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Bonn Roswell. Cons.
”EBAY, DECEMBER 4. 1808.
In weekly review of haeinees and
. Why R. G. Dirndl 00.. Saturday,
; "Immune to be in about the
”candida that they were last week.
“now 278 failuru during the wash
Inf-I‘M for the same week last year;
hntonly four of the week's failures were
0‘ Wife. acceding $100,000. Dun'e
”law mys: “It cannot be said that
”during the past week has grown
I!“ or worse. For some days the gain
to demand and in transactions which
Ind Moll previously noticed evidently
’ ”tinned. But afterwards tarifl uncer-
tainties were thought to affect some
WM balloon. and whatever the
a... the state of trade was less clear.
_ lousy was everywhere abundant. with
“comparatively low, and the corn-
dc d was remarkably small.
whilstlic demand for speculative uses
w to be increasing. When there
”WWII.“ a Intuition state, or-
dietary indications abused upon the
mofhuslneas down to a few days
may. not valuable as usual, but on the
whole-Itch signs are rather less encour-
‘W that they were a week ago. Re-
portsof diflerent branches of trade and
from different cities frequently mention
tariff uncertainties as a cause of a natur-
Ilhuitancy. but it will take some time
”determine whether the general ten
dancy toward improvement has been
checked, orto what extent."
,.
“W8 0? Til! NGBWALKS. ‘
The monthly meeting of the Board of
Councilmen will he held to-night.
Tristan: & Hyatt, the dry goods men
of Novwalh. make a pretty window dis-
play of fancy baskets.
Aspacial meeting of the Lediee‘ Aux-
lfiarywlll be held in the Y. KC. A.
parlors. thb afternoon at 8 o'clock.
A rename. is earnestly requested.
At the monthly meeting of the Ladies
My societyof the South Norwaik
meow church. Wednesday
. at Bo’clocc, lire. Hubbard, a
- from You Chow. China, will
the meeting.
The My meeting of the Norwallr
m Endeavor Union will he held in
ti! 7 church to-night. be-
‘m at 7% doloch. The eleventh
‘m of the society of this church
7 will she hoobaerved at this time.
, mm of the Norwalh Bosmn
Mama great attraction to the chil-
h. They are dressed with toys.
“pictur- hochs and other holiday
“at. A window display of handker-
prattily arranged. and another
d m and plush articles, also elicit
‘ “admiration.
. "a. Iontain. of Green Farms.
~' hm some property inWrst-
' paella IltI mmoieooonandimner
“flips“.ooo bonssfor himself and
h M or three otherhcaseatorent.
Iswllalsopatnaar Maproperty where
”I". ll Green Farina one or two
briefs fervent. Contractor .i. r. Rein
Is. at 'utport, has charge of the
'fhsiaveatorvol theutatsof theists
Inflammation. mundane»
i
; Michal cavern:
'mm
’08
gram runs
Plastic 2
' srove LlNlNG -
.J A warmer: ”It l‘ifllBRlOK.
So.lloiwalli Berlinereco.
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~ Will" in list
D l A M 0 N DS
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Genuine Article.
TlBllll. illHllSllll & til.
ill. Hostages at. Brooklyn.
42 one Iain that.
Mt!
Returns the Appointment of Ern-
‘hasaador to Italy. '
GRESHAM SAYS IT 18 ENE T0 III.
In hissing. Ir. You Also Denies tho Al»
layer! Bargain and lays the Char-s Has
Pat stint in a rain Position—Tho Praet-
dear Urged mm to Mueller.
New Your. Dec. s.-—Tho following col»
Wudence between the lion. .1. J. Van
[lien and the president and department of
state is made public and itself explinao
to .
ry Ncwronr. it. 1.. Nov. to.
"The Hon. Walter Q Gresham. Secretary
of State:
“Silt—d have the honor to acknowledge
recci tof your letter of the 28th of Octo-
hér, n which you officially notify me that
the president. by and with the advice and
consent of the senate. has appointed me
am or to Italy.
‘ face the receipt of your letter I have
given the matter my most urloua and
careful attention. and as the result of my
reflections I have concluded to ask you to
ekpreas to the president my decision not
to accept the omcc tendered me.
“I must beg that you will not infer fro
this action any luck of appreciation on in?
partof the honor conferred. 0n the cou~
trnry, I fully comprehend the dignity. im-
portance and responsibility of the position.
and having this realization I may frankly
add that the nomination was extremely
gratifying to inc-not in a personal senile
merely, but more particularly because of
the opportunity odor-lied me of represent-
in my country in such a manner as I
biped might be satisfactory to the Ameri-
can people and creditable to the ndlninls»
tration.
That Campaign Contribution.
, “Among the comments upon my nom-
ination which appeared in the public press
one charge only merits nttcntii‘ln. not be
cause it was true. but because it was and
I suppose still is believed by many persons
unfamiliar with the individuals concerned
and the fuels sanctitial to the formation of
an accurate judgment. The charge was
that I received the a pointment in return
for a mnlrihutlon 0 town) to the Demo-
cratic national campaign fund. While my
nomination was pending in the senate It
did not seem fitting and proper for me to
offer more than an explicit denial. Iwas
aware that as an illicit-still party my statlr
ment would have little cflcct beyond the
limits of my personal acquaintances, Now.
however. when my action cannot be fairly
attributed in purely selfish motives. it
seems to me that a repetition of that de-
nial. which I make without qualification.
should be sufficient for any honorable man.
