Pectorslhssho/d’o
m in curl any lirbther’o
j ”ovate and rous cold.
‘vmlliehlng how speedily
relief. and were cured. after
. WR'olluAnm
. .' lflnn.
Pastoral
. , y ..l.owoll.lius-
mootmurotocuro
EVENINGWNTINEL
m. Idltor and Proprietor
.. H Itli IA‘I‘IS—By usilJnad-
" . ‘ raumonthwcrlhroo
‘ .ds-oathaMere-Mm
mmlweokjwhepald
, .
. 'Al’ll—-“Want." "To
._ .rolo" advertisements. not ex-
mufl. one limo. 50.; three times.
”on. flat Bandit! n1 tices. lilo. a
- anddeflhmiwc- Sched-
lew y ”W advertisements fur-
realisation.
Wife. in Washington street.
I ttsIepho’ne call. vet. Branch
I'll! street. Not-wait: telephone
‘ P
l . i 1.11018 should in all cases be
m imam cannon.
Bum Nonwsuxosa.
0
0
Mo Post. referring to the
of persons on route to the
Tunney-t The frequency of
We a thoroughly discredit-
management of the railroad
, “on Which the work of transport-
ol'vi-uouto the World's Fair is
”a Thomvel over these roads has
1 Igflstlll continues lobe enormous.
.Imiy is a strain upon the re-
oftho roads and upon the skill
‘Insnogors. But it is n humil-
, confession to make that these
Wand this skill are insufficient
& , , the demands of the occasion.
l‘l'holltlhliohoos right to express indig-
.wo thosaorillooof human life um
h marked the travel of the World's
to: season. it has been terrible, and
Moi-mic believe it is unneces~
m. Certainly. the increase of danger
.Mhovoled‘tos yet greater increase
“at precautions; yet the policy of the ’
m It. Mentoreduce wagesand
- .iflt' work on em 0 es atatime
manna!” i‘ll'rlgtheningp‘ofy the equip—
llpmoible. . .
Irs. r. a next-o3“ twd
W3. 9‘— a, .,.......cnt policy. in all the
"’ ”Mo—in that at Battle Creek
w as others—the cause has been
Wilt-voidable mistake. If the
m' b thst of an overworked em
"Millennial man who must bear
“lieu. but fie corporation.
‘ 1m JOIN”. lieu. has just render-
H, I doeilou in sense that lsol’grrai
Whom the legal question invoiv
m Manama manufacturer or
m some years ago took on
“ inursnoo policy of ”.000.
"this to his “heirs in
law ” in. notion died in l8i)l
wowidowtsnd his heirs claimed
.H’Illoflluflfim belonged to them.
”Moon“ not be regarded no
1 in the words "heirs at law."
ohm company took the same
95'. Old refused to pay any
TL d tho money to the widow
”his! brought suit. claiming that or
“shown entitled to a portion 0!
fl Ill]. Judge Hall sustains hm
M lfo oiruulsrcsee. it is said. he»
"undecided lnConoecticnt. Boti
its quoted numerous authorities in
”in their respective views of tho
m involved.
m
, hilmfact that while Gover-
asr Kath and Lieutenant (lady were
ht from the State at the unveiling of
-? N m monument. the State was
m lll'lotlng governor. By law
fiflomlddeoesod lulllchacmw
' “masturbation-semi".
._m Holden was at the
' hit, and did not know that tho
i ”not was awaiting‘vhlm in
m Ooithappenodthstthe solo
rifle-ta governor for a day.
’ . W
m h ouch our young women
halo Into hangs heavily
“In” to good sdvsntstrr
‘ ' on! hackanewopapers and
”’ on oolog them for diotribu
None Can Tell, Though, the
KOBE LONG SPEECHES T0 0013.
