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VIEWS 0N THE MESSIGE
Congresememarying Ideas
Talk About It.
'l‘ou news sarcasm mm
p Wilson lays It Is All Itlght. Springer
I’M-kl It ll Forcible, bingloy Calls It
Wonk-Isa. and Hear Says It Is Remark-
”Mural Harrison Will Not Talk.
Wasnmorox, Dec. u.-—It is not often
that, the public awaits a president's mes-
sagewfth the intense interest which has
been manifested in the document just sent
to congress. The reading was listened to
with close attention in both houses, and at
Its close a number of pertinent and latch
estlng interviews were bad with members.
ErSpeaker Reed said: “I dislike to corn-
meal. on the message because it would not
be seemly to do it in adequate terms. It
is exceedingly disappointing both in mat~
tor and manner. It is largely made up of
aweariaomenssurne of the reports of his
secretaries, and they have hardly been im-
proved by condensntim. 'On the Hawaiian
question we are left as much in the dark
as ever and must wait the news of the next
steamer just us We have
long. That part of the message which ro-
latea to the tariff is most surprising. It
asaeverates that the house committee in
charge of that subject has formulated plans
and devised methods- of taxation which. as
a member, 1 have not even heard proposed.
“It is a rather unusual sensation to learn
of the deed of the committee, not in the
committee room, but. from the president of
the United States. Has that connnlttoo
ceasedeven in form to be composed of both
parties, and has it without even the for
mality of a word in open committee in-
formed the president of its determination
in such way that the president can officially
communicate it to the house?
“How long has it been pnrtoi our sys-
tem that the committee of an independent
branch. and above all the committee which
controls the pursc, shall report to congress
through the president? is this the result
of the rumored blending of the appointive
with the loch-lat ivc power? It. is bad worth
to have a (drill bill made up byn little cc-
terie~‘politicai bill,’ as Mr. Wilson callslt
«but to have “communicated to thepresi-
dent before it rent-lies even the committee,
still less the house, shows a determination
to be movad by no facts and modified by no
arguments, which makes apparent the ab-
surdity of appointing Republicans on the
committee of ways and means at all times."
Hr. springer commands It.
Mr. ispringer of Illinois of the banking
and currency committee of the present con-
grea- said: “In reference to the tariff the
message is clear and forcible. The presi—
dent does not. enter into an elaborate dis
cuaaion of the subject, but recommends a
complete compliance with demands of the
American people for tax-ll! reform. in this
the message will receive the cordial com-
mendation of every Democrat in the land
and of many others who” realize that our
present protective system is injurious to
the best interests of l he people. In reference
to Hawaii the president takes the only
course which is - consistent with inferna-
tlonal honor and county."
Mr. Holman of ludiann: "It is an able
and forcible document. The earnest sug-
goetiona of economy contrast strongly with
messages heretofore presented."
Chairman Wilson of the ways and means
committee: “The president's message is all
right. lilo is eepecluli right on the tariff."
Mr. Tracey of New 'ork: “i am satisfied
with it. it is a good message."
Mr. Gear of lows. member of the com-
mittee on ways and means: “The president
says that he will restore Lilluokalanl,
gives the majority of the ways and int-ans
committee away on the income tax and
with Hancock that the tariff Is a
local issue and asks the people not to
kick."
Mr. Bynum of indlans, member of the
ways and means committee: "it was every
concise but clear statement of the multi-
tude of questions congress will be called
u n to consider. Home sections I would'
ii to read more carefully. but the princi-
pal views presented meta. my unqualified
approval. I am especially pleased with the
tar-ll question and the courageous man her
in which the president came to the support
of the committee, as tariff reform could
not be accomplished without the support
of the administration."
Mr. Payne Disappointed.