“I have never denied and do not now do
My that I contributed to the campaign fund
—not $50,000. but yet a considerable sum of
money. Sincerely believing as I did that
a continuation of Republican supremacy
10"! J. VAX ALI-1!.
would be not only a hindrance to national
progress. but in time a positive menace to
the success of popular government and hav-
ing large illicit-rite nt utelreJ was impelled
by both patriotic and selfish reasons to
aid the Democratic cause.
"I did not do no until i had made myself
familiar will» the lllt‘lllflllit of the campaign
as conducted by the nntlmml Democratic
committee. I vlailed the Democratic head-
quarters and was astonished at the great
work being done. All expenditure, just
in proprieties. was being made to bring
home to the American people the truths
upon which] believed the welfare of the
country depended. Hundreds of speakers.
too poor to pay their own expenses, were
being helped to do a patriotic duty by the
national committee. and a vast amount of
literature was being distributed free to
awaken the public mind on the questions
pending in the campaign. The Democratic
party had no favored interests to were and
was obliged to rely upon individuals for
financial asalaflti'ice'. hence my
contribution. It was by no means the t
time I had insulated the party since r.
Cleveland's aggressive leadership aroused
my adiiilratloii. and I do not hesitate- to any
that if it shall again seem to be my duty
asa eltlaen desirous of the beef. govern-
ment it will not be the last.
floss l'fot Regret If.
“So far from attachlmr nndns impor-
faces to it. lwaa fully aware that the con-
tribution t far less to me than the
Iiinsand a ort devoted by thousands of
unselfish citizens to the some campaign.
“or did I believe that it should entitle me
to any more consideration. (in the eco-
trary. I have not only admitted. but have
positively insisted at all timer. that it
mated no obligation to me whatever. and
i feel confident that the president. who in
fact was kind to sail to the Demo-
crats of Rhoda island that his personal no
customer with me enabled him town»
filler my candidacy solely upon its merits.
will liver me out in this assertion.
“0n the other hand. I frauklg aim-if:
Montllafmthe appointment ad
madstt never once occurred to my mind
that my contribution could he used to
injury. i may add that. although I have
endeavored to study without bias than
m which have been advanced. i can:
astsvmm perceive that it lasoyisss
Mttahleorpatrlctiefor one to aldwltli
his mas a cause in which he believes
that. with his vcfew orpen.
‘Mwliam maybe the ”metaca-
slaatsu moraine metals-of lbssatatlis
hat remains that a
have have led. either by so
Nth”-
lsrganuiabsrofaiy a
GUSTAV Wilt. m9 mm
Amt! for flotilla liorwalh. If”
been considered as making it improper
for me to receive thineppointment. I do
not think that i could now remove thlsim.
prmlon from the mind; of many right
minded and thoughtful puilpltl, whose fudg-
ment. I frankly admit, may possibly be
correct.
“At all events, ii. iii cicltr that i find my-
self in a false position with reference to
this office and appointment. Acceptance
at the office would make me appear willing
for the sake of personal gratification to
discredit in the mindsof ulnny the political
_ party to which I am attached. and to bring
undeserved rebuke upon the administra-
tion which has honored inc and whose suc-
cess I earnestly desire. ~
“It therefore resins to me sufficient to add
that al-lf ream'ct compels rile to'adopt the
only alternnlire~to decline the high office
to which I have been appointed. I have
the honor to be.sir. your obedient servant.
"J. J. Van Alan."
Urged to Recall It.
"Ex ECUTIVE Mansion. Nov. 23.
“Hon. .I. .7. You Alon:
“MY DEAR Silt—Tile secretary of state
has submi'mi to me your letter of the 20th
.ust..in which you tender your resignation
as onlhnanmlor to Italy. I hasten to express
my earliest wish that you will reconsider
this C(lfllillllllufl. The scullmcnu contained
in your lotier do credit to your conscience
and Aniericanisiu, but you must allow me
to dialicnt from their application in this
case. .
“i did not select: you for nomination for
the Italian mission without satisfying my-
self of your entire fitness for the place. 1
am now better convinced of your fitness
than over. You know and I know that all
the malignant criticism that has been in-
dulged lu regarding this appointment has
no justification, and that the decent people
who have doubted its proprlet ’ have been
misled or have missed the actual considerin-
tious upon which it rests. We should not
yield to the noise and clamor which have
arisen from llmivc co‘udilloiin.
"My personal preference should elm-r
very lightly lnlo your final determination,
but so for (oil have such pn-lerrm-l- it is
emphatically that you rim-opt tho lllllilll’lt'
blc onion conferred upon you and vindicate
by the discharge of iLsdiiliei-i the wisdom
and prupririy of your induction. Aiviilling
your early rrpl)’, l am your.» silliwrol)’.
"(lumen CLEVELAN n.”
A Final Refusal. ‘
“Ni-:wrour. it. 1.. Nov. ii.
“To the President:
"Sill—4 llilt't! the honor to acknowledge
the recclpiuf your letter of the mid lost.
In reply allow in» to thank you most ein‘
rarely and heartily for the very kind and
{loitering sentiments you cxpn-nl. For
the rl-ruiona l have already stalul in my
lcltl-r toil-w arr-rotary of slate, and which
were reached only after long and serious
consideration of the subject. ifccl that I
cannot. uccopt till! high office to which 1
how i‘a‘f’ii appointed. '
"My only rcurrl in this derision. which I
mlinl lvl'lf you to consider no. final. is that.
it in mnirury in tho personal preference
Wi.ii.‘h you a . iiilully Mun-«s. Hill I cannot
think it Willli'l be llli\ir~lllliis for me lulu—
i’ltlr f": llwr ininropn-nl-nlnlion by taking
, of your irrlll-rosily.
uniting you for your moi-f gru-
‘ . and will: fill earnest hope for
.. of lllc successes which
rim-ll your sifltllfld admin-
l'l l‘t‘llllllfl. sir, with much
rrwplrz. your UlK‘illi'ili wrmm,
".l. .l. \'.\.\' Alix."
l‘irvra to Fecrstary Gresham.