[he ”also“ In favor of 'tho labstitnto
tion will probably ngnl n this week occupy
the attention of the senate to the exclusion
of every other subject. unless it be some
minor matter. like the confirmation of
the compromise bill be brought in today.
there is little"pr09pcct of concluding the
consideration of the question before the
latter part of the Week.
already on three dillermt days. announced
Saturday night that he would require parts
hunt] a speech, which he began two or three
weeks since. which he would like to have
an opportunity to conclude.
probably others of the silver advocates
who are similarly situated. They will he
given an opportunity to prose-unite matter
prepared. even though the adjustment of
the question shall be definitely settled.
many speeches in explanation of votes up
on the compromise. but those will be com:
parntivcly brief.
misc may fail. though all the probabilities
are in favor of its success. if it should fail.
the throttle will be thrown wide open
again. and no one can foretell what the
week might bring forth. Such astute of
affairs would almost certainly force the
senate into a fierce fight over the rules. It
is probable that Senator Voorhecs will
make a summing up speech during the
Week if the compromise amendment is in-
trounced.
in the way of getting more supporters to
the proposed compromise. but it is the in-
tention of the leaders of the movement to
push the matter at once nud‘socure suffi-
cient signers to secure favorable action. it
is their hope to obtain the consent by tele-
gram to have the names of some of the ab-
senteeo attached to the bill.
the coming week will hinge upon the re-
sult of the effort to put through the com-
promise at the other end of the capitol. If
the compromise should reach the house be-
fore the consideration of the bankruptcy
ginning today. is disposed of. that order
will be vacated to the end that prompt so
Mr Boldon. Unfortunately. 1....)
DEATH LlBT lNCREABEB.
the Victims of tho Mlle drool Db-ln
low Number Twenty-ow
Bsms Csvsx. Mich. Oct. n—Aibort
ll. Brudley of Toronto. another of tho llr
lured in the Grand Trunk wrock. died boro.
He the cashier in the Bank of Commerce
in that city. and his domiso swells the
number of deaths to '38.
Friends have identified one of them
bodies as that of the widow of Dr. Aldrich
of Edwardoburg. Mich. She had left New
York on the ill fated train. but didnot
reach Edwardsbnrg, although her baggage
got through safely. Her friends did not
know she had taken the train lb“ was
wrecked. but inquiry proved that shohad
done so. and after an almost fruitless search
,1,“ remains were picked out and sent homo.
0f the?! bodies lying in the morgue here
only 13 have been identified. and mofol-
lowing is a complete list:
Miss A. W. Worthman. New Yak city:
Mrs. Eveline A. Aldrich. Edwardobnrg.
Mich; James G. Worthmon. 12 years old.
New York city; J. W. Beard-lee. Walkinl.
N. Y.-. William W. lienry, East Green-
wich, N. Y: Edwin J. Magoon. Wslwick.
n. 1.; birablbert Bradleyjlmcoe. Ont;
Thomas ll. Stringer. Port Dover. OllL;
Frank H. Smith. Fort Plain. N. Y.;
Charles C. Van llusen. Sprout Brook. N.
Y.; Mrs. Charles C. Van Dusen.i§prout
Brook. N. 32; Thomas A. McGarvey. Lon-
don. (int.
The remains of those named hsve all
been shipped home, accompanied by friends
who came hero to identify them. That
are now ll unidentified bodies. The fol-
lowing are known to be among those
burned to death. but cannot be identified:
Mrs. A. K. Warner, Brockport. N. Y.,and
Mrs. J. A. Wood. Orleans. N. Y.
The suauestion has been made that all i
bodies unidentified—and that will be at
least onehaif of them-be buried in one lot
in Onk Hill cemetery and a monument
erected there
Twenty-two badly injured patients are
still at the Nichols Memorial home. All
of these are doing well with the exception
of Mrs. Henry Vance. who will probably
die from her injuries. General Claim
Agent Flinn of Toronto is here and has al-
ready settled with anumbsrof the injured.
Governor Rich and State Railroad Com-
missioner Billings are here to help conduct
the investization which was begun by the
coroner's jury today.
1va7 LYNCHINGS.
Fate of the Compromise.
Proposition. but it Ilsy Fall. and non
the light Will Its Ilonowod lion Flores-
ly Than Ivor. .
Wtsmxorox. Oct. 28.~Thn ,siircr cues:
residential appointments. Even though
Senator Joncsof Neruda. who has spoken
f two or three days more for the conclusion
f his remarks. Senator Teller also has on
There are
There will also, in all probability. be
There is n. .ooelblllly that the corpora
There has been nothing additional done
Ono Was a Colored lord-m and the
Other a Colored Folsom.
Cnnrssoool. Oct. ail—Friday evening
near i’ikevllie, alniilea north of here, an
orphan girl. Miss lions Boring. was found
dead in aseciuded spot, with her throat cut
from our to ear. Examination showed she
hail been outraged before being murdered.
