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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3’7. 1893
‘l'aa incongrulties of politics were never
‘ so floruibly illustrated as is now being
’ does by Democrats on the paramount
' be before the country—the tariff.
.. Only a flaw days ago adelegation from
Virginia and Southern states interested
lltron and other protected industries,
appeared before the tariff committee
and protested against their being placed
athfreaiist, urging that such legis
ht‘lon would be ruinous. They have
based their appeal on the grounds that
they were "Demccrdts from principle"
and ought not to seller in the hands of
“friends. If those representing the
m referred to had acted from
prholple how could they have voted for
' apart! whose platform denounced as a
fraud and robbery and unconstitutional
tho protective taril under which the
Matti. referred to were operating
andflonrlahiug. These gentlemen must
cutallly have mistaken a name fora
principle. for they now admit
.u they were Democrats in
’3!" only; in principle they
m Republicans, and ought to
have voted for Harrison, and Republican
3 ‘rapsesurtatlvss pledged to protection, in-
Hull of Cleveland, and Democratic rep-
may“ pledged to free trade. But
*1! lnoonsitency was not confined to
Southern states. A majority of the
m in stat“ whose very industrial
5m depended on a protective
W—fionnectlcut, Massachusetts, New
Jersey, and many others—did the same
Wand ruinous thing. They too
We Democratic only by name, while
bylotoe delusion they imagined them~
flm Democratic from principle. There
h an Marley in anything called
placiple, which in reality is self-destruc-
In.
'1’!!! lack of political knowledge among
noun-day b indeed sad. How many,
we wonder, know why they are Demo-
uat or why they are Republicans. This
batoplo which, as is a common belief
“Id be lutllled into the minds of the
analog generations—the school children
of today. A great deal has been going
“its“ the second election of President
Cleveland. The country is better
" acquainted with the Democratic
m now than it was when
- I“ party wu placed, in absolute
5 power. flatly people have gone into
bankruptcy, wealthy institutions have
"m into oblivion, financial success
. ”dandy. thoughtful minds have been
5 r‘ mum. but the people have
..m a vast stock of political ex-
“which ought to be permanent.
‘fiflMWs all quote, and often with
m of knowledge. "Experience I.
M teachers" but our rising youths
,hfltllht more than to live by that
m Thafoandatlon stones muslin
“by drilling young minds; in placing
their together which mu build the
w b mt appreciation of what
W is. leading to use ths little
”5’“ happenings of every day life
In 'fil‘asaamm experience which
““mlnhflul teacher.
“swarm to conduct penile
enact-ewe subject,but
”M threadbare. for not
fl or determination has bees
hear-salsa. Whatswastep
erbium tail to be sur
fibhtafqualifleatiousaadthv
.1 ,
Coal. mm 'I'les, Lumber, flax and In“
0ra~laanfa¢tasad ‘l'estllos Wall Psa-
teeled—‘l‘la love-as Dated-ls Banned.
Wssnisoros, Nov. sir—m new Demo
mile bill will brlald before the full rum
hershlp of the ways and means committee
today. The call for a full meeting of the
committee was issued nearly aweslt sun
by Chairman Wilson, and the Republican
members from various parts of the country
arrived in the city Sunday. trio far the Rev
publloans of the committee know nothing
of the bill that is to he submitted by the
Democratic majority ”cent the knowl-
edge derived from mapapsr reports,
and it is not expected that today' a meeting
will be at all a deliberative one. The court
mittee will convene, sad five minutes later
the bill will he submitted by Chairman
Wilson and read at lengthmnd a Dean»
erotic member will then promptly move
that it be adopted by the committee. The
measure will be adopted by a strict party
vote.
It is now definitely announced that the
internal revenue schedule will be reserved
until It later date. as it is not yet com:
pleted. The practical certainty, however,
that the changes in this feature of the law
will be slight, and that the increase of the
whisky tax, if an increase or oil, will not
exceed l0 cents per gallon, deprives the in-
ternal revenue schedule of any great public
interest.
A Big free “at.
In its general terms the new tarifl bill
may he denominated in radical measure.
The free list will be a surprise to the coun-
try. it will include wool, iron ore, cool,
cotton ties, copper, lumber, chocolate. salt,
binding twine, flax, lead ore and many oth-
er articles of less importance to the large
commercial interests.
