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mam-r Wes
w Emulsion To an ramp men
inguinal-ti
m We” call. M Bflmh
mflWaii street. Remit: telephone
w a
“Incarnation should in all cases be
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80an Noawann. Conn.
~ WAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1893.
W
” __ Which"! and kickers against
meothfindlntereetinthe
(”that inEngland 350 years ago King
t...- 1.. by decree, did “debarre all
mil-ad violent exerclael, aethefoot-
hill. latter for leasing than making
* h'hls the users thereof." Waller. the
”throat. says of the game that the
playm'kalnte so rudely breastto breast,
their encounter seems too rough for
jut.” The game was not in favor at
court “we centurion before King James.
fa Edward III. is on record as prefer-
ring when to football, as the more
will and warlike game. But neither
of the two Kluge named ever saw a
really scientific game. such as they
' might ‘seelf they were privileged to sit
on the bleaching boards at Manhattan
l‘leldthesodaya.
A! the annual muster and inspection
of Perkins Poet.G. A.R.. in New Ha-
m, the department commander. rs-
viewing the condition of the Grand
Am, aald that the grand roll of the
“film hII deemed 12,000 dur-
Ih put year, 7,000 of the number
mmtgdentb. Theperiod in
film of the Grand Army has been
insisted which is probably ille high-
wall-inns, and henceforth it is only
M ”expect a steadily decreasing
lulllltll file day when the last veteran
. “the war of the rebellion shallhavs
w hills Ions home and the order ex-
Holly summary of patriotism.
’ m
‘ Inseam to be no limit to the
« "hwllichelcctrlcity mayboput. A
, m idea, but which, it is claimed.is
pill-up res-ibis, is to bring boats
We. Erie canal bythe use of
my ass propelling power. a spec-
hi ”conducting the electric fluid
_, "fro-thumb” wires to amotor on the
' but. Experiment along thlaline will
‘ Unada this week. with the end in
13'ch using thepowerof heavy
hibehuthemteofthecansl togen-
‘ 1*th mulls force. If this should
“it" Whit would save one of
fishy-t items of expense in operating
Man-Ll.
A we or conference of the exec-
Iil'ecotllllttae of the National Repub-
HI mitten will be held in New
Yfidtytbfi weekend the recent lie-
flflican victory will. it is expected.
“ ‘heetbaadect of bringing outafull n.
,i
wisps-bosom his-arcy.
. W
halflnathelforthwsat.
Sailorwalkilardwaiem.
EVENING serum. DID WILLIS__U§E FliiiBE'l
He Was Given the Authority to
he later-lien of Lillnokalanl Wan on
sat in the Hawaiian situation now sur-
rounds the instructions alien to MAW,
Lyman. of members. All the meeting
31mm» the out more toward
‘ ‘ Governor IcKlnley. of Ohio.
II Ambit meeting In Chicago
lathe. may pardoned by cor.
M. lid “Jaipur. whose
w. blown to punchy dynamite
he was under walancs of death.
‘ H M- of the jail guards and
I'll amlclde. Naaheclalnicd that
M wasglven a losdad cigar
' dflehliofleiah. The guard
Caucasian Mailman.
., Mdm.wmfslllnltor;
chm launchers-m-
iflh within salute-day. ltll
“to“ loamhowavsrns the
*mmm bearecov-
tlmpatatars la the Atlantic
myth flew tort
has‘daasamat dsallc
r... . ._ ‘1
mama so
m .
ennui mas
Plastic
srovr: LINING
a resource: roa Pliilnitlox.
‘1 “I”! Illll “f0“.
am
i
Do So, it is Said.
Sianivich. 8. 0. Close.
coalition that as. Ill-aid on» rail
Amnesty to the nevelutlonlete—Pnal-
dent Cleveland’s Interface hip.
, “'asnisorcr.Nov. lit—The chief inter-
Wlllle and the contents of the cipher mea-
sage which was received after the arrival
of the China. While the same answer re-
garding instructions to foreign ministers is
made at the state departmenlr-“that In-
structions are never made public"—yet it
seems that from‘tlme to time something
does come out. A number of people are
now quite familiar with some important
features of the instructions. Show is no
doubt of Minister Willis being instructed
to make the restoration of Liliuokaianl
conditional upon full amnepty being grunt-
ed to the men who engaged in the revolu-
thin and overthrew the queen. J
Minister Willie, it Is understood, was in-
structed to insist upon this because the
president felt that the revolution would
not have occurred had it uot‘been for the
assistance and cooperation of this govern-
ment through the late hllnlpter Stevens.
