps llflod.
’I'ur:.\'ro.v. Oct. merry a collision be-
twri it two freight tntlnl on the Phllndel-
plilu rind llvlullllu railroad between till
britlw-nver the Dolawan ill. Yardley and
Trenton Junction nve tramps were killed.
A Brilliant Wedding In Dam
llrrrnno. tier. m-«A most elaborate
wedding tool: place in the tllmrell ol the
lltlt-‘Mllll when Katherine. daughter of Mr.
and Mot. John (I. (irons. was married to
Mr. (fhnrlee Edward Brown of Chicago.
, Rumor About the Dr. Groves tonal.
Piwvmnrtcs. Oct. It.--'l'he story from
Denver about there hsolnx lssn‘s In. in-
stead of libs body in Dr. vaeo’ noun DD
berm rite hm for several days.
. 1:3-
Tm fi.Y.OnLfll.-~ mm
’w 'smmwarmu
wstehssdslt ammonium
mmmms.
ram emu. ..
ties on
m «WM’
on on ll
Hands In a Celebration.
DAY B381]! WITH A BIG PARADE.
layer ullroy, as rather lsleksrboskos‘s
Barnum-tin, Expresses lls nought.
Crater and other ' _ ““ ' ms
Park—Fireworks ‘I'oalgbl.
Cutcrioo. Oct. w.--v¥;lllmlun‘;l.’ is al-
mdyahl success pronto Cm
have {tragically law a holiday and have
turned out to aaslat the Oothanrltes in
celebrating the occasion.
The day was begun by n bIg parade. The
Old Guard and the Chicago husaars llv
semhled curly In the morning and escorted
the committee and city and fair officials to
the Midway plainnnce and through this to
the New York building. There the guesta
were properly received. but there was not
a public reaptlon.
The officlnln were again surrounded by
the Old Guard flflll the human and escort-
ed to the rmtvo hall, where the formal
exercises of the day took place. The lol-
lowing wise the programmed tbesssrcisest
hogs-sun out. motel-es.
Hinclnr ('hm'rsl society. ”
i’rnyer— Dr. Morgan Ills.
Addreea of Welcome ~Mayor Harrison.
Resume». Mayor Otlrny. ‘
Music.
Adrlreor-Ueurrsl Home Porter.
Singing—t'hornl society.
Adam. nneey Mollspew.
Adam 4‘harles H. Smith.
Sinking. (Ybornl Society.
Adtlreee Hclh Low.
Benediction ~Archhishap Con-inn.
Next came the parade throw the
grounds. The limits um: were used in the
(‘hicngo dny pageant. with several addi'
tlonsl displays. were In the line; also Ma -
or (iiiroy and other prominent New Yor —
re.
There will bu e grand illurnlnatlonol the
grounds this evening and A especial pyro-
technicdieplny. Every building in Jack-
uon purk will be kept open And will bell-
Iurninnted until midnight by order of the
director urncrnl.
The New York state building will be the
center of the night dluplay. The fireworks
Include many iiprrlal denim The mud
art piece wdl read. "Chicago to New York
-b'he Corn lle But." xterm. sud Nay-
or Gilroy will be pictured in fire. aswill
the lllldllusfl of Liberty and the Brooklyn
bridge. The lruu. design will hear tho In-
scription. "The Mott-opened thaEaatOow
urntulntes tho .‘lrlrupollsl of the West."
Mayor Hilroy in quartored atthe Andi-
torium. When been at his hotel byare-
porter. he mid:
"Grant Cl'tn‘l‘llei are here from New York
city. I believe we hnve broken the record
for travel between the two cities. and]
think we will do credit to our City with our
carefully arranged programme for Man-
hutmn day."
In talking to Aldernmn Hepburn. who
called on him. Mayor GIlroysald:
“You have surprised and overwhelmed
us with the open haartcdness of your wel-
come. The ucwepapel’a of Chicago have
done mugnilln-nt eervice In booming the
day and placed New York under oblige
tions that we u lll dlnrhsrge when the op
portunity pro-units itiself in M hearty a
manner as we know how. The action of
your city council rind your mayor in mak-
ing Manhattan dny a local holldnyia an
gracious- an not an could be valor-Incl.
Chicngo has done grandly. it cunldnot
have done more." ‘
Dietingulnhrd Goth-mites In Iowa.