A dispatch just received says: A negro
named Gamble was arrested Sunday morn-
ing. charged with the murder of Miss flor-
ing. and nuuh- a complete confession.
in the afternoon a mob of infuriated citi-
zens forcibly took Gamble from the officers
and strung him up to a tree a few yard:
from tin- lll't'fl“ of his diabolical crime.
Ned Jenkins. n negro. was lynched in
Clay ton county. (in. liehsd oonfesml that
l:.- pulsirlllrii William Burk’s family olseven
a few days ago.
Tho House In Snaps-ac.
The course of events in the house during
Dill: Which-ii nfide a contiilulug order be-
tlou may he had on the financial measure.
It is not expected. however. that the com-
promise bill will reach the house undertbe
most favorable circumstances until the late
(or end of the week.
Unless it bccomes apparent that. there
might be unreasonable delay in committee.
the bill will he referred under the rules to
the coinage. weights and measures com-
mittee. If therein a. disposition to hold it
there. a motion will he made to concur in
the senate amendments when the hill is
taken from the speaker's table.
The attitude of the Republiume toward
the bill will be governed by the course of
the Repu blicnn senators. The silver Dem-
ocrats. too. except perhaps a few extrem‘
hits. will follow the lead of their political
brethren of the senate. in fact. no sort of
doubt seems to exist about iho house. it
will pass. and pass with expedition. any
compromise that gOt'H through the senate.
The bankruptcy bill. unless the financial
Illl'llsllrf‘ disimlgee it. will probably occupy
the entire week. Much opposition to this
measure in its present form has developed.
Maseru. Culbcrsoa and Halley. Democrats,
and William A. Stone. Republican. of the
committee which reported the bill. are
among its opponents. Mr. Culbertson says
that it must be amended in many particu-
lars. while others say that it can never pass
unless radical changes are made.
One of these changes is the involuntary
clause. by which a tuna may be put through
the bankrupt court even when it is not to
his advantage urn majority of his creditors
to have such action taken. Mr. Stone
points out runny defects in the bill which.
he says. to the casual observer are. harmless.
A l‘n-rrylmat’s Ilollor Esplodod.
l'l.\i‘l.\?~.\'i'l. (m. 23.» —Thc old ferryboat
Bel'r‘. u », u blob has for the past six months
Si't'll srri‘lcv as a towboat between this city
and Moscow. 0.. exploded one of her boll-
ers while lying at her wharf. Five men
and one Woman on board were blown law
the water or stunned by the explosion.
ituls- Simmons. the fireman, was danger-
uueiy Studded. but it is not thought fatally.
7 Sold Iler Mav- aad Ion-It Whhky.
Witsrzsniltuu. Pa.. Oct. 23.——ilifrs Mag-
glu Meredith, who for the past year has
supported it drunken husband and tbrcr
childrrn. grow discouraged last Friday.
sold her store. bought a quart of whisky.
and nits-r kissing her children goodhy left
the house. iler dead body has just been
found. Physicians say she died of alco-
holism.
lion Into an Upon Owlteh.
’l'orrrmvnsc. N. Y.. (let. 23.~—A train
on ilu- Amlmy divinion of the Staten Island
llupid 'l‘rnuslt railroad ran into an open
switch here. The train collided with an-
()ihvrli'lilll standing in the depot. (Zon-
ductor Frank Davin was caught between
tu-o cor platforms and instantly killed.
None of the passengers was injured.
Prince of Wales Cull. n Ill-Ila.
bosons. not. mil—Prince Antoine d'Or-
loans and the infants Eulalls have been
staying at the Savoy hotel since Oct. it.
The Spanish princess will rentain several
days longer in London. She (hum not at.
tract much attention. The Prince! Wales
called upon her on riaturday sftcrtloon.
The Administration Will Not Aecopt It.
Wssulsoros. Uct. 23.—-A mnn high in
the counsels of the administration says:
“The President adheres to the position
that the purchasing obtuse of the Sherman
law should be unconditionally repealed. it
is not true that Secretary Carllsle is or
has lair-u in favor of the compromise which
was sulmcrihed to by a number of senators
on Saturday. lie and other members of
the cabinet are opposed to that measure."
To Improve the log W
New insane. Conn. Oct. ‘28. —-’l'ho
United States government host Clover is
in this harbor with Professor Halon and a
number of other prominent scientist:
aboard. The object of tho visit is to make
important tests with a view to the im-
provement of fog signals.
