econ
EVENING SENTINEL.
Whom”. um:- su Proprietor
mo urns—“Want." ”to
‘10! lalo" advertisements. not ex-
W ' mm“. time. ficqthree times.
WMOM Reading .mtiecs. 100. a
has. 'flarrlananddssth notices. soc. Sched-
ofrahofordlsplond advertisements for-
“damnation.
m ”Hill—210. 110 Wan street.
lime-u; telephone call. no Branch
Whatever street. Norwalk: telephone
omit. ,
Was-rolls should in all cases be
com to
urn Imam slll'rnvln.
80m Nonwann.Coxs.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14,1893.
Worth comes from Washington that up
9) date the advocates in the Ways and
loans committee of ,an extended free
“all in control and the chancesnre
so the very libéfii free in: which» is
new contained in the rough draft of the
Yul] will be retained: Pig tin, coal. iron
on. wool, lumber. salt and silver lead
on, are slow on the free list as the hill
Itandl. The duty on tin plate is reduced
' from two and two‘tenths to one cent.
The committee is now considering the
Woof an income tax. and a canvas
shows that a majority will favor a small
tax on incomes over $1,000. An effort is
hing made by those who are doubtful
. ‘nhout an income tax to put in its place a
incineration tux, such as has been dis-
tal-ed for the past few days. The
advocates of this proposition expect it to
‘- hsve a majority in the committee, and,
3W [the indications are against them
now, they still hope to win over one or
two members to their side.
NOW (hot Cooérensflhflas‘pissed the
I WWW bill and adjourn-
“mow, according to the New
1" . sun’s financial writer. is left with-
WWO! from that source for gossip
”W with which to work upon the
m Tin State elections crested lit.
: sis we although their results are
hm lnurpreted as having it bearing
Q03 the tarilf question and thus
H .hdinotly aflecling the indus-
llhl m The New York and New
_ Railroad company. for about
W Julie“: time. has furnished a
W for the benefit of holders of
M who would like to sell out at a
hittthcpublic has been fooled by
devices so often that it paid
respect to this one. and the latest
i that the company's situation is
‘ufiollllol than it ever was Altogether
” million is at astandstiil. and
”forms or two specialties broilers
have scarcely any employment.
I . “smite! the investigation by the
Mn! harnesses, last night. of the
W of neglect of duty. made against
“I’m police. Officers Martin.
Wand Howsrd were each fined
M days‘ pay. While the punish-
I-t .Iy have been more severe. per-
3 H“. till the evidence adduced seemed
i lair-erect. it will serve to tench them.
3*, ”number oflicers oi the town. that
' M unemployed to preserve the peace
. die community; not is pander to the
Iwisu‘ element of nocisty and be
this! by the bnlilss on their been. if
”WI would cover themselves with
m glory they should bring some
in fellows up with a short twist.
“Insular!” that they "snot mon-
Wat correspondent asks if
. W cm so clvllmd scountry
M so little value was set upon
% life. The tortures inflicted on
Q“ Why conscieneeless corpo-
' during the past sis months have
tin settling in. than smiling. be
p“ yet who ever heard a Word of
‘ We hsvs sure a we deal
ts purification of politics. but
iss I matting been called to
“one“. so asks. against
‘ , biannual” killing and
flourishes! aliases!
.11 ll. Iorpby, the
limo-.m- the purest-vi»
fir issues or its press stalls:
inllorwalll Hardwarecll.
Mushy «but is "Infill!"
' ‘rfifi'WQ‘ W
'03
William} BOILERS.
ens! Covering
scent PIPES
Plastic
STOVE LINING
A IUBI'fl'l'UTl I'OR FIRIBRIOK.
42 South Main Street.
on:
we IT “ill?!" or Will?
That Is Monster Hastings’ View
of the Hawaiian Attitude.
11' to. concerts liner scvrrw rr.
l'lso Administration Btlll .Kuplng Its Pol.
lay 80m! Ind Withholding "I. 1’9“ DID-
.pntcll Iron Honolulu—England lends a
Warship to the Island».
WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.—The state dc-
partmeut has received a‘ communication
from Honolulu telegraphed from San
Francisco. It arrived by the steamer China
and was written in the navy department
cipher. Experts set at work upon the dis
patch and labored over it for several hours
After securing the substance of this of.
hotel communication Secretary Gresham
took a copy of it out to Woodley for a con-
ference over the mutter with President
Cleveland. Nothing was given out from
the state department as to the substance of
the dispatch.
F. P. Hastings. secretary of the Hawaiian
inflation. was shown the dispatch from San
Francisco containing the news of Minister
Willis' arrival in Honolulu and his on
minimal". to present his credentials to
csldent Dole. " " '
This news was obviously agreot relic:
to the mindset lnsmbersrof the location.
They declined to talk about the llluttcr as
usual. but the satisfaction expressed at
the presentation by Minister Willis of his
credentials to President Dole suggested
that they might have feared that the min-
ister would be found to have been uccrcd-
ited to the queen.
The. plan of the Hawaiian representa-
tives cvldentlyls to stand rigidly on the
rights they have acquired by the recogni—
tion of their government. Minister Thurw
toil touched the marrow of their hopes
when he said that any attempt to over-
turn thu present government by u foreign
power Would he on net of war.
