ry’ Pcctoral
or .tivnlarttlsslmu
Ottoman” ..
“*minwmw ' lWPM“
It.
Mansions should luailoasas he
soon Noawsu. Coal.
W
‘ mar. savanna 7. 1m.
W
moo to a growing sentiment,
in favor of taking the power of
liquor licensu from the county
cam-ideas!- and putting it in the
asses of the judges of the Superior
- (knit, the Bridgeport Union says: “The
bun-hint!” pa-ad a law allowing an
’ . mi from the decision of the county
W! to the Superior Court.
macs take those questions. whether
‘awam shall haven license, to the
court! in the first place? chaveno
hatter tribunal todecide license questions
“in our Superior Court. The judges
me has from control of politidil bosses
. and they should bebacked upby addi-
, tionsi legislation. The principle must
_ he laid down squarely by statute that no
Ilia has a right to a license. He must
mill.” to be fit for such a danger
unemployment. It must belaid down
lathe hlni‘ hook that the burden is upon
the applicant toshow that he is a suita-
Ib man forsuch a post of danger: that
his place i. also suitable. and that exist-
ing beamed places in that locality can-
not supply the demand. lie should be
compelled to file under oath the names
d W M with himselfintha
. Walthehuainees. Let us have no
more dummies acting for men convicted
of m for wholesalers. The proof
toilibesssrchiug and positive. irrespec-
tive of reasonstrants."
busy interest Connecticut farmers,
whale-w complaining of slow sales
“WM. that the new commit-
haonwaysand means.initsnew tarlfl
m. m to double the internal rev-
“ tax. The present in: on manu-
futaratl tobacco, including cigars. is six
ants. [ti-proposed to double this to
”the duty by $16,000,000. The
fix on signs, which is now 33. it is pro-
Mtoinoraaso to 34, which would
all’MfiOOtothe revenue. in con-
mucus fact it is proposed to
Whimportdutyon tobacco used
lathamfacture of cigars to encour-
U the maanfwture in this country.
RE not proposed to reestablish any
flan-fir, but the abolutlon of the
M walld In the government
MN a year. practically adding
fibuaahtothsrevenne.
m frcm the northern portion of
law York state indicate that the Ro-
”will come down to the liar-
,“ tulip tonight with 00,000 to 00,000
m usinst Maynard. Tammany
‘ bflyia‘hardtoovcrcome these figures
Isle-York city. but it a thought it
”atom Uulsss all slgna are
”I.” ll. Maynard will surely
'hwadnud the Democratic ticket
5 bay to stars hlsjfate. in Penn-
‘ .w Inflation point toanold-fash-
first! ills-Him victory: both sides
1“,. ha confidant of winning in
W: New Jersey will probably
um. while in Ohio McKinlcy'a
ml claim he will be electedhy
w majority. We shall know to-
* how near these predictions are
W
“PM, accompanied by her hus-
, ‘ fleas! seem. a coupsuiou, two
‘ f'flrtyltwo trunks, and just ran
flan shad case of acadellasss.
. fishery-stow on board the Lil-
m arrived last Saturday. if
m was as tough as Nioolim's
‘ *lt mast am last borrlbis.
_halssphssalll“sstwassvv-
, ”MWWM. 7a
wsvs was va' high. at. i
ustsionrassnstssa. ‘l'raly.’
W
" season-atoms”
Wacky. Acarefaiesil.
mural!
W
. Plastic
STOVE LINING .
a suss'mu‘rs run "mules.
Sallolwalllilardwalacll.
‘2 3.0.0“...th Slim. our
Morning.
near WAXBS not I]! HEW JEBBBY.
la ass-assaults loth llalas Au Olaf-tag
a Victory nae Tonight—Jaw Isak Wow
in on tail! is Vets—9939911.!!! 1! W-
rslo Arr-sue.
Taurus. Nov. 7.-’l‘he indications this
morning ire favorable to a large vote.