W
was o'er the "his. only.
Wasmxoros. Oct. ate-Captain Andes-
son of the Viking ship. which erased the
Atlantic from Norway for the World's
fair, is to have an interview with the -
dent today and otfsr the shlpto the b nlnvd
States government on condition that it he
ltcpt in Washington.
Loony Baldwin Will have no Ian.
ills flamenco. Oct. til-Jam Bold.
win publicly snnouncml ihst be or ii retire
from the turf. The string of the Santa
Anita stables will be disposed of after the
toll meeting here. which whom the Bay
district track next flatnrdoy.
Ilnrfoo'o Aurel-lo from
New Bsmouo. Moss, Oct. n —- tx-
’l'misnrrr lloratlo Durfeo of the Mother»
lcs’ mills. Fall River. who shot himself on
Saturday. left a letter showing that bolted
contemplated the stop for some time
._..._...........»
Divorced "lilo Vow Wall.
’l‘soona, ”cl. uwflrs fit-om Burbank
was granted a divorce hero by o’l'ocm
wort within three minutes slur filing nor
petition. This in believed to break the
record.
looy Moods faces-t
Booros.0et. ill—m: losers: at Lory
I’ootrauoto Appointed.
Waslllsornn. Uct. ail-The following
fourth class postmortem were appointed:
Mmlluflffllv-Mrfl. Hannah Mullen. Way-
Nstv YurknJucob Kcisch. (inllupvilie: H. D.
Barton. Laurens: .l. ll. romaine. ilxslnn: if. if.
Finnegan. flamimrlvlllo: Frank Hnyder, Etch.
field: 1'. A. lliul'ohe. Honill Worcester; Ansel
Adar-ll. West Edmcstnn.
Pennsylvania «ii. O'Connor. Napleion Depot.
No Publlc Building limo.
WAsnlsoros, Oct. 23.-lt I» almost set;
tied that there will be no public building
bills passed at this congrm.
The Pope In tho War clood's fihadow.
nous. Oct. silt—Commander Barium
and Signor Petaccl have gone to Perle on
a mission regarding the eventual invest—
ment of the papal funds and the transfer
of the treasures in the Vatican. in cm of
war, to a place of safety.
fllg Paraolllto fleeting.
DUBLIN. Oct. ”.mA big Parneliite dem-
oustrntiou was held here. Resolution»
were enthusiastically adopted demanding
the release of thodynsmitors. tho reinstate-
ment of evicted tenants and the repeal of
the coercion sets. '
lured by a mum Dotootlve.
Cnnntssroit, Oct. m.—-Rsllromllleuct
lvs Ilsnlo of the Richmond sud Dsnvlllo
railway shot and killed Jim llama st
Onenvlllo. Moon was drunk sodlnd
Ivor. at thedotestlvo.
Coal-sud lo a. wuss-- store-n.
lads all”. "WWW?“
s ' sou «rot
‘ of tkoWrattarr fatally murder in-
_ ”fimmsmmt A are
to theme! Arsoriooo womanhood.
pie-e at the count of tho mm.
W
m
FiilliCE s______s l iiEilil.
Funeralofldarshalllaclfahou,
LAID A'l' BEST I! m “VALID”.
lollowd by the Only loovafag luau!
of mu, were conveyed from the Church
of Ls Madeleine. across the river Solos. u
tho Haul deo lnvslideo, there to rest until
:ho greet revellle is sounded by the heaven
y tram
marshals of France reached this city from
Mont Cruson. it was taken to the Church
of Ls Madeleine. The modest hearse hear-
ing the rx-preaident's remains was followed
from the railroad station by two old svrv
auto of the dead soldier. who carried the
Marshal’- baton. decorations and other in-
signia of «idles. The lnolgniaof tho mar»
shal of aft-ace was displayed In black vol.
vet cushions. and the little eortego was re
opectfully saluted by the crowds of merry-
makers flocking the streets in oauoeqnenec
of the festivities prepared in honor of the
Russian sailors.