Congress Will Interfere.
All not of war requires the consent or
declaration of congress. Congress will lln-
doubtodiy take up the subject of Hawaii
in some way lulmedilltely upon assembling
ill December. The light. it is sold. will be
made on tho mllilillistrntion policy on this
line—that it has declared war without the
consent of congress and hits therein done
an unlawful act.
What effect it would have on this pro
posed policy if the present government
should peacefully yield to the persunsions
of the American minister is lllso discussed.
The question involved is whether so pence-
ahlc it proceeding could be regarded us on
out of war. It is argued that it would be
on net of aggression on u sovereign power
none the less because the power peacefully
yielded to the throat of so overwhelmingly
superior n force.
it still remains an unnnswernblu problem
to those of diplomatic experience how the
American minister uncredited to the lin-
wniian government can. immediately upon
presenting his credentials. set about to de-
stroy that government.
There is it shrewd surmise irl Wilshing-
ton that the restoration of Queen Liliuo~
knlnnl to the throne may not he followed
by the entire withdrnwul of the influence
of the United States. but thni with the
work of ”ill last administration once on-
done a prom-tonne may be established
over the monarch.
Unc clear and certain result of the present
incident would seem to be thnt nlmoxnilou
will never be pruil'erultutllc l'uitcll Stutes
by the limvlliilllls llglllll. if there is ever
to be snucxutiun. the illoveulcni will orig—
inate in this country.
“'ill Yield Only to Force.
SAN Futurism, Nov. li—At the lin-
wniinn consulnte. this city. no word was
received by the steamer Cbinll which would
throw further light on llll‘ situation llt tho
islands. Consul Wilder suited to it re-
porter thnt in case the administration
should silk the provisioulll goverlllllent to
step down and out tho rvqllest could not
begrnllted. but that lit man the use of
force should be threatened the provisional
government could hove but our-mum: to
pursue. llmiatoncc to the power of the
United Buttes would be useless, but it
would protest with nll its lnorul force
nuninst such it lilgllhulllicd outrage.
Should it l'nltl-ll litmus protectorate of the
lllmmrclly be withdrllwn. that monarchy
Would not lost ll dlly. l.‘llqllnstlomlblythe
next revolution would nor be on pcllconblc
as the hull. and the monnrcby would surely
be overthrown once nod for nil.
To Increase the Gold Mauve.
Wilslllxn'l'os, Nov. Mull plum has just
been [it'rfl‘clt'tl whereby the gold rl-uervo of
the treasury lnlly be increased to its limit
or “nonunion. This is to be ncmlxiplinhed
by means of on understanding with the
lilllilllt of New York whereby they are to
inert-Ilse the proportion of gold lil lllleir lie-
posits with the New York slilllrwmury to
uwer the certified check» that urn present
M by the lm porters in payment of custonnl
diitivs. All the deficit in tho gold reserve
now is only Maintain and tllnnssocinted
hunks of New York have on blind fully
condition. it is thought. that this scheme.
which is n turmoil of the recent visit of the
secretary in New York. will he carried
tilrolluli.
'l'hs Ilslsrlrl' flea Claims.
\VAalith‘i‘nK. Nov. H. .. le Julian
l’mlnrrfolo. liritlsh ambassador. has on
total upon it negotiation with rtecretnry
tin-sham for the settlement of claims for
lirltish settlers sailed in lll‘lll‘lllfl sen pro
vimlsto the modus vlvnnill of mu. it is
said that the amount of indemnity claimed
by the (‘snsdian government will not ex;
card 0500 on
...
'l'ils Iii-ins "ones to lie nested.
Wilslmiorns. Nov. 14.“lldf'li. llislns. Min
linitin “Juice and Mr. J G. lllslns. .lr..
are the goestsof )ir. and Mrs. llbrir lies.
The visit at this time is simply for the pun
pose of putting the Blaine rseidencs in
suitable order to rent.
England‘s burst love.
this Massimo. Nov. it—blt is reported
here that the British warship Chain ton
secretly left Eitqtllmlll for Honolulu or.
was roads public.
In. Hart's: lessens Neil fist.
Mill‘slttllotlmti. uncensored to her in
pro:
m
one consumer:
I.
DINMENDS
wmmcmmc
TlBllil. lililllSlll & til.
GUSTAV m
s. the any utter riser-ism Graham’s letter
Wemlsoror, rim. it—Jl‘hs remains of
the isle lire. l’istt. wife of Senator l’lstt
to
home. Misuse. Germ. on the Colonial 11‘
WA _
rs. Was in. skills. sad int qali m.
Wasnucrosmov. it. ‘“ Mmfigfl ' “
“km“ “W "' WW“ “‘ “' norm. loll. m. omens-s
m“ ’wajltmwgmm piste works a thls siss- m
wri'r no
monuments-rum
” Ollillllmami our
Hummus-ties.
. "M were!" on
Genuine Article.