Racetrack legislation and in Newark a
fight against “the ring" give promise of
bringingtc the polls flocks of voters as
large as the flocks of momultoes for which
this state ls famous. in Newark, as in the
cities of Brooklyn and Buffalo, in Jersey's
ndjolningsatate, there is a hand to hand en-
counter with “the ring." Lines are drawn
sharply. and the question of racing or no
racing is dwarfed into lnslgniiicauce by a
home rule movement. *
Over in Hudson county. it is said. the
' blars have decided to sacrifice the
mocratlc assembly candidates of the
Seventh and Eighth districts for a shrlevalr
ty candidate, and the same plan will be
operated in other districts where it is
thought the Republicans have a chance of
electing assembly candidates.
in this county. with politics as the only
issue. 10 of the ll districts could be counted
on to return Democrats. The Democratic
leaders in Union county also feel confident
of victory, as do the Democrats of Men-
mouth county.
There is very little betting on the result.
and what there is is almost entirely of a lo
cal character.
Both tildes Confident In Massachusetts.
Booms. Nov. T.—-There are only two
opinions upon the result of today's elec-
tion in Massachusetts, but a great many
thinking men are far from being certain
which is the right one. The strictly lads.
pendent and unprejudlced opinion is hard
toilnd. but a careful canvass among the
politicians discloses that the scale is appar-
ently tipping toward Republican success.
The main light is over the election of a
governor. and all the candidates—John ill.
Russell. Democrat. and Frederick T.Green-
halge. Repulllicau—areabout equally popu-
lar. the light is largely on party lines.
Dtmocrats who have in former years so
confidently claimed victory are not now so
enthusiastic, but they have been working
as never before. ,
Boston has been the field upon which the
party has pinned its hope. land by its vote
today they will stand or full. The Repub-
licans awakened to this fact some days
ago. and that they realize this is to he the
battleground royal was demonstrated when
the state committee announced a reward
of 800 for the detection of any case of ille-
gal voting. At both the party headquar-
ters this morning the opinion of complete
and assured success is given out by the
leaders. _....m,_..
Little Interest 1- Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7. ——l’cnusylvanla
has never known an election. either state
or national. in which so little interest has
been taken by the public. The fact that
there are absolutely no bets. save possibly
a but here or there. to be decided by the
result. indicates just how little the people
care who is elected.
As far as the state is ccncerned.the only
question to be decided in how large the
majority for the Republican state ticket
will be. The Democrats concede that it
will be 50.000. sanguine Republicans claim
l00,000. and conservative Republicans are
confident that their majority will reach at
least 75ml).
if the claims of the Democrats are aub-
stantlatcll. the result will be a Republican
loss. while if tllose of the sanguine Repub-
licans prove true the Republicans will
gain. A majority of 75,000 for the ilepub
llcnn ticket will bcabout a standoff. There
are a few counties lll which the Democrats
have some show of electing their judicial
candidates. and factions! lights in other
counties. notably Allegchully. may cause
some surprise. Upon the whole. however,
there seems but little upon which to pre-
dict anythiug. > a
The right In Ohio.
Uth‘iNNd'fl. Nov. 7.—-’l‘bc morning of the
state elections llnda the Republicans as
confident as ever of an overwhelming plu-
rallty for Governor McKinley. Among
the grounds of their belief in the success
of McKinley are the unusually large and
enthusiastic plantings be has held. the di-
vision among the llcnlocratlllu congress on
the silver question. the effect of unam-
plcyed workmen and of half time work in
so ulallynlllnnfactorlcs and the intense
feeling aroused by the suspension of sol-
dlrrll' pensions.
There is all“! disposition to claim the
state by not lose than 25.1“). On the other
hand. the Democrats expect in carry this
county and Guyahogs for the legislature.