Mr. Willis was instructed to say to these
members of the provisional government
that the president felt that he ought to
protect them to this extent because he be-
lieved that had it not men for the authori-
ty of the United States, used by Minister
Stevens, they would never have been led
into revolution.
llnat Pardon Bawlntiontsts.
The instructions. It lsthought. requested
the minister to first call upon the queen
and tell her the president believed a great
wrong had been done her. and after insist.-
ing upon amnesty declare it the Intention
to again place her in control of the govern-
ment. She was also to be informed that it
was the desire of the president that she
should placate those who had been instru-
mental in her overthrow and sustain her-
self in authority without the assistance of
the United States From the cipher dis-
patch it is believed that the stale depart-
ment has been informed that these condl:
lions are satisfactory to the queen and had
been accepted by her at the time the China
sailed.
To President Dole. it is uildemtood, Min-
ister Willis woe instructed to say that
the president felt that in protecting the
nonlnterfereuce policy of the government
he felt it necessary to decide the matter as
if adlspute had been referred to him and
restore the queen, and in sustaining the
queenhtlle president hoped to have the
hearty communion of the members of the
Dole administration. which he felt was en-
titled to commendation for what it had
done to maintain peace on the islands since
it had been In existence. After having
righted whatlt considered a wrong done
by this government. the United states
would assume the policy of noninterfer-
once in affairs of other powers.
The Administration's Defanaa.
It is anticipated that there will be warm
debates upon the subject when It comes I»
fore congress, which will bring out all the
facts. The information upon which the
letter of Secretary Gresham was based will
then have been made public. and while it
Is anticipated that. the slutelnenta made
will be disputed. it is claimed that they
will be substantially such overwhelming
evidence that the people who are disposed
to look at the matter fairly will becom-
pelled to acknowledge that the allrlllllla-
tration could do nothing else but restore
the queen.
There is no doubt but what the admin-
lstratlon feels that it is on the defensive
and that there is a tendency. especially
among Republicans and among many
Democrats. to criticise its action. it is said
that time wlll show beyond all doubt that
it took the proper course with such per-
alatency In various quarters as If with the
Intention of creating the impression that
there iaa great deal in rescue for vindi-
cation purposes.
Those best qualifiedto speak for Prehi-
dent Cleveland and Secretary Gresham.
who have been willing to speak at all.liavc
expressed great confidence that ”Queen
lillluohalaul had already been restored to
her throne no later than last Wednesday.
The equally confident assertions of these
best acquainted with the character and
vacuums of the provisional government
that she certainly could not have been re
stored without the use of force has made
no difference apparently in the confidence
of those who claim she has been restored.
This has led to the inference that Minister
Willis' instructions were to employ force
if necessary to acconiplliiii the purpose for
which he was sent. and ihat marines were
probably landed in llonolulu on Wellhea-
day if any objection was offered by the pro
viaional government to the programme
proposed. __ .............
Isttllag hrifl oaastlesa today.
Wisnliloros. Nov. lit-Jih- full Demo
crailc membership of the ways and means
committee has been called to meet today in
general conference. and It is exliectsd the
meeting will have the effect of clearing up
the uncertainty that has existed for some
time with reference to several of the im-
portant schedules In the new terllf bill.
The members of the committee who have
been favoring the provision for an income
tax feel confident that the result of the
series of conferences to begin today will
re that the majority of the committee
voraauchaplan. Thslroncra and coal
scheduler will be discussed. and the ques.
ticn of placing these two articles on the
free list probably finally rattled iii the af~
narrative.
saw ralnloiass. flat pastors. .
Wasnlmoli. Nov. la-Jl‘hs president’a
vialttcffew Yorhwasthecanaeofconaldt
arable a elation. especially“ everybody
about t eWhlts House preserved such a
mysterious silence upon mm It
was first thought thlt the t had
gone to New York to undergo another up
erotica slmliar to that of last summer. but
this is positively and chlalallydsnlsdat
“White House. all the rumors
i start probable-tor,
use
or Will. in thsvlsttaadths
red to met several proud
York item The meeting
hanhuamfibyesamary
con; conceal-cc
DlAMIONDS
‘wadd'y
the
IIBBII. liliillSilll i in.
GUSTAV am
no uneaalueae or apmshanaion on that.
point. and jocularly say that the govern-
ment can get along without goinglnlo fur~
islailon directetho replenishment of the
public purse. ' .