Among thetiotbsmltee who have en's.-
ed rooms lit the Windermsrr, Chlr
Hench. Colonial and other leading list-0T:
ndjlll‘l‘nlllllllt‘ fair groundn are Richard
(Yrulu-r, the 'l‘ammnny rhirflnin; John I).
(‘rirnminu and J. W. licokman; William P.
St. John. the well known New York hank
president; .lmeph .l. O’Donouhue, E. Hol.
den Smith. t'hurlem Lanier, ll. Brewer. W.
ll. l‘. anrcnr'r, Judge Robert D. Wood-
ward. Judge tirny. Judge liolrne. Fraud.
L. Htetnon. ox—Mnyur lirnce. ll. P. Wells
and .l. I. t'. t'lnrluu
Others who nre here are C. 1. Hood of
Lowell. Mount; 5. V. A. Hunter of Boston.
ll. 1', l’rrrinr of Trenton. llohrt Gum
and purty. tlmrge Westinghouse. .lr.. and
party. l‘ulom-l Gear ‘ Ken-p. proprie-
tor of Mo York's endome and Buck—
Iughum lminle; George M. lllcott of
Brooklyn. llsnker George F. Baker.
.lnmm l‘, (Zn-tn, (‘hurleo van Nostrlnd.
I'. W. UrvIs. the well known hotel man;
Frnnk A. llnll. lit-time Mueller of the su-
gar trlmr. ll. .l. t‘. Walker of the Pennsyl~
vnnln rnllrond. Kabul. McCalorty. C. Car-
atairn ol Plillmtolnhlrr. It. van Brien of the
New York t'ontrnl rniiroatl. Excise Corn-
rnlssioner lwlcsntcr llolmeo rind W. llourke
Cock run, the famous orator.
comm Miles and his: suit srs lending
their old toward making the day a success.
The annual. wcorntmnlod by his brilliantly
attired stuff, will rlde down to the around:
during the tiny and bold rs grand review of
the various military cntnpenl. which will
take part In the procewllnn. The Old
Guard were In line with the First nip.
ment. llllnole national guard. and the Chi-
cnugghnuare. mounted and fully consti-
Ion .
a National 'm M lull-baa.
Price. Out. inn-Tl). cabinet has dscidsd
that Mar-dial Menu-hon shall him-an»
Lionel tuners! train the miles dnlnvalldss
on SIIHIM’,” tho can! has mil“.
whih that Admiral Avalon rind the other
llnsnlsn olhcere shall paylast honor- to
the druid mldler.
_ .‘m..._ww.-w~—s .
lull-rut Ilsl's "so luvs.
Commits. Oct. tom-it in re has
that a Ilritlnh vrseel has left Inn. a soap
port in the pl'mlnne of l’antsvsars. with
contrubnad of war for the Moors new in
the held near Melllln.
mono Club Mud In low Torts.
New Your. Oct. Inautloorgs 0. Belle.
proprietor or the Weldorfbotel. vsodlm
nor for the use". elnb at P his. at
which Mr. holdt In a monster emerges.
menu ‘l‘ylor Intel-l.
“Myst-magi 323‘,” Oct. lo.-u.c. 'l'ylss.
s ,3) mg e u ’o great t was
married nt in.» old home lemma
M. Thompson at mm.
Assets," arses- louse Islet.
Chicano. Oct. fl—Jl‘bs trial or Ila
mun. urn-slice Woo. indicted it
our into: In the ’ order of Dr. Ore-la,
fish's-natured».
smug-rmum
“ganglion: Gunman?“ slut.
am too e as“ m
.«r .. stoves.
nruuumrs run on. »
New York and Chicago Join‘
‘ emcee
AND ‘
artist
a erratum
llleshlngton 8t.8o.llemlt.ltl
outta
warrant-:0 anagrams."
‘l’lso Horrible Faro or an Alasvleaa In
' whaatla l’srsla.‘
Nsv YORK. Oct. till—Much nneasinssais
I’ll by the mloolonsry societlee In this city
.on account of roports of continued persocn~
tlon of Cbrlltlans which lire being received
from their representatives in torelun lands.
R". Dr. I. W. GIIm-n. secretary of the
American Bible society. received a letter
from the Rev. W. l. Whipple. agent of
that society In I’erulu. containingagrsphlc
account of the murder of an American
Cl ' ' in C ' h it short time before.