The disposition of wool and woolen goods
has been one of the most difficult problems
that the committee had in naive, After
two months of deliberation it has been
finally decided to adopt the Springer pol»
icy of the leaf. mourns in this respect in
Idl its material details, and the written re
port to accompany this portion of the bill
CWA llleAN W "5475.
will also be substantially the report of the
last chairmen of the ways and menus mm-
mlttee. Therefore, the wool and woolen
schedule will be its follows:
All wools. hair of the camel, goat. alpaca
and other like nnimuls. end all wool and
hair on the skin; all top waste. slnblrlng
waste. rovin ll waste. rim; Whole. yam wrists.
card waste, bur waste and ”twin, including
all waste or rags composed wholly or in
part of wool; worsted or hair of the some].
goat, etc, valued at not more than llflcenta
per pound, are mind at 'i!) per mm width
is the ad velorem rate Ilmler the present
law, without the specific duty which that
hill provides.
On all woolen or worsted 'cloths, shawls
and knit fabrics, and all fabrics made an
knitting mnehlnesor frames, and all "little
ufactnrss of every description made wholly
or in port of wool and worsted, of hair of
the camel. mint. etc. valued at not more
than all cent-o In-r pound. the duty is Ml per
cent. 0n blankets, hints of wool, [tunnels
for underwear, composed wholly or in part
of wool or hair of the mmsl. goat, etc"
valued at notmnrethan inmate per mural,
the duty is 21 per ant: mined at more
than do unto find not inure thsnwcenta
per pound, the duty is ill! per cent 01:
lilsnirsts and bats of wool, etc, valued at
not more than 50 cents per pound thaduty
is 815 per cent.
Clothing Wall ”fluted.
There is likewise n well milled fovav
cast as to me scimlule which includes
wnIxIen's and children's dress woods, on
which it, with root lining,» Italian cloths and
goods of similar character, the warp of
which is cotton or other vegetable matter,
the value not slimming 1'» aerate par asylum
yard, a duty of so "MI is placed. 0n worn;
en's and ehildmr s drrss goods, wholly or
in port wool, worsted, ate, thedlliy is hard
at In per cent on clothlutt may made
and articles of wearing apparel a duty one
per cent is placed. (in cloaks dolmans,
lockers, etc. for ladies and children aduty
of to per cent; on webbing, suspenders,
lmlting, binding, braids, uaikions, frlupra,
etc, to per 0PM,“ mums carpets, which
were rum-Ii so per cent in the ilpringar hill.
the duty in this tariff bill will be shontifi
per cent, and on meal the liner of
«small ofwhlshwsrsta 49 per
cent in the Springer bill the dirty in this
bill is sonsewhst less The mile the linen
schedule is quite heavy. that on silt is
comparatively light, and the cut in them
too schedule is nothing like as great as the
eat in wool.
Thebesinfovmatioa is that staslralls
villil My he putatflorflatona
unmreprsssnttan a last! of to
per mes-t all vslnrsm while ratio are selling
at their low of N. Halls
ice are to be Izimi 10 days' time in which
to prepare A minority report dissenting
from the rcmnrmendatlmis of the majority
of the comm Ellen.
In regard to the new tariff bill Chairman
Wilson sold "The tariff bill will he given
in the public when the committee insets.
The lull-mil revenue schedule is not yet
complcled and will therefore be preserved
until a 13th lists.
“The regular schedule we made public
sooner bun-inc it was rspdrtad that specu-
lntvrs wen» mmnmtlng to manipulate the
market on the strength of alleged inside
information
considered It party to anything of this kind.
Tho tariff l‘i ll will be quite voluminous, It
will really tomprlms two billsin one, as it
willemhrmis both ihocustoms bill proper
and lhemlm inimrative hill. Mr. McKinley,
you wall lllliil‘lllllvl'. presented two bills.
(me was llll: tariff hill and the other the
mlmlnistrollw Hill. We make one bill of
these. the administrative provisions follow-
ing the customs schedules. it will then
fore lover ilic some ground as thus two
bills and be of the nettle length. in some
of flw. provisions there will naturally be no
«image at all. This will be particularly
true uf lilo ndiiiinistratlve provisions,
when: the changes are not so numerous."
CAFlNO l" S DILEMMA.