' Wasmsoros. Nov. lll. ~Tho‘ following
I
Kendall. Mary I. Barrows: llurieyvllle. John q
F. M. Welsh: Roscoe. J. J . hiaybce. and White
Lake. C. A. \'aanrt.
no Plait of the Barcelona Anarchists Wu
J litigi- Bottleneck lion in his possession the
names of all the persons who were connect
ed with the bomb outrage at the Llcco the-
aier last week rim] that the culprits are
already in custody. it is said that the plot
was arranged by several anarchists. The
plan was one which, if it had been success:
fully carried out. would have involved
wholesale destruction of life.
into the theater and to station themselves
In different parts of the gallery. One of the
number was doomed to turn 0“ the gas-
llgbts. and‘at this signal the bombs were
tobc thrown. The mail whom“ to put
out the lights failed to find the meter. and
one of his companions. growing impatient
of waiting for darkness. threw his bomb
down into the stalls.
earned it reputation as a prosecutor by
slumping out the Block Hand criminal or—
giullzzitiou'ln Andalusia some years ago.
and the prisoners will undoubtedly be
:gllll)’ dealt with when they come before
lm.
STARVEISIIIMVS’ELF TO DEATH.
.Qllnllllrahdiliil
crew ....
, Genuine Article.
partial he needs
of terms. or mailbaglofilscout f:
p m um... st. main.
man PM“.
“Communal. sin
her debt nntilcongreas meets bylcg»
Postmaster-s Appointed.
\
onrth class postmenlers Were appointed:
Connecticutwnawtborne. C. V. Wlegand;
Now York—Athens, Frank Nichols; East
w; Mlle-lie. .l. W. Reseller: North Collins.
, THE allot niscovaaao.
0
Not Fully Carried cal.
BARFELONA, Nov. iii—it it stated that
I.
I
Each of the plottcrawas to carry a bomb
.1 udgc Dcmeooch
A Religious Fanatic Tried to Get Thin
Enough to Walk on Water.
Klsosrox. N. Y.. Nov. iii—Ira Kruin. a
religious fanatic living In Snyder hollow.
in the Catskills. died there of slarvlllioll.
According to the verdict of the coroner's
jury. too much religion burl unsettled his
reason. During the last few months he
become Worse. claiming to have frequent
revelations from God. In one of these
visions. he said, he was promised the power
to walk upon water if hP‘il‘Uulil fast 40
days. This he did. but still found bliilself
too heavy for the water. Then he prayed
and began another fasting period of 15
days. During this time he died with these
words to his brother, who ii. alsoa religious
enthusiast. “Dick. I run going. but we will
meetiii the New Jerusalem traveling in
lbcgolllmatrceta." lie remand all med-
lcal :lllcllililucc llllll loft. six young children
without liieuiis of support.
A women—mores.
Pastor Iirngg Learn With the Organist of
life (liners-ll.
BALTI‘Jilill-L. Nov. iii—Tho congregation
of (‘zllvnry Methodist Episcopal church
“l'l‘l‘ slimmed to learn that their popular
pxmur. ll- v. 1'. .\l. Bragg, bail elcpcil with
All.» l2" ilic l'llifillri, the organist of his
chum. ‘.l., liming is 4‘3 yours ()lll iilid
llt'r‘»‘ll~ u r. all ail-I family of five children.
.\'.i -. \\ bu I: lit llt’llL‘Illt' llfllllll. was
uulci it. lilil..|‘t‘!l.\llil| llml her husband
was .ll illv country all l‘llill’l‘li business un-
til ~l;.- Lama-nut in iiml n uoteon his sludy
tulili- \v illi those words:
"l ltlll u ruliiul lllllll.
and will not return.
llill ileilll."
The church authorities held a meeting.
but arrived til. no lllull dcclnlou. Inuit. week
both partiea were present all it church co-
ciulilh. No one llllll I'Vt‘l' observed any ill-
t‘iimicy lirtiwi-il lllt‘lll. Miss l'llelps sent it
puslul (uni in her father saying that silo
llllfl gulw with the i'lergyillall.
..,
...i_. _.
l mu going away
Tell the children I
III; Hardware Robbery.
Jollxsrmvs‘. l’a.. Nov. ill.~An extensive
robbery. limit-lug the boldest job of bur-
glary Ull ri-conl lit-re, was committed In the
heart of the city. Weldon's hardware store
was broken into and entered by a gang of
men. apparently professionals. who carried
away large qimulllles of fancy hardware.
revolvers. knives and rumors In bulk.