819 leatsne St. Brooklyn.
rm PM
Ami! for 80nd: Retinal). dli
<lN8URGENTS GAIN.
nurtur- Proposal to Restore the Hours»
Wins [tins Friends-
Rlo Jhxulno. Nov. ll.-Thsrs was heavy
firing on Sunday and Monday of last week
by the government forts on ,Ii'ort Ville
gsignon. ’l‘ht outside walls of the latter
fort show much damage, but. the interior
of the town is intact. Two men were
killed and seven wounded within the fort
on Monday.
The troops at Costello opened n musket
ry fin: on Fort Villegilignon from a die—
tonne» of [.200 yards. The insurgent wan
shipAquidnbnn replied with ulnclllnogum.
killing or wounding 1'3 soldiers and four
spectators. The firing continues day and
night. and there is an immense waste of
ammunition.
On Wednesday two guns at Costello
wrre iired m. Fort Villegniguon. and the
Aquidllbuu ngnin replied with her machine
guns.
hinny shells fell in the business portion
of the city, and several persons were in
jllrul. This liolnbnrllllicut was. it is feared.
llll' result of tho ilCllUll of the government
ill lirlng. from the town ill contrurention oi
the agreement made with the represents!
lives of the foreign powers. There are con
tiliual skirmishes at Nicthoroy between
the government troops and thclnsurgenl
elllnll craft. A torpedo brunch was sunk
oll “Hollie-Stilt)“. The cusultlties have been
slight. A conference wus held inst 'l‘uos
dhy between the insurgent lenders. which
line chilllged the sltlultloll on the much dis
tuner d question of the restorntiun of the
empire. The conference resulted in ode
cisiou to shortly hoist the iinpcrlul ling.
'l‘hisdi-cislou- crvutcd a good impression.
Admlrlll Suki-lulu) dc leum.tlle chief of
the naval college. Wlli) is the oldest Admiral
lll liral1i|.llitllcrto mniutlliuui R neutral
position. but be has now openly joined the
insurgents.
He carries with him the sympathy of
llluny mild rents in the army and navy who
belong in lending fntulllcx Adllllrul llc
(litlllit has iitkt‘ll coniumud of the opanliulls
before lilo Junciro. The Aquiduhaullns
pl‘lK‘l‘l'llt‘ll to soil to search for the new gov.
crllllmll rrulwr Aurora. There urn 3.000
urllled lliiai well drilled llllfllfgulllfiifll. Der-'-
term.
THE COLUliiBIilTS‘i'IAST RUN.
The New Cruiser Proves to Be the Queen
of the Nnvy.
iii kiln}. Nov. itr—Tho new I'nltod States
cruiser ('t-lllflllilll is out for n trial spill for
llny. 'l‘nlnvrrow she will rest preparatory
to looking llt‘l‘ ofliclill trilll trip on Thurs
day. Her first run or son was the quickest
til‘l'l‘ mode by u wur vessel in this country.
booting the New York's time over two
boom.
The trip from (,‘npo llenlnpen Hilliihwest
liullisllip lo Xlllzllirkrl Slilliil Shoal light-
haul, iii. 2 [ll More llisluni. \vns “HIUHP
pliulml lll in hours und 7 minutes. on
ll\'Il‘\1l:|' syn ii of l“ 419 knots ltll hour. The
.\l-‘.v York's time for this distunce
\vw- :«l lll‘lllr- :illll :ib lilillutes.
'i'll.» \vi'illti llulkc the Colulllbiil's jour-
ll) larvlt‘l' by lll'lll‘l)‘ 13‘. knots per hour.
Filrill T..llliil.~ker South Shuul liglltalhip to
.\l : Iva ~ lulllr‘ lllvspm‘nl was kept up.
. . . from Cnpu “I‘l‘llilpt'll South-
:.:.o in llillrli's ledge. through
«i l. is ill: l lli klluls. llllil the
.r lllv- lrllil trip lilzti llollrsflii
. «rage of l~ v'il knots nllllbur.
,\ ...\ York. when on the wily i0
.. r lo ;' trill! trip. illllili‘ the jour-
f m ..,,. lfv lllllnllm. mill this lliul
balm“. mm the rum-ii for illisilistluice.
“will mm more made under naiurnl draft.
lvlllulll S. l‘l'nlllp. ullu llns cllltrgc of the
~‘l.ip. nus (lull .~lle lvill cllslly exceed the
mlltriul rlqulrrlllollt of ‘.’l knots an hour.
.\ speed of r: hliulsu'uulll t‘.‘ll’ll for her
builders 3 premium of WA“).
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Millnrlsplllln limbrnlcn Arrested.
l.u.\lm‘.\'. Nm‘. li.~ l’llillp Sl‘llll'iz. former
1y pit) lug ioilrr of tile lilllllr hf Minnellpolis.
ulnl Hunk Floyd wen-unrated llt South:
lllliliilill on lmllril the North (iornlmi Lloyd
stunner Sonic. from New York. Scllleg is
clmrul-vl with robbing the linllk iii {\lllllle-
(lililll‘. ni $75.1“).nnd Floyd is charged with
being (ill nrcmllplivu ill the robbery,
A bend Man's Inf-my Bevel-led.
l'lill..\l-iil.l-lil,l. Nov. H.—~Wllllnm Bry-
nni. n \vclllilxy grocer of this city, died hero
iii .lnly lust. Now il is sold tllltr. iiryaut.
mus rl-lllly Levi llenll of lliucoluvlllc. Min.
who had limvrrul his family llilycurs ego.
llrynlll had n wife unll twu children in this
city. mu] llllgntiull over the return of 0100.-
Uili in probllble.