Royslo. the Qrul d'Orsoy. Boulevard Lav
tonr‘Manbourg and all other streets and
boulevards near the Madeleine and the
Hotel dos invslldeo. the resting place in
were crowded with people anxious to see
the funeral.
with mourning hands, presenting a po
cuilsrly and appearance amid so much fete
decoration in this immediate neighbor-
hood. lt is true that along the route fol-
lowed hy the funeral procession there were
many emblems of mourning displayed. oo-
pecially in the draping of tricolor dogs.
which were displayed fromwindovrs on the
streets leading from LaMsdoleino to the
Hotel dos invalidea.
dotted with silver stars and having upon
it the msrshsl's cbapcsu and sword. as
well as the two black velvet cushions stud-
ded with the various decorations the deal
soldier bad received during life. including
Golden Fleece of Spain. the legions of Hon.
or. etc. was borne from the froutof tho
and was placed upon a cotafalque. A flora!
of Germany was composed of violets and
soonemnodevmed more the half saw I
the Duke of Magenta."
elm l-olro sod own-dolly m
as W, on M at ts. cm
ӣme flood la a Merlot-b
Pears. on. 233—19le A" th- not
sode thonmalnsoflfsnllbolmlio
hon. u-prealdoot of Franco and duke
When the body of the last but one of tho
Tho Place de la Concorde. the Rue
lie and death of the veterans of France.
The Church of l.- Madeleine waa draped
floral Tributes I've- loyalty.
The audio. covered with its black pail.
the Russian Order of St. Andrews. tho
main altar. where it had noted all night,
plan which was sent by Emperor William
lilacs. with a large pain-i leaf in the center
on which was worked the letter ”W" and
the imperial crown. The floral tribute of
the Russians was surmounted by a laurel
crown. to which was attached a broad.
white silk ribbon. upon. which was cm-
. .. in" . Medi u I
ll
ron.
King Humbert of ltaly,tbo city of Milan
and a number of Italian officers sent bean-
tiful wreaths of flowm to be placed upon
tho casket containing the remains of the
famous general. but the largest of all wae
the offering of the French army. it was
composed of units. heliotropes. morguerlteo
and carnationr.
Shortly before half past lo the entire
route leading from the Church of blade—
leineto the Hotel des luvslideo had been
lined with troops, which kept the roadway
clear for the passage of the beam. After
the addresses a most. impressive march of
the troops at the lioteldesiavaiirleo oc-
curred.
After this last ceremony and last tribute
of respect upon the part of the military
out horltirs the cofln containing the body
of Marshal Machiabcn was slowly borne
to the vault reserved for marshals of
France. which in situated Mouth tho
'-
chapel.
Marshsl Machiahon’s son and abontho
of the mmu. prominent officers and othcro
present took part in this loot ceremony.
during which the choir chanted “De Pro-
funvlls" in a most impressive manner.
When all tine funeral crretnonirs were
completed, Marshal Conrolwrt wsa prr
seated with the remnants of two lisp by
Crimean veterans. Whose regiments had
carried these tings in the Crimean war
with Marshal (Ionrohert in every pisco
where they had served during that famous
campaign.
The German embnsoodor sad the other
prominent representatives of Emperor Wil-
liam preoent were unable to llnd carriages
at the conclusion of the ceremonies at the
Hotel dos invalldeo and were obliged to re
turn to the German embassy on foot. On
their way to the embassy tbs people made
a respectful W for them and lnno
wsy attempted to insult the much listed
German uniform.
There were few accidents in tho funeral
ohaoqoies of Marshal Mocliabon. Him
Ml! fell from tress. and othora wm
trampled upon or run om. in all at tho
churches there were references to the dead
oohlior.and tbo"’l'o flaunt" for the lins-
slonovvao followed by the "Do Profundls"
forthomarvhol. Manyof thothoatonrv
molded cloud.
on. more. so Iolllla.
”shrub. Oct. 28. ~1'hsro was no further
tiring lined-y open the Epssloh lroopaat
Mslllla The Moore have shown remark.
able bravery, After the first shots on But.
aflsyworollrsvist thrmfronthognnbost
Vonsdlto. the Moors mhtd down to the
FOR A NAVAL DUEL.
I‘ll. m flo lop-MIC.“ m ”I
W”. the linoleum
"m3”. Oct. 23.4"- il will)“
that one of the chief naval engammcnto at
tho Brasilia» revolution will be foonht oi
the most of Uruguay. Admiral Hello or-
dosodtlto cruiser Republic. to soil from
Sonic! for lontovidoo. and she arrived
Sunday. The unisex and all on board
were quarantined and will be kept those
for two days
It is believed here that her object is to at
lack the Tiradeulcs as soon sstbc latter
leaves the clock.