A Big Deal Deal.
Sui/.5105. l'ia. Nov. ill. ‘rUne of the
largest cool iii-ills in recent months was flu-
illly riililiwi when Simpson 6.: Wiltltlua of
this city burned the Harry E. and ti other
columns of the Wyoming Valley Coalcom-
puny near Wyoming. Five hundred new
men will be put to work at ollcc.
No l'mlghiioapsie Terminal.
ALBANY. Nov. lo.-'l‘|iu boanl of railroad
f'nillllilhlsluill'rri denied the application of
the New Hamburg and i‘i‘iuglikeopile ’i‘er-
luliial rmlrmul to build a mild from the
(‘l-utral M New Hamburg to Wapplliger'a
l-‘alla ltllll thence to l’cughlieepale.
Inward-Yale Plgsoa Ibo“.
New Harlin. Nov. litmllarvard baa
challenged Yale's gunners to n shooting
mulch at clay pigeons. Yale has accepted.
and the contest will tall» place at Spring-
field probably on the morning of the foot
bollgaiur. _. WW g
Will Insist on a Induction.
Pinsmriio. him. lit—The iron and steel
.lmi. manufacturers will insist upon a 10
per rout reduction in wages. no matter
what action the Amalgamated association
may take at their convention In this city.
canal Trolley Wine tint.
itccnrrriin. Nov. tau-An attempt was
mall.- in ilvstroy the Millie at up by the
Westinghouse people on tho llisfiird level
for use Ill the experimental litliiring else-
trlclty as a motive power on the canal.
Imus-ate of 0am Wipe.
New Yima. Nov. lam-The following
ocean Illt‘tlliillltlpfl sail from llila port today:
room Bismarck. for Algiera: flotilla. for
Hamburg. “Incl State of Nebraska, for
(lie-aw. _‘ ....
regime Ina-st for Assn-II.
limos. Nov. ill-willows! (Miter. the
original. was need for no» in the marital-
alisgad assault.
. .. maven“... -MM
flea. daisies llal‘laaald'a math.
mailman. Nov. lawiicn. James tic-
lloaalil. who for nearly half a century has
been a Mouser lim- Ill public ones,
died here. MWWWfi
III: M llll Israel.
mii: “n. 9...... W-
m wheat. were heard.
W
Tomlinson’s Pharmacy
ciiiciin ill
Two Successful Raids Made by .
THE ROOKEBY BOBBIE-BB 60'!“ $21,000.
In the Very Heart of Chicago's Business
. nrsr Drake and lac-pad Witha Iagfnl
learned that it. P. McCormick. president
of St. Louis. was hold up by three men on
the towpaih of the [dipole and Michigan
canal Tuesday evening and a package of
money aniounling loh’wfll ta
Lockport and hell with him the money,
which was to be used in paying off the la
borers. As he neared his catnip three men
looking down into two revolvers.
his hands. and the men took from him Ill!
money satchel and ordered him to walk on
without looking around. When he did turn.
the men had disappeared.
aaudbagged John A. Drake. treasurer of
the indlana, illluois and forth Railroad
company. mid rubbed him of ammo in the
office of the company on the ninth floor of
the Rookery building.
satchel and was preparing to go out on the
road to pay the employees. He haul first
placed the cash in the valfae and was about
to leave the office when two men stole up
behind him and fi'llud him to lbs floor with
several hilril blows on the bend.
slble. and em he could move it finger in do-
fellae. he says, the thieves tore the satchel
from his hand and rushed out of the office.
slamming the door as they went. They
rode down in an elevator very unconcern-
edly and made their escape
soon as miscible. and soon every detective
that Inspector Shea could spare was put to
work on the case
bcry that has occurred in Chicago in many
years. Occurring as it did in one of the
boat known office buildings in the city,
right in the vrry heart of the business dia—
trlcl. the crime caused the greatest excite
meat.
all that prevented their immediate cap—
lure.
urer to pay the employees of the road in
checks.
the startling robbery would not have been
attempted in all probabilily. but within
the past week the officers of the company
decided to pay the men in currency.
palelvll court byAnlhony Brown for all elal
mos-lair...»
GS BUSY.
Daring Thieves.
District Bold 'l‘lilevsu hadbauad treac-
ofCaah. .