Tempo. Nov, Tr-‘Tlifi vote in this city
will be unusually heavy today. The regiv
trnilon is but till behind that of last year
and over was» aimed of that of lmlwthe
previous mlberllllulrlsl campaign year.
McKlulay’s plurality in the state lsvari-
ously astimatrd from 130.000 to noun.
a llot Ilglat ls slams.
lll'l'vsw. Nov. 'lw-Judge finish of the
superior court has issued am order striking
from the registry lists a is number of
additional names of wloul voters in the
First ward. The board of inspectors in the
Fourth district of the First ward was ar-
rested and brought before Judge listch
for contempt of court in refusing to obey
an order of the court.
Acting for the Republican gauvval cola.
lollies. Attorney M. W. Norton visited a
police court and made application for 110
warrants for illegally registered wanna
The bulk of them are for colonisers w
tend from lodging houses in the rat
ward. lllatylvlght residents of the first
ward threw thrussslvss upon tbs ion
of Mayor Butler, whole a (:lsve balm
ocrst. asking ii in to protect them in their
right to vote. ..
Vulcan Urged to Vote.
New Yeas. Nov. l.»‘l‘hs Woman Bui-
’ party has issued a circular call-i2:
easily by supreme Court ad
Bernard st Pougllilaspsis. wills
woman who are on the
entitled to vote and that
busily he refused.” All
or try to do so sis mauled to
m
llsssmwuiisnstvsvbilw
. ,§ curl obscures
psectionai Galleries
istry lists are
cannot
wetsuits
2:." “'
mamwmamnims’s nails.
«alum
the of mortar: "aghast r:
TIBOB. JOHNSON ll 00..
lit‘lsatagas at. Brooklyn.
ensrav man. man Pmali.
acui- tor
mum on
WlLL WED AN EARL.
Male Grant. “Same-s Amsrlsaa lana-
ty. to lam la loads-r
Maillot. Nev. 7.—Mlss Adele Grant. “I
famous American beauty and daughter of
the late Beach Grant oi New York. has an-
nounced to the members of her family her
engagement to the ‘ l of Essex. adding
that the leanings wi l be celebrated at the
sarliast day possible after tha nausea?!
legal papers can be drawn. certainly before
Christmas. ,
The Earl of Essex is s widower all years
old. lie succeeded to the title only in See
tcrnber of last year on the death of his
grandfather. the sixth earl. He married
on July 12. 1882. the daughter of a com-
.mcner in Gloucester-shire. but who, died
three years afterward. leaving one child. a
son. then not quite 2 years old. who is still
living. and if he survives his father will of
course succeed to the title.
A cablcgralu was sent to Suydam Grant
yesterday announcing the engagement and
asking him to come over and actlu loco
parentla If he hc cannot conic. the bride’s
first cousin. James P. Scott. son of the info
Thomas ll. Scott, who is now in London.
will give her away.
The engagement. when formally an-
nounced. will create a great sensation in
London society. where Miss Grant is not
only Well known for her beauty. but is a
favorite guest at the notable houses in
London and the country for her up uni
intelligence and murersntioual facult .
RiOT FEARED lN CAMDEN.
A Thousand Deputy Sherlus and Special
Policeman at the Polls.
Canon. N. .l.. Nov. 'l’.~'l'hcru is great
Helicon-ll! in this city today. Yesterday
Shi‘i‘lll \Vt—a‘l. upon the application of a
number of citizens. appointed wildeputy
filli'i‘lflfi. When this became known. the
police commissioners held a special meet;
lug anddec‘lded to appoint 500s lal po-
licemen to meet the deputy sher ifs. The
policemen were sworn in at midnight.
They went on duty at ll o‘clock this mom-
iug and will remain until the polls are
closed. q
For four of serious imuqble (‘nlouel
Cooper unicmlagullrd pllll'cil on ult.‘ Sixth
regiment armory. :iflcr lulrr‘lululiug the
windows and llliiil‘lt null concealing the ant
munitiuu ill the building.
