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lavish”.sdvsrtfssrasnts.‘ note»
some” «news-imam...
‘ was actions. lac. a
_4 gouapplieatiuln . , . ,
m mull-No. lit Warhlnliml street.
miles-walk; telephone call.“ Branch
whbwdlstrset. Norwalk'. tekrhoae
to.
,Wca-rloss should in all cases be
memo swarm
acorn Formats. Con.
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'WDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1898.
W
"1‘! is verily so.as the Bridgeport Stand-
autism, that the life of the oyster plant.
a and dr'sdger. even in Connecticut. is
not withont so occasional ripple of ei-
- site-cut when an incursion of “em"
. sectional
‘WIRSHIPS TO HAWAII.
Two Cruisers Ordered Fortunate
THURSTOF IM‘BBVIBWS 0mm
' 'Apfnst the Rector-tiers of the Queen.
which was arranged between Secretary
Gresham and Minister Thurston of the ills
wailsn government was held. but both of
the gentlemen declined to state what was
the result of the interview. It waslesrned
from Mr. Thurston that the meeting vflr
very friendly.
news from Hawaii or about Hawaii. Tbs
speculation as to what has been occurring
there in the week past is'. however. by no
means abated. Nearly every one has taken
one side or the other. and is either an ear-
nest wishor for the prompt succeesof the
effort to restore Queen Lilinokalani or is
vainly hopeful that something may inter-
vene to ball: the purpose announced by
thlsgovernment.
arm from,
' Plastic .
STOVE - LIN‘INO
A warmers ’03 118333103.
. 42 me so» soul.
to Support Willis.
tnnplievwll'llat Wyn-1M5.”
other lorefgs Powers flay Protest
It Would lilo-as England. flower".
Wasnlsorox, Nov. lit—The meeting
There is an entire dearth of any real
. The fear of the friends of the present
Man,
the
‘ cash.
. 8......wauuamww... humanistic” co.
50“th m '
Mil
dstnsfro: ”The. senior commanding
cars have informed Admiral ifsllo. that
they would protect the landing of all car-
gou in lighters of any nationality; them
of the nation discharging such cargo to he
hoisted in the bow of the lighter. The fin-
ing upon the city continues daily with
small arms and machine guns.”
M
fourth class postmortem were appointed:
lienry lnderlled. removed: a.
flienwood. vice A. if. licmcnt. removed: W. J.
Taber. llolland. vice J. ll. Kemp. removed; J-
ll. Coven. Pope's Mills. vice V. it. Woodworth.
resigned: M. l). Malone. Htorlingvllle. vice 8.
Bel-mos Corbin. removed. .
(l. 8. linslricy. rcalgned; John lellood. user-
ty. ‘vicc C. A. Miller. resigned: D. 0. Anderson,
Neglcy. vice J. K. Monogram. removed: i}. W.
moved; Ella J. Burns. Hugnrtown. vice John
llillory. removed.
,"memiwvm '
Genuine Article.
Wham... new. We
no leaks» at. Brooklyn;
museum-u. so
our
l'onrtb 6;» Pustrnastcrs.
Wasllraoroa. Nov. iii—The following
New York—~51. V. Irvine. Cohoclon. vies
W. lilaksl!
Pennsylvania—«P. ll. iferncn. Enlalle. vioe
Nether. New Buffalo. vice E. B. Miller. re-
Connecticut-JV. ii. Nolan. Baltic. vice J. W.
Flynn. removed: 0. P. flpaulding. South Killo
ingiy. vlco W. “White. dead: .Fl‘flflii Daggeti.
Sterling. vino J. E. l’ikc. resigned. .
New llnlnpsllirc~-(icorgc Wood. Randolph.
vice (f. C. ilradbury. removed.
Massachusetts»- P. A. Vanderhnof. (lay Head.
vice W. A. Vandcrhoof. dead.
Tinglo's Resignation Accepted. -
_,Wasmsoron. Nov. 15.~Secretarv Car-
llsle has accepted the resignation of Super-
vising Special Agent A. K. Tingle.
Worm go
The Cruiser Columbia Beats
' a treat or 24 more A! nous.