Cnlcaoo. Nov. 16. -—- it has just been
i the McCormick Construction company
_ ‘Vl from him. ,
le Whit returning to his limiilqmrtcra from
prong upon him. and he found himself
lie complied with a request to throw up
The lioohsry Robbery.
No claw has been found of the man who
Mr. Drake hail the money in aliltle hand
The treasurer was knocked nearly inacc-
Mr. Drake notified the Central station as
lt was the most daring. sensational rob-
Bebbere Wen Pooled.
The early hour selected by the thieves is
it has been the custom of the treat-
llad the custom been continued.
From the story told by Treasurer Drake
it appears evident that the robbers know of
this change. in some way they learned
that Air. Drake intended to call at the
allies. got the money and lake an early
train.
They must have followed him into the
building. around the north corridor of the
ninth flair. and waited until he had "3'
cured lhe money from the vault. 'i'hey
lllt'll sprung upon him. alruck him several
swift blotvs on the head with a weapon.
presumably a handbag. and when he sank
totbis floor lnsenalble coined the precious
handbag and successfully escaped into the
street.
Where they want then the detectives are
trying to find out. Every effort was made
to keep the robbery ii secret. )lr. While-
bi'ad. general "gt-lit, of lhc rural. W'IIM‘II to
give any details of the robbery. but finally
liltlfl that the amount of mom-y slob-ll was
about scum, M r. Iii-like has been with the
indlana. Illinois and lawn railroad ever
since it was organized. lie and his father.
the president. are part owners of the prop
ONY- _, ._
I’Mlpflll in Diana-chateau.
Ar'rlltlmim. Man... Nov. ill—‘Two high
way robberies were committal in this
town. and the permit? are terrorized over
the fact. One victim was W. 1". Baker. a
messenger for Earl a; .l'mw's Express coin-
pauy. who was attacked by two men Just
as he left the depot. il-i moi struck with
aaluiigiiliot and hiimhml lllhl'lllilblt‘. die
wna robbed of blown“ ho liiiil iii Illa poa-
acaeiiiii. The other case win llic amult of
two l'iillsb ierlilicra nmr the village of
”(fluvl‘lllt'. ’i‘wu mun rulllfit‘ll them of all
tbell‘ money and tilt-Ir punks
“until Will Corm- n “a! nudists.
irnnuler to my l'mti ll Slime of the ham.
llootll tllluhs thrr.~ is it wiilo lll'lll iii Amen
lea for Salvation Army propaganda, ape
chilly among the Methodists.
‘i‘lia lain. ”I‘hwuyuian Agaln.
UKIMI. nil. Nov. Iii
by a lone b‘ghivnynmli.
the treasure itliuiiril It lilipmaiiile to escort
rain. The manger» new homeland.
* ‘lelaiil to Want it" Intro“.
to the siding.
any damage was done.
all... smile no... a...
by I." 1"”- MN” , ... “V.
m lisp-m law “Charley's deal."
was given at the new
“1.”. -.-....... n...
With Will MI I ”Intel In“
made up lite nilrid
WNW“ ocean
"Washington ti.llo.lloniitili.lil
ON PRIVATE BUSINESS.
LUKIIHS.}§'IW. lllu lib-mini] llooth willgo
to New York in final in allll‘l'llllfllld the
quarters of the bulimic" Anny. Ueuernl
‘l‘lu- overland
stage was nibiml five miles north of llllnh
the amount of
harmful. Nor. lib-”All attempt was
mail» to wreck a passeng- i- trim. in l’lxley.
The lock Wit:- lllml oil nml It aivllcli thrown
The express stopped before
leaiiiui. Nov. lll,w--Mlns Alice Smith.
the plaintiff in tho “0.0m breach of prom.
lac suit against John 1.. “into. a wealthy
resident of Mucus. l'a. Ma awarded m
titaniuffor. id~~‘i'hs (Moran males
of the comer vutliltd "Charley‘s Aunt"
gelatin at
before the unprror an ”unusual a“.
”haven. Nov. ill. «Governor Walls has
to lraiiaimillforaapa
the legislature haters
m
mimosa-it an airship inventor. la shim to
Christmas. . WM Ignores“? 1Jinan ml boat at
p as. . .. or an M
ammo awe m, . m». ~. w. , . ,
a , or was ‘ lg. wEnlist.
w; a" m." at an estimated Moi more. It». laws stillborn! dela-
s SPECIALTY.
angle
visa,
Hunlbhalufi,
. overuse,
Telephone Call. iii-ii.