When fie news of the professionsof alv
leglance to. Peixoto of the officers and crew
of tho Tlrsdentos reached Mello.ho ordered
the Republics to Montevideo to prevent
the Tirsdrntes reaching llio.
Tho machinery which had been removed
from the Tiradentes so ss'to renderber
mains in case the insurgents captured her
while in dock here has been replaced. and
silo is now ready to sail. .
Admiral Gonealves has been placed in
command. and she is manned by 100 gov
ornment soldiers sent here from Rio. They
arrived recently on the steamers Desterro
and Santos and were quarantined. Both
vessels were relcaaeii. .
0n the arrival of the cruiser Republics
they steamed closer into the harbor for
safety. Both are now anchored near the
city. It is hoped by Gonculvea and his of-
ficers that the government of Uruguay
will protect them and prevent any viola;
tion of international law through an at-
tack by the rebel cruisers.
ills believed here that the Republicl.
which is well manned and equipped. can
defeat the ’l‘lrsdentcs.
ters have been received from Touion
in which it is stated that the ofliccra and
crew of the Brazilian cruiser Riachueio.
stationed there. refuse- to obey orders from
Peixoto. 'l'bry reaffirm their ail-glance
lo the «not: of Admiral illello and his adr-
horrnts.
SHE SAW THE MURDER.
lulu In front of a Church.
Pi’r'isnl’lm. (lot. ‘53. —-At Guyandotte. two
miles east of Huntington, W. Va. Milford
Wollman and Owen Pie-manta. two colored
harbors. settled an old furl. They met on
one of the main stmia of the place, and a
fight ensued. in which the former used a
knife on Pieasants. cutting a fearful gash
in his side. The latter, enraged by hate
andpoln. pursued his antagonist, and in
front of the Methodist Episcopal church.
where servim were being held, shot Well-
Pleasullts is also dangerously
wounded and will probably dlc.
man dml.
Killed Wile. lotbor-lu-Iaw and Ill-no".
Slocx FALL-z. Oct. 23. llnrty incey. a
wyer and real estate agent. shot and kill-
ed his wife, his motherinlatv. Mrs. llyda
Bunker. and then walked out of the house
and sent a hilllrl through his own brain.
A year ago )lrs. lxwey applied for a di-
vorce. but the prwerdings wen: dropped.
and Lacey and his wife were living together.
my's two children witnessed the murder
and suicide.
moped With a lluokstor.
NEW Casluz. Pa. Oct. Lil—Lizzie Grav
burn. the only daughter of Lee Graham. a
wealthy farmer living near
elopeti with George Cover. n buckslcr of
Mr. Graham aroused the lwlgb»
bombed, and all night Lawn-nor. county
roads? were scoured for the missing pair.
No trace of them has yet [mu found.
Sharon.
Blow I Ill. Hole In Ills "and.
OILMlLU. N. ll..0ct. 25.~\l'ilile llam-
ill. a ibyeumdd boy. hail started out gun-
ning when he was overtaken by some
friends who were riding in a hay wagon.
lu clambrring into the wagon the gun was
discharged. the charge in both barrels fortr-
lng a hole through his head nearly six
inches in diameter.
northward
beachudmarsodthoflroofthswsrsup. It of
their shot- falling only till yards from tho
Vonndito.
The floors have removed tkdrfornlllva
and household “about of gun w u
are now occupying .lholr for-u panics.
'I’koy scan-tn to eonstvnot earthworks
and have in theirpouuslontwo seem
«coo old and one sew-sod both manned
lay renegade christian. 'l'ho ems uln-
btor st 'f’ssgior outlast-slut the flourish
foreo available amounts to shoot tom
We turn. 0n the other” General
calculate! that the flourish for-
373'" ll?” more to. more alga.
paw government vs
transports, which will mm.
noon to lteltlla
Wool s otaeoo fave-t
moon, Oct. 1—11» New York not
Wm-
strost. Ml
prone“!-
Borneo. 0st. “-4. W. binnomau of no FE W“ l"
a. pm. cram club broke A. s Govh- u IE egl'nmn'l‘lf-l'é
kr'tt IN ml record of six hours from Erie W
to Milo. and also lover-d his own ..........-.,._...........,.,._ I. ,
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the
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want theft-lion! lpovllogolahto
a roveleovtlolglthstwoao
sail Thematic
efuhwlllsrvivoot nmm_
lav-o [store In Houseboat“.
