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and drowsiness. ‘ ‘
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'-r, ell. They are equally
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My oriented for household
well as for travelers by lead
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world over, then any
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memo Elmo‘WVnntJ.‘ "To
“rue Isle”. Advertisements. note:-
lvelinee. one time. 25c; three times,
“find. OW. Reading or tices. lilo. a.
‘ Went! deelh noticee,il)u. Sched-
sliorm-rorunpnm sdvertieements fur-
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Genuine Article.
Res this on out have goods on
the Jill tel-mfg tor e liberofi‘liseuuat tor
lien. lollllsol a to.
210 Iostsgue St", Brooklyn.
GUSTAV MB. MD PITZIB.
Amie for South Norwelh. till
Willi mum L
‘ $20.00.
cullslnls iii.
Tomlinsoll's Pharmacy“
mm. "III
us as mull-II
enter on series»
STONES-
RANGES.
AID
Hill on ilElTEilS.
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
BY THE ‘03 DE senses.
Factory andBoalWort
A SPECIALTY.
iilwmlLqutlhlil
our”
1181!,
behad.
a wannabe
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nonsense, ‘
i
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ensue.
SUALLOPB,
GAME,
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP,
Imported OILS
and HARDINEB.
‘l
ll You enl'a Bicyclei
Cameron-ensue
mill-stabs is
by sow. Mohu‘mmmw
Finest Assortment 0: men to
PICKLED OYSTERS.
Huntificaluii, ...,.:;
WWI, ‘41.
Pmclicailiicycia Repairing
‘ lltnlllts llllltll.
Wolcoll db Nickerson,
it Isle 8t. Iersslll. him,“
he?
. . ,mlmon A
owl/A, only/3 .Wumem
internals Iliuluulhle Piste.“ _ ‘
nudging gorilla: “ml. '
go: or no» es mulls
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11TH W0
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to ID WNB
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WALT“?! WITBOU'I' I'M!!!
Crown and bridge work. All work ennu-
flpecinl Attention peid to Chifillren end
ervous pstieute. Open eventual.
ill. F. W. illilllEii,
ll Wuhinston Street. Over Poet Gilles.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
05 l]
Undertaker.
l K NIGHT STREET. NORWALK. 00X}!
Opposite Horse llellwsyDepot.
Reailivnv'eJiElm street. Teieriwueceli n.1-
sulfill
Up. the Read.)
Say the Struggle Will Be shot-t.
THE trulgll _(:BIPPLED.
Strikers Have Effectively Tied
o'rnnn Lnizs HAY BBJNVOLVBD.
Ind-y the Officials of the no“ Are to
Into an Wort to Run TI'I‘I‘II With lol-
unio- Ion null Green “endow—Both Sides
denser CITY, Nov. 2L~Quiet reigns in
requesting them to cloud firm end not to
believe no] reports sent out from Bnflnlo
and Philadelphia that the ntrlkers were
weakening. ’l'he lienuhnn brought e great
many trumps to town. who pom themselves
of! Ms rallraniors.
it mm impoasibie to tulle out the custard
train to leave here or. .5le inst evening no.
til 8 o'clock. An engincrr from n southern
mod who lilifl Just llrrived and applied for
Work was put in chnrgo. lie bud as n pilot
n trllin dispatcher. An attempt woo made
to nloven freight train lit Caxton, but it
proved n failure. The engineer was per—
enedml to leave the cab by the strikers’
committal:
'l'slnlltml by ”nicotine.
nitrides mile-tinn-
nh‘flis . .
' accessed to
1‘8! nvururm “mum
. Scum Nouwsu,’Cosn.
m Dle—No. ilo Wvbington street.
Isutbllerwslk: telephone call. 92-6. Brunch
Mlle» to Well street. Norwalk; telephone
“WOAIIONS should in oil cues be
the yards of the Central railroad here.
Hllrdlyastriker is to be seen, and scarcely
a workman is anywhere about the big
freight department. The strike on the
Lehlgh Valley rum) is now complete. The
men nt Jersey City bud no griovnnco what-
ever, or at least they sny they hudrnone,
but_thnt they simply quit under orders
from the Fidernted Order of Trulnmen,
alleged
tors.
bridge-slum lllnw up roulldh niece.