Mr. Whipple writes:
"There has been a grave Mate of nil-Ire
In Oroornieh since i wrote you Inst—rm up
rising of the Modern: nguinnt the ChrleL
tians. There was a mob of Modem»; led
by the theoltwioal otudeutu of the Mul-
lahs against an American merchant,
a member of the Protestant church.
They circulated a false report ‘ about
him and inflamed the rubble until
finally he was dragged from his shop and
hurried on to the large mosque near by.
He was severely teeten on the way. When
they reached the mosque, some wanted to
kill him at once; others tried to save him.
"lie wars given tbsopportunity of been»
In. a Mueaulman. but this he said he could
not do. He asked live minute» in which to
pray and prepare for death. While he was
praying. some pay. one Moelem stabbed
a: In the back with a hanjsr. lhslong
Persian ponlard. Then others stabbed him
until he died. It is said that there were
more than 40 stsb wounds on his body.
They then put a rope around hle neck and
drones! his body to the outer wall of the
city and threw it into thedltcb of stagnant
water. a very foul place. They killed a do.
and threw it by his side."
CAPTAIN HADLEIGH'S MURDER
A hiladolplslaa Illlod ll Iaytl by a No
dive Soldier.
Pmumu'uu. (let. oil—The steunisblp
Dorian. which has just arrived at this port
from Port nu Prince. brought the first
news of the murder on Oct. 10 of Can
taln .l. M. Hullolgh. a Phllndelpbian. who
waa chat and killed by a llaytieu soldier.
The murder we: committed In the hotel
that had rrrved as Captain llsdlelgh'e
home during his residence in the Black Re-
public. and the story of the killing shown
it to have been an unusually cold blooded
and unprovoked aflair.
While standing in the lobby of the hotel
Captain Hadlelgh was approached by the
aoldiar. who was known as Yankee Char
lay. and asked for 50 cent». The demand
was refused. and Yankee Charley stepped
back a few feet. deliberately aims-d his gun
at Captain Hulleigh snd fired
The bullet went straight lhrou h the
Phllndelphlan'a heart. and he fell 1 soul to
the floor. The murderer was promptly
seiud and locked up. The case was In
ventignted, and President Hippolyte order
adau immediate trial. Charley WM found
guilty and ordered to be nhot. but the sen.
uncehad not been put into effect when the
Dorian called for the I'nited Status
The story of tho aflair wu forwarded to
Secretary of State Gresham by the United
States minister at Haytl and an the mur-
derer was s soldieritls believed that the
Haytlsn [OVemmPnl in reeponsible for
such indemnity u may he demanded by
the widow and the children of (‘eplain
llnllelgh. A deinnnd has already been
filed with President liippolyte.
lulu Record looks Concealed a “on.
Csunex. .\‘. .l., (lct. m~Eli H. Mtg-pan.
the county expert who wait appoint by
Judge Harrison ‘to exumlne the book! of
current
LOBSTERB BCALLOPS,
_ GAME, ‘ "
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP.
Imported . OILS . ‘
and BABDINEB,
Finest Assortment of FISH to
be had.
PICKLED overruns.
—-ao.-—-—._.
Ilunt&leluli,
Telephone Call. sou.
cums. ~ f ..
00 Victim a Bicycle?
,Wuusufwm run
cash-sloo—cash.
mum» 1
Burn". to ones a
All’
It Wm bull. .d’Orow
PrancalBicygemepdnng
Wilton it Nickerson.
:4 Isle Italorwsll We
Sfltllillllll or" ‘
mum ”615M “fil‘gggg In
so . sea
msin-r a “like .' —' "ww'fi
11m urn 630mm . 'sm'susp
unnotanmfls W111!!!" PM".
It and bridge work. All work auto—
peclal attention paid to C fill:
Nervous patients. Open evenlnun.’u n ontl
Ill. F. W. lllllIEll. '
ll Washington Street. Over Post Dulce.
W SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.
mortars Fulfill. “it-
yfigfifififim“ W5 .1. D. JENNINGS.
noble Isl-consistent with first class
U nde' lake'-
4 s mam meter. noawanx. corn:
' 091ml“ lion; RallwayDenut.