Robbed a Veteran of Ills Pension Money.
Kimono. huh. Nov. is.-—llilvid Pent-sou.
Ilil ulll soldier who had just drawn his
qunrll-rly punslull of M7. wus rilllml out of
his lmllu' by fililf‘illiioltt'tl llll‘ll. wllugngged
olul bllmliulilml him. look billl n lrllle
tinny. imhul him in a tree rind robbed
him.
Quarantined an Editor.
Ml‘h‘liih. but. .Vov. H.-Jflfllim ill-m-
[Hill]. A llllnci- editor. will bring suit
«union! lllt‘ city for "0.000 because it
quurnntinmi him for 20 days ill n box car.
ilslll us It plinrilhousc. thinking tlillt lle
blul been thinned to smallpox.
Dunno-s l‘yalosss In Japan.
SAN Francisco. Nov. modem from
Yokuimlnn nlnlc lllill. n severe storm swept.
over the liiltlllif‘l'li purl. of Japan Oct. ill.
l-‘rum runny wmlsilfl persons are reported
klllml. ilmllios u. rlhlps mill islets were
wrecked.
A mouth; Kahlil.»
slums... .v. Y.. rim. ism—[diluent Con-
volliclonn rho way to the grave. llcartdls-
HIM! is prolmtly the callus.
Ills ltstorne Finally Asceptut.
the is nldurmen.
has handed down it decision declaring that
tbsgsrrymsndrr set was uncirnstitiitionsl.
but that the decision will not effect the for
cont elections.
Harlan-r Johnson‘s motives-lies.
Almtilill. it. Y. Nor. Mullahs Johnson.
the colored murdmr. who killed two fsb
lowoonvms in the prison anomalies lathe
electric chair st noon todsy.
“a”:
Weavers
l’sti. ilivsn. Mean. liar. lit-«Tbs Chase
lnlil weavers carried out their threat to
Tomlinsoll’s Pharmacy
Lulu; Bum’én’ TREASURE
Dug Up at Night by Three Mys-
IORRIBTOWH HAS A BBIBATIOI.
try. while Attending a funeral in the ca-
pacity of lirtlllll‘iil‘t‘l’. dropped lll'llll in a
From. N. l‘.. Nov. lt.-—At anwstluuof
the common council the returns of Tues-
day‘s election for city and wnrd officers
were accepts-d and finally signed by sill of
Trims-ms. .‘nv. lt.-—'l'lle nuprems court
viii lull, us
A SPECIALTY.
"Washington tt.80.liorwsll,lll
In.“
Wuhlngion direct.
W
. Unfilufi,
Telephone Coll. sou.
Wolcoil 8i. Nirkerson,
34 Isl» It. Hawaii. to lg.”
“surmount.
w.“ *- v' .
men, overuse, , , ‘
‘ .0 i y. coarser”
m STOVEB. ‘ Lonsrnnscmus' L 7“ 3 _ 3 ’ Wfifiwfinfi
. .. . SOAL ore. . .
_, $20 00 ‘ RANGES. GAME, Do You Want a Bicycle? rmgu pm up...
‘ .- ‘m’ Forevermont MAPLE SYRUP, MW” ”WWW“ m" fig.” 0 ”(in 3 '
, llllT llll. liElTEils, W... 011.8 mhgglggggg v .. “a
’0 II BMW. 3 ' I” V ‘
Gasoline Stoves find BABDINEB. '“""". ”3' 'm.“ Norwnspstla Opener ,
p ' Finest Assortment of FISH to Practical Bicyclsllepalling Ill. F. ii. 0mm.
. GASOLINE . A sr , owwnmnstmi. OverPuItOfllce.
cHa'STMAs ”Av. 33 y bollipéikLED OYSTERS WPIBTHRES Hill“) some nouwunrmoxn. my
BYTE! 0808‘“ IL. 1 3" ioorderntshortnotlce. We vs 0.n heads.
‘ nee s t mine I which J. . N l .
" Factory and Bilal Work knlffiliifsi‘liuulruiifrm D JE N nos
. m. Undertaker.
t K NIGHT MW. NORWALK. 00cm
Opposite Horse liallwayDepot.
Residence.8 Elm street. Tehrhomaaglvtl'l-r
terious Men.
A airs-gar” Who Loos-d On:- an...»
Believes 'I'srrus Will 5 lap—Boles
Found In the Earth and on Empty Iron
Pot.
Mollnlsrowx. N. J.. Nov. lt—Mcrris-
town has a mystery which. if solved. might
reveal the pcrpetrrltion of some famous
crime—n murder. bunk robbery or ember.-
niement. Up to this time. however. not a
step has been taken to solve the mystery.
although present are all the conditions
which detectives long for. All historic coun
try scuba mysterious stranger prowling
with map and chart. the following mid-
night three strange men at work in a field.
and the discovery next day of is deep hole
containing an iron pot tightly laid in walls
of cement and not it trace of the strangers.