Wlsiiixu'rox. Iltll'. l.-—'l‘he announce-
fill in. of the declination by Mr. J. J. Van
All-nor his l‘llflIIIllsiilUIl lo Illtly was ro-
ceii'cil will: uppurunt surprise by govern:
nlt'lli. illilt'liiiié in this city. At the \Vllltn
Iiolliil: inquirirnnn the subject were lllut
willl u. lilll refusal to rilultcnliy stateliwut
wlmiimoirr. Secretory iin-vhum. when ill:
turmoil of it. said that it won news to him
uud that this Willi the first he knew of it.
hit. J. .1. You Alon was appointed by
President lflei'elmidaseinbasamlor to Italy
during illl‘ extra session. ills appoint-
ment. whru niuiounceli.wua bitterly up-
[Mixed by ,mlm- newspaper» on the ground
tllhl it wn» but the reward of ii contribu-
tion of $50.01! made to the Democratic cam-
pnigii fund. with the understanding that
he was to obtain some lucrative appoint
meat at the llllflfin of Mr, Cleveland should
hr in- circled. These papers charged also
that Mr. Vim All?" was tin-American as
well as being ultra aristocratic in his ideas
and halille. A determiueileflort was mails
to defeat Illl confirmation, but without
avail. and after a short delay his name was
favorably imported to the senate. and he
was confirmed. Mr. Van Men's action is
it tlrclitmiiuu and not a resignation. as his
commission lie eiuiuisandor to Italy hue nev-
er been “routed,
Mr. Van Alon Will Go Abroad.
thwl’l'lli‘i‘. ii. 1.. Dee. s.-.\ir. J. J. Van
Ali-n left his home here last Friday and
will lame for London. it iii understood.
within a few days. lie is now in New
York. and, it is said, has prepared to spend
the winter In Europe.
Plt'lltlln Irony the Charge.
Wiilrr. lines. Pn..l)ec.t.-hfaay res-
idents of lllll! place are indignant at the
statement made by General Manager Voor-
her-s charging the strikers with being rs-
spouiihie for the wreck here by pulling
the coupling pins of the freight trains.
The utnloiiwet is denied in vigorous terms
by the alrilo-rnmim say that it would have
been utterly implausible to have boarded
the train. ‘ ”awn“
Killed Across a card ‘l'sblo.
Bum, Pa. flee. 4.~A party of ltailans
qulfl'fl‘lcil over a game of cards. and Nike
latmrro IIIOI. and killed Jora Invent
acrosg the table. Then he emptied his rec
volvrr at ilm other players. seriously injuro
big one. lie was nrrrstetl just as his oom-
panlcna were nlmut to lynch hire.
A freight Ag... Map”!!!-
NIAHAIM Film. Dec. 4.-.loliii Murray.
freight Mont oi the Grand Trunk at this
point. bar been missing for arterial «la a.
and it isrrporled that lie is thortlli
sealants several thousand dolisra
Oldest; to the 'IIIIIIIIO ha.
Filasitrour, it», lira. ew'l'lm Western
Union Telegraph company has brought
W suit to enjoin the auditor at state from
collecting taxes upon its franchise. .
Bligh lit rihsva flail a lass looting.
Winnie/inns. Pa, Dee. s—Pl'he lahlgh
Valley strikers had a mammoth mestluat
Ionic hall.
' tlsllladsiasmlas.
9130 site. lies. talent-rei- Danae.
Brooklyn .wasesaalitedtr-
momma...”
Wirinfliatthlstiaws
‘ , _ _ i“;
”TEE
$20.00* V w
' _ llllT::.§l.lil*liEli'EllS.
MW...
if my contribution to thsoainpaign hind
BEBLIliES ..
‘19 ll 33""
BHBISTMAS DAY,
I!
Tomlinson’s Pharmacy
The Regular Session of Con-
gress Began Today.
IITBBBST CENTERS III THE HOUSE.
First In Importance la the Wilson Bill.
but there An Several Other Important
saw-eta. Including the unwoun- Quas-
tton,'to Coma Before Both Houses.
Wasiilsoros. Dec. 4,-lntereat in the
regular union of congress. which con-
vened at high noon today. centers at the
house wing of the capitol. where the. new
tariff bill is on the way. An enormous
pleasure for lcgliilation of all kinds~pub-
lie and private, beneficial and otherwise—
will exist from the first. but as soon as the
decks chn be cleared thetarifl’ bill will have
the right of way. ‘
The extraordinary session showed the
purpose not only of eliminating the silver
question, but advancing the tarifl problem
follr months on the mail to solution. The
Wilson bill will be introduced in the house
the latter part of the wecllwprobably
Thursday. (in that day the ill days al’
lowed by the rule under which the tarifl
bill was illt‘ll during the recess will expire.
Tile McKinley bill was not reported to the
house until April 16.