Mr. Payne of New York, member-of the
ways and Inenns committee: “The message
is a remarkably disappointing document.
it Is mainly devoted to a resume of the re-
ports of the several departments to which
the president seldom adds an opinion of
his own. 0n important matters It gives
little information. (in Hawaiian affair-alt
gives us no Information. ‘llis announce-
ment of the internal revenue feature of the
plan of the ways and means committee is
astounding. This is the first Information
thornlnority members have bad that any
conclusion has been mashed. if reports
are consul. the implo of Motion are In-
formed on this important matter much
earlier than members of the oouunlttea.
The questi now seems to be whether all
mutton ‘ not originate at the White
flours.”
llr. Dinghy of Maine: “The message is
voluminous and wesrisoms in its recapitu-
Iadon of the smaller incidents of the fill-
nntaat questions which have arisen in our
foreign affairs. baton the current foreign
question of which seem as wall as the
country ought to know the exact situa-
a. it, lo'er fictions Iv‘vlth flagell—
m use outset ograve.
lfr. liaise" of i’eansylvania. member of
the via and means wmmittael "it would
soon t at the president has not rt heard
when from mausoleum, ew York.
teammate. Ohio and leave. When he
refers to the "auction of tariff charges on
the marine of life. i suppose he hasrefa
wastes to ehatopamns and brandy. It seems
like cruel sarcasm on the of the presi-
Itattorpeak of the issue He molttotha
we. corner from free raw materials when
we come to consider the thousands of men
that will be homeless, boom and .
“who thread sac incommensurate
sentry are shut up for the benefit of the
foreigner. 0a the win he must be a
most devoted admirer of t president who
all lad is the increase any is;
of the liemecrstte waiting on t on
Dear calls rs Wants.
Sewer Hear: “it was a roots remark-
afla m in several ' it treats
2:: the ‘ ti lilo. mhs‘g'h
count I
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and Wt m
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been waiting so .
without precedent; This redectfouoomal
with an ill grace from a president who has
dealt as the eaistlnu president has dealt
with the consular service of the United
States without even taking the advice of
his secretary of state and whose appoint-
ment of Van Alon has been such an offem
to the country’s loose of dreamy."
Mr lhml. lit-of Maine: “It in the HM
(txl‘l‘ii) . - -‘nc.n.v.cnl. which directly im-
plr l, ' 4' . ilgt‘d malfeasance in odico
» .:; y tremou upon a United
-* against whom nothing was
~- administration up to the
* voice was accepted. The
. , may be aware of the pol-
mlcr of the Unifod Statu
. . his authority for making war.
b... .. a '1 and putting upgovernmeuts.
l»! "'lll nui."
Bola-la Vu‘urheca: “in the main the
memoir is a sound,strong document. I
have no! (‘Xflulinfil it critically arid cannot
go into closer criticism. 1 think it will be
well received by the country.”
A number of other curators. most of
whom were Democrats, were seen. but de-’
clined to cxpriss their views. Among
these were Sherman of Ohio, Aldrich of
Rhode Island. ill)! of New York. Daniela!
Virginia, Mills of Texas, Coke ofy'l‘cxns,
Jones of Arkansas. Cockroll of Missouri,
Smith of New Jersey, Harris of Tennessee
and \Vilithnii of Mississippi.
Praiaod by lander: Papers.
1.051905, Dec. 5 .‘Scarly all the morning
papers today speak of President Cleveland’s
lllt‘srs’lil‘c in highly complimentary terms.
The llnily Graphic says: “Mr. Cleveland
is to be congratulated upon his firmness
and consist
The ’l‘lmes says; “The message exhibits
clear and well rcasoticd views of policy in
addition to much force of character. The
portions of the mesmge bearing upon for-
eign affairs are conceived in a highly cred-
itublc spirit. Considering the chsnvlnism
of our American klnsfoik, it is the more
creditable that the preeldentlms frankly
admitted the wrong done to Hawaii."
The Daily News says: “The message is
well Worthy of the national crisis in which
it istlriivorwi." "
Harrison on the Melange.
l'slilANM'ULIs, Dec. 5. wbixd'residcnt
Harrison. when asked if he had read the
presidcnt's message. replied» that he had
just. llnishcd its perusal. but declined to
talk upon it for publication.