Dom‘usmu. Mun. Oct. 23 «The home
rule movement was discounts! at length at
a meeting of tit. Peter's branch of the irish
National federation bold in Music hall.
O’Donovan Rem. the irish patriot, added
to the excitement at night by lecturing un
“I’he English in inland,"
W
Another Cyclone In. tho Veer has...
Wssmvuros. “(1.33.“le West India
ryelouo was central last evening near list-
” and Malay will probably more thence
along the Atlantic elitist. at-
.ndod by severe gain and heavy rain
mg the middle Atlantic and south New
England coasts.
Bron the [landlady so Alto-rot Double.
xsw Your. Oct. Ewan. lfnry Snow
a“, a widow. on years old. attempted in s
to cut her throat at
street. She had been
bouaoon Eighty-fourth
boarders did not pay
dos
ll not Twentyullfth
hurtling
her
her youngest chi
notation
PM”.
recordoflhon
bytmlaotso
four Vlotloso of a Gas W
luster. ind..0et ill—«firs Bailoyoad
id. who were burned in
hero, died and won nur-
tho some grsvs ‘l’ho olden ‘2th
an“. and the other child. the
fourth violin. will else probably no
W
W or noose me.
In You. 0:!» Ifizofoiiowgg pert:
M on nest port I y
Hath-motes. and the llho.
, , m. . . ”Bugs: marrow ‘ or ' - mutt? _ . nus ”mm
. ' caveats saloons. m“ film” ‘ ‘ ” . tot Ill m I‘ ‘ ""“" "
sectional corona ' ”m“ ‘ ' erovae - “A“
“ ~~ ' ~. cum“ I": installment ' canoes mum” mum
‘ ‘ ran. alumni-alumna. . ' ‘ 0 1 GA!
8““um W4... ‘ AND . . . . “W pneumonia SYRUP,
,; DIAMOWS m "BLAIR HEATERS. Imported one.
, 'Plaetlc m... wag”... ...., THE as . emu“; Stoves. ‘ and sanpmns,
. an OR Finest Assortment of FISH to
STOVE lINiNG .Genulne Article. to GASO L] N E, be hm, .
a scanner: roe nannies. fibulamm“: “a MAKE arm osoa Banana. PICKLED QYBTEBS.
, uses Inflnoulz"w"' Factory and BoatWori. w .
lollorwalkliardwareco, ,, . -- 1500- a lil A armour. “um 8‘10““
42 south sun anon. ' can}: :22!” m" '33“ it Ill 0 leohln’gltnStIoJorvlslhlll . I
. . mu 4 Amuforlonthm do ' ' “no “who" 0-11. 5-"-
A Ion-g Won-a- Imlu Upon I Tragedy
In. let Bedroom Window.
Wssuurorox. Pa, Oct. ltd—Samuel Dor-
sey. a widely known colored citizen. was
murdered and robbed by two unknown
men on one of the principal thorough-
fares of the town while on his way home.
A young lady named Nellie iiolnrts was
a witness of the murder from her
window, but was unable to recognize the
auuoins. who dashed down the street after
completing their work.
Two colored men have been arrested on
suspicion. but it is generally believed they
are the "on; parties. The town is wild
with excitement. and arumi moses in
scorch of the murderers are scouring the
country in every direction.
A report from Johnston station. on the
the Cbartiers railroad. says Detective Bol-
ton and a posse have two men penned up
in a coal shaft.
Wmlmflflom
lo missile! and
'10 seconds.
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PUL’I‘I I! I. D 1
um cm “i . ., -
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alone ..camdh tsbu luv sad-loo
bellman usfsmqulem'gu euro y rooteros
[4.1.- ln old or young. troll, in vest
pocket .00 eckagc. is oeritha
w ”can rot-k‘ka
let “Leap-pic”: on: re
. lot on bar‘u IPA “one .. r. f
ho ssriot gotit we wli send thrrss upourocolpt
of m. Pam letia soaledsnvs ope free. Address
o4 .ales-o. I" on."
CEO. 0. STILLSON.
Booth Iorwaill, flout"
hila-
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W.H.Meeker&io.