The country sort in question bl now
owned by :l n'l-lllthy real estate man—Wil-
llnm Whitney-'who residi- in Orange. it
lies about one mile south of the Mun-it
town green. but its former grandeur now
is gone. and it is r. :illllplk' form. but for
two generations it was known as the rural
residence of the “aslitry.” The place hiss
been owned by many people in its history
and Wm ozm- the property U! a New York
real estate liliCllullt‘Bf‘ unllleil William Ken-
nely. Those who knew the latter say that
during the panic. nf let: he grew enormous-
ly wealthy. but that shortly after the time
of Jim l‘isk'sdr-orh he lost much of his
property.
in turn 3dr Knnlwly died. null the oldest
of his Llll’t'l.‘ Suits fll‘l llli' liellovne terrace.
us it was coll-«l. He sold it to Its present
owner. Mr. Whitney.
A Mysterious stronger.
During Mr Krrlncly‘s proprietoruhip the
terrace was the seem- ni' elegant entertain-
ments. The mnnsion was large and im-
posing. and climbed thereto were stables
and sunllllrr houses. kennels and the like.
and muny prominent persons figured as
guests. The host was an active worker in
New York politic; ill the last few yenrsn
trzlllsfurllizlliun lllls taken place at Belle-
vur iorrmr. and the mints bros been divided
for the no u. purt into building lots. yet
rllullgh lnlul remained undivided to make
it worth “bile for Mr. Whitney to have it
cultivated by is former primed David I’or—
fer.
Nobody ever suspected that anything no»
nsunl would happen on the farm. and For-
ter was the last person [clock out for such
occurrences. He was busily engaged ill
ell-airing away some land hour the street
but 'l‘bnrsllity when ll well tll'l‘bfit'd man up
prliaclml on foot. lie vrus shrewd looking
and us he stood surveying the place naked
runny questions. lie took several maps
and (‘lllll'L-i from his pocket, according to
Porter’s unrrutivr. and another paper
which scrim-d to be filled with mulllilrnlltld.
The former rcplicdcivilly enough. And the
stranger walked over the place ugnin and
finally bvfon» dusk walked away.
The! “II; at Nl‘ht.
Just new» South street rlt lhiitpuint
lth‘iI llirllllrll l)clnpsey.sllll on the some
Thursday night he went to see it friend in
n lluspiinl ill Xrlvrirlr. N. J. till his return
lirdintiuguishml the figures of lhrre illon
close to on lvl'l \vnluut tree. Till-y were
pumping luwnnl the ground and so intent
upon their «brings that they did not notice
llllll. Mr. lit-llipsey did not disturb them.
lllali’flll he quietly entered blshomo, locked
the door. a m illllt nil the Windows were
barred and “out to bed.
Since that lllfll‘ nobody hlnlseontlu- three
strongers. but lliiA‘l‘ lln'u'nfu-vt on Friday.
when David l’i'l’ll‘f mum to “W drill to re-
suule work. hr found three large holes in
the ground.
Porter looked into one hole. null there at
the bottom nus on iron pot of French put-
terll. securely inlbedlll-ll iu Mills of cement.
Over its top v. Its :l slili‘ll flnirstonr. which
also bird been tightly sealed. but it had
been broken recently by blows with some
heavy tool. its rugged ends showed that.
The pot was empty rxrrpf for bits of ce-
ment. Scottrrml llbout warn pnrtn of news-
papers purUy humid. which fli'nl'll in lieu
of candles. l‘itl’ft'l' believes. to old the men
in their wurk. Further llltlll this nothing
wus found.
it lsbellci‘ed that the curious pot con~
trained the lxmty of some robbery and tllnt
it wludllg up ltfmv nights can by mlllu one
concerned. who hull possibly served a term
in prison for tho I rinw und who cuulv back
at the. first uppurilillil)‘ in I'l‘.;lll|l the a].
lclml trrlmlrln
Willlt the latter ilk—whether unlit. [mph
notes, jewels or bonds wllu one in Morris.
town pretends to know. but Morrisiuwu
believes it ltl'lrl a un-nl biu mylltery on
hnlldllnll is anxiously wnllillg for some.
body to solve it.
ltidpway Mfsads Ills-no”.
ALMSY. Nov. H.»-linvrruur Flower ro-
celvoil from District Attornny ltlfigrwny
of llroolrlyn n letter in which lilobltter
defends his course ill the tirnvmvod unlit»
tor with much vigor and dorlilroa that the
charges lnmle nunlnut him by Judge Elect
\“lillunl .i. tinyuor are untrue nnd born of
personnl MM.
flloodhounds After llnrglnn.
Jnrrxlwwvlluz. but. Nov. Ii.»~A syn
tsmntir. room of burglary has been loan.
unrated in this rmmunnily. The town: of
holler-burg and llllilillllf‘lt were ruldrd by
Me mashed men. who committed scrum
daring robissrll-n. A pack of bloodhounds
st Seymour has been telegraphed for.
Ilse Alter Retailers sf ates-stiles Wit-I1.