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34 ”Ill. 8i. "UNI“. “Mk Manned) Elm straw. “benefit?
”all. Omwnandhridpwor
fifiw M"
ed. Special attention
erron- nte. Opens
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SOUTH 'XOBWALK. CONN.
VI. IIIIIIEI.
rest. OverPcatOroa.
all!
Undertaker.
i K mom cram. NORWALK.
Opposite none mow-rim
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II. l’nfldenl's Flying Trip to law In"!!!
- Still a Mystery,
If" YORK. Nov. ill—The visit of Freer
dent Cleveland in this city was abort and
mysterious. lie reached Washington on
his return early this morning. lie came
here a mpanled by Secretary of Wei
Daniel . [lament and drove immediately
to the Victoria hotel, where a suite of
apartments had been made ready for him.
His movenientsivmre shrouded in mystery.
He had breakfast in his apartments. and
shortly‘afler that he drove off in a carriage
and was absent from the hotel for several
hours.
it was thought that the president bud
come here for the purpose-of conferring
with prominent specialists in regard to all
ailment from which he hits been suffering.
This. however. Dr. Joseph 1). Bryant. Mr.
Cleveland‘s physlclnu denied.
He held that M r. Cleveland was at prea-
ent enjoying good health iilld that any
alalcment to the contrary wa-i untrue.
Secretary Lamont also said that llie'prcsi.
dent was not at all ~thk. but that he had
simply come down here for a trip and to
transact some slriclly private business.
The president made a pr'll'llfu call on
some of his perronnl friends and look a
stroll in Central park. lie had lunch with
Dr. and Mn. Bryant at their residence. ill
West Thirty-sixth street. President Cleve-
land nild Secretary lAlanlll. returned to tbe
hotel. where they apcnv an hour or two.
The president. with the secretary and Mrs.
Lamont. dined at Dr. Bryant's. after which
the whole party repairml to the Broadway
theater. Dr. and Mrs. Bryant and Mrs.
Lamont (from to the theater.
Mr. Cleveland and the secretary walked.
They strolled up riixtb avenue and across
Fortietli street. Very few people recog-
nized the wraiilciil. and the big audience
did not seem to recognize the fllhllllfllllrlllt‘d
pilrty lit the bus of Manager T. Ileury
French for some lime. Fillllll)‘ it was
whispered about that the president was
there. Mr. Cleveland watched the opera
to the end and twellu‘il to thoroughly an joy
It. All Ilt‘ passed lulu the street lit-men
heartily clii-i-rul. lie (Hill Mr. Lamont
stepped into llll'll‘ carriage and drove to
Jersey (.‘lty. “bi-re they lsiunlml the “3:31)
express for Washington.
TROOPS GUARD HIM.
Cltileua hit of Hanging the Dying llnr-
dare:- of Miss lkngb.
ALLIAM‘EJL. Nova iii-Ibo imlrilcrcrof
Miss lllrilic Bough by (filriin Davidson.
who afterward l‘lll hie. throat. created much
excitement bore, and it lynching is immi-
nent. The murderer was reported so near
death as not to bcworlh hanging. but there
is a growing conviction running theilleu
who are culivam'liig the lynching llilll. [lib
vldsou is not dying, and flint the-physicians
are giving out (bi-w reports of his precari-
ous condition to purify the la-uple.
'l‘llc threatening itswinbly ul nil-lull What
Were apparently designated points in the
city during the evening coin inml the local
authorities that Munivrcr llllt iii-arm \viisin
imminent danger of rope or lilillt'l. The
mayor wired Sheriff Kriiier to Ciillltllf. once
from Canton. The sheriff arrived shortly
afterward. The guani ml Davidson was
reeiiforcod. but in load than an lmlil‘ the
situation hl't'lillll‘ so threatening lliili l‘oiil»
pally K of the Eighth ri-giiiii-iii of tlliiu'rl
national guard was orderril lllll. They
Were stationed iii the l‘lll'l’lll'ltri uiiilcraruis.
The men who are Niger to finish Davids-oil
are not awed by the iii-inumu'uiion, urging
that the soldiers are in sympathy with ilit'
scheme to swing the llilll’fli‘l‘t‘f. Then is
intense excileuwut tliruucliuit llll: i-iiy.