0a a Preliminary-spin Over an course
atroyer Columbia was sent on a preliminary
trial spin over the government course from
Cape Ann. Mass., to Cape Porpoise. Me.
with the most gratifying results. Under
forced draft she develo
22.81 knots per hour an
draft no.9 knots.
this new vessel of Uncle Sam is a marvel
of naval achievement and practically the
most remarkable vessel. merchantmnn or
naval. ever built. This record beats that of
the Campania on her best 24 hour average
by half a knot. or. to be exact. by forty-nine-
hundredths of a knot. and it is thirteen-
hundredths of a knot faster than the best
seagoing time of the Lucauia. '
,_ 7 loan. Oversee,
. , ' ' ensue
Vast] » " L0 use ’ ’
‘ _ RANGBE. Ber .Gwm’eoantors.
"n ' PureVermont‘uaan SYRUP.
, . IiOlfll‘R HEITERS. Imported one
”'5’”. ' carol. inc stoves. F, ”a ”envisages;
- . ._ mes so men 0
(:IIRISTMAS fill, one on N E. .. '
. arm ‘ enousssasn PIOKLED QYBTERS.
.. Fanny and soulful ’ m.
w v. » Hunt&lelufi
Icmlnsonlsl’llamacy ~liwlwvai°~l°~nggl - M... ... ... .’
.
non.
Even the Cunarders.
of Cape All the Its-ls 0! ".01 Knots
an Boer—irks Cramps looking forward
to a Premium of steam
Booms. Nov. iii—The newconrnrereedé
a speed of
under natural
This means that in sustained seaspeed
rum nan (inwards-rs.
'l’hc Iiilcnflll and Campanile. howsver.ara
W—
MRSWIDAY BREAke pun
m to ones. to mail... wm or snu-
den- IJIlale llalllday. now in Jail hers
awaiting trial for killing her huslmnd and
two women. attempted/to strangle to death
the wife of Sheriff Beecher.
liday is either insane or simulating insanic
ty. aelose watch her been kept over her to
prevent her injuring herself, At the same
time she has been treated with . kindness
and consideration.
to launch a: Bicycle?
WW stile sailsw levels. fnilr
Cash— 3 I oo— Cash.
rifle"? Midi-WWW“
Practualtj'cfilgullepalms
.-...li'ole l in”; e...
WWWtiwm °;'
as
lus
Walnut 8:. Niclerson,
fl Beecher.
Diamante. N. Y.. Nov. lit—The mur-
Aa Mrs. Hai-
Mrs. Beecher on Monday entered Mrs. -
liaillday’s cell and as usual engaged in
conversation. Mrs. Halliday seemed to be
fun quiet frame of mind. fill-v. Beecher
happened to turn her back to the prisoner.
whcnthelettersprsng upon herand caught
her by the threat.
The murderers ls pow-owl of grellt
strength. and she quickly bore M rs. lieu-lief
backward toward the floor. hire. floor-her
steadied herself against the wall. and a1-
tlwughasmull woman fought desperate
iy. She threw her hands behind her. Bt'litiiil
Mrs. Halliday's dress and turned to one
side as she was forced to her knees. This
loosened Mm. Hallidey's hold. and Mrs.
Beecher kept her away until a jailer came
to Mrs. Beccher’s rescue, Mrs. llnlllday is
now closely watched. .
Her object. it is believed. was to area
the impressiouthat she is subject to sud‘
den impulses of homicidal mania. Mrs.
benefici- is utterly prostratsd by the as
Microbes? ‘
They are in the air. in the
water. in your blood and
system. Theyare the real
Hesse.
cause of d
RADAM’S
Microbe Killer
route every germ of disease. purifies the
blood. renovate» the s 'stoln. promolco
good heullh at once. ‘rice in lgrllon
jugsmiw; In Minx. botiiee.81. .
e Main book—t lli ll H: l;‘
”page dh'he. undrvyvbsl it willow. gm: H
TheWm. Radamiiicrobe inflame.
1 [slight St" New York City.
E. 0. TOHLINSDN. 8 ROth XIII St"
1
ii Iain 8t? liorwslll. 6%
NW
III—UM
J. D. JENNINGS.
0 KW)?! ’Ul’flll'l'. NORMA“ 0031'
Residential! lira street. Minsky-l
Ola F- Vl.‘ OIIIEI. A
ltrest. OvsrPestOles.
m
SOUTH noawanlc. 00”.
o. 1y
U “denakers
Opposite Horse llallwayDepoi.
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With '
your
orders
for '
anything
in the
line of
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NEW YORK, 1
Soul-h Norwalk -‘
01.1) arm RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NOROVALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK
AND
EAGLE.