The military has been ordered to be in
readiness at a moment's cull. (‘aplaiu
George :5. West has been detailed with a
full deuwhnu-nt. He will be ullicer of the
day and w ill be relieved by Captain Slockr
barn at ii p. m.
Riot and bloodshed are fem-ml. The court
of common pleas had a session during the
entire day yesterday and closed without
ordering lllly mnuca stricken from the al-
lcged palldml rclzintry lists.
THEY DEFY TILLMAN.
Moonshine" of “Dark Corner” Otjsct to
lit-poly r.llorllls' Visits.
(ir:l;l:.\vll.l.l.', s. (1., Nov. 7.~Thcre ls
prim-pvt l m’m'l’llllls trouble in wilutlskuown
m "lull. l" Ml" section. this (Greenvlllc)
unruly, T: hi i the mountains joining the
North (.lili ..:::l llur and a favorite lluuut
fur mm. . .‘ . An attempt is being
numb.» 1.. .: . lizt! alum dispensary law
tlr-ru. um: l‘ . .l) a deputy sheriff went up
\\ llLl ilnv \. .:.l_.:ll~t
jlr' illzlui in had any of his men. lie got
uu: will: illTi» lolly. icing repeatedly fired
at from lillllvil ~b. 'i‘lll- blockade“ lire thor-
oughly Pill‘ll‘i .mri m‘l‘lll dispelled to defy
Uter‘l‘lml ‘l‘.";xnlll., zllllluugh iii the last
election day fur) \‘Ult’il for liilll almost sol-
idly and rim-n- what votes were against
him out of lift box.
All Injunction on Helena.
lew You... Nu . Messrs. Johnson
and Lamb, (um... ' or Wlllisln J. Gaynor.
Rplilmii lv- .illv:L-‘ lilll'lllll'lllll l'ougilkccp
air iUl‘llll ll, ' a la l‘l‘Ili‘illll John Y.
s‘TL‘KlUIi" n .4. . (R . n», lulu imm lu\rrfcriug
with i..v ll .., » - -. I u u when who will be
appointed m m . _ lit'l l...il purty‘sinter
cats at tilt limit
injunction \i.. . .;:
Midi cl mlnliiodiiy'.
.lil‘ll,
The
Iii. lion “la in tin. Torpedo final-cu.
Pituvllur. . Km, 7. »-‘l‘luv branch of the
fiulr‘bkisu t llimlllcv rulllpuily hero ha
been illu on law! unwanted activity within
the past is" “with. Strict money is main-
taillcd. 'l'lu; plant is running night and
day. The L‘I-llllmlij'lia manufacturing the
Lowell tuna-«in.
Iltol iiiul lllroagh the Ilsa".
5r. Lul'ln. Nov. r.——Wbilu siru llngfor
the ”hobbit!“ of a revolver Jo anner
and his wife full to the fluentha woman
underneath. In this position she succeed-
ed in firing the pistol. the ball entering
near Miller's heart. killing him.
l‘imml flood III Illa W“
lluuilmtm, Nov. 7.«Ublef Samuel llam-
ish of the liucllrsier lira departmvnt was
found dead ill Ills buggy in tirmasuhurb
of thin city. ills horse was walking slowly
along the mall. and be was leaning back in
lbubuimn . . .. .. .. ..
A last Railroad hub.
:51. bolus. Nov. ‘l.--'l'he llnlllmors and
Ohio Blitliht‘i‘hli m ulmlr ll running record
with l'mldr-lt ltwuu’n special train. The
run of lilt- mlle-l from sit. lnuls to Wash.
ingtou. but. was made in let minutes.
Illlql With a coupling Pia.
Lilla (filvv. Fla. Nov. "La-At Lake City
Junction William Duncan. a white man.
was kills-ll in his store with accupliug pin.
With this his brains were beaten out.
Four neuron are suspected.
slum... hits. new round.