“capital Authorities Denounced.
hlAi‘viLu‘. .\', \i. Nov. m_,. ’iiu: board
of supervisors of ('liilillumiml county has
pineal-d a rrsolulluli iii-imiliicnig llw iiiieuil-
ants and doctors at the llllllillil Sliili- Iii».-
pitul. unil instructing Ami-liililynuui Nixon
to llt‘lilllllll a b-gialrillle illvcsligililoii of
flu-death of Ut‘ul’gi' H. Fellini, who died
from injuries received in that institution.
l'nwilar Illl ”lawn Up. '
l’ll‘rl'iib'lLlJ'l. l’lii. h'ov, iii.~0ne of ihe
Crescent l’uwdcr cumpuuy'a mills. lliroc
miles south of here. was blown up. George
lrvlng. who caused the explosion. was
blown several hundred fut-l uwuy, lie was
laully burned and will hardly recover from
his injuries.
liar Itrpumlhsr the Cause.
Nizwma. N. .l.. Nov. ll‘in-illllllv lliiucli.
a young woman. who am found “Miller-
log on the sin-sin lit-d Monday, in It ilmlgli-
turn! .I. M. i'. lllllllllhlll rvriuitoii. l'ii. elm
anyii lilio loll lilililt' bromine llt‘l' stepmother
wished llt‘l‘ to become ii l'nlliullc.
Canianarlan Fatally ”uracil.
l’l‘i‘l'hlll'llli. Nov. ltl. “Mn. Amrit- .lnllll~
am. (mini-all. agi-il ill: years. was nillirilliig
before an open grille whim lwr iluiliiiig
lglllll'tl. .‘llltl With lilllllly llllrmuL ”u"
“rullilllitllullwr was lllll‘litkl in ilwllb ro-
contly by it lamp vxplmlun.
Iaay Veterans desiring a llama.
llAlllllfilil‘ilil. 50v. lil.-»f‘uliiilvl 'l'llilmiln
J. Ell-warlmnsufthoimhtws of the s‘uis
«tiers and Hallorw' home at Erie. any» that
the number of applications for Mlllllahlnll
tolhe National Home for Disabled Soldiers
is unusually ionic. i
"so: Were Heating Dynamite.
doniltTJlli. Nov. lfI.~~‘l’wu llll‘ll were
instantly killed and two others badly in»
jute-ii last. night by an explosion of “filth
mile. The men were employed on the
drainage mnnland were sngagml in heat.
lag the explosive.
m Vacate Innis hillt-
ll'iimi Phillie. N. Y.. rim. lfl.-'I‘eatl~
molly was concluded before Judge liyk.
man in the mortgage foruvlmurr soil of the
Fanuere‘ Loan and 'l’riittcompaiiy against
the blew York and sortlimi railroad.
Died OI the Feminist.
clitoris, N. J., For. mull”. lielmrali
C. Lippiucotl, wife of John (3. hippincctt
a wealthy resident of llialdeiilleli .dlivl
heart disease on the Federal atreet terry-
boat from Philadelphia.
selling. her ammo.
lrsiiawooo. N. .l.. Nov. taut». Arthur
gstestctlis extra nation of dream
mmmuimmamiwm
“medulla or. ‘
marinara. Iota. tier. lfigwmairl
mWhflafhbWflah
fr
' Are you
anfi'criugwith
Consumption. Brights
Disease. Rheumatiam,
Scrofnle. Blood Poisoning,
b, or any of the many stubborn
: corn Hainia which make life
miserable? Do you know that
RADAM'S
Microbe Killer.
cures all such diseases by re-
moving lhc prime cause—mi-
crobes. There is no disease in-
curable if this remedy is taken
in time. A 50 e book, con-
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for sufferers. mailed Free.
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7 want en. New York City.
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8 North Main Street.
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Ruff." la 80 DAYQ. Cures all
h'vrvnus Dinar-2e. l‘alllrl lemory.
Parcels. lllerlbhncas. Sig fly Emis-
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to shrunken organsi. and Ollllt'kly ul sure 3' rcatorta
.- and in old or young. Earllvcarrii-rfln Vl-st
prick-rt. Price 01.00 a package Sir for 05.00 with a
written .III’II‘PI‘ to can- or none] analcdnl‘un‘t
lot an un rinciplv-d drugglrt roll on any fraud 0]
lm-‘Iat on. mist ul'l having [an “’1 -—ncnoolhcr. if
no him not ital-ft. we will sum! it hr mull upon receipt
of rice. Pumpkin»! in yrnlriolonvrlorm frvc. Address
OIL-til Helical (I... l’ropa. Chicago. “1.. aroaragnth.
CEO. 0. STILLSON.