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wr—w-wwt
government is that Minister Willis will
push President Dole to an immediate do-
ciaion and demand prompt surrender of all
his authority on the ground that the pro-
visional government itself puta limit upon
the duration of its own authority. and that
limit expires when Minister Willis an-
nounces to him that there is no possible
chance of annexation to the United States.
The Hawaiian Commonwealth
It is a fact that for several months past
the provisional government has recognised
that there was no hope of securing annexe.
tion to the United States. and they have
felt fully the obligation upon them under
Willi. attendee in alight of ex-
m, or a cyclone buries his
mercy) under loads of “5d and
naval. or some thief—for there are
thieves even on longdslsnd Bound—se-
onreethe oyster which he has guarded
from every other foe. But the Connecti-
hot oystermsn knows littleabont what
' the business involves in other places,
notably in the Chesapeake bay. where
TALKED
An Exciting Discussion In the House of
Commons.
Losoox. Nov. Her-There was an exciting
discuwion of anarchy and the rights of
Englishmen to assemble and commemorate
the death of the Chicago anarchists in the
house of. commons. This discussion was
one of the most lively witnessed in the
house for a long time post. and it led tothe
Gladstone government being roundly de-
nounced for permitting such demonstra-
tions. the Conservative opposition having
or XNARCHY.
credited with other llil ‘ltuets' on their trial
trips. Naval officers on board the Colour
bis today say that the time for the Cunard-
ers was taken between certain hesdlands
at well known distances. say 10 or 15 knots
apart. and in this way their trial record
was made.
’l‘ooflsoi. this. oneoi' the trial hoard timed
the Columbia betwnn two buoys. a die-
tonne of 0.7 knots. and found that in a
spurt (it was just after the forced draft
was put on) she made ‘34 knots and a trifle
over. it in safe to my that on her record
yesterday. when selected coal was used un-
der only two of her eight boilers. she is the
ssult. Only the jailer is new permitted to
South Nor-walk.
enter the cell. tiberiff Beecher says he
dreads the ordeal of arraigning Mrs. linlli‘ ,
day in court.‘ lie thinks that it may be
necessary to arraign her in a straight-
WN- .. fl-.- mm“..-
THERE WAS NO eleo.
Captain Mach-y Makes Home Remarks on
the Football “Into.
l’llllsllrLM-uls. Nov. lawllarry A. Mack-
ey. captain of the l'ennuylvania football
team. was very indignant alter reading the
stories put in circulation by Yale men so
llllli'il
m sans
limnoo ssvasnv
assume in se na
I'IDDEC‘II Iii! nova
VI. Curve all
Flneylnh Jinvtiflg
Will leave Pier 23. E. it. Beekman street.
New rork. at 5 p. m.
p heave Norwulk. ii p. in; South Norwalk. film
. m.
Freight received from 7 a In. to 5 p. m,
U n application to agents the City of Nor-
wal and En is will be sent for specxal lots of
freightanyw are in New York or its vicinity.
wan persons are forbid trusting any of .
the emplo ’es of the boats of this line on ac— l
count of t e ow nere thereof. on) tf }
li.ilblli§8alélu
Successors to B. (‘. lorris Jr Go.
{life special guard sleep Marla. chased
Captain John Mister in his pungy, while
trying» avoid arrest for stealing oysters,
bud finally shot him dead on the deck of
his vessel. The dead man was a well-
known oyster dredger and the old will.
it! between the state guard and the tired.
gas ‘- likeiy to he opened wide by this
at. W
, was condition of President Cleveland’s
m is again. the subject of a great
talh Ever since an Operation
”formed on the president on board
wt in Wish“ Sound. last sum-
fibre has been a noticeable change
taste is ' his relations with public
" addition. Thie‘extraordinary se~
Wobhisparthae given rieeto a re-
pottironr what is regarded very good
authority that there is under considers-
, “.0.qu of having another opera-
psrtorlued on ifr. Cleveland's
' . inquiries bring out vigorous de-
that there is any truth in the report.
hut these same denials were made at the
“moths operation was performed on the
‘ Wt More. and were keptlup until
f”lactate-nine proof was furnished that an
but” had been performed. Hence
“I Wt denials do not count for
baron a large audience. at the Park
M. Hartford, Sunday evening. the
I". Wok Stanley Boot delivered
Val addre- on the “Rule of Political
I in American Cities." lfr. Root
Wt the remedy for the evils of cor-
rsptclty poiitia lies inthe steady cm-
> pioylnent of educational influences. The
i you; people of both sexes should be
. m as is) their political privileges.