Cauullllltlauonr. Mann. Nov. Tun-MP.
Show ll l!l rrceived ll telegram from New
York stating. that his missing wife was in
a lwspltlll in that city with the child.
asys the Vigilsat (locust crass Iaa Ocean.
latrines. Nov. i.——Ths Chronicle says
that the t'lxlllmt cannrlt cross the oven.
lt challenges her to make tn attempt at
any tlmeof the year.
Bayard disciple“! fa ”vernal.
hlvailrotlt, Nov. 7.—~The lord mayor
gavs a banquet at the town hall in honor
of Mr. Thomas F. llaysrd.tbs Am
smbausthlr.
....._.............
University football.
Batman's Pa..l¢ov. i.~—’i’hs Pennsyl-
vania Stats ' less defeated the Western
vulgarity of Pennsylvania at [netball-J
to
Morgan's ‘l‘stsi Day an.
(invoice. Nov. 1.--’l'ila trialsi Practica-
m its slayer of
layer as-rhca '
Macmillan: and.“
Milka
$15.00inl‘lold
Honduras Officiais‘Trled to Sink
a Pacific Mail Steamer.
corset. slxlln was a massacre.
lacs-as th- espian as the Mauser Would
lat diva lip a lief-gee. President Vas-
gnu lat looae'llls Gannon-Jana law!-
Most iho‘ts.
La brawl-an. Honduras. Nov. 7.--l1on-
dares has fired upon the American flag.
By the alleged orders of President Vasquss
and by the express command of the corn-
mlssioncr of the port of Amapala. seven
cannon shots were fired after the Pacific
mall steamship Costa Rica, flying the stars
and stripes. as’ahe steamed away. because
she refused to surrender one of her pas-
sengers to the Honduras government.
United Statcs‘lMlulster Baker was on
board the Costa Rica at time. The
passenger about whom the table arose ls
clicarpo Bouilll. who recently led the
revolution in Honduras. but was defeated
by General Vasquez
He then tied to Nicaragua. and with 300
of his adherents joined the army of Presi-
dent Sacssa. who was engaged in an at-
tempt to quell a rebellion.
causal Baker on Beard.
Boullla had decided to leave Nicaragua
in order to relieve the government from
all responsibility of harboring him. He
therefore sailed from Corinto for Gusto
malaon Nov. i on the Costa Rica. Ameri-
can Minister linker and more than “)0
other persons were his fellow passengers.
They arrived Sunday morning at Amn-
pala. a port of entry of iloudurasmn the
Psciilc coast. and at ii o'clock in the after-
noon Commander of the Port Villa de-
manded that (‘nptaln Dow should surren—
der Bouilla
When this turnout was refused. a threat
was made to sink the ship. and it was as
sorted that President Vasquez had given
strict orders to that effect.
An official protest against the refusal to
surrender llonllla was presented to the
captain at ti o'clock. and clearance papers
were only issued to the ship after night-
fall. when it was too dark to leave the hur-
bor with safety.
Could Not Scare Cuptala Dow.
A government olllccr came on board at
8:!) o'clock Monday morning. saying that
new orders had been rcmived from the
president insisting on the deiiveryof Bo~
pills or the bombardment of the ship.
Captain Dow replied that the commander
of the port would receive his answer in
half an hour. but before that time had ex:
plrcd he steamed away.
Seven shots were fired after the Costa
Rica. although she flew the American flag.
None of the shots at ruck her. however. but
it is feared the steamship City of Panama
of the same line. which was lying in the
port. may have been injurvd. because "the
firing continued for some time after the
Costa Rica was out of range.
The congress of Honduras has conferred
upon President \‘asques full power to
make war upon Nialragua whenevers rev-
olution or an invasion of revolutionisla
from that republic occurs.
Cut the Threats of Bleeping flea.