”any Dustin-Metal Attempts Mada to lla-
eirmstvurt Illa Cabinet. .
lulu», N‘uv, 27.~ it wmsemioillcially no-
linlllu'wl thirst .\f. l,'usirnlr-i'erirr. president
of flu! Clillil her of deputies, who was sum—
mnuml by" resilient Carnot shorliy after
the rrsignnll'lml 1" the cabinet. has inform-
Ivlll ('nrnllif. that he: hits irrevombly da-
t’lflfrfl ilul u form It cabinet. and that he
has advisml lhI- priwidcnt tn appeal to the
[lultlll' spiri l of rs Premier llnpuy, who, in
the Illllfllflll of M. ('ueuulr-l’crit‘r, might
be pinmili-Il upon in form acnlllnet.
it is illlllllfl that President (.‘ornot there—
upon sumrimned .‘ll, llupny. who declared
that he did hot i vuldl-red himself to he in
a position In Iii-quit himself of such is wk,
and iln-rcfci-re he reqwctlully declined tonn—
dcilukn till? forxxmtlon of the new cabinet.
Lam l’irrsldent Carnot summoned M.
Malice and thoroughly discussed the eitun‘
Ilonwiih him. To M. lifeline the presi-
dent minimal lin- delimit" mission of en.
tlf-iu‘nrlii'.‘ to persuade M, (Insimlrll’crler
or ,\i llllpll!‘ tu rumiislllrr their decisions
Ill l l t lilillil’f’lflkt’ tlI-r reconstruction of the
Ft: m b celloenujiu-J it is understood. how.
In r, that M. (foe-Imlr l’rrivr emphatically
Ilr . liiml till ln' pirrsumird to undertake the:
I! minis Ill-fir. {mirrored by him. and. it is
.‘ln'! M Li:- .liIt‘ um with an "wally firm
i . r-ltvllli 'il liiipuy,
L w 1-H ,i~ ii.“ his tineIiI-cesaful min
5! fl: ., lml l’rmiili—nt (,‘amot
. l I «l his failure to per-
. r . , l‘I-Iirr or M. Dulmy to
i .‘ i ii“ 1‘»
. v llm president was some-
.I f 5.: . "ml m llw ru-ult nfllm Inla-
l a! ilz. Irv” III M Mellm
llim' l‘; i'hl'ltllC( Ill'
l.:<: Til lim Irgmiu. whomls
.~ . . of jam“ in unit-I to
i. In :u.‘ to the formation of
lH' 3.
mi lull .ut. .
lower}; l .;
II has" aril‘l
liw fix 2'. I rilimu l. >
The Italian (trials. »
lmiilmlu'i, Nov. 2:? —‘l‘iw 'l‘lmes‘ oom-
h‘wrli‘lllil lit Home wily» that no progress has
lu'a'll Inwlli inward it Mlllll‘wll of the vrism,
all!» ugh .Km,‘ llIlInlIrri Lint awn alllhe
Milling lllliélm Minimum» 'l‘lw ilmllcnis
ltf. llliltfll'lllli .I. are marina of llw Hillfl'
lion. and illimmlimn, with It wmk gnu-m
mrm uhil ll llml but till- (“llilllfll‘m‘t' of the
lllllllll’)‘. l‘.‘ -Ii«l riIly result in sending the
lindiml Illrpuilm book to their constltw
mu! h “Will all ilm prmllge or such a vie
for}; and Mill; llw o-rpmure of bunk emu-
lllll-s soil rlltf'llitliit'lllilfy cm I upiiun to cre-
ate on ilflllflfltvis winch might enilangerthe
dynnuy,
Portugal "as Is Cabinet Crisis Tao.
Llama. km. 27 ~ it is n-{mried that the
f‘alv‘lfll’l win lI.- rrfuriuml and that the min-
i-urnl liiluIII-vnml anwI-Ilierswill resign.
lavvla follows lull.
litmulot, Sm .. . The king boa va-
fixml in Ilt'srl'p'. the renlxnnlion of the
“tibial.
Iliad In Autumn's “rave.
llmvrls. l'n. Nov ‘17.~’l‘he funeral of
Mn William lirlwll. held lien, involved
number lit-nth under roost startling cir-
mnammtcs This was Walton Vlsb,the
stepfather u! Mrs. r‘I'hc-ll. aged to years,
who wsul to the cemetery to dig the grave,
hm dial it I: return. JIM M the coffin was
about M be inwvfl'll l'ndertslter Reno
implied mm the grave. Walton Fish wan
timing si the imirmri. with his dead bowed
on his lsmm. Mr. limo. with others,
sprung down and mimi the old man to the
scrim-c. lip WM lie-ail, having been strict:
on with I can discuss.