If the Republicans attemptto prevent
the returning of the bill this week on the
ground that the ill days sliowed'thetn
should not be doomed to have ingun until
the Democrats of the committee furnish
the estimator.- of the revenue to be derived
from the bill, these estimates as yet not
having been completed. the claim can and
probulily will lio set up in opposition that
the order lll’lllt‘l' which the Republicans
were allowed the few days in which to
make their rrporl mm a recess nnicr. and
its terms not having licencompllrd with
the onlor fallout lhe opening of the regular
session and the smiuaquo is restoredn
Tariff Deficit. “5.000.000.
The estimates of the revenue tobode-
rived from lilo tariff bill are completed and
will lie alilJIllllt'ti today. They allow that
the deficit in the. revenue on a [timid of n
gorermm-nlnl expenditure of $550,000,000 a
your will ' be about 8L5,lll)l)Jlil0, which must
herniscd from increased internal revenue
taxi-s or all income tax.
It is not probable that the tax on whisky
will be film-used more than if) cents per
gallon. which will increase the Iii-venue
from this sourci- ”0.000.000.
Although ll was at one time last week
practically iirl-ilicql in an informal way to
impose niax oiltlic incomes of corpora-
tions and lognciee. there has been u change
of sentiment. and it appears almost certain
that :i hirulfiill tax on individual incomes
over Kalli!) ii ill be recommended.
Even if the Wilson bill is reported this
wet-k. it is not careful that the debate
can begin uniil Ilt‘xl work. lliinliziug its
tremendom impel-tailor. the committee de-
aims in giro tlio nlviillms M much oppor-
tunity to \‘Xulllillfl its details before the
debate begins in is commensurate with
prompt action. There has been some in-
formal discussion among the minority
members 11-: to the conduct of the debate.
and till-gcnrrcl disposition seemed in he in
llllow tum m-l-lm for general debate and ill
clays for ilciltlll' underline five minute rule.
The holiday rovers will probably begin
Thursday. llm. L‘i, no that if the tnriffde~
blue begins lilo. lfi it cannot be completed
before Jun. 2:!
Hawaiian Cass Will Come lip.
The prom-odious iii the house this week
cannot be arrumlriy forecast. It is expect.
ed that thcllmlth of iteprt-acnlutive O'Neill
of Penny} lnuiiu, "the Father of the
Hour-o." will in- announced imumlintrly
llllt'f' the convening of congress and that
an adjournment of both houses will follow
out of ”Sport it) his memory. It may be.
however. that the announcement will be
withheld until lifter the reception and read:
ing of the president's message. if it is not.
the messagi- will be read on Tuesday. The
Torrey rllflflkl’llplfly bill has the right of
way as soon tie the preliminaries are over.
The gem-rill belief bi that it will hold the
right of way until the tariff bill or some-
thing clscol’ more urgent importance ap-
pears to antagonize it.
It may he llu’li the Hawaiian affair will
cut some figure in the proceedings during
the week. A resolution calling for the pit:
porn in the case is almost sure in be intro-
duced. and it might come up in still anoth-
er way if the iii-mi from Hawaii. which is
expected \la Auckland on the 7th, should
be of ii miiaatirulnl nature.
The urgent-y deficiency bill and the New
York and Now Jersey hrhlge bill. which
were left with conference reports pending
when CilIlef’Ml adjourned at the end of the
called Whit)“. will probably be disposed of
during the «mining week.
the tariff "only other matters will crowd
forward at the carilrot miscible moment
for coualrleratlnn.
Worft ltcfore the Ian-ta.
Wasnlxurux. Duo. «t.—The extra melon
dllpfltil‘ll of all the preliminaries generally
necessary at the owning of the long see.
slonii; consequently there will be none of
the usual reasons why congress may not
begin business promptly pon convening
today. The committees n th the senate
and the house, having been appointed at the
beginning of the extra session. reported
many hills which are new on the calendars
of the two houses and in position lobe con-
sidered wiu-u it shall he the pleasure of the
members to take them up.
There are between to aadco bills and
resolutions on the senate calendar. so that
it can begin leglrlntlng immediately after
the receipt of the president's massage it
each course should be deemed desirable.
A large inniurlty of these bills are of
minor importance and relate to rims
pension and other claims against e gave
srnment for small amounts. These will
of instances when taken up. litany of the
resolutions refer to subjects which were
mlmh an: to the alive: rapes! thel hill, m
w i measure on it way
will in all probability he uremia.
are. however, a few hills of moral
importance such as Bsnator Hill's federal
elections hill. the hill reported by 3...».
Voerhess to increase the circulating not-s
of national haste. florgan's san-
eurrsnt resolution for the appointment at
a Milt committee of the two house to
eonsldav financial questionnaire” M.
art’s two reenlut ,
ralttaetalaqalrslfanysvastsrssrsstosb
holders in manual halls. and the nasal
relating tattle independence“ the lie-or-
diam do mung.“ ”womb“
ileuator a ‘ a sauesraiag
metals sail Senator
‘ Funny and Boat Work
iiururflnrr'iitni
in addition to'
hsdiapoaellofwith Whammy lam
. IWWMIW Mill:
us on
swam.
no . ,
novices.
AND' , ‘
2 Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLlNE,
3? ”ll ON OR MRBIL
. A SPECIALTY. . »
"Washington8t.to.lloryltlli.lil
angle
L men.
W
, Maximilian
OYSTERB.
OLAMB,
LOBSTERS, SCALLOPS,
noun, “
Pure Vermont MAPLE BY RUP.
Imported olLs
and SARDINIQB.
Finest Assortment of FISH to
be had. '
PICKLED OYSTERS.