CRANlllJill. ii. '12. Nov. 'r'.—’l‘hree white
men»—~~two brothers numcd Johnson and is
man named Wilkerson—wore murdered by
a negro near the tnvvn of lugram. The
negro came upon lilo men while they were
asleep and cut their throat; with a knife.
The negro wall pursued by spouse. and it is
reported here that ho was captured in the
Tackapoo ludllm lands.
Train Nasbbvla Mill Pea-ad.
LITTLE ltol ii. Nov. 7.—Ths men engaged
in hunting down thel iron mountain train
robbers haw been in their saddlml for the
past all hours. The robbers are in close
quarters near Jamestown. where the posse
has them surrounded. if they attempt to
break through the circle. it will he at the
risk of their lives. as the hunters are he-
cornlng deslwtnte.
Voting For County Santa.
ill-"aw. Nov. 7, Al. today‘s election in
Cstlaruugua t- villll)’ a vote is being taken
on the question of moving the county seat
from Hull- Vullr-y to salanlauca in
Chautauqua county the voters are to de-
cide whether their county seat shall he
moved from Mayvills to Jamestown.
Torpedo (inns l‘nr Brasil.
Nonlllaruwa, Pa. Nov. 1.1—Ths Norris-
town Steel comrany has a contract for
seven large castings for the torpedo hosts
to he used by the Brasillau government.
The guns are to carry 500 pound charges of
high explosive mailer.
i'rcaalasat eitlsass hill-Isa.
KOIOIO. 1nd,. Nov. 'l.—-'i‘lls Howard
county grand jury has ludlcied half “TOP
an prominent cltlsuus of Kokclnc on ac-
count of their alleged connection with an
attempt to tar and feather M. l. Gsrrlgua.
A M... Illls Himself la Chi-'0.
Chicano. Nov. 7. ... .l. (i. (lrulsherg.
whose family is thought to reside in Paris.
was found dead In the Southern hotel. lie
hall evidently committed suicide by taking
morphine. W" _____ m
Wants Prandergasa flanged.
Wluliaii‘rilit. Del. Nov.'f.-—ilsv. P. B.
Short pastor of the ilsrrisoa Stmt M. m.
above . advocated from his pulpit the
hanging of Prvndsmast. Mayor Harrison’s
a yes.
“leader's bead flutes "I.
Manure. Nov. twAccovrllugto the latest
ll ms nu persons were killed by the as-
p csicn st fiantander. it is impossible to
say how many are missing.
arms V's-lags in Cairo Disses.
culoauo. Nov. “Lu 'i‘wo Japan-s World's
fair exhibitors secured licenses to wads
couple of tbs Egyptian girls from the
straets in Cairo.
Mia. ta Iaargaatsa Ilsa-signaled.
Bussaaoosll. Pa. Nov. hummus“
sflorts are being mails to reorgaslasths
m“ and latmurs’ Amalgamated use-
on.
ss lullamia st Ola-lava.
Witsussmls. Pa. Nov. ile-
tlls veterinary surgeons
[issldsrs ill a mat assay tarsus tau.
”EURO“.
anyhow
Oslusao. itsvdw'nls third hyst its
tuslllastsllan «with s ass»
ilsast’ alcrttosscarsjarcsa
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sRlccEfiE CONVENTION.
Liberal Presbyterian til-sisters to that In
leer-t Ouatsrsnce. '
Gunman. Nov. 7.—About .50 of tbs
most prominent liberal ministers of the
Presbyterian church in the large cltleswlli
meet in Cleveland on Wednesday to decide
upon a policy for the future. Every effort
has been made to keep the matter secret.
though the result would be made known
at all events. Some of the most promi-
nent Briggs men in the country will be
present. The circular which called the
martian as"; , , . .
”The present condition of tile Presbylo
rials church occasions deep aolillitudc and
calls for immediate and serious consider»
ticn. Many ministers and elders view
withap‘plsheusioa the tendency to whmp
tion and centralisation of power. and the
disposition both to lmpoae practically new
dogmas without due constitutional process
audio treat the formal action and over-
tures of preabyterieavwith small respect.