1m- fistvsnla Engines.
lllvtwixi. Nor. 27,-~Tlm fitmotis New
York I'liflrsl «mine. Sn. 9'19. and that
MM”! {Imam ,m-luci of English engine
imitators. the Queen Empire-mu now in
Buffalo, Tipsy will he on exhibition here
all tmlayi and will be sent to Rochester at
nightfall. when another step will he mask
Walls» If the linen ”and.
Plum mums. Nov. 27. willing-Inseam
till first i l'Nele, iii/s fslhrr of the Wolf
Wirl’l‘ll’flltflll'". lw having been It member
(if ihslIwI-r tumour of mars-is nines lull
with tiniest: tin" of the forty'mcortd a.-
slim, dlrll at wllis home in this city, aged 1:
your. 7 ,. M, ....
pie Harder and am In»...
t:n.lnd.. Nov. 2? ~At L‘Iilantewa,
ulna village. Joll- footer, a wall
or t: a former. in a fit of teaspo-
null) hlllnl his wife and their
irl
tits. ”4
an adjm
to do bu
in
.nml we did not desire to be 9““
Crew! umd— Iavsrat Amadeus Caused
by Ova-n Hands—Ilia Ciel-I M
um um. la a rails-a. - ‘
Williamson, Pa, Nov. ill-At mitt
night violence was reported all along the
line of tha inhigh Valley marl At Sugar
Notch a mob attached the station and
drove the nonunion men from the prem—
ises. The men abandoned their wori for
the time being. Burgess Shields of Sugar
Notch has notified Sheri“ Walters that he
is not in 1 untitled to preserve the public
The sheriff will send deputies to that
town today. A freight train was un'
coupled in three places. The railroad ofll‘
cl‘nls say the strikers were at the bottom
0 it.
At Warrior Run two freight brahemen
were stoned, and their lives were in danger.
They deserted the tralna The telegrw
hers between this city and White did not
ave their omces last evening. They had
received threatening letters.
The train service is badly crippled. Two
freight trains from the Caxton ynrds. Two
hundred men and boys were gathered in
the yards, every one of whom was armed.
Sheriff Waiters will swear in hodsputies
and station them in the Cotton yards.
Colonel Knack of the Ninth regiment, lllr
tionnl “nude. toys he has receival no word
from Harrisburg as yet tomovs his regi»
merit. it is nnw clear that the sheriff» in
the various l.">ilflll¢ft cannot protect the
company '3 property, and it is generally adv
milled that tin.- governor will call out the
state troops.
At l’itletrm o nonunion briskeman was
struck in the bond with n stone and knock
ed from the train. filaty nonunion men
are quartered in the gem! of thelpassenger
dorm nf tins city, his armed then tried to
other. on entrance: into the place, but were
repulsed by deputy sheriffs.
Crnwdw of ”on Did ’0'.
There was .1 lorgr crmvd at the [helm
wanna and liloomdmru junction all day
Sunday. consisting chiefly of boys and
young own. mum-g whom no strikers were
numbered. ’lnise fa‘lluwa greeted every
man at work n‘mut the yards with cries of
“sushi" "You'll met your throat anti" and
similar llprrheirvlm.
The Incompvi.m-y of the crews manna:
ing the freight trains was manifested by
several accidents along the line, A freight
passed through l’ittslon nt 5 o‘clock. Afur
passing the Delaware. latcknwanna and
Western rmlrumi innit the Human left
the smtch 0pm lwhlml him. The train
following plunurd down the embankment,
dolnu greet drainage.
in the l‘ulnn yards two mimosa onl'
iidcd nnd ill—re loudly wrecked. At South
Wilkealnirre .I imin m rlmrgs- of nonunion
men ems cm In two by misrhicvoua boys.
At Sugar .‘w’uiull an unruly crnwd w. as»
aeInIIlM and limlu- llu» v. lllflnwn in the tel-
egraph villi w, ‘l in! oywmtler hell to like for
his life.
strikers l‘mrhtslIy fleet-n.
ih'rrsm Nov, 2’7. 'l’lw lninqh strike is
practically -_ vr The striken line:- lit-ell
whippL-Ii for is lwnm now peel and are
hardly nwnrr of if yI-l. 'l‘mlmlrr. fluillait!
that (lrfviu Ins overtaken lhn first and
only strikes"! H..- II.m:i; mooted Fedora
tion of llrnlllrl‘lwmlwnl’ ltnilivay Employees
in much shorter film than it did llm little
alrilu- gum-II up by the rtlflglr, II: flat-i—lrd,
unfvdvmn-d Animation of Summon“ a
yr“ ago, but tin-y lullr in axiom» rr';u it,
The rank mull lilo will mum ‘ . lint lie-
bind the l'rlu-lrr I-f llu' mirf . » i‘I‘ is wry
llllli‘ mum at for funk. .5 Though
the mater. '2' ml." mull. xvi out the beat
you mm." Hll’lfi not been hailed. it is almost
lnsvimlilo‘.