Ptflsnt‘nll. Nor. itwvnltcll Sister ms-
nne officers are "ill“? many ssloon keepers
in western Pennsylvania for selling incon-
shine whisky. The .present msrnsnt
will he the most also "of its kind ever
commenced in this sectional the country.
huh Victories I- miss.
Plinth. New. is..-llisrslicilu from lists-
ann ssy that Colonel iii—hrs column occu-
Aleberlre on Nov. 7. to which pie.
ins llehsnaln hull retired. All tbs trihu
in the vicinity have surrendered.
artisan was. [Is lit-ed.
Pilixt‘l‘mit. lint. Nov. is.-~Whils Jesus.
lathshask demand rarrlrdoiflipfl
mouuidatrsyofdlsmosa rings
or W. ’1‘. Walls no at dinner thinning.
TO lNDlCT ANTI-CATHOUCS.
A hot (Jase to Be Presented to the Grand
Jury In Homo.
Burrito. Nov. li.—--Seventy-five citizens .
of Bnflnlo llc under charges of conspiracy.
which will be presented to the next Rrflllil
jury when it meets on Nov. 29. All or
American Protective association, thc‘auti-
Catholic secret society.
’l‘hecase will be in the nature of a test
to obtain no opinion from the courts
whether this society comes within the
scope of a criminal conspiracy. and its
maltertending to incite riot. The names
of the dcfendunta wunot be obtained lit the
present writing. but it is known that the
proprietor of the newspaper printed it's the
organ of the American Prowl-tire nswc‘lln
tion. several attorneys. lllcrclluuls. bus"
lies: men. some civil oilicrrs and even it
clergyman are on the list.
It has been A dillicult (Erik to obtain
these lists for prosecution. us such member
subscrilm on solemn oath nevertodivlilgo
his own connection with the order or the
nameof any fellow lilclubcr. 'l‘lle fumin-
lnelltlll principle of the order is boldly
expmsfll. it is stated in the oll‘lcilil litern-
tune of the society in this lungunge: “As
all Catholics hold it lllentul rusrrvulioli in
favor of’ihe pope while sweuring allegiunce
to the United States. these inert should
not be permitted to hold on y office within
the gift of the American pcnplv."
if it’ll; possible. the gravy crime of
treason llguilistllle state will he proved.
which olfcnse is punishable by lilyunrn‘
lillprisonlrlclli. it is Clllllllt'il that the
American Protective (lasnclllllull “prim—
er.” the tracts entitled “What Is it?”
and "Read itllil Hellcat" ulld the ritual of
the order can be c-ms'lilvrcil limiter calcu-
lated to disturb the rwzloe of the stale and
incite to riot the pupillzulu liy appealing ll.)
social] itlltl religions prejudices and lllinrrp-
rewriting the lx-litfs illlll principles of a
large body oi ClliLr'll-l.
HELD UP A BANK.
lloid Robbers on Horn-hack Marlo} Buo-
cesoful field.
WALLA \\'.\Ll,.\. Wash. Nov. ll.~.\ dur-
ing hunk robbery and ttllr'lllpl. to murder
tin.- l‘llohlt‘l' l-rcurri-il in Milton. Ur . lll
miles south . f this city. Al it time when
few persons \ l!‘ on the streets threelnell.
well liloulllul. rude loislm-ly into town
and dismounlul at. the door of the, Bank of
Milton. 'l‘u‘o entered the bunk while the
third stood guard outside. 'l'wo pistol
idiots were soon llcnrd. illld illlllleiliulely
after the men elllcrgl-ol from the bunk.
mounted their hurries nud rode swiftly out
of 10W". They Were not disguisml. and
one was identified as u hlrlturthy.
President A. liupwll. (':l;~lllil~r .\'. A. lin-
vls and Assistant Cashier \Villium llopsnn
were ill the bunk llr lllt‘ time. "ilfilllk‘l' lilt-
vie “min-hind illl‘ Tiwl counting our.
$771) to give to l‘rrs'lllcll llpsml.
'l'wu shots \vrn‘ fired by the robbers bc‘
fore milking nny vrrblll drmnuli~ lluth
shuts look rill-u! in President llopwii. Ullt‘
phasing illf'UllL’ll lil> left “fill and um! gn-
lllg through his left side. inflicting painful
flesh wounds. Tile- rcvulvrr \vzln lll‘lil so
close tn the ill-:lil of hurls ill:ll. tin: onllclls-
sioll knocked llllll down.
The rulilrxrh then tll‘lllltlllliil money from
Willlulll ”up-mil. mul he llllli'll‘tl them it
trny oi l'llllllKl‘ colliiiillllll: $1M 'l‘uklllg
this. they lvfl illlnmliilloly u illllllll flll nL‘
tempt to gel the ell-ll ill the vault. Wilb-
in lll'l' lllililiils llll urliml llli»lllllt‘tlpu~.~t‘
was in pilrsllli. ’l‘lil- robin-rs \H'Tu lrr-rlu-il
for some distance. but oil truce mu in)! ll.”
you! llry urn-k.
CANADlAiv Lil‘NIADii-PENDENCE.
Il-l'remhr lilorels-r l’rges Revolution In
Open Parliament.