"They fear lest reasonable tolerance and
the liberty of opinion hitherto enjoyed un—
der the standards shall be abridged and not
a few devoted oflloe bearers crowded out of
good ecclesiastical standing. or even out of
the church.
“In this state of affairs it will not answer
for loyal Presbyterians to be inactive or in-
definite. We cannot afford lobe silent un-
der implied suggestions of helerodoay. nor
to seem to acquiesce passively in arbitrary
mumptlons. rigid exclusiveness and un—
constitutional procedurc. We must not
suffer worthy brethern to be forced need-
lessly to leave the church. A frank con-
ference of wise and representative men.
who shall consider what action is needed
atthis present juncture to maintain our
constitutional safeguards. encourage our
disturbed brutheru and give frank expres-
siou to our vlcwa and positions. seems to
have become an imperative necessity.”
The call is issued by a committee of the
New York synod. which was appointed
after the dl'tpi‘lshl of the llriugv case.
SWIFTWMAYOR PRO TEM.
The Chicago Alderman Settle Their Dead-
lock Pence-bin
Cilicaml. Sm: 7.—'l'he wrangle over the
election of a mayor pro tcm. was settled by
the choir» of Alderman George B. Swift.
be receiving d2 Votes to 5 for Alderman
McGillen. one blank being cast. The Demcr
cratlc aldermeu remained in the council
chamber until the time set for the regular
meeting. This was to keep Mcillllcn in the
place on the pica that the original meet»
lug, of which he had been chairman. had
not adjourned. The Republican alderman
Were locked up in a room half a squarv
from the city hall to keep away from the
sergeantrat-arms. who had been Instructed
by the Democrats to bring them over to
the meeting.
At last the Republican aldermcn, fol
lowed by a anmll army of their adherents.
marched in ii column of toms in tin-enuncil
chamber. where they were greeted with
loud cheers and laughter by the waiting
Democrats. Leaders of bulb fm-tiouumlch1
ly got together. and it was decided to avoid
any poaaibic repetition of the scenes of last
Saturday. Everything was wiped off the
slate. and a new vote was taken.
Alderman Swift at once presented his
bond. which was made out after Saturday‘s
election. and he was sworn in Its‘lllllylil'pl’o
fem. The. special election for mayor will
be held next month.
Want Reduced Prices 0 Follow.
Raw CASTLE. Pa. Nov. 7. w- Delegates
from 20 laixlrorglmizlltlons in this. city met
todlscusa soull- method by which the work-
ingmcn could liu- cheaper. The wages of
the men have been cut down from so to 40
per cent. and it was the sense of the meet.
log that landlords. grocers. butchers and
other merchants should make some cut in
prim
. Double Murder and iiuleldc.
Emma. 0., Nov. 7.——('blu-les Manning
shot his wife. killing her instantly: then
shot her cousin. Mrs. W, R. White. He
followed up the double tragedy by comr
milling suicide. The deed was premedl
tated. and Manning has left a long letter
to his relatives explaining the causes
which prompted him to commit the crime.
Isis Italic-ts Promised to ”shave.
New ilM'lLN. Nov. 'l'.-An announce-
ment was made officially by the Yale ml-
thorltlos that it had been decided to allow
the Thanksgiving lilly imlilalll game to be
played this your on the muranm that
there would he no dlrurder after the game.
larder lkvas la a Church.
lsmasamm. Nov. 7. . Asacunsoqnmco
of a row in church near Martinnville, the
sheriff of Morgan county lit here looking
for Milton Farrell and iimlford Krill. The
light was ll frrve for all. and Noah King
was killed with ll razor.
lad-d Ills Bevel With Death.
llus'i'ox. Nov. twilltnlel Kimball. 23
years old. went home after being out all
uigbtdrlukiilg and shot himself through
the heart. The act is supposed to be the
result of foolish betting.