The only Nina liml, can prolong the
strike will ln- ilw calling ”-1: of inrnon
utlur roads. but [fl-h eel; flu! ample the
Hilllull. It will lr M :m.i miimtfrctual
I-ulillilnsilun in tho amoral wmplii'atiun
ul' .Ill'dirs. ‘l‘lie lt‘liigll lid": hired tell the
Im-u ll. wants.
All “use flu-ll llml now is elpt‘l'lelwl.
’l‘wentyww lritllllllf frv-Ighl wire rmivad
ulnlvllspnlcnml Iii liulfulurlmdsty That
lot 3421i. we. fit pun”: .m Hm days.
fiimila. Hitlllt ull ninuxllw lllu All“ reported
marl rm: Iintllmlly l . ls . “mm! Within
await the lmngw will have much cum-
lllltlitl of the allillflnli um it on. can... to
Worry m. mi. wimxr in» «rib-r... sol simply
hr- out n! It jolt, m- Ium- lutll Wm. the men
who on» no v the or" play eve of i'.» llhlflh.
Shame fillprf'llch“. nil in“ lh‘rn fr it by of
finish-on minimum. mm lu' their men
might be vmleml oii' ,h if limo is little
likelihood of l’. in rlw lint virtue, the
etrlltemanngrr: lmvnm my, p mt against
handling of 'ar 3-” mum.
Freight Embargo on.
Their lmsltiou. purify stated by one of
their numls‘nls ”ll“ "Vii- hsvv nu ob-
lsctimi to mznlwil i.“ or other lineshan
dilnu theirrmuh r Ipluhwf flu-laid. em; if
routed to them from Mr ls-liluli provided
the freight is Ill no . .r lllltt what they
would onllrmrily tum i ~f there in. no
strike. but it is nut in f. Iiihatlhay shall
gaunt of their way to on. d "is lmhlgh by
handling freight fur the n which, if there
was no strike, they wu uld never receive."
in stfecl‘. tbwconn‘z-iin. “on at the up
mllmlawtbe .‘s'iclu'lpln 0 mm lake Brion
here. for lfielfatlflr. Whirl. were cotllleda
week ago that the lrlrltrh could no longer
receive freight from time and which have
since been svndingilaie freightio the ho
high‘s parallel rsstlsmml liucwnre new
warned by the strikers to hold their freight
for the llehlgh. which Just now is very
glad to have such somintormond put on
do their usual volume of business We»
Thus a strike onions! no soy other read
now would help the Illllflll more an" it
would hurt it.
nonunion freight crews refused to take out ‘
their rivals, since: hey an. getting able to
will adhere strictly to these plans. om-
elally l out not aware that n strike exists,
as our reports show that trains are being
ru over all divisions.”
. E. Clark,chalrrnnn of the grievance
committee. is straw in his assertions that
there is only one issue for the strikers, and
that is for the strike to win. lie said;
"There are a great many (insertions of
new men so for, and they will continue to
desert. The cornpmly is trying to slam—
prds our men. but it will fail in the at.
tempt. in fact. the company is surprised
at the attend our men have taken.
“Our reports show that for the postal
hours three new “it‘ll have been killed
while at work. We did not learn their
names. 1 received Word from the New
Jersey state board of arbitration that n
committee of tho! body Would nievl. our
wrnmilteetmioy. [expect (irnnd Muster
I". P. Sargent of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen to be present.”
Chief Thurston shill that thus far uine
engines: have been destmyed on the Builuiu
division, and that not nearly as many
trains are being run as the company claims.
as he has just returnedfrom a run over the
line.‘ He dues not think the Jersey Central
employofls will strike.
“'rsek- on Vthn Lahlgh
Pznrn Alum .l Sm LII—There
was a fatal wreck here. due dirrctly in the
strike, on the Leliigh Volley r-uI-l. The dc-
cideni. occurred at the crossing of the im-
lligh Valley and fliel‘rnirni, The: engine of
it coal train criminal lulu the engine of n
freight. Thi- blow throw the engine on ils
PlIHZ, :Iud Enginmwr Mallory «if the LleiglI
was buried in Ihc curl; of his will. Fm.»
llllll Bauer and Mini (.‘iubh of the Lehigh
ruulue jumpni below the Clubbing WlLu
reached and nvnpnl injury.