“The impropriety of an cxvpresident dis—
cussing publicly a president‘s message,"
said he, “is very palpable, and ldo not care
to do so. i am a ltrpublicnn.ar1d Presi-
dent Cleveland is a Democrat: consequent-
ly \vc dill‘cr radically in Ullf‘ views and
opinlom, and his suggestions and recom-
mendations are not in accordance with my
ideas. l notice, however, that he goes
down the line of the departments and
treats of them fully. its length, too. in
greater than the average tiles-nine."
A LIVELVY‘ choReH WAR.
Cardinal Gibbons [lacks a Priest Agnlnll
ilia Polish Flock.
luminous, Dec. fi.~(‘nrdinal tilhlmua
got out an injunctionngnhisl ccrtain mem-
bers of the Polish Catholic church of this
city in favor of its pastor.thc llcv. Mlcczy-
law Honduras, restraining them from in
tcrlcrinu with the collections of house
l'l‘illS, pew rents. school fees, Sunday coi-
lertions. etc, and also from interfering
wit it the pastor in Lhedischnrgeof his duty.
Father Iiarnlnsz Is not popular with
smile of the congregation; hence the tran-
iilc. lie was appointed by Cardinal Gib-
bons some in months ago and took full
charge of the affairs of the pastorate. much
to the chagrin of a committee who had
been attending to money matters of the
church under the ferrncr rumor. Several
lights have occurred betwaen the members
of the congregation and have on more than
one occasion been carried into the criminal
court.
For several Sundays policemen have been
stationed at the church to preserve order,
and at one ”testing the {motor claims he
was lyrdly hauled and mauled by the tram-
en. one of whom was bound over to keep
the peace. ~ 1
In. Paxton Deal-a the Interview.
l'lrrsnruo..flw. [hr-"C,“ the authority of
Henry I’rcstley. who had been authorised
by Dr. John ll. Paxton to make the denial
for him, tin-greater part of the interview
alleged to have been had with Dr. Puma
and published in Pittsburg and New York
lapel-a on Sunday In branded as a lie. Dr.
i’axton said he made no statements about
wanting to kill certain persons In New
York and cut oil the cars of othent
A lupubiioau steering Committee.
Wasllla'oraa'. Dec. b.~'l‘he Republican
members of the senate held a brief earned!
after ndimlrumvnt for the purpose of tak-
ing into consideration the apwlutiug clan
sdvleory committee. The chairman was
authorised to m-lcct a committee of is. it
is under-sumo that this committee will ho
expected totako charge of all strictly party
lllltttttlomt In the senate and to not In many
respects as a steering committee.
shipwrecked la far or! has.
Pomona. Ma, nee. swwmam liol‘
stron sndllltlolph Tomi-on. the only surviv-
ora of the wrecked bark All} Bonnet this
port. which weutdown on the Irish coast
on Nov. i7. arrived here.
minute's hhlpa finder Way.
31. ’l‘uoms, West indies. lire. o.«~'f'ho
Brazilian cruisers Nlctheroy. Captain
linker. and America. llaptnin Cranmer».
are preparing to soil under sealed orders
for some port In Brazil.
Hundreds fed by Charity.
monitors. loll, lire. il.-'i‘iio greatest
suffering prevails airman lb porn and an.
employed at this city. between an and son
families bean; daily fed by charity.
M. Joseph Grip Chicken.
or. Joust-a. Mu. Dee. Ila—The grip is
prevailing to an alarmin extent in can
rity. Over «messes have a moments
the is» three days.
M'%§‘STW”I
Assumes, lit-e. awn rues than was
given the victorious navy (mt l team at
the bombastic by the Miami the llavai
wademy. .
President and "milk"? ti
Des aliases. Dee. a». ova on m
investmenlmrnpanymfliled. President
is. W. Stone Is missing. and so are the
coils.
we..- N‘n. .... .
fire In a Moot flotilla... ,
Warmth. Main. Dos. its-Fire broke
out to the high school building and for a
ameliorate pauiemoagtiuflopaplia
can lolloll at wan
“Fifi-sauna. ins. nus-A mummies
SALEM'Si DEFAULTER.
no Spent ru- nlonay la Gambling and lllgh
Living.