Resident-4.3 Elm street Telethon 2311‘ #4
Illllls'l'l In so DAVI. Cures au
nrvo Disssm. I’ “log lfmory,
Purclln. filerplcnsnosmfllx tly Ernie-
“donate" causad by punt Abuses. Ives vlfioraaiulu
to Ihrunkeflofflhuhhd quickly rut euro 1 rr-otores
last-u In oldoryounz. Basil carriedtnvafl
pocket. l’rlcv I1.” n par-ram. Riv ur “Cowl". s
written [lair-ta? If an or my ref-use. Don't
lot an uupr no”! in druufilst roll on any kind ?’
imitators. nelstou having lflAl' l
nmother.
ho bu not not it. we will “Will It in mail upon receipt
of rice. l'um hlvttnsc ledrnvoopo (rue. Adamo
“Lt-lied all}... mile-30,111.. actor-grate.
CEO. 0. STILLSON.
South llorvrelll, Bonn.
W.H.Meeker&llo.
e. 8.1. n. Bllllllll’s
HOT WATER llEllEl
thumbing. Steam sell Bus-Fitting.
flu and Sheet Iron Wort.
Hot Air Heating.
Plane and «intimates furnlehed for either
not water. steam or hot air heating.
Vol MOUTH MAIN ST
llllll illilllllllEi
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MlllIlFlIllIllIElIS' PRICES.
«ix-County t‘lnrk Edwurd Burrough In the
suit of the board of chosen fmbolders of
Camden county. hm informed the special
committee or the Imam! than he had din
covered that lill thr- “'rl~ of the county
collttifnl"»nfllt‘e from .t r.» lnbilhud been
stolen. llr nlm from that u drilcit of
.03.!!!) had been t‘urtiml on for yearn. but
was unable» ro any for what length oi time.
The books that rrnmmerl were those died
by Jonathnn Ilullleld, county collector.
who died Incl May.
lexhans Trapping a lube! Consul.
Cm’ or MEXlt‘qut. 2".- tit-nerel Niri
is still creating trouble in Guerrero and in
dutruylnu private property. The govern-l
on of the adjoining flutes. with their
trooxm. are Mll’l’tllllltllu' him In the moun-
tain. About 2m Indium rue with Nlrl, but
he has no adherent of note In the whole
country. It will be dilllcult to catch him.
‘I'wo Illlorl In the Carnegie Itssl Work».
l‘lllnlll‘lttl. Oct. no. ~ An accident re-
sulting In the death of two men occurred
In the Carnegie stool work» at Homestead.
Laborers digging n trench were covered
under several (set of clay by u cavein. An-
drew llurek and John McMnuuu wrredend
when taken out. Firs other men were
seriously but not fatally injured.
Inlsy Abandon Ills Libel lull.
Lotions. Oct. fill-Jilin lancer. against
which modlcnl paper Dr. Imlle Keeley
brought a Ilbelsult hecsuse of comments
on his blchloride of gold treatment for
drunkennm. announcers that the action
has been abandoned. Dr. Keeley paying all
can.
(lo-ism! (looses an Anon.
Dunno. Oct. 90.4mm.” (lonistocli
ba- umssd the arrest of ll run it. Donut.
manager or the Dsustt sble company or
210 Hudson street. on the charge of sending
Improper literature through the mail: In
the shape of circulars sdvsrualng a posture
ohslr.
floss-soy About a Gold llhlpnont.
New Ynmt. Oct. n).~A very large
amount of gold coin (summon) m... re
eslverl at the snbtrerisury this roundup
from Elan Francisco. Unusual care was
taken to keep secret the fact of tbubip-
mat.
wtievitts.oot.oo.-—The jail at cm-
woll is being guarded to prevent smob
from lynching 0. M. Shelby. convicted of
the murderer In. Hollis Moore in Bollard
county In Im.
a ssssu In use.
lsmnsu. N. 4.. Oct. nit—Jenn Net.
sea. 0 years or up. at Oxford l’urnses. was
shot by m unknown runs while
obostliuto. it is (and the boy wll Ills.
n- MW lest tie-wot lemma.
bonnet". Oct. :0. ~ Dem Mott.
maul tor m stockbohlsrs ol the sus-
pendsltxnnsssstsl bank. has amend
that the but shoot mums.
Wovmfism
..nm murmured
“mushroom-illness.