Hunfihlufi,
Telephone Gall. nil.
ate in any shape. but which is almost sure
to be brought before it in name way before
the close of the track.
It is probable thetanumbcrof resolu-
tions at inquiry will be lutroducrll asking
for all the papers in the case. including the
inairnciionr to Mlniuter Willie. and there
will undoubtedly be it full discussion of
the entire subject-«if not during the DRIP
ent week. later in the aesslou. The exact
shapeln which this auhjrct will come up
for consideration will depend somewhat
upon the porllou of the president’s ines-
salrobsnrlng upon this question.
It is also probable that them will be
some executive business during the week.
as there will be several rut-cos appoint-
ments to office to be confirmed.
soldiers l'nr Iii-nail.
Wasmxoi'os, Duo; 4.~i‘upmln Rhodes.
who hluihocu ungogcliln an effort to lie-
curs volunteers in \i'aslllugton in the in
forest of the Peixulo government, muons
that be has recruited 137 men and that they
will sail from Now York for Rio de Jonciro
between the ‘J'Jil and 25th lust.
Federal Iflactlons Bill.
Wasulxo-rox. Doc. sin—Tho bill for the
repeal of the fodernloleclious law in ex-
pooled to Nevin: the attention of the our
ate at on early (lily.
More Annual Reports.
Wasiuxuros’. Doc. -l.~'l’lni annual re-
ports of the interninlc commerce commis-
sion llllll comm miller of currmcy \vl-rc made
public.
“'Alllllsm‘lls. Ilrc. 4.~-’A general court
martial is appoiuml lo meet lit Wl-st i'uiut
tomorrow.
NO MORE WAR TAXES.
The Socialist Deputies Call it [hit to Mill-
igry llxtravagancu.
Rolls. llrr. 4.~—~'l'lil- manifesto of the Ex-
tremi- Loft vigorously condemns lllt‘ Lilo-
iiill cabinet. 9
It ill incumbent upon the country, the
manifesto says. to rxpl-l all the lulvontllrera
implicated in the grout bank arillulnl from
public life. The IllfllllIc~lll proceeds to lie-
r-lurc that the Extreme Loft. is opposed to
any lilcroiuo in taxes. and it demands a
financial Illl‘flhllhj which will illsliro relief
to thi’: poor. reduce-lilo number of millis—
tries and diminish llii: civil lief.
The ninnifre-lo concludes by saying that
to ask for thr- addition of u single cts'itllna
to the (axes in a country such as Italy.
which is rrdlu'l-il to lie present deplorable
straits by military ulnnngnuce and A per.
slat/cm policy bound up by interests which
are not national. in no proof of Millennium-
like courage nur patriotism. but shot-r mull-
neaii. The sacrifices of the cuuulry must
be in proporiiuil in its vital forces, Tilt-re
is a limil beyond which no option can pass.
lmly luis ll-llfl pit-mod llyi~ lll'llli. ii is now
time to cry u lull! ulllllhlnll I: ll of ”ionos-
rd'tluos, but of lIllmlliilHylit‘i‘t'sfi-‘li'y remis-
sinus.
WINTER ARRIVES.
New York Dials “cars a lunatic! of Snow.
nod Ills Lakes “‘lil Irma Close.
Iii'rnm. Doc. l.—(lvrr u foot or snow
has fallen in this oily and vicinity. The
storm has been control over llw lou'rr luko
region. and lil'.‘ Erit- and llutui'io districts
have borne lilo brunl of it. 'l'rlrgruphic
reports from the neighboring villages and
cities show that in lo 20 inches of snow
have fallen all over western New York.
firm-lieu reports it brink wind amounting
almost to ii. blizzard. which has drilled the
snow badly. At Niilgnru Falls 15 lllCllt'si
have fallen. 'l'ruiils on: into. and sin-rt our
traffic is entirely lllliwilt'tl. 'l‘llu railroads
generally are n-poi-liug ill-lays Cullst'tl by
heavy ilrifla in t‘XllUHi'il localities.
Luke unvlguliull in lililkt‘ll uponltzs do i.
It. is bullet/rd here llmt Illt‘ iltal curgoc 311i
groin and llililbi‘f' for llu- moon urn now
on illi‘ way. No more will lll‘ shipped. The
Buffalo forceful. (ilfiuilil prmlirts u {rot-1c-
up and it hard winter. Nu lliinuigc of lun-
tcriiil proportions resulting from the heavy
snowfall hit-i lli’f'fl reported.
ltorin Delays (.‘oal Trains.
POTTe‘V'lLLlZ. l’n. Dec 4. Ji‘lm heavy
snowstorm. followed by it heavy iulsl. cold
rain and llf‘fihf! fog. has gronlly interfered
with the moving of trains on all the Hill!!!
in the coal l-rulnu since Saturday night.
blow In the White City.
Gunmen. ill-c, ~l. "Snow several inches
deep cot-era the lioom of mule of the
Worlil'u fair buildings.
Snowstorm In New England.
Booms. Dec. emit sliiiwalnrm of units“.
al extent raged throughout New England.
Poison In Mush and Milli.
Sim Lam: l'n'r, Dev. 4, r-Mrs. Emmi;
Van Patten ha» been arrested hero on the
charge of poisoning her unri». Boron Nell.
son, a wealthy bunker of Ephraim L'liy.
Investigation low elicited the fact that
Mrs. Van Patten had the evening before
Neilson'a death purclmemi ll vial of lauda-
num. Mush and milk which was served
the some owning and of which Noilson
partooh prove-ll fatal when mlminislrrmi to
several fowl». it was louml that tam»
which Nelliuin hall in his room the evening
before his death liml disappeared next day.