Sale Aasnt for
6.8.1. B. BOLTllll'S
Hill WlTEB HElTEl
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. .’..-~' :1”
l [ill
nl‘fl
our ,
flouting. 8min and Boo-fitting.
Tilt and Shoot Iron Wort.
llot lir Hosting.
Plans and estimato- fnrnlabod for either
mt woter. 9W or hot air beating.
to sum“ MAIN H'l‘
room
illll "t‘llllllltEs
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lililflillillilllS’ PliiilES..
Framflfim
.(l). 6 did-treat styles of
mnaingnears all warranted. ilardware
on line carriages. nickel plated. Our assert.
meat of upholstered bodies is extensive. An
upholsterer in constant attendance. who will
trim to order at short notice. lupairln and
rrnpbolstering done at short notice. oloclv
ea. llve sim. from H.715 to $3.50. Propellers.
lris‘ Tricycles. Express Wagons. etc.
F.“ BOYLSTON-
ROWAYTON. CT" opvnllto II. R. Butler».
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all. wlIilOUéiLAS'
o3 SHOE .arup.
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lhilnburg.
who.
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stoolloezw wads-slush“
virthovonmlzolnysum,
lowlyymiat ng V. l. Doing!“ Show. Ioaoasl
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FEflAiE DillllllERS.
conrumvs.
lEilOOlllilOEl, illllEGUlllllTiiil
monoculture,
ludamrnullon, (hangout .ete.
If “mil". “ll".l
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lily I".
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straits morn.
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SOUTH NORWALK. eons.
pails
of”.
TlENNINéS.
Undertaker.
l Klflfilfl' ”REIT. NORWALK. 00"
Wis Borso Railway Depot.
llooidonoeJ Ilia street 'i'siorlmo call 3-!
soul
‘
your
orders
for
anything
in the
line of
OLD AND RELIABLE
.DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
new YORK,
80th Norwalk
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLIRS
Elli 0F NilllWALK:
Willlclvol’lvr 2'. I. it. Beokrnan strsat.
New tors. st 5 p. in.
move Norwalk. 6 p. In; South Norwalk. I.
m
p. .
l'relght received from ‘i a m. to h p. m.
Upon application tn agents the Cit of )lor-
wals and Eagle will be will for spec al lots of
frolghtanywhc-rein New iork or its vicinity.
,All perv-one are forbid trusting any ad
the rmplfl esof the boat- of this lino on oer
count of t e a A hero thereof. m If
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the ‘ ..
work
will be
done with
Ell E88
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and
' ltilll‘lll
....xr__
ill! EVENING
"
Burglar
Jtho
ic;‘nms‘noca
Successors to ii. C. lorris t Co.
count. o2so.ooo.
ll Sudhury St. Boston. floss. '
Fire and
{roof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
DEPOSIT lillllll (if ill KINDS
its Best 8am in the florid.
ISM“ in use. llrrsyo pro-
osrvs their contents.
lfllauld in Lynn. law. since t at eat lro
where tour our safes Were subjected o intenoo
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
wa Fire in nm in the Great Baotou flu
in .and in all the great lireo since. Bond
forcirculsrs. Agents wanted. a
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Moth Main «rm. lip-Italy
l. 6. ‘iiilili‘és.
Patti "lithium???“ Prism
Mil PIPER llll Blilillliil
ll‘ortb lfaln street do. Norwslk.
running" to m roll llno iateot mm or
an smliliit lionlrlinp 3:?“
for fnopuvirm. rm "Miro M m ,
Intimates cheerfully ll"!-
Phylitionjgrmmsn!
on. llll. ii. i tilllfillll
Canboeonsnlted stborodleet
342 Bread 81.. Bridgeport. If.
trim lila.m.to1p.in. anydayoaooponoAay
’l‘hoilrwtov loo regular in user
sixteen rumba-usurp ’lhsfielll
or olflll a alt
from subdiflicu I Inc‘lonl‘tgxu‘gnm
an new m each.
m
mmtsk‘ill’ful and scientific treat i gm
our. and medicine more».
ovate limit"... pencil “in: ' m“
clear. ’ m a?!"
i.l!fiii£llil.
Plumbing. Steam
AID
Gas Fitting.
”“""" llll lll‘” Slum W
manor:
lgsts.1’lo.llsososllrsolvry.
from“ mom 3mm.“
1'0 arenas 9m
”commences-sly.
£le m ,
Norwalk Chronicler