Ql'l-ZliEl‘. Nov. lt.«l-‘..v~l‘rrlllirr Mervin-r.
being tlviiild in plil‘llilillt'lll burn with dis-
loyalty. llt'l~\'vr‘ll llilllr-elf its in furor ill
L‘arllluliuu illllvpnlldellco ulul an entire rut.
ting away from the mother mlilllry. lie
clillmeil llml if llllh Ciillrfll' was follmvul
out ('nllmln “mild lvrcozllewllul llll' l'liiloil
States is imluy. lil‘ ridirlilml thi- charge
of disloyalty and claimed that the llrst
duty of L‘uuuiliuns was to i'lluildli and not
to Grant lirllulll.
He went on to my lllut lirltnlls clllimul
the right of free P‘llt‘t‘t‘ll. nllil lliI lvolllil
claim [but right in spunk his llllllll frwly.
M. Yilcrl'lrr's rpm-uh crrlliml :l grout .wu'
sutloll. llllil be won illterllilirly hissed null
lipplnliilul us his et-lltiiilellin suited those
of his hearers.
Whlrlell Around It Ella".
lilllmlilA’x'. .Vnt’. l-i.~ 'l'hullllts Flynn. It
pulullr. while in Work with rilugbi, in n
revolving siliifi llild ll llll‘ll‘il several times
around. When illmlly Mil-in ui. llnllr
legs were broken. and he llflil llilt'l‘llill ill-
jurlca tlint \\ ill prubllbly result in Ilt'tllil.
Rubinstein May Come liver.
honor. Nov. It—wltliblllsiolu hits rc—
fulleil nnntllor odor of “253“) for w ro-
citnls in the lYllitell Stolen. but be l-ltyis he
islvillimg to go to Alllorirn luld rolllluvt
the uteri-d upoms “limes" mid “libristlls”
if Mr. Allin-y will mount them.
The Cap Was Discovered.
llrsrmnrox mum. w. Va. Nov. lim—
An attempt wits made to wreck the l‘bwl-
peaks and libio Flying Fast \‘imlninu lmin
near Charleston by putting it glycerin cap
in the ballroom our. The cup witsdlscov-
cred
livalss' [an iy its Killed.
mmmnws, Ky, Nov. legal: has bt‘l’ll
loomed tlint livdns' wife. mother sudchllil
have been found. They were itpi’fttlllu; the
night with a friend when the explosion no
curred
rs Dotti. sas Wags seals.
Pirrsnvno. Nov. iL~Thls afternoon the
Annotation of iron and Steel manufactur-
ers will meet and finally act upon the dis-
puted mints in the wage scale.
(is-sat Johnston‘s moth.
151. Mm. Tor. Nov. it—«lv’rsnk A. John.
stern of Ohio. recently appointed American
consul for the city of Chihuahua. Mexico.
died here of cruisumption.
Mu“... s...”
was“ Demure ls convention.
Binxixtril. Nov. itm’l'hs New York
stats Woman’s Suffrage mutation opened
its twenty‘tlith annual sour tion in His.
torical hall last night.
W
nuts: In flew Ilalnpoatrs.
pend km is new corned with n has"
cast at ice. call today thmhsvsbssneoast-
inasndslslghlng.
muss An him nus.
. “We. 0.“.' Nov. realism
ssbhsrlss m rspcrtsd within tits
realism
he
W ‘Wmsnsis.
thm are alleged to be members of the ‘
literature under the ban of the law he
“some. it it. Nor. lie-The mill”
terrorism. Twelve
Can't detect the microbes of disensc, :
p and yet they exist by the million.
T They permeate the system, pollute
;' the blood and poison the vital 0 one.
’ Disease is the inevitable rcsu t.
Millage “distill
destroys every specie of microbe and
cures every form of disease. it's the
. latest and greatest discovery of sci-
' once. No matter what form of dis-
ease you are suffering with it will
y you to investi etc. A sis—pugs
book of valuable in orrnation free.
1 The Will. Mam Microbe Killer (30.,
1 [might Do. New York City.
lion, Tmsuslsmi. 8 North stun 5:
South Normans.-
‘ nunnmnlnlunrwnurnmnnmlmumumlnv ‘H .
lIMPO
MGR“
I
HINDOO RIIEDV
munL'IJsrilr Alhfl'l
Bfll'll'f‘fl in so DAVE. Cur-rs all
tin-M‘s ‘ ll n ll-mory,
l
. "Fills-us Sis: ily Emis-
'IlJllriJ'l wood by you nlltlslm. vii-cs viper nudsizs
lilflllflillht—Jlfif‘innfi run! qlllf'kly ‘llll‘ surely rratorrs
Huhnolln vldnryoung. ldlrll l-arrimiilrresz
puck” l'rioltil. n package. Six or. wrill'n
urine-gonna“:- tor-qua or honey refunded. hunt
b-i any on \rinvlplml druvririst srll {on any kind of
Miran-m. luri-twll ll.ivingl.\l).\f’| monolith” if
hn- h until. w.~ «ill send ii in rnuil uponrri-eipt
of lrleu. l‘Amphld in Fi'illl'\l(¥i\‘i .r'm (nix Address
0 lullellrnlfn.mvb.0ka:e. ”quorum
CEO. 0. §TILLSON.