Coal steamer Ashore.
MICHIGAN (.‘l'l'l’, lml., Dru. 4.-~-'l‘ha pro-
peller l-‘. W. Wiiselrr. bound from Buffalo
for Chicago. went ashore llt'f'tl with will)
tons of real aboard. The crew of ill men
were rescued by the Michigan City life
savers amid a blinding snowalorm anda
furious sea. --.- ,__.
Why Malia Inspect.
Paula. Doc. i.—~Thr agent of tile llmriilan
government in this city receiver! the fol-
lowing dispatch from itlode Janelro: “'l'lis
Aqnldaban ailcci-eded in escapingumlng
to the fact that ii spy indicated to the rebel
admiral the location of the government tor-
Grlp lsturns With pom Weather.
Mlnlilal’utls, Dec. tuition-3 the cold
weather not fit there has been a return of
the rip in this city, and during the past
was: several hundred cases have been rm
0
Another hhlgh Wrasli.
manor. I’m. Dec. ‘l.*f~AIlillIlt‘f wreck oo-
curred in the brill Valley yards here. a
caboose and levers freight cars being do
mollshed. mum“ _ ‘
Iarhera' latices! Convention.
lelilllio. Dec. 1. w The bar-hers of
Pittsburg have heard a call for a national
convention to he held in this city in March.
lflt.
lay ladlst emit Unsuitarthary.
IA! rostrum Dre. bait is reported
that the min in}, will indict am it.
c-
Trial of an Alleged Wholesale
Poisoncr Begun.
HURDBB SAID T0 Bil BIB TRADE.
filo Defendant's Record In Other Cities a
Strong Fraturs 0' the Prosecution—Ila
Was Charged In Chicago With Attempt-
Ing to Take Ills Wife's Life.
NEW Yoilil. llrc. 4.--~’l'lu- Meyer- trial for
murder hypoleoniuu was lupin today iii
the oyer and li'l'lilllli r lwi’nr. .luslil-v Iiur-
rctt.whu has ill.l liguml iulloliluitiolml litl<
gallon for wow ytlll'l‘l. 'l‘lm illli'l'th in the
case in Hilli't'l) ill ll~ li‘i‘lillllf. llr. lii'lli'y
C. W. Mcyir llld' if what is charged ogniuat
him can llt‘lll‘vVl-d. disdained uli aciiillllcu-
till and rmminfli' “Cl'l‘ailllll in the creation
of a cutie“: C(‘li law. '1'Ili'lillill'f‘5sl in him rwts
entirely lll’lull his skill its lululroyer of hu-
man life. if lu- l! guilty.
That whirl: tho prow-cuiion. which is
bucked by all the iiiigllly rosournm of the
Mutual Life llznuranrrm.iiip-lu_.. will try
wpruvo lo l‘ml in tho ili'sf [H m- llr. ii. (Y.
W. .lnil-yvr, lll‘i wife Marin If) i one Ludwig;
lirumli, 1n lili' letter p.tf‘l of lull zuidin the
city of Chico”. onion-d iutuucouspirucy
to defraud ("'l’litlfl insurance companies.
,.
Ilil ii. i‘. W. .‘nllll’l'fl.
Policies t'w-z‘o l:ll~1- ii on ill'undt’s lift‘ in
favor of hie l- i li'yflrl'llidtli'lN ul iht’
lime of Li. i:t‘.‘l'll. llllll lilt‘ll .‘Iffi. lit-yer
Went through 4t wroumnynf innrrlagi-u itli
Brandi. limb-r llii- l.l‘.lli-' of flu-lave H. M.
.Iflflf‘ilii “until, in ur-‘ir l» l1."'lllt‘ rl lli'l‘n'
ill'lllry liliiii‘l lluv pv'iiciwu. "flu-iv um :il
illlll limo w ill- .H hirun ll. lill lmoul to flu
murder. ifmnvl: 'n‘:l'~ an ill-mmplu'o to
the {mud 'llm.‘ [“H-l. if it i‘llll lq-prui'ml
that tho Yi n ylzull. lit llw illlll‘ wus for
IirlllllilI< up,» l.l'.(‘r’.iill,' «Illnzililllwlmf
1 body in: lll'l .ainl i.i:« rrnllrrrl-liou fora
illVln‘lflllHi 2hr M. 1. If ill‘l ln-l-n Milli.
though it um: l,l-i in: pr lvml on llll‘ ll iul.
llllll. lllla\'v.l< ll;~- : maul lil‘iiillonil ilf
Meyer and i'u Lizlll.
IL-X
out Conspiracy.
in “on: lv-i: mui .‘tll- lllrr man
Iliiiilrfl u .o la «nil in lum-
luriml 2»: 'zu . \..lilil‘ in New
Yuri; :ilul . w '. 2‘ l . .j‘lwllllii flour
flux x f 1:3! 2‘ . m. Shortly
‘iIIV'l\i:llI li'f“ i:.|:liw. irmnll.
‘liilwl,
ll..u :- of IE mm. on Ill‘. 5.
:u i'l.lll‘ltllil limlilli
in r “in. ill‘ ittlit‘il
will as i'i'l‘lllllfilly’h-
.p.