The l‘eimsylmma engine was brought to
s stamiuiiil l4) [lie «met. and lllt’ moi core
were l'ilill upon llw '.\ rank. The iliuult
threw Engineer Julilrr from flu; cab of his
engine in the tender. ills leg was badly
sprained. lie was mum ml to his home in
Burlington it! once.
Conductor lllirkc ordcml Milll'lty's’lhll)‘
remote-d lo the llltll'tlllr, nml an inquest
will be held on Tueulay evening. Mallory
WM not known imrc. lie “in filling it
atriker’l place will belonged in New York
city.
[urgent lluily‘ summon-d.
Tums: lislili. lull, Nov. ‘47. ~Uraud
Muster rinrgI-zd of the liri Illizrllmxl of in
CullluliW? l-‘erIna-n mt.- (,1:in . l’lllimlt‘l
phi» by a lelrxrmn from linilhl Frcretmy
Aruol-l. Wilt: sinful llnll (he llt‘lilgb Vill-
ley smite was Humming erlills.
III-med an Engine Out.
listsus. N. Y. 5qu :7, The crown
theft of ls-iiigli comm- Nu. lull. linmzugun
cast buliml :rnxht ham. lilif'lll'il uill. ln-zir
llfl’l’, l-‘il'rizmu t llullllf' of liiillulu “£1.11th
ly scolded and will [)K’Hllztill) rm-
WHOLESALE MURDER.
Jlrdan Illled Four of IM- Wife’s Family
and lin-lml Ills an Life.
Ennim‘n. imi. .\m_ 2:, As rim result
of :I lirrlllll‘ lmgnly grnwuu: nut of it
fulfill} ft‘lltl the people nrc ilimi in lln‘ir
rnuulry immv usiemi mm s {mm llil‘ i ll}.
Four ymrn nun L'lIIlt-In Joni/mi. Hun '.'l
ymrsulil, tlinrrml Ia Ilzulglillr of Joshua
Folder. with whom balms never inn-(l llllp'
pily. Lil-«t Wl'l‘lt they prI-nml, nndehc
return: II to flu: lilillll.‘ hf lwr llilllet‘.
Lair Mlllllltlll) .lurvlml moi his flillit‘r-lll‘
lnw luni lull- ll puIiI-Il him homo, mulmr)‘
to the will-live of flu- ‘mtirr. who fmrrd
lrllllllll‘. Jillllltll [mum-u! in la‘luivc lum-
ae'lf, lull. mun ufloi his lill‘lllll ltl l'u-‘Ilcr's
lmuu- he began It qmlrrri i'lwtrr then or.
tlt’lul him out of the liull‘l'. when .lnnlzm
tired M, the a lil man. i Ill liliflwtll him. the
boil striking ("4m l'oslrr. aged 17. in tin-
lwml, killing llt'l‘ int-mull}. Ill-I Maxim!
shot hit Filisll‘r in the haul. .-:nl he fell, lllll
human ro-muml run is qumiur of audio
to the humr of another nil. in-lnw, Will
linm PUWt’“. win-re ho lI-i! ”i‘llllgvrnl
ulIlIl [Me in liu- llfli‘l'lrllnl'. “lieu lll' Ilml.
Jordan then turn-d in» rm‘vl'u r inward
.“ln. Foster, ill» illnllu'i' imiam‘. shouting
lierlil the neck. the ball running dump
mini ftlltl causing II Wuillill from which aim
lliul.
Jonlln’a wife ntlI-Iilpieil lo llt'll‘fltl hur
mollu-l', and he smhls-d lII-r rt‘j‘titiwll)‘ in
the breast, llsmds umi lilitt‘ null emlcd by
shooting her through the build. .lnrdliu
then opened his WM. rind viewing the re
volvrr against his brim-.1 «v: t n lmll through
his heart. He drums-1| liv oi. fulilm; across
the dead body of his II II' ”ill: filnltll was
plaml so close to lllfl lillllsl. lll \l -‘|or:lIuI s
clothing caught fire and WM! llli' rnlly
burned off of him. the skin drum int; lrnm
his body when it wn. llfml mni liiu minim
presenting a horrible sight.
”It! ';floltl “armed to t'u..’|.