South Harwell. lionn.
(will ly
w.ll.M88li8f&iili.
.‘illv Agent for
G. 8: J. B. BOLTON'S
HOT WATER HEATH
Plumbing, 8mm and ass-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
list All lisstlng.
Plans and columns furnished for either
to: water. steam or hot air lleutinlr
an outfit! MAIN .~"l‘
w. L. concurs
$3 SHOE sdl'h'ls.
00!”li Whemiismsdtryspsh;
Isstln tits world.
llycsvsstsflnsliflmsm Mlsiilsisistf
Wins “'lm:.hmh ill y‘3-50y “filler
”Bliss. llisqssitstsiom msdssadioskssl
m as lull. f to with to economizslnywrfosbnl‘.
delety porches n3 W. 1. Douglas Shoes. Inns Nil
prlrsstsmpsd so its bottom. look for It when yss buy
'0 la. venous. nmckton. lass. field by
J. SCHAUB.
Wilbl‘lilllelllElfill: NOT - filil’l’l‘llf.
Cm Without Stomach Drugrgi. g,
FEMALE DISORDERS.
COM'LMNTI.
lEllCOliililfiEl. lREEGUlmliiJ
DiSPLAGEMENTB.
inflammation. Congestion. tit.
“-00 a Ios iv» hays "(lime-l,
If “mil". Mll'flmr
“ms washing «10.x. itchy.
rural. .0! so crurs.
.‘I‘MI
{kl WM imam.
“fl" nousv scrim ore
UM Fail to Neill“! or Cum
Guaranteed in
“our. pianos and sons
flit-lie. 31:. wins
.‘.’.---.----
your
orders
for
anything
in the
line of ,
Fineioh ’ l'lllllllg
that you
may wish
and we
that the
work
will be
done with
EA NESS
‘
and
__ A'l‘-——
illt Elilllllll W.
- Billill
—-{)Fl"lCFl.———
Washington
Street,
* South
Norwslk.
Guarantee
’ litii‘l'il
OLD rm) RELIABLE .
DAILY DIRECT
Freight. Line
BETW EEK
NEW YORK.
80th Norwalhk.
N0RWALK.~
’l'llE PROPE LLEKS
CITY OF NflllWAlK
AND
. EAliLE.
Will leave Pier 23. E. 11.. Bushman street.
New 1 ork. at 5 p. in.
Leave Norwnlk. 5 p. m.; South Norwulk. 8:2!)
in
Freight received from 7 a m. to 5 p. in,
Upon spulicuilon to agents llle Clip of Not—
walk and Eagle will be non! for spec al lots of
freluhtunywhrreln New Yorker its vicinity.
WAN [we-oils ore forbid trusting any of
the enlplo real the bursts of this line on ac—
count oft e ownerslhsreof. sr'dilf
E.0.Morns$aleio
Successors to E. (‘. Morris J: (‘0.
CAPITAL. cannons.
64 Sullilury St. Boston, Mass.
Flre and
Burglareiroof Sales.
W
s»...
Bank Vaults.
B-ank Vauil Doors.
AND
DEPilSIl Willlii 0F ill KINDS
The Best Sales in tile World
l5ll,00il in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150 sold in Lynn. Muse. since i at great
where is) of our safes were euhjwted to intense
bent. preserving their contents.
L'HAMPION RECORD also in the Ureal
('hil- Fire in In?! in thelirent Boston Fire
in la .and in all t is great ilren since. Semi
for circulars. Agents wanted. sallim
GREAT BARGAIN 8.
David Stow.
South .‘I‘Sll‘. «rust. UHulr
i. o. JElllllllliS.
Panel Hauger,ilalciminar, Palmer
And denler ill
Will PAPER llili Bllllllflls
iNorth MM]! street Ho. Norwalk.
Bnmple hmks of full line latest styleo of
l’IPOro. Borders and Gilt Monldinrpl taken
houses for inspection on notice by pmtai.
moi! l‘atlmsies cheerfully given.
Physicieriorwoilisili
MRS. lili. ii. i. illillflillii
Can be consulted at her adios.
342 Broad St... Bridgeport. or
from in n. m. to 7 p. in. any do! except fin-day
The Dnrtnr Isa regular physician and for
the pus: sirtwn rears hits madeths ”film. E8
of \‘(JMEN a specialty bodice lowering
from on Milton 1 inc dent in the set can
consult )r. (inillord l .he strictest mn-
ileum and with t he assurance of receiving the
most skillful and scientific treatment bum
in modern corner and medicine. Home catch
furnished for con cementum. 'l‘errllsm
ante. All letters promptly replied lo. s.
clone stunt» mm Iv
fl “0 NASH & Bnul
DO Allis KIND” 0'
Plumbing. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
””‘m ‘“ lint Air” Slum Hulls;
DEAL!” m
Mats. Till. llsss silt 0min].
lmsflfllm 83831.35
70 mourn "Mill
[my work sliced-$30 "viii.
i. ll. illlll & llllil
Geminitflilflsfifl.
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Norwalk Chronicler