.. i
: dioxin)
' ~ lio liligol'ml. qllilu llu~
ill mob in llll‘
Il'llllli. “*1 in ii: , .21 mil»
lllllll‘lllll liul l-iv'i i'lli‘ili'at'llli'i'y. 'l'lu-n
llt‘llll‘ll mud 2n » , :ilr-ll lli lllll i.llllll'l'f|ll
i‘rliirll-ly. :. ‘ '. ‘llli‘Hllfrvi‘I il:olmllan'
hold on llli' Lu... .2 floor llul nll'iill‘llly
llllll‘ii.
’i'llc Ctlllklll‘tlm of from] llllll murder. if
such it in», «lit-ml ill have Mli'l'l'l‘llill. for
Dr. Mimi»! lulll lunml'iilly “link out lilo
paper» “('4‘ ".lfj' for lll‘.‘ \t‘lillinl‘ ll- KI" lll'l'
nluuoy, l'nt: m;- Alumni Lliv ilihl Ililil ila
illspirinn- llrllll'ull by line liemulious up-
pi‘iirunce of Ur. .\l-‘yl-r with “Mrs. iluum"
will-ll elll- mm." in gf‘l lirr mono}. and its
chief impolor. illuilrl (i. (Lib-lie, mm
will himlili-x riillruce “will: u lino toulli
Comb."
.\ I‘siiiniia I'nlulur-r.
llrll-llli‘u illilmm mun found Mil lliiii
"i“l'fi. iiuum's" villil‘luils Il'lt'llil “"4 tin!
lllll-ui fumuue autprc: puimlllt‘l'lll l ll‘f‘flllil‘
try.
liv hml lhf'll llf'l‘l‘hlt‘ll llmilrlmluusllo
creelizll; ill ('lmrlw for [Manning ill-i lirsi
wife ninl llll‘ Lil-Jamil -l u wuuisiu lilillli‘ll
(leidrrnm... \lim ilii'nlllll Illa mmnul wife.
He had bull I'llm‘giil Willi ulluupzlou to
poison illll' imi‘lli‘.‘ lli‘ lil‘u'rlrll lltll‘. H:- illtll
berm lll.‘l.‘|l~-t"l of liillllll i-lurlnt: nitroglyr 'l'~
iii to a limo plume lil‘t- um. illnuml in llllt
furor anil inking lillll mil rowing on u but
iuiulm-i- liuy will: the purpow of bringing
him hurl; lion—i of "runatmlw." 'i'liu
Equitable m lllpnily lul-l il-luml in pay it
policy of 51-.le i'. Hell 1.: Moi nu llu- llii! of
~l Woman a lllllll' pnmf of ill-ulli Cltllltl Il-lill
Tole-till.
'l‘lir exhuumllml of lli‘nildt'n buoy wil-
urnlly followlu tome lliecut‘ulloe. ill-dint
Attorney Noni?» plitliologi-ltn liml lrlltffli‘
late exiiiu‘iu ll it and illllil that they louiul
pronto! lm:lulmlnielmiioi of at lmmt il‘l
grains of unllluony. The nympumm of
poisoning by thlsilrug are similar to limse
found in dysentery.
'l'he lirrviils of Dr. and Mrs. Mcyl-r wore
made in Detroit. where they liver:v living in
July last.
Dr. Meyer will be put on trial alone. it
is expected that the man Wilmer-r» and ii
woman named Mary Ntilltl, who. it in mill,
was armored as the victim of ilir'l'olodo
can, will {wave the chief l‘lililmltli'ie against
lillll.
, tt'riiusn l’iiiy Football.
Han Minimal. Dec. l.-~’l‘wo football
teams Wltliillsnl ui Wullmll plays-d a game
ll Central plilll. The players Wore short
thin: and l urn iroliserr.
A italtle in Mexico.
I'll. Paw, Tun. flee. ‘l.~"‘t‘l“l0hfl who ar-
fth'll from l'lliillinllilii confirm "limits of a
severe llulill.’ below: the lateral troops
Md the insurgents.
A new liven-wish fluvial tread.
fill. Julia. N. it. Dec tmliou. John
Boyd. lieutenant governor of New ilrnns»
wlihfilml shortly after midnight of apo-
P I:
he tlhlsago at Villarreaanr,
Vitttrmslmdloe. am'l‘he United tllatea
WUhicago arrived litre from (lanes.
may her voyage she eiieouatrrall a heavy
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Cash-h- $ l ocuiCaeh.
oceanic: mourn-2";
Practicalt‘igcle Repairing ’
ram-r.
lluuifiuliiii
line of the impel pattern mouldings to‘rwhleh
we mpgit iii y call your attention. Prices on
"was in as is consistent with 'firet clam
,wn ,.
Wolcoll it Niclerson
it lleln 8t: llomlli. Bank,
" Can ’t detect the microbes of disease.
and yet they exist by the million.
The pcnncnte the s stem. polinlc
5 the load and poison cviiai 03411113..
Disease is the inevitable result.
RA DAM ’S
MIBBOBE KILLER
destroys every specie of microbe and
cures cvcry form of disease. lt‘slllc
1 latest and greatest discovery of sci-
‘ once. No matter what form of dis-
» case you are suffering with it will
" ay you to investi etc. A 50<pngc
: .Joolt ofvalunblc inundation free.
‘ the Will. Radam Microbe Killer (20.,
. 1 WI Stu New York City.
' E, q 70"],INSON. ltNorth thin in
south Norwallr. g
lIllllllllllREIIIIIIIIIIMIIIluluIlllmlfllmuiflll l w t. .