“krill Ir. Beet. "the day isoorclng,
“Twist we will. when the women will
b niiissus. You can never defeat the
' I» or smash thering until you consider
U the man who buys or sells a vote is
been discussed. and it has been proposed
to call it n commonwealth.
advance these fools its arguments against
the contention of Minister Willis that his:
government~the «government to which
limitation.
his next step is expected to be to formally
those circumstances of providing a perma-
cnt form of government for the islands.
he form of the proposed government has
it is expected that President Dole will
Willis is accredited—hes expired by its own
Should Minister Willis decline to recog
him the validity of this argument and
President Dole determines to follow out
his contention.so far as it lies in his power.
notify the United States minister that he
would not. yield without the employment
of force. and that he would regard the land-
ing of troops from the lncn-of-war to on
force his deposition on an act of war.
The diplomatic representatives of foreign
countries in Honolulu are always looked
to with eagerness in a civil emergency. and
opponents of restoration assert their belief
that these would formally protest against
the act of the United States minister. with
the exception of tho representative!I of
Great firitaln and Japan and possibly us-
sia. There have been rumors from the
state department that the United States
has not entered upon the attempt to re-
store the queen without a thorough under-
standing with all the powers. and it is said
the government has received assurances
that no objection would be raised to its
plan. With regard to Germany. France
nd Portugal. opponents of maturation say
that citizens of all these powers recognized
the necessity to good order. preservation of
property and constitutional rights of the
overthrow of the queen. These govern-
ments, they believe. would decline to ap-
prove her restoration.
John no“ la Pleased.
Great Britain would unquestionably
welcome the restoration of Queen Liliuo-
kalani and the prospect of the early acces-
sion of the Princess Kalnlani as the best
hope of a government distinctively in the
British interest.
By a convention with France in 1843
England agreed to refrain from ever an-
nexing the Hawaiian islands or taking
them under a protectorate. but she has
never ceased to try to influence and con-
trol the local government to her own in-
terests and the exclusion of others.
The effect of the restoration of the queen
upon the United States interests in Pearl
River harbor is of interest. Tile exclusive
right of the United States to theuseof
this harbor was the reciprocal considera.
tion granted for the free entry of Hawaiian
s or into the United States under the
swollen reciprocity.
it is conceded that the free entry of sugar
under the McKinley law worked an abro-
gation of the special advantages enjoyed by
Hawaiians under this treaty. and they
have held that the rights of the United
evidently determined to use the recent
Trafalgar-square meeting. where sympathy
for the anarchists ofo Chicago and these of
Barcelona was expressed. an a strong argu-
ment against the Lilwrnl administration.
The excitement minim mod when the
Right llon. Henry Anqull h. secretary of
state for home nilliii‘a Tupi)'lf:_..; lo a quilt
tion put by Mr. Chum-s .l. Darling (Cone
hematite-Unionist). momlnr for Depi'ord.
declared that it was inconsistent with pub—
lic interest to give all opinionas to whether
the anarchists new active on the continent
were or Wt'l't' not known to be connected
with the anarchists of Great Britain.
It. was evident from the manner in which
Mr. Darling‘s question was put and from
the way in which the home secretary put
it that both the. government and the oppo
sitiml were prepared to lock home over the
anarchist question. and in view of the re-
.cent dynamite, outrage at Barcelona the
prmngc at arms between the home more
fury and ‘wlr. Darling attracted considera-
hlo llilclulml and aroused much interest
in the (“HERE and parties of both sides.
.J :jiiLING’S FATE.
- :: l-Jplnrot' and Party Probably
i t rt 0 Arctic Regions.
. '1 ii» ».\ it‘lit‘l‘ written by
l'u. so. . : 'Mriul‘r‘l‘ li]ur|lug,wimetort-
rd m .m l~.~.;mllliull tn theoretic regions
he: 3v vr. u i~'. 'uI"-lli.{lll in Domino by the
tilinluzu. w-wl Aurora. The letter was
found m a mum on Can-y Island. it re-
lalls that the «explorers vessel. the Ripple.
stranded in August. 1.992. The expedition
then took to the lmats and wont to the
nmulh of Sllrilll sound. They returned to
Carry island at the end of September and
reulailml there until Oct. lU,WiiL‘ll they
again took to the lumts. intending to reach
Clarence ilcml. Ellesmorcland.