Suns. Mass. Dec. 5.-The police have
been unable to get any trace of the where.
abouts of Clarence lint-pity. the fugitive
teller of the Salem Savings bank. The
bank has authorized a reward of .100 for
his apprehension. A search of his room in
the Price block was made, but only afew
poker chips. a flask of whisky and some
mentor-ands were found. The papers may
be the original memorauda in cases where
false entries might have been made. and
they will be compared with the books.
The trustees gave out the following state-
meals
“The finance committee of the Salem
Savings baigk‘has tirade an exernlnatlon of
the affairs of the bank and feels justified
in announcin that the deficit in the ac—
oounte of C once Murphy, the late re-
ceiving teller of the bank. will not exceed
820,000. Two of the commissioners of sev-
lngs banks have been present at the bank
and authorize the statement that this sum
can be charged of! at once from the undi-
vided profit of the bank. which now
amounts to 864,348. without affecting any
future dividendsl' .
This announcement of the approximate
amount of the defalcatlon is a great one
prise. nail was supposed the loss would be
credited properly on deposits, and the gen-
eral Impression Is that the cm! Is not
reached in the matter yet.
It has been learned that of late Murphy
has spent considersb'u time at a gambling
bouseiu Lynn, and that he has withina
few months dropped “.000 there on poker
and policy. He has spent considerable
money In last living, and it is believed that
he has squandered all that he faith. It was
reported that he had committed suicide at
North Attleboro. but the rumor pruvcd to
be untrue.
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS.
Judge iii; of Kansas threatens to expose
Mm Lease. ’ _
Actor iioinud liccd, who is ill in Town-
to, is reported better.
William Kuircr. a baker in l‘nindeu. N.
J., was shot and killed by a burglar.
General Ornics has accepted the task of
trying to form a new cabinet in Belgrade.
Two train robbers were captured at
Bella Pininc. Ia., while hiding in a church.
The trial of I’rcndergnst, the murderer
of Mayor Harrison, has been postponed un-
til Wednesday.
Father Kncipp. the priest of Worlshofen.
Bavaria. author of the well known water
cure, is to visit the pope at the desire of his
holiness.
Depositors of the wrecked Iluckloy State
bank at Tacoma have offered a reward of
$500 for the apprehension of the nbscoud-
ing president and cashier of the bank.
An American naval oillccr says that En)-
poror William is negotiating for the Amer
ican yacht Vigilant and intends to have
her taken to Curves to race next season.
POTTERY TRADE DEAD.
1C0 Orders ”are Coma In since the ‘I‘arifl
llill Was I’nbllahad.
Tnfis‘ma’. Dec. hmrlcvual large potteries
in this city have rimrd down within the
past week. Other. \\ .Il follow. The trade
is dead. A committee of the msnnfactur
are visited Washington last week to see if
something could not be done to prevent the
passage of the crockery clause in the WIL
son tariff bill to save their business. A
Canvass of the congressmen showed that
the majority were not in favor of modify-
ing or making any changes in the tariff
clause. Manufacturers say that not a sin-
gle order has been received by them since
the Wilson tariff bill was published.
The sanitary ware manufacturers have
just made a cut of lib per centln the selling
price of their goods to dispose of the stock
which they have on hand. it is said that
about 4.000 hands employed in '36 potterles
will be thrown out of employment. The
manufacturers at l-iset Liverpool and 1! l-
timore will follow the example set by t c
Trenton potteries, and all their factories
will he closed down in a short time.
Will Hall For Honolulu.
NEW Yuan, Doc. 5.«The Iiornld today
prints the followin; from Washington:
More mystery has been added to the lily
waiian situation. There is definite lulor~
motion that a messenger is to be dispatcher.
on the revenue cutter Corwln from San
Francisco within the next 48 hours with
additional instructions for Minister Willis.
What these instructions are is a secret.
(