South llcrwalli, Bonn.
cclll lv
w.l‘l.M88ll8f 3690.
Sale Ageiiifor
G. 8. I. ll. BOLTON'S
HIIT WATER HEATEI
Plumbing, Steam and ass-Fitting.
Tin Illfl Billet Iron llcrli.
list Iii Heating.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
but wan-v. steam or hot air beating.
NI blilU’l'll MAIN ST
iv. L. coucLa;
I3 SHOE adl’b'lr.
nonmetal culminating-pa;
lentil-the
J. SOHAUB.
ldlltlllrm 2‘3””. - R01 - BUFFER.
Cm Wilbert Stealth his _ ig.
FEMALE DINNER .
GOHPMINVL
tiresome. lilitblllillid
climacteric",
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0? mm. “flit,"
ram her n “It“.
lilCMWMW
IM Fafltoleiiera recite.
laminae. Crmxsnloa. are.
It.” a “I in but Trina-rad
Tile Wm. Stilhiio m. it. ”up.
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your
orders
for
in the
line of
that you
may wish ,
and we
that the
work
will be
dene with
"ones
and
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wOFflCE.-—-
Washington
Street.
South
Norwaik.
anything
linelnb WE
Guarantee
ffll.
.ch
BETWEEN
NEW YOR
New sork. at 5 p. m.
p. m.
Upon application to agents the Cit
freight anywhere in New York or its
count of i e on ners thereof.
OLD AND RELIAIBLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
K.
South Nur'walk '
NORWALK. '
CITY OF NORWALK
AND
EAGLE.
Will leave Pier 3}. E. lb. Beekmau street.
More Norwalk. 5p. m.; South Norwalk. are
Freight received from 7 a m. to 5 p.111,
of Nor-
wait and Eagle will be sent for spec al lots of
vicinity.
Willi persons are forbid trusting any of
the uncle ‘25 of ilieiioats of this line :3) afo—
l. ,
El}.
Burglar-Proof
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vauli ii
ASI)
DEPOSIT WORK (If All
The Best Sales in the
”0.000 in use. Always
serve their contents.
lfiil wold in Lynn
ere ht)
IMc.. slurp l at
of our sales were subjected
I.
for circulars. Agents wanted.
Panel Hausggfiglgirujiai,
i-ampie boolln of fall 1
Paper». Borders and Gill Mould
molt Intimatee cheerfully given.
The Doctor lea regular b s
"rm ll 1
fl
D0 Aida “mm 0'
AID
ii
DEALERS ill
70 HIGHER (“Mill
I flIlfl ll. mull.
«Immune
’ 1. GI ENNIS”—
Moiiiéiaielii
Successors lo II. F. Morris 31 ('0.
CAPITAL. ”250.com
64 8udhury St, Boston, Mass.
Fire and
Sales.
OBIS.
KINDS
World
pre-
at
gallstones
heat. preserving their curricula.
CHAMPION arciiiin aim in the Great
Chic Fire in 1871 in theurent Boston Fire
in i and in all the great fires since;s Bend
Plum
Will PAPER AND BORDERS
lNorth lifaln street lie. Norwalh
Inc latest
styles of
it taken
boom for inspection. on notice by finial.
“physio..." lei Wonlenl
fills. nil. ll. lIiiuiiionn
Can be consulted at her office.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. lit
from in a. in. mi p. in. any clay except Sunday
c
wealth: ”mill." "vh'llf‘fll‘
'm‘luii”lr.f"rl‘iflll.§'”halil can?
lfywsntalssm Militia“
hadn't "but, $3.60,“.Wl' _ nominal with heaasurancaof a.
. will}. "713‘“ WWW - ”swimmm any.
was . vi limits have. . " r u n c In rm
“u."m“ cg W. L one.” smlI’mu mi “Elma , 4‘4“ gmflmfilL-lellers promptly "91%“.-
prlmtamvlssmtslhmco {irritate-yaw ' ””3"
mummnmwmm by onllnel
Plumbing. Steam
Gas Flttlnzr
M" "‘ lloi'lii'“ Slum Hung!
Agate. Tlii. lines and trachea.
lirmitoiiilillili “1832.35
Factory work mundane promptly.
F. ll. NASH fl Bill
Cor. Iain and Walt 8h.
more ofkmf cafe-Mam dfl’
mmmonanmm is slim
and adhesarlcslaisdiomw 1
«Wmmpisamaa m.
i.)
Mr. H. vision. I
Norwalk Chronicler