Pl'l’Tillll NLNOV 27. 'lurm l I-imlil lined
fill yenrs,aislor of lli-nry l' mum Ilu- louder
in the recent summon flu: I: flu l'lunlomiti-
society,w wasburnuvl In dmil: m llt'l‘ homi-
at lA'rtlatlale. Pa. The old latly m.» wind-
ing o clock in from. of “M' mule when her
clothing ignited. and below "resistance or.
rlnd she was burned to n crisp.
Died on In» Train.
Pf‘l‘flllllw, NOVA” . Joiniu'l liorn. lured
at years, or 721 llnliinum- mm ilnlli
mulled suddenly of drop-y on the lit
ionisaadClnclunatl l‘xllll‘fl of the Penn
sylvsllle road near Jolmsluwn. Pa, while
on his way to Chicago in mm his dangli-
tar.
flan Troops to Melitta.
lam, Nov. 27 “General Martina
Canipcahaa started for Melissa. lie not
What night for Melllln with several
and in” men He was enthusi-
astically greeted upon his arrival at and
RADAM’S
WIIOROBE
KILLER
Isthconlvknown principle
tlmt will rinsing the microbe
in the blood wi out injury to
the system. By removing the
one cause it cures all human
Diseases l
TheWilllsni ltads- Ilrrobellllcrto.
1Lalsht e‘L. New York L'l Ly
I. fl. TOM! lN—I-(IN.
ll Norih Main iii.
ras «aim
HIIDOO RIIEDV
m” 'Di'lIthTlLAi' \l
lil'fil LT: in on bus. l‘urrs nil
Nerurua iii»; in- o. hum; Minn ry.
lurrwlfi, Siam Iglliiv
slung l
rixurnmisinl
liliy Tt‘“ \U H"
Ira-lla- ‘unnklmnstl
parlor mi .0100 i- It! r’t'sfllfh‘ltllill
written zearantn‘ To.” or Inn y n- funded. i‘ in 'i
ll‘ MI 1
”“ll‘” In Mr.
(wilful mt n-i-Il
'll flush it R IN: lgfll is: fill it i \ v
ufprm l‘nlnpl 'lli' d- :u i 'l .~_ AdirI-s
Meaulledixeald'ofll‘rapa. Chicago, ILL. aracvagsaia.
GEO. C. STILLSON.
South Norwalli, Bonn.
will lv
W.H.Meeker&lo.
Sale Agent for
a. x. J. a. Billion
Hill wmn HEATE!
Illl' git .Ill 1 any kind rr
’L . -ih r if
n his: II‘IBHI'I
ymnrwrmil.
Plumbing, Steam and Baa-Fitting.
Tin and that iron Wort.
Hot llr Heating.
Hans and «stimulus furniz-lm‘. [or (lllll‘r
In! '.\ flit‘l’. stomn or hot air llrnilml.
w. ‘ L. scams
‘3 SHOE ud'l’h'hv.
Dayna-earliest Whitetails-Munch.)
Instill the world.
made Intlislstssl
.. would” ..
I s t a
sari... 1H: Imuii’iocuTHm intestines-u
near as sell. fyos shit in economizeln yourfoolsssr.
dotshypurchsiln W. l. Douglas Shoes. Name and
lfyw
certain out bottom loo forilwhso nabs
'lHrmnlilmn‘asmrJoW on.afsss.,seld,by
d. SCHAUB.
WOW] Elli NEED NOT Blll' 1' ER.
Cure Without Stomach Dragging,
STAR HUME lllSllllllERSI
COMPLAlNTI,
i “a ituamman. ilREGliLiliiillJi
WSPLACEMENTB,
inflammation, Congestion, etc.
".00 A Box W Um Truman)
0i Bllllllll. “Ills,“
Tim W. families (11.x. Y.C|iy.
velar. an as crave.
fill Sllll'l‘lf )lAlN r-‘l‘ 3
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your
orders .,
’for
anything
in the“
line of
Fine loll
that you
may wish
and we
that the
work
:will be
done with
EAT E88
‘
and
«AT—n
THE EVENING
~0mon.—-
Washington
Street.
Guarantee
Iciill'il
"" animal
NEW YORK,
Snuih NurWalli
NORWALK.
THE P ’rUI’ELLEKS
CITY flF NllllWALK
AND
EAGLE.
“ill II are Pier “£111.
New lnrk. at Ip lil.
[wave Norwnlk. 5 p. m. ., South Norwnlk, 6:11)
p. m.