'l‘llo lt'lil'l‘ was written just before the
party started. lljorllng added that they
had only '20 linys' provisions and that one
of the seamen in the party was dying. The
crew of the Aurora found the body of a
man, and they believed it to be that of the
senlnmr mentioned. The captain of the
Aurora believes that it would have been
impossible for the boatseof the ex ltion
tolluve escaped destruction in the envy
ice.
lhl- .“m
hays Bunkers Behind ills look.
New Yonu, Nov. iii—Central office de-
tectivns srrestol two bankers and their
two clerks on a warrant issued in r'ewark.
N. .l., charging them with robbery. The
names of the bankers are Erminegildo
Painllino and Adolphus Cohen. They are
the men whom the ltailan bunker. Mariano
of Newark. charges with robbing him of
81.300.
Doclnrss Against Pelsoto.
Lox mm. Nev. iii—«The'l‘lmes learns from
a private channel that the governor of the
state of l'crnnmhuco has stopped the trans-
mission of all telegraphic dispatches to
fastest ocean going vessel in the world.
But this is not all. '
On 'l'hunulny. when fresh fires are to be
started. when every pound of coal to be
used is hand picked. when all boats and
luggage of every kind are to be stripped
from the decks. when every man not espe-
cially concerned with conducting the trial
must get behind cover. so as not toimpede
the speed in the smallest possible degree. it
is reasonable to predict that the Columbia
will go 1.“! knots easily. probably 23%. and
may exceed oven that figure.
At the rate of 060.000 a quarter knot pre~
miurn. she will undoubtedly make “00.000
for the Messrs. Cramp. her contractors.
She will l?“ Uncle Sam that much in ad
ditlon to er contract ceof about 02.750.-
000. but she will be a “or boat than the
contract calls for by just that amount of
money. The cruiser New York on her
omcial trip made half a knot more than
on her rcl'uninsry spin over the course.
If the olumhln does as well on Thursday.
her record ought to be 23.37 knots. or 2.3:
knots in excess of her required speed. All
'the naval men on the trip were simply as—
tonished at the result.
‘flu [part For losses.
Tile average run" northward under nat-
ural draft. including the slow sliced at
the start. was 20‘}; knots. Then came the
start for home. the wind and water neither
increasing nor retarding her speed.
The trained crew of the Cramps hit her
up for all they could. and she forged ahead
faster not only than any vessel ever did be-
fore carrying the American flag. but faster
than any carrying any other dog. barring
not to be considered properly so seagoing
craft. She dashed by buoy after buoy. and
finally crossed the Cape Ann line as if she
could keep that speed up clear across the
ocean and call it fun. There was nothing
broken, no straining. no Injury of any kind
to either ship or crew.
The roles on Thursday bids fair. there.
fore. to be the most exciting contest
in the world.
Bad Ihbts Caused ills Anticancer.
the assignment.
”sunning nu Maud-nod Coal line.
Senator Morgan ll. Williams.
lion-be Found In Hussein...
of course little torpedo boats. which are
against wind and water ever seen anywhere
le Yank. Nov. 15.-—-’l"he assignment of
Thurber. Whyland it Go. luadsao particu-
lar impression on the New York markets.
having been more or less generally dis.
counted in well informed commercial cir-
cles. The president of the company men-
tions bad debts as largely responsible for
l’orrsvmnt. i‘a. Nov. it.—~'l'ho vvork of
reopening the abandoned coal operations
on the 'l‘huron tract. near here, has been
begun by the lied Ash Coal company.
which is composed of Scranton and Wilkes-
barre capitalists. at the head of whom is
flancnlova, Nov. lt.«.'liuch excitement
cuslnghlstcam of roughness and brutal?
Iiy in the recent game at Macmillan field.
New l'o'l‘lt. He laughed at the, story of
Buttcrworth‘e “Into" and said it had no
inundation in fact. It would take an ogre
to bite through a canvas jacket. a sweater
and an undershirt.