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HINDOO IIHIDV
riuinl'l‘ns'rilu anovu
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Son is [list-neon.
l’ur
.‘lilllfl. rim. ruined by past abilml.
lo shrunk: n organs. and quickly .
last limb-ml in old or yolimr. l.: ~tlrrlmlln.\ or!
pork” l'ill'l'.l.00 lipzirimgo. .‘i {amulllln
writtrn gnarlutr-c fol-tare or mom-y refunded. l‘nzi l
.1 any ull riiloipic u vulst roll you any kill’i ul'
Imilnlnm. miston fit!IN".\I'(D~vnnnnvvlhl‘r 1r
ll" has nut no: Ii.,w rmnl iy lw mail upon rm lirl
of lrlro, i’nmplilx f lilf‘i‘lliif’ll'ni't lop» fl‘rv, . (ii rvL-i
sntnl Helical (‘o,, Props” things, “L. or enragrals.
CEO. 0. STILLSON.
South llorwallmllonn.
will 12’ ,
millennial.
‘mle Agent for
G. 8: J. ll. BBLTBN’S
Hill WATER HEATE!
LT! In '0 ”AVG.
Faillil
r H. Slut-icsaneasfilg lily Emis-
ylwr vluurumislm
ml surcly reefer»:
Cures all
r
Plumbing, Steam and lies-Fitting.
T in and Sheet iron Wort.
lint lir Heating.
but water. sloum or hot air healing.
fvi llOU'I’iI MAIN r’l‘
w. L. amount
83 SHOE lamp.
or iii 1 ill-mm sad I
”when; In the wailil. ”1 "'1
our would ”our
I - l l W
i‘i Shea. If?” equal to cumin mule and loci: and
must". i oswiilitttciiomlzolnyourfoomw.
00.05szth iig VI. l. lion in! Slices. llama Int
priest new all ills bellom, ice for it when you by
w.i.nonnnas,nmatm. lilacs. So by
J. SCHAUB.
Woman ammo - lllm‘ - BUFFER.
Cure Wllhrml Slnmrzct llmrrl’ '.
'r'EMfilE DlSGRDEB;
collision
ililli‘milllill.
DIEPLACEV':
Inilnnmwlluo, (for. : mm. ole.
If.” n no: la. 2:. z i: «and
Bi Bllltflslf. ”firmer .
'l'lm manner a: r..‘i. rally.
TIMI. not so thl‘fli.
(for flu uiar .sl' fir Ipultiw.
MONEY REFUNDIO
“they Fail in Reilly"! or Cuts.
ITMI
Guaranteed to V
"Pg: prevent and cure
Mfl—i—H ' ”italici-
to order-at short notice. We have on hand a in
Plans and estimates furnished for rillirr
WAT“- ‘ I
”HUMBIUHEHS' illicit. .
From .4.” to . 0 ill“ Ii ’5“ 0‘
inimilluwd'“
trim towel'nag‘énbflmnotlcs. ”drill? '
new“ maroon”:
girl-"frigid: Express. Wagons. etc.
F. BOY L870".
BOWAY’I’ON. 0T" opposite B. B. Bianca.”
, OLD arm RELIABLE .
"emu DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
80th Norwalk
Alli:
*‘NORWALK.
THE i'iiili’l'lidfiltfl
CITY llF NBBWALK
AND
EAGLE.
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t
an.
Will leave 9er 2.}. I}. R" Beckman street.
New ioi‘if. ill 5 p. in.
More Norwallr. 5 p. m,; Honlli Norwnlk, 0:30
p. m. .
Fn—ixht received from 7 a in. to 5 p. m.
l'pon application Ln agents flu: (Ill of Nor-
Wltlli and I-qulo will he sent. for spr-r' nl lots of
freiglllilruwiwroin New York or its vicinity.
H'f’All permits are forbid treating any of
tile elllpitl'bnl‘lflllf’ boats of this line on an-
lruunlol'l leouncrsthcreof. - er‘Jltf
.B.MurrIsSale o
successors to ii. if. llorrls l: ('0.
int VITAL. 3250.000.
64 Sudbuiy St, Boston, Mass.
Fire and
Bank Vaul a.
Bank laull. Doors.
noose Wilillilli All mus
The Best Sales} iii the World
l50.llllllln use. Always pis-
serve their contents.
ifiil "llill in Lynn. Mans" elnre t at eat
where 50 of our sales were subjected o intense
heat, prelaervimr till-1r content».
CHAMPION RECORD also in the “fell
Chicago Fire in ill’fi in the lireat Boston Fire
in “if... and in all thr- irreat fires since.
forclroulars. Agents wanted. a3
lie. itiulllis:
Paper "angel.0alclmluti.l'dlliltl
And dealer in
Will PIPER fill] Biliillills
1310th Main street So. Nomaih
i-‘uinpls hmlze of full inn itesf etyiru of
l’nper», Iinl'ilm's and Ullt Moolfinar taller.
lmnmm for Illl'pflflllflfl no notice by mini.
mmv Estimates rheerfully a van.
Physiciaiilirwwemtiil
ills. Bil. ii. i. lillllillllil
l'an ho r-onrultlvl at her offices.
342 Broad 8L. Bridgeport. lit
from ill entrain 7 p, in. any day ascent finnday
The Doctor in» retailer rivalries and f
the telsrsrm years has mm a the llillllllfl‘g
of 'thIlN a r 1'10”]: Mine and III
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Of
from any illiflc ty to t ans %
mmull lr. llnllmnl in the at t can
dome. and with: emu ncswf vlng the
most skillful and arlenti . lreatrnept imp
to modern surgery and mnllriua. I most»
furnlahml filrmhlinement can». 'I' ow
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