Freight received from 'I' {I ill. to 5 p. m.
l'pon apolivmlon in n Vtillfiillnf it of Nor-
walk and Florin will in ~« III for sprawl lots of
freight I'vimnlnrein \oo York or its vicinity
ll. lievltmnn street.
iWAiIIK-rsons lire forbid trusting any of
llIecmplugeMIfilu- lmuh of this line on n0—
( omit Ill 1 il.‘ ov- ners thereof. srill tf
E.G.MorrisSaleUt
Successors to l). ('. Morris & ('0.
CAPITAL, “50.000.
54 Sudhmy St. Boston, Mass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Soles.
Bank Vaults.
B-ank Vault. Doors.
:‘.r\ll
DEPflSll WUNK Of All KINDS
The Best Sales in the World
”0.000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
lfllsnld in Lynn. Mulls" elm o t ht great
win-m hill-f our Inf. u \\"l n- sulllI-v led to Intense
limit. pros: n inu tin lr (unit-m»
CHAMPION iii-.l'lmll also in the Grant
("Ilhli agoFire in 1H7! in thefiruat Boston Flrt
in 18‘“ and in Ml tlmurostllros since. Send
for-Iirclilnrs. Agents wanted. sillilm
J. 0. JENNINGS
l’BllBl Hangs!“ Balciminei. Palmer
dealer in
Will PAPER AND lllllillllis
lNorth Main street Bo. No rwalk
.“smulo books of full lino intent style» of
l‘llllt‘m,fll0{llilrl “mum Miliuld‘inus him
(News or new rimon not to W .
air 10 Estimates cheerfully “will?!
Physician lor when
MRS. llll. N. l. GlillFllllll
(tan ho consulted (it her ol‘llce.
342 Broad St. Bridgeport. (it
from 10a. in to'! v. In. any Ilsy except Sunday
The Doctor its regular physician and” for
the Mlfllefl'll )eurslmsmuletholls ltlllzl
of 0M EN s sped nl i‘y. null-e suffering
from any Ill llloull) lm lent to the sex can
consult )r. tlIIllforIl in the strictest confl-
lli'lll e. mm with ilm assurance of rec airing the
most skillful Mill m'limillln lrunlnlent known
to modern suruery and mmliolno. Home can
furnished foruflnnllnonu nl (Anus arms um»
ornlo. All letters promptly roplletlm in. n.
)
close slump.
l. H NASH it Bill.
lit) Allis KHNDH 0"
Plumbing. Steam
AND .
Gas Fitting.
””"m'" Hot Air "'" Steam Nesting!
DEALERS lN
trait, Tln, Bites and crockery,
present price from h s s
at ability neonatal new will hen“ m of the Wigwam” silos gxg-lgrgglmmolvu, and mu. flimsy; 13333.73??? '15:," m; at‘ l“ “'1’“ m" ‘ 1,222} “mm“ “uny ” o $5?“ nflg‘g ‘ o Decorslalldflllllilll.SHSJMS
up“! , “if; I. n. “MOI “mm ")le 5! “at?“ Nina?“ “'1’ 3?: gm b “mug“;wllgfirmm h m um" Ylllln Relieve “Cm. T0 Hilllllfl GRADE
’ ass-tells M W 'I . II n t melons 9"" . . . P
mutt: ”2'3.” all ‘ml" ”V" In“: W W:I.I:m.,;.g “Mm a up the ardw of the lathe Blmre fast freight south '"w'f 'm" “W“MM WW"
train ease this city Coriander Kisliok
rssidtc haves in
Mm". ’ " sass d MW Snyder were brutally»-
I‘II'MI 1
their own, but the Amine-l Preas serve
Mwlllb
IE f‘usranleed to
”flour-E eat and cure
N
no
norm to am as» mmum imuauaia ., I.” “will?“
Ififllflli NM!“
spcwdeat hennlldsnt. almmnamulaauea tallied aldrehbsd Two were captured.
WW mammmmtm. “mum ”Kw—W . . . Norwalk. F no
‘ "' ”awn"... .... mew WM... Wm”? , 3...”... 13...... W . . .
cast "nil. .- y y . .. . .~ . _
“I" u ”M‘ """mwnmv‘" I I, Cor. Main and West Bis.
manure“ mewtuy I“ u“ "a“ rare ‘
. s . om Wm...
Ingram" WWd Isms "mum; M “E "' “'m Noam email $17;qu of all
5‘ ‘m‘ hindsfowlt one m o
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