When asked almut the treallm-nt llllf own
men had received, he said they had no coul-
pllint to make. He himself twin bed cun-
tualon of the eye- from a blow of him-
phy'a flat. livery one on the field saw
llinkey strike Kuipc with no provocation
from the latter orccpt that ill‘ had made a
Nervous Diseases. i’allin [emery
Parcels. dill-pleasvleas.2llg tly Em
sinus. cto. caused by past abuses.
in shrunken organs and quickly .
lass g-P‘r‘ in cider-young. basil
‘kct r on
W ”W. Do
on any hind
re
1
none oth er.
IMM‘? In" «nosey
let an up rial-(p ml drl g‘ist sell
srfrnf a. sstston having film
a has not not“. wnwill rend it b
of rice. l’am thief In srnled rnvc ope from.
tailed
CEO. 0. STILLSON
South ilorwalll. Bonn.
octll ly
iv
giver vi orandsiro
at surw y restores
carried in vest
“.00 a package. his or “Moving v.
n
t
0
rl
mall uponreceipt
Address
«fecul’nse-walugo. Ill. ereusguts.
that you
may wish
Williee
Sale Agent for
touchdown. The Mlllt‘ Yale player jumped
with his knees on ()sgood's uncle alter the
later had called “down." hlcCreu repeat-
edly struck Wharton about the face and
head and pulled off deliberately the pro
touting bandage I'l'nlll his swollen and in-
flamed ear. alllimlgh doing so caused
agonizing pain, but the i’I-nnsylvnniatcnm
accepted those occurrences usunplenmut
incidents of an exciting game and had no
wish to dwell upon them or ask for nymv
b
O. & J. R. BOLTON’S
thy.
He added that even the most scientific
football was not a game for nurslinga. and
that men who had to make such ,n parade
of minor injuries after each contest ought
to take up crochet. or lrottlcdour and shut-
tlecoclt and drop football.
A SUCC’ESISFUL EXECUTION.
Johnson's Death by Electricity Pronoune
. ' ed Painless.
Allnl'lth', N. Y.. Nov. ifs—it has remain.
ed for Auburn pris-nu. which fumbled the
Kemmler acumiiull and the horror attend-
ing Taylor’s death. to furnish at length
one of the "lost decent executions by clec«
tricity that lung's-l been known. The ni-
tomating current, trawling infinitely “tub
or than nerve ilL‘ili-iflliflll. destroy-ml the life
of John Johnson instantly lx'lurn he could
know any pain and without any revolting
features save the strain against the sli‘ltpii.
melting from tetanic action incident to
such use of electricity.
The execution was as perfect oathcdtb
enders of capital punishment could desire.
ere was not a bitch in the proceeding.
and the spectators vvore spared even a
twinge of the horror which they experi-
enced at the previous slow torture of Tay~
lor. Johnson went to his death with a
broad grin on him face. He was tiresome
devil may care fellow whntllrcw inksinnds
Tin and Sheet iron Vlori.
hot water. steam or hot air hosting.
in aoU’l‘ll MAIN H'I‘
HOT WATER HEATEl‘
Plumbing. Steam and tss-flttlng.
lint Iir Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
EATNESS
‘
and
at court officers. terrified whole communi'
ties. that detectives on night and mode the
savage attack on a room full of convicts.
killing two of the number. All hope was
goneumd yet the careless smile never left
his lips except when he declared his inno-
cence as he was being strapped into the
deaihchalr. when he protested strongly in
somewhat rumbling sentences that he was
not guilty of the crime for which In» was
dying, - -A”
Thief Poses as a hug Lost lien.
88 SHOE edi’h'lr.
lest In the world.
w. L.- caucus
Deyssssaviim‘i titans-rileudhyssah;
ltlll‘dl
C A 1‘ [TA L. 0250. 000.
it Sudbury St. Boston, Mass.
Fl re and
Burglar-hoof Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
Ayil
DEPOSIT WORK OF All KiiiOS
The Best Safes in the World
150,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150 sold in Lynn. Mane" Billl'l' L at great
whore fill of our safes WPPu nuhju: ted to intense
bust. prenervlng their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chic 0 Fire in 19'“ in the (treat Boston Fire
in] and in all the great fires since. Be
forcirculars. Agents wanted. aim
' "JI”"0"."‘"iElll‘ililil§T
Paper Hansel. Calcininu, Prism
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BORDERS
. moi-tn Main ntroot. Ho. Sol-welt
eunpls books of full line latest styles of
Papers. Borders and (tilt Meals lugs taker.
boilers for inspection on notice a'.
me I mates cheerfully given.
antiserum:
MR8. OII. Ii. A. BOIIFOIIIl
it!!!" to his country.”