Wm
'fl' his! m
From then to .m. 5 dlflcrenl. owlce of
runnlng geare- all warranted. Hardware
on line t‘un' nickel plated. Our resort:
ment of npho stored bodice is extenelve. An
npboleteri-r in dormant attendance. who will
trim to order nt short notice. Re Irin and
re-upholaterinu dom- at nhnl’t not or. rlocl-
piexlne. live nines. from ”.75 to uni. Propellers.
lrle' Tricyclee. prreee Wauonr. etc.
F. BOY LSTON.
ROWAYTON. UT" oppoelte it. B. l'lla'llon.a
m
w. L. caucus
.3 SHOE udl’h'lr.
Dunning? Westllsssdbynfi.)
“IHWWHs
lfyososutslnoml veils lotto“
rigimwtmttumvyny .nrnuoou
8 Shoo. my ltorusltocustom msdssadlosltsol
wolf-well. f elolshlouonemlrolnyoum,
bubypmlrsslllg z. I.. ”full? 8'”. Iain. III
msm eolho Item on or iv on
"wk.” broom, pulsars... assume;
J. ficHAUB.
WOMEN ' NEE" ' NUT ' SUWEK.
Vern Willvnll illnrruth Dinning,
FEMME UlSOllilERS.
COM FLAIMTC.
”HELENE”. lFRI‘G'IIMIIIES
onerocmura,
lulinmrna'h-u, Emigration, etc.
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Till! WA .‘llllkli‘l CH . N. VVCWs
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tier Cir miss at Domino.
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In." hit {.3 Relieve notice.
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“OFFICE.”
Washington
Street.
South
Norwelk.
lineloh wg
Guarantee
udll'lil
OLD AND RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
80th Norwalk
AND
NORWALK.
run Puornnnnns
CITY IIF NllIIWAlK
AND
Will leave Pier 21. I}. it. Beckman street.
New snrk. at. 5 p. m.
heave Norwalk. 5 o. m.; South Norwalk. 6-.“
p. In.
Freight recclved from 7 a m. to 5 p. m.
L'mn ennllcntlnn to agents the Cit of Kor-
watk and E 1e wrll bcsenl. for sperfisl lots of
freightanyw ereln New York or its vicinity.
WA“ pemme are forbid trusting any of
the rmplolyes oftlie boulv- of this line on no-
connt of i re 0» nero thereof. am) if
E.c.Morrissanci
Successors to E. C. Morris & ('0.
CAPITAL 3250.000.
64 Sudbury 8t.. Boston, Mass.
F I re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
m2. .
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
DEPDSII Illlllii (If All runs
The Best 8st» in the World.
”0.000 In use. llwsyo pro-
osm their contents.
Imeold In Lynn “w“ elm e tha great tire
when an or our sales were an :00!- i to Intense
heat, preserving their content...
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chic Fire In lifll In the (lrent Boston l'I
inl . and In all the great llree nlnro.
for circulars. Agents wanted. on the
FURNlTURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
“truth with. arm. tlp—fltalv
"i. ii. JENNINGS.
Pun tampering» Pllml
Will. Pll'ifl llll Illllllllllt
North Main otreot‘ tin. Norwsllr.
Sample books of full lunzml‘iis‘test egg: at
m'for imam!” not notice bilateral.
hell flint—cheerfully rivon.
Flynnénjbrlldnerl
on. or. [Triton
(Jan be consulted at hsr office,
m Broad St. Bridgeport. or.
from to a. in. to 'l p. in. any day except Mada!
Therm“ Ins mules h .i
tho aisle-n rennhrmzlzlwpefiiuhngfi
of u t Y. loo sell u
from ”Indian-n t Inc do
new new“ “or turbo;
. .e is
moot tiklnillul an 0 m a.
and mum: tmtm t lnwwo
medicine ileum cos-
AiiWn"Wlhy repl a..."
Llano ram ii.
[I "I "A8" & Ban.
[)0 AM. KINDB 0"
Plumbing. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
”'"m ‘” Ilol tin“ Stun W
DEAL!” Ill
Meto.l'ln.llmsooflroelsry.
Motel Illillltll “7832.35
1'0 lllmllll onion.
nursery wort memo mm.
i. ll. lll8ll is m
Omlolssadwostlb.
1‘.
Norwalk Chronicler