Germany's Longest Railway livid"
Blunts. Nov. f.~~'l‘omcrrow the longest
iron railway brill ll ill Germany will be
opened. it spans 1 aVlsitlIs between Por-
don. in Prussian Poland. and (‘ulmsm ft
is we yards long.
flight Initiated for llaalvlg.
Tassrna. Nov. 7.~'l‘ha grand jury found
a true bill in the Princeton basing case of
assault and battery upon Robert ’1‘. Loc-
pold of Washington. Eight sophomores
were indicted.
shot a Bay in a Tree.
8m Latin Ci‘l‘t‘. Nov. luliarry llam-
mend. aged l2, was convicted of murder in
the ascend dsgree. ifs shot Clyde Rollin-
son. aged 1'. who was in a tree at his home.
stall tas struts assays rats Issll.
Nswmllr. ii. l.. Nov. T.-Clark l'arker.
alias Bill till Brute. Hiram Mwlelle’lt (viii
burglar friend. was released on row hall
and took the first train for Boston.
saw“ “such tile Bars.
looms. N. in. Nov. 'l.-~'l’hree con-
vietasscsped from its Fulton ', jail
by sawing through three large iron barsof
tbs window of their call.
Innate fiesta at W
new toss. Nov. 7.-'i'lls scrotal matting
’ lessen of Estonia was held at
Ma. In. A. M. Painter presided
a Veteran lass Issac Issac.
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examinations:
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south llerwalll, Bonn.
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blindfold.
O. & J. ll. BOLTON’S
HOT. WATER HEATH
Plumbing. 8mm and fiat-fitting.
flu and Nilltt Iron Wort.
Hot Air Heating.
Plans and estimate!!! furnished for either
but water. steam or hot air heating.
to SOUTH MAIN ST
lllBY llliillllliii
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NiNliFiOTOIlEllS' PRICES.
From also to .0). 5 different styles of
running more an all warranted. Hardware
on line earri nickel plated. Our assort-
ment of who stored bodies is extensive. All
npholslersrln constant attendance. \vlmwlll
trim to order at short notice. Ru lring and
rempbolaterlmr done at short not re. ‘v cluel-
pcdse. five slam. from 31.73 to “fill. Propellers.
ilrla' Tricyclee. Express Wagons. etc.
F. BOY LSTON.
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THE PROPEllLERH
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AND
Will leave Pier
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heave Norwalk. 5 p. 111.: South Norwalk. 6:5)
2!. E. it. Beekman street.
m. -
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Freight received from T a m. to fl 9. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Not-
wulir and E is will be sent for special lots of
freight anyvv rere- in New York or Its vicinity.
WAR persons are forbid trusting any of
the employee of the boats of this line on ac-
count of t to my ners thereof. an!) if
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Successors to E. (3. Morris & (To.
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Fl re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
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Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
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DEPOSIT WORK Of All lllNOS
The first Sales in the World
”0,000 in use. Always pra-
asm their contents.
lflflmld in Lynn Mass.. aince t at
where w of our safes were subjected
beat. preserving their contents.
great
to intense
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Oresl
Chfln Fire in 1m in the Great Hinton Fire
in r and in all thegreatflres since. Band
for circulars. Agents wanted. silks
FURNITURE
David Stow,
heath Main "th. Up—r‘ialr
l. o. lEllllIlit’i. ‘
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apart: borders and Gilt cabling! ta’han
f Ins tlnn notice is
mew. "hump” cheerful“ is “w.
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INS. ON. N. N. ONIIIONO
Can baconsulled st havollles.
342 Broad Oh. Irlllmsrt, Of.
from ii) a. In. to 'f p. In. any day except m
The [airline is s regular plus
the ”at sixteen yaarshfs ills”?
of OMEN a Ill . in
from an clinically l t to ass
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