’mclsvelecd’; “foreign policy"
We; the defunct Hawaiian
m b bringing upon him the
criticism of newspapers and
m. It is a violation of the gener-
principle. and not at all in
with our Republican idea of
" ’ . Whatthoreportofspocial
W Blonnt. which has not
, scripture. may disclose to justify
WWW course, is very anxiously
W by all parties. This matter
,. ‘toocsepymeehoitheattennon
Wes-m. and m hitherto
“Whiyhebrought
state» in Pearl river were terminated by
it. it is known that this was an influence
with the last administration in its consid-
eration of the proposal for annexation. in
the present status of our claim to Pearl
river a cover merit unfriendly to it. if
locked by a rat class power seeking to
break down the claim. xni fit very seriously
embarrass it and ice to the control of
the most valuable naval and coallng sta-
tion in the Pacific.
There is some disappointment felt in ad-
ministration circles at the expressions of
public opinion against the Hawaiian poli-
cy, but there are no indications of any wa-
vering in the purpose to push it toaoonclu-
rich or of on y division on the subject.
Warships Ordered to Honolulu.
VALLEJO. (7st. Nov. lil.«-lt is said on
{red naval authority that as soon oaths
oiled States ships Bangor and Mohieun.
new at More island navy yard. can he made
ready for sea the secretary of the navy will
order their commanders to proceed direct
to Honolulu and report to Admiral Irwin.
The ordering of the Ranger and lfohlesn
to flitwsii to relieve the Philadelphia is
laid to be one to the fact that President
Cleveland desires to concentrate all unit
able ehips of the Pacific squadron in Bar
waiisn waters and thatths combiner! crews
at the itsngcr and Hohiean would facili-
iafeahs landing of a larger force than that
of the Philadelphia. aval smears here
Edict thecencentrstion of a la naval
as of the United States at if niu.
em» 0 s senses”.
William. if . lot-«if is said attire
treasury department that Ir. John it,
’ [teemforngrimnmd states district at.
amt-aye! ill lphiads new Ir.
onus’v deepen last removed. as sol-
e: thst place.
W
W
arugula will meet three
today. Presidsat Cleveland
more“ the and mum
mam. hnthe'wiii begin.
woe-cs it at oats. Until the
J wglswsoe-arpsatpuiille filli-
,,
mm
llio Jauciro. This is regarded as proof
that the I’crnnlnbuoo authorities have de-
clared against the central government.
gngcmcut
Chicago in
relatives.
ty judge of
to plead to
stepson.
“the
willie
‘3
President Clark Iranian It. _
New Haven. Nov. lh.—-'l‘he report that
the New York. New llaven and Hartford
railroad had completed negotiations for
traillc agreements with the Reading and
Jersey Central roads was donlsd by Presi-
dent Charles P. Clark of the Consolidated.
Ilse falters lngagsrueat hostel.
Crimson. Nov. lh.~'l‘he rumor that the
announcement will soonbe made of
of Miss Leite r. daughter of the
llllonslre. L. if. Letter. and Wil-
llam C. Whitney is denied by the lady's
racial- White (laps ’IIOC.
Oscsots. Nels. Nov. it. .. The female
white caps ware arraigned before the coun-
i’olk county and were allowed
unlawful assemblage. They
were fined and cos
Mllfl’flie. Nov. lit-sit is ascertained that
no lives were lost in htoaday night's fire.
Thomas Bond. who was reported cremated.
has turned up all right.
lined by Its lumen.
Yauhcsll.Ky.. Nov. 15.~Monros Wm
a wealthy farmer
front!!- effects of
ariawmt
email“ “$3112.12? ”um”...
use was s a
Women’s Summons of this state.
“laundromamosiomw
World's isle was soldier“ dress
“wqu
discovered. ,..W,__.._...-_.-...
Islam's l'roascators Heated.
inga county election frauds.
Ins Warlord Troubles lay Ila lottlsd.
the on-
ed association my soon be reached.
1‘)- liner!l Generous.
t... .MW “.0
Men Wan last. the was at the foreign office.
ma‘zm with Ice calla.
dense of Rector lasso
monthsoldchlldwerelmnsdtodssth.