\vcroordcrmi out of the ilillgbum “now,
in which the mmmilm- hm its hontlllnnr-
Pllu..\nl:l.l'ul.\, Nov. 21.—’l'he general
grievance committee suyn flint overtures
wé‘lc lili'lflt‘ lo (Thrill-until \‘v‘ilkine by two
(l'll‘lilivea, who nil'rrml to hum
They
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1893.
W
PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.
w. print hid” in full the report of
file committee appointed by the Council
to invutigete the matter of a paid fire
Wt for this city. Every citizen
‘ Ionidreod it ell. as it is most carefully
, pelleted and indicates how well the
committee has performed "its duties.
the report shows that the re-
' cull-omens: of the city for
itch- depertment, and also a building
tor tbeeity business, can be provided for
“Muted that the department can be
. 1 MW at u slight advance over the
Illusirpended under the present system.
Wherever the change from u volunteer to
I paid department has been made. as in
. . Word and Dnnbury, for instance, it
Is- proven most satisfactory. The tire
dutiu here increased so much since our
dqisrtment was organized, that it cannot
be mm that. men can perform them
without lone compensation. A very
Wynn also report is out which
'Wlfl. Iorluoommodetione for the city
”on It out be done st a smell ex-
Mflwillheedequeteforyeers. A
«I‘ll! end “prejudiced consideretion of
tit! report. we believe. will convince
“of its recommendations ought to be
mm Council unanimously ndopt‘
I! Ill-ii, and mode the appropriation
“tight, end on 'lueedey evening next
fipenpiewill have on opportunity to
WWW st n city meeting to
, hp silo in Allen Hell.
m
‘ VI! ll not Uprobeble that ‘ 'Rippowarn,"
'fl’lWAdvooete, bed a recent
Home“ use in mind, when he
Mills following: “The evidence in
mat the divorces htely granted in
' ‘ “W Court of Feirfleid county,
, h “hoisted lo mete one believe thst en
. M exbted between the plain-
‘ “I’M defendsnt whereby the letter
”outcast soy opposition to the
Md filo decree. thus making on
walnut. The murky tide of
, ”could perhsps he stayed if crimi-
{ .flmtiousnd s term in jsll fol-
‘. lowed for such guilty defendant. Such
‘y me would give the ofiender s
I ., lilies b think the mutter ell over before
, ,m the metrimonlel field again."
Olin» played some quaint pranks in
the Iidwuy Plsieence at the Chicago
”.mdodd combinations in coujugel
mu were not uncommon toward
' the.“ of the Exposition. A few days
spflou Hell, twenty-live, sud Semue
Wallis. twenty-seven yous old, two
up. eppiied for s license to merry re-
Welly two Egyptien denials—Josu-
holes-he. of nineteen yesrs. one or the
we! the lidwsy, and Core Begsb,
minnow old. Both couples will
W in Chino end go into business
'15 tick profile from the Fair.
' W
» An author the "sour-or Football"
h. It. formed by the girls of Gordi-
stinlfu, end has s goodly membership.
lb. ”Us not. Is might be supposed,
who, like the Red ero-
_ jib Ilium the pisysss’ wounds
usurious their bruises otter the
M Mr lose! clubs, buttobeip
Home! muses.
W
l I Ol' I'll! NORWALIH.
letterstntheiiurwsikpost
new to Cope-in only
homunculus-guano».
Mare toiiglmhels stores with
_ mammal...
the road.
the order.
Deny There Was Blotiug.
tieu
found.
tributed about the yards.
and firemen.
ublludoned. A ewitchmsn threw
No one was injured.
is filled with freight and passenger cars.
A Lender's Alle‘ntlon.
gain control of it. It is not
have set out to eccomplleh.
out men on other lines.
on odenee wns conspiracy.
’l‘he mltchmen are not out.
switcbmen in the etrike of will.
they have not been ordered out.
use or make trouble.
end msil service no bully erippied.
«letelmee Israels Kestrel.
held here. A committee of the P
Brotherhood we:
msiu neutrel, giving
side. The committee sshed them if
meme-till. with their greed rue-tor
under the superintcndonco of which the
strike hos plgressod ull niong the line of
Ilnrdly I: wheel turned over the tracks
in the Central yards yesterday. But one
sllunter was needed to transfer the various
trains of freight core which have been pil-
ing up since Sundny morning. The rail-
road officials claim that they will rnuke no
effort to Continue the freight business, and
that they are not worried just at present
in regard to the outcome of the trouble.
Several hundred men are npvr out of em-
ployment of their own free will in Jersey
City and because of their sympathy with
' During the early part of the day s small
crowd of strikers gathered nenr Johnson
avenue bridge. and it was claimed by some
who seemed to be out of sympathy with the
thst the crowd ind nixed in some
sm 1 riots. People who live in thnt vicini‘
ty, however, declnre that there was no nt‘
tempt on the port of the men to molt-st any
one who had not Joined their ranks or to
otherwise interfere with whatever business
the mill-mid lvns enabled to do. Toward
noon the small gathering of men dispersed,
and at nightfall hardly a striker could be
All there does not appear to be any
grievance on the port of the men against
the Lehigh Valley people, the strike in this
section has taken no malicious form what—
ever. It was thought advisable, however.
to forestall any trouble that might occur
about the yards, whether through the sym-
pethy of the strikers or through the agency
of the strikers’ enemies, and a smell squad
of police was stationed in the offices of the
Le igh Volley freight depurtmenl and dill—
At Perth Amboy the Lehigh Valley
brukernen who went out on Saturday
night have been joined by the engineers
The swltollmon went out on
Saturday night. After several bours’ work
to ship cool on the docks the attempt was
lever and ditched the engine and two core.
At Phlilipeburg the railroad men are
quiet. They soy trouble mnybe looked for
at Allentown. All the Brotherhood engi.
neon, firemen, telegraph operators and
switchmen in and around that place are
out. Every inch of switching truck there
BUHALO, Nov. ilk—One of the local
leaders of the Brotherhood of Engineers
said today thllt he believed the strike on
the Lehigh road was the read not on at-
tempt on the part of the V derbiltsto
‘ elyJithut
Buflalo will be seriously uflecied by the
strike during the first week. The strike
will be confined to the Lehizh for the pres-
ent. When that road is effectually tied up
from end to end, the strikers hope to re-
ceive concessions and perhaps win all they
if, however,
the officials remain obdnrnte, and if especi-
ally the Imhigh business is bundled by
other road», there will be u pretext to call
in the! event the
roads most likely to be effected will be the
New Jersey Central, [acknwnnun end
West Shore. in view of the Ann Arbor
end Michigan Control decision it is doubt-
ful whether the men on otherlinos will
promptly obey u call to goout. In that
case the court held that it was ngninst the
law for men on one mod to go on n strike
to help the men on nnother nnd that such
They are
anxious to work. This is their opportuni-
ty for retaliation against the federated em-
ployees, who would not nflilhlte with the
The numerical strength of the Buffalo
lltrilterll on the hellish is about equal to
the entire number of the otrlkiog switch-
mcn in 1%“). As near no can be loomed in
the ynrde the Buffalo lltrlkers and sin-
loyocs in sympsthy with them now nnm~
r about 400, or two-third“)! the entire
number of Lolligil employees' in this city.
They include the crews of 18 yard engines.
freight enuineers. brohemen. operators,
firemen end conductors. Melly active sym-
psthlzern are not striking simply because
One feature of the strike is the absence
of the idle men from the railroad ysrds.
They no not bringing sround waiting to
They nleet regularly once a day in
Klock’s hell to disarm the situation in u-
eclltlre session. and their Wml’illfl grow
more end more enthusiastic. The hellish
Volley yards were blocked with long lines
of freight trains. and 31 west bound freight
trains, mnilng llll altogether. are called in
the Buffalo yerdn Both the passenger
At lthees s thutriosl troupe in s priests
oer wsnted lrensportetlon, but the engi-
neer refused. The troupe is stranded at
lthuoe. Trains sre stll running on the
ltochentsr division.
A meeting of the hellish mlwhmon was
“mild
st. Theswitehnsn
resured their visitors that while they were
not with them in their struggle they were
not until» there. The promised to to
stories to neither
Acl ing (illucrnl fliuclngcr Theodore Voor
bees hns returned from ihrthichem, where
he has been ill consultation with President
Wilbur. of the Lolligh Volley railroad.
Mr. Vcorhous Hillil llnu President Wilbur
was confident. that the difficulties would
not lost more- than tlmnr lhrmdnye, es
plenty of unenlploymi workmen were to he
had. it won for the purpose of securing
the most competent men tllnt. Mr. Voor-
been went to Bethlehem. He sold that two
earlondsl of engineers, firemen nnd train-
men from here and Jersey ('ify bud left
i’hilmielpllin for Bethlehem.
Laborers Hired to Run 'I'ruins.
TUIhllANNMIK, l’o., Nor. 21.»-~i’ussenger
trsinu on this division of the Lebigh Vul-
ley railroad uro run at irrrgnlnr intervals,
it bring impossible to maintain schedule
time. The trains are lllllllllt'll by nonunion
cron s,lvl.o dnru not lliil‘llll'll. to make ili’ilifll
lime. i‘ummon lnlnlring than (if? leaving
the i lllnltc moi going to Snyre. where they
are offered positions lls' hrnkcmvn, firemen.
etc, so Minn us it is possible to move trains
out of the yards. l‘onl dealers and mer-
'chonul have only M limited supply of stock
on blind, nnd if the strike should Continue
long n {amino Willillll‘t‘fiilll. ‘l'hl: milktmin
was not allowed to run.
Nlillrr. Warned.
BETHLEHEM, I’ll. Nin‘. 2i.~'l‘here have
been no newdevelopnlrnls in the striko
here. The Lehigh Valley offieinls sent out
notices to oil strikers ilml their pieces will
be fillfil by others if they do not return to
Work by this morning.
A striking engineer from Euswu ut-
tempted to harm! oeverni engines hero
which were standing in the ynrlln lend to
induce the rrnu l i quit work. Hr.- was
«:thwd ull moi llllai ilyrook n lroin and got
out of town. Pow-zlgor. ll‘clKlli mnl cool
trains are moving ull‘l' the Ixhighdivision
only s trifle delayed.
llnrleun Rum] Tim! [‘9 Too.
Bill.\‘llll"ill‘., N. .1.. Nov. 21.-- The sherii!
will mum in M1 special deputies fordnty
at. different lmlllln v.1 the Inhigh Volley
romi.’ The Hudson rumi is tied up. and
most of \iw errors are out in sympnthy
with the n: llmh on the llluill line. A few
luclll (loin -.: luing sent through. Tho
roilrolul on» 1, n, .ltllino with the strikers.
ilurIl-g \‘onunion Men.
l‘TAH‘nS, l'.l., Nov. £l.‘*"lhflwfit‘u 40 and
5" m. ilnmu moo wl-l'o hired lfl'rt'lillll (llfl'
thinned Iii v;ri.-o- points on the linooi
llo lelu-l llli‘lhlmu. The economy out»
llllml thorn with food. Superintendent
Donnelly an» the culturally will novur sur.
render to ”W strikers, whatever lnlly dc.
cur.
Nu Troupe Needs-l.
linkillallutto, Nov. 21.—-All]uinut (loner-
ulGreeninnri received Ll llittrlhllgc from an
oliicirll of (be Leblgil Valley rnilroed lu-
furming llliil liml everything wns quiet
along the lino and that no troublo won an
tlcipnted from the trill -re
y n Burglar.
BilfililN. Nov. '21.—- Mrs. (i. ll. itnuduli.
the wife of n un-mhrr of engine compnny
26. wen nlllluiil killed by uburginr at iii in-
dllllm hires-L slim-fly lifit‘l‘ i o'clock this
morning. She is now lying in nu uncon-
llc‘lulls condition, her skull being fractured,
and then: are six llwlul cuts on the side of
her lliélill which were inflicted with on iron
bur tom from the note in the rear of the
house. The perpetrntur of the deed who on
unknown mull who ill still at large and of
whom the police have but a meager dc—
scriptlon.
A Melon Vessel Wrecked.
i’oill’inu'll, Mo, Nov. film—Tho bnrk A.
C. 11ml, wrecked of! the lrish count, was at
Portland Yehudi, and her owner, John W.
Mnegmvo. lhblku that all of her crew,
which built-d from l’ortlllnli, were drowned.
Ellie was commanded by Uliptuili (”own it.
Mountfort of is Wnterville street. one of
Portland‘s oldest. and best known see esp-
thins.
”Silonlll" Are longed.
Nllill‘ll Em». l. 'l‘., Nov. 2L«—The white
cups and vigilance committee itl’ii spread-
ing terror through the strip to "sonnets"
lend lot Jumpers. At Round Pound the
mayor has been notified to lenve, and two
"acumen-"um reported to hove been hanged
seven ln‘lies out of here for driving settlers
all their claim».
Will Clues the Club Bore.
i'lrruol‘lm, Nov. 21,-»Dlrector Brown of
the department of public safety hell se-
cured A list of All the nuclei clubs in Pitts-
hurg and my be will own the sole of ”up
nor» in all clubs without charters and will
place the chartered clubs under the some
restrictions as saloons.
torn" 1'“.er lento-sod.
PiT'l’BllUlli, Nov. filo-«Winona. Tmm.
the (Sunday echool superintendent of Ben
ton, peer Martin's Ferry, 0.. who secured
moon on forged paper, was sentencedto
imprisonment in the psnitmllsry for two
yours and sis mouth
bmfllm In Boston.
Boston. Nov. Rind“ tile hnepltnlnt West
Rosimry there are right {variants endearing
with snmllpos. All the cum come din
rectly or indirectly from tho distanced pe-
llenlel in v tlle'Cilhiu bull
would join in the strihslfthsir M1923 "W“ a "by “u ‘ l
The swituhmeu replied shot they
wouldsuswer tbet question Meiulyussl
Wednesday night. in the motion soul-
s month ago.
min. relive Menace-med.
’l'llil'l‘fli, Nov. fl—The jury in the ell.
The of Abvslu ammo "ill for embsssiev
inhiuh Veiisy 0W tint t ‘ will twhile sell so no ofthe
Jamil-mom!» has» Winged d1l;ol%.iilom
Miammhnmm‘ mum‘"
flmmum'l'lfil'nux WW"? its use!
p M. a ‘I t
mmlm mwhseueumisd. m of the souls M than-ll:
, MWWW motive-es. .-
1 ctile lvuhrm_ ;¢_ ., WWW .
L ‘ ed 1 I l, l; ‘ fl _ had
IT WAS Bl!!!" iDEi.
He Suggested That Liiiuoksiani
Should Be Restored.
HAWAIIAN REPORT HADB PUBLIC.
m Court-lesion" Seas fleet a Gun
Wrong Wes Done to the blunders—«Ter-
. in em to Bo Bondy n‘ul Mooney—0th.!
Wuhi-gtun Now: of General Interest.
Wnelnnoron‘, X0v. 21,—8ccretury Greslr
em has decided to make public oil the cor-
respondcnce and the report of Jamell ii.
Blonnt, the npeciui commissioner sent to
Hawaii by President ()levoien-l to investi-
gate the. revolution which dethroned
Queen Liliuokulnni and the establishment
of the provinionnl government. .‘iir. Biount
arrived at Honolulu on March ‘39. in
beginning his report he coils intention to
his reception by hilllistor Stevens, who.
”nccompnnied by :l cummlitcu from the An-
ncxntlon club, crime on board the vessel
which had brought. me. He informed me
that. this club had rented nnelcgunf house,
well furnished and provided with servants.
and s curriuge nod horses for my use; that.
loouid pay for this accommodation jinn.
what I chose. from nothing up. He urged
me very earnestly to Accept the offer. Ide-
cilnedit and informed him (but! should
go to a hotel."
Wily u. Lowered the ring.
The commltlvo renewed the oil‘er. which
lvns declined. He also rcfuned to accent
profit-red fnvors from the ox queen.
Concerning the position of the United
States in the islands ho snys: “The troops
from the Boston m-re doion military duly
for the prm isiunni government. The
American ling mu flouting over the gov-
ernment building. Within the provisional
government voudlleicli its buolnexn under
all American pmleclurnle. to be. continued,
according to tile ill'uWI‘ll purpose of the
Anlcricnn minister. during ucgotintione
with tbs-United stores for annexation. My
instructions directed me in make inquiries,
which in the interest of condor 3nd truth
could not be done when the minds of thou—
smlds of liowniivln citizens were full of un-
cerlulmy ns in what the pmence of Amer-
imn lrmps, the American flag and the
Alllllriclul protectorate implied.
“it seemed llecoesarythnt all those in-
fluences must be withdrawn before these
inquiries could be prosecuted in a manner
befitting the dignity and power of the
Unit/ad States. inspired with such feel-
ings und confident no disorder would an-
nue, l directed the removal of tho m of
the United States from the government
building nndlhe return of tho American
troopelo their Vessels. Thin was scrum.
plishcd without any demonstration of joy
or grief on the port of lhe populace."
Mr. Blonnt says. in closing, that the no.
live men feel that n greet wrong has been
done them and their queen. The queen
resigned under protest and did not believe
that the notion of Mr. Stevens would be
indorsed. and he adds:
"indeed. who could have Iuppnficd thst
the circumstances surrounding her could
have been foreseen illlil sanctioned delibel»
etely by the president of the United Slates!
iler uniform conduct and tho prevailing
sentiment among the natives point. to ho;-
belief, us well no their own, that the spirit
of justico on the purtof the president would
restore her crown." Thst is the only thing
in the nature of n recommendation rnlulo.
The spelrlsl commissioner closes with e
description of the industries of the islands,
statinlh 5, colupnrlsoonof the races. chnogt-s
in themndlliolls of the nutlveelmd inforv
motion to show that they hnvs been badly
treated
Tariff Bill Kent loud-y.
“'Aiiillb'ul‘nx, Nov. 2L~Ths wnys nod
means committee will probably give our.
the new tnrif’f bill on Monday next, the
27th inst. A meeting of the full commit-
we will be culled for that day. no ii is nec-
essary first the bill be sprelul before the en-
tire committee and e formal vote taken on
its adoption before the measure is given to
the public.
The Democratic members are now licvotv
lug most of their time in conference, Ilr
tempting to discover. with tho aid of Au-
silnant Secretory of lilo Treasury iinllllln
and the lrensury ofiicinls. the exact nlnount
of revenue lllllt will bl- yielded by the vuri-
oils schedule» under the revision commu-
pluled by tho conlmltwlv. This involves
detailed cnlcullltloml, and until this lobar
is ended no lllIl notion Clill be taken on
any of tho reports of the subcommittee».
I‘nurtll (flees l'oslmssters.
“'Aolllxol‘on, Nov. 1|.w’l'llu following
fourth chum [lullidllillii‘l‘l‘ were nppoiun-d:
Now York Ilnilon. A. ll. linker: lsiiil'hllwn
Center, Mrs. Abbie M. lillil; l’urlly Orwell.
Broil \‘lul linskirk: Durbin, W. H. Merlin.
Menue Not Arrsnted.
Wulllsuros, Nov. 2L-wii‘rom toll-graphic
information received lit the stutt- dopnrtl-
must it is believed that hionnge, the Min-
nespolin delimiter. hue not on yet been or-
rested.
Great lakes Are High is...
Wnsnlxoron, Nov. 21.‘~Tiflfflmflh lakes
ere high sene according to the connttllotion
snnouuced by Justice Fields in the United
States nupreme court.
m1.‘§l.“r.i..ii§}"3...
Boston, Nov. 21.-After so exciting sus-
cuusing the death of his mother moi sister
by puttln poison in s bottle of porter,
Judge Fsl on ordered the dischnl-gs of the
prisoner. N WNW... -
The Pulse the s Illsy buy.
balloon, Nov. 9l.~—'l‘he Prince of Weiss,
utter laying tho foundation stone at at.
Bride's institute. in company with the
Princess Louise. opened the winter session
of the imperial institute.
lune-em rue. vealed wales-s.
noerol. Nov. lib-“Judge Bel-t" a.
missed the petition for unit of belles.
corpus for the release of Millionaire Wit
item if. King. uowsn innate of the Its
been minor.
Quorum 0m warming
l’envchlii Ky, Nov. lib-«J. L. Hut-pee
was shot deed hydsmesoleson, with whom
he querieled over some wstemlelonn which
llsrper muesli Olcson of Insulin]. om
wee else slice.
W
m leer-lens I'm-oer.
cm 01 Marco, Nov. il.~i3eusrlll V‘s
lode telemepils than the fusurputs in
Maseru here so uncondition-
“towns!“
‘nnd should be mmle nllllcemcat of.
slou of the hearing on the charge of mm. ’
der preferred against Stephen Toolo‘in ‘
STILL HA1: NELSON.
firm Yew-g Imus! Ire-ohm I’M
I- flew lip rile loom
MONTREAL, Nov. air—Three Fromm
rsdlsn law studento “Manure Mervin, son
of the viz—Premier of Quebec; Poul do hiss-
tigny end Alphonse Pollard—«ere arrested
while sttempting to blow up the historic
monument in England's arm we] here,
Alfmlrsl Nelson, which sawdust the tape!
Jncquee Cartier nqunre facing the city hell.
The police had rl‘ccirerl priv zllv» il‘lltl’flnl'ln
lion a few hours before that. l) plot was on
foot to blow up the monument with dy n.»
mite, end they necrelell till-limit?“ in the
‘ neighborhood to nnnit the arrival of the
trio of conspirators.
The young men affected intllfll’rrmm
when united, one of them loudly illtcllht‘lntl’
that the, thing hint on right there anyway
The;
were taken to the (fenlrol amazon and
looked up after giving their name-r fro
the person of Paul «in Murl.l;_.(l':y wan fonrui
ndynemile cartridge nearly a (will long and
about ill) feet; of fuse, The three young
men vary in ages from in to ml moi belong:
to good fullliliw. They are nil ill-r: stu-
dents. Young Do him-tinny is the. sort
of Dr. A. L. de hinl‘tigny; young Pollard
the brother of J. U. f-‘eihmi. adv. cute, anti
young Mercier the son of the rx pron-tier,
who is out of town xlt present.
The (wound Woo admitted to ball in so
curilies for a large amount. their Mandel
being willing it. put up unyqlmntitynf
money to have “will liberated Thrirtriul
was postponed uni ii the 28th inert.
There is little doubt that the young men
were melted in 0; w-mpt the (intro-4n by the
fierce article.» \\‘ll2"ll have been pnl’zii—‘l’lfitl
in the Frenrh plspvrs here during the paint
few monthnugnlns the monument, Their
innllfc lulu-ed of everything Home WM
fired. and they deiernlinml rhnr. the statue!
of the heruot 'l‘rufnimlr r-l’luillil him the
dust. Thorn-1's n great den! of supprvnmtesv
citvnuent l’..;mlghunt zin- city. and wh‘lio
the Fri-ml: {lll'li‘i'll nlslliv light of the affair
thorn is lib my of hurl llllwdl on both sides.
Which new!» but u spark. t-u rekindle the
racial durum u llll'll, it \rzlsllopml. hmllizeri
antennae lino-ago.
KNIGHTS’ STILL or 0005.
cases Wright of Ra'snlfn‘ “crafts
Pilli..tliltl.l’nl.\, .‘v'm'. Bl. ~l'l‘hvgenernlm.
senllliy of tho Knights of lnwllfil' hold: on-
ther stormy session. suit the li» pooled
more than once lmwcen tho anion-niece»
tied and sutimiminintmtion delegate:
General Master Workman Powduriy no”
tinned James A. Wriohtof gluing annoy the
secrets of the order. He «tori ml that
“'riullt hid furnished rim mi r Minn. for
the reports printed in n morning paper
Wright denied lllg- nomination micron.»
ly. The dell-gotta looked nnrinzlwly for the
report of the lll‘sitiu‘t‘ mll‘lmlltl-l»~ which urns
promised yesterdoy. but. it on,» my, yet
ready.
It is sinfcll that the mmmiuw zndlehtmi
upon the I'l'pm‘l. rim-o of tin- lzlr‘l‘ulu’itivtl-fl"
airing in vinliil'uto Powderiy .‘lnll tum ogr-
poning this nnd lllrrnlomng to prewnun
minority report. and Fill: rep r: is deluged
in order their. the differences msly he adjust»
ed if plausible
The coll'lmilioo ho,» gone rurw‘nlly over
the boultsumi acumlnfa ul .
wry-Tremor” llnype. with sperm refer—
ence to the Clllli'flt'fl of l‘lllsappn.pnltr...n
of funds mode. and haul hkr‘lllr‘i hmrrl at
dance from the Munwd in exp; motion of.
certain polnce llpwn whirl. lllftlrl'l'tli‘ll'l-Hli’r
was desired. .\ resolution rel manly; the.
resignation of all the LI llo' . " when.»
presenwll. from. gm. 311w ..1.r..,>..,
committee on n-mlutl m, on“. ugh. the
delegate [)l‘i’flt‘llirll’i,‘ ll united l‘wl’ imnmlo
ate action. PUWKlt‘l'l)‘, lilnh‘VI‘t‘. Nudist not
have it that only, and it. can l'l'l'rl'l'm'l.
MUST RULE THE 5EA3.
Inglnnd ill-yell to Spend “My fll'llhmu
Pound. on "or many.
Losnoy, Nov, 2l.-- The new firitlxll novel
rogrnmme drafted by Lord. t‘llm-les il'crw
ord was published ruddy. Loni linen-
fur'd commoner-n by declining that the wary
of Great Britain must be it rhirdmongpr
then any of the cumin ll inlr, new: of he! limo
posoibie enemies—Fromm and Emma.
He pronoun» the onpuudltm-e on walla-t,
(Kill for the construction of w .v ll'ut‘l‘tiheliwm'
the royal sovereign cites». 1‘) battleshipood
the Burfleur clues. ill crllinorsnr the fillets
clash. M vessel» of tho Elmmrlt chins. 30 nov-
pedo bouts nod 10 of now rinse iromd‘lule,
designed specially to til-seem: tho Hurley‘s
torpm‘lu elation».
Half a million pounda should he expend
ed for o meal-mmnlnunl‘luon supply vlml‘l‘or
to that. maintained by the French govern.
ment of. ’l‘onlou, nod known should he
used for the Mll'lliigiilllllll‘lll; oi the helium ml
Gibrnlter.
it is proposed that the prowltmlmo shall
he executed within 3“; yours. in heulw
rumored that Grant uinnin crawl-ell tunm
gurkey the island of lemon» for ommm
eastern Medial-renown srmlnln
Access ought may.
Luxmo'roll. Ky. Nov. Rhwufh'mrs ur-
riVed here having in chemo four lumped
convicts. oil denounce «Monotone. ”Ibsen-
of the men—Joules comm, Clinch» Wolf
and Mose Burnett—«were continued niobium
resistance. James burnout, ls morn-hirer
sent up from Simmo- «coolly, ware only
sought other e bloody light.
couplers-ow Merl For M
LINCOLN. lien. Nov. shim». .ll. slower,
one of the pmpvietorn oi the lineal ”or“!
‘of thin city. More out o computing WM
Congressmen W. A. Melt-dunno slinging
him with procuring lumen! lend! hedging
without rendering ls flair omniscient be
:cneh tor the some.
"one el m ”on. Minnie.
Puma. Nov. :li.~'lllie plenty hull by )1.
Psilemu nod: styling insult the Human”
Left met suit elated! uauuui ls Maximum.
which comprise» the silolttlonee alto «unto
nod the presidency wool the meantime at
church emf em.
m lulu!“ m
, Atrium, Nov. naeuuuomuw m
lion of the state hon‘hhlls Monument more
then the clings» merit by lilo: «mm»:
the downhill mum time limit W
lissrulnsll Ii. 5.. rum use ”mm...
Iesplsfl "I“ by! W
horsemen, Rev. south ”my“:
hospital; in elliouity wow chased by filter los-
sseu st health on: mount of on W
W that these perm out see
mess were still with smallpox
Ann-»o-»
a Jemima-v
recessed Is empires-leer
Orv-d flutes Wornmun Powder” Ae- ‘1
corny ' ‘
miserable? Doyonkmthat
BADAM'G
Microbe Killer
cures all such diseases by re-
naming the prime cause-4m—
rmbes. There is no mm in-
curable if this remedy is taken
in time. it so _
mining valuable information
Err sufferers , mailed Fr“.
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page book. con-
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mulling. 8min and Ens—Fitting.
its sad Illsst free lurk.
liotfllr Heeling.
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I50.000 in use. Always pre-
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150 sold in Lynn. lines" since I at great
where fill of our snfes Were subjected to intense
heal. "mooning their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Ores!
Chic 0 Fire in lull in the Great Boston Fire
in is? end, in All the grunt fires since. Send
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The Doctor is. in on slclsn end f
the Millixfeen yedflumsdztbelllfimfl
of VOMIN s lsly. lea so u]
from so dlmrnlly inc dent in the sex on
council )r. (lullford in the strictest eouiip
dunes. and with the llneursnce of receiving the
moat nklllful llmi nclnnllllc treetm ut hum
to modern corner and medicine. clue can
furnished for con cement resell. Tome um-
eralo. All letters promptly replied to. l.
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Plumbing. Steam
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Ants. Tin, elm emf crockery,
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mum work attendedno promptly.
minimal
Our. hfnln and West his.
snout. surrou-
Notfm of lam entertainments of fill
kinds to which on adulterous is w
and norm mlmlnled lump“. ,, f
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