W'eflaii‘m
niaterview saidhedid
hewonidesil
latunornot.’
of Florence station.
a blow dealt the by his
Isfrsraeseal.
has been .caused here by the arrest of a
number of anarchists. in ahoum occupied
bya notorious anarchist of tho name of
Fenlanala i0 bombs and a quantity of
cartridues. powder and dynamite were
Bacchus. Nov. iii—District Attorney
Ridgeway received a letter from Governor
Flower. in which the latter named (loot-go
G. Reynolds and Edward M. Shepard to
p‘rosecuts the offenders in the alleged
Pi'r'rsnuno. Nov. l5.--lifsnufscturers in
this vicinity feel very much encouraged
over the prospects that a settlement of the
trouble between thorn and the Amalgam»
WW. lav. lot—Lord Hatchery has
writtsnto thsnpnssnistivss of the coal
lites Owners' federation and the litigant
federation fixing Vridsy as the time for
can Coastal. Va. liar. tantra. rest
near this city.
was burned. Mrs. John asipsadmg.
mums-donut thslsgb
Li'oxll. N. Y.. Nov. 15.--l"rnnlt l‘Ickcrt iii
years one left his father's home. Friday
last a man appeared at the home of the
father. Philip Pickett. and proclaimed bim-
sslf the long lost son. The old man had
W saved up to pay a mortgage. The next
day the suppoml son took by artifice the
money to put in the bank and hasn't been
seensince. ’ ._.......
no liailrosds Are Interested.
Chicano. Nov. lfi.»lt is gosldp that the
railroads are tailing an active part in the
contest for the office made vacnntby the
assassination of Mayor ilnrrieon. The
companies are alleged tohsvs raised a large
campaign fund. with a view of resisting
the election of any man pledged to support
the track elevation movement.
For Masses. 050,000.
Pultanstrms. Nov. flow-The will of
flary A. Musical-y bequeaths smut $0.000
tovsrlou» Catholic churches and institu-
tions in moderation of masses for the re-
pose of thesouis of herself anddsceased
members of her family.
A crash at Wells.
linsrrso‘roil.w. Van. Nov. than hot-
tie maintains nitroglycerin was found in
front“ a four s brick building here.
it is set hnovva w ‘tlier or not it was
plassdthsrsiatsntionsliy.
A Guineas Agency ls timing.
muse. Nov. 10.ka 'i'en lithe. o
' the Great North
in the city establishing a
n
W. Nov. lbw/the It‘ll. Black Blv-
vnceme‘ "a -
«v
” “I“,“lu'
m
..... yr...
Ifyos mansions
vsstafas ester silo
auto-immune 3.8350.“
Mar
It equal to scrim madessdlsollull
vesruvsil. f'yos vlrhbuommlsymm.
deutyymiur :15 VI. l. Doc as Slim. item as!
rricsstsmpaf on its bottom, lot to it when yw
'ebe borrow, lirochton. as". by
J. SCHAUB.
lites.
TIIE EVENING
“OEEPJ W111. "@390 W "3“ -
Cure Without Stomach Dragging.
film OIOOROERS,
COMPLAINTS.
llllOOlRIlOfl. lKREOULRRIlII‘.3
momentum.
inflammation. Congestion, etc.
“:00 a M (or ”In Trained
ill "Mill. Milli,“
'nls w. c. sinus m. it. new.
TIMI. I0! '0 crave.
momentum
IGNIV II'UNDKO
RM 'sliie Relieve utters.
"A. women...»
Washington
Street.
South
Norwalk.
“I".
*7 mint!
Can be consulted at her otlice.
342 Broad St. Bridgeport. 0t
from if) a. in. tof y. In. any day except Bender
The Denim lsa regular h sician a
the tsiiteen yearslias logo: the illfiflfi
of MNaspecaty’. [radiance ng
from an difllcnl 1 fee on to PLilo sex
consult . (iuilford in t at test eon
Macs. and with t e assurance of receiving the
most skillful and scientific treat t knows
to modem: surgery‘s medicine. muse
fpnrlgshexlfioym nementfiases. l e wire
I s O '8 promo y TIP ‘-
eloss eta tag iv
9.
l; H. on 8. no.
D0 ALL KINDS Ol‘
Plumbing. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
“m” ilci fir“ Steam "ml
DEALER?! l!
Agate. Tin. Ilsss snli crockery.
littornstcliliiitll sumo
To nionrn onset.
factory wort anemone mods.
F. H. Mill is OIIO
Cor. Kain and West 8h.
m1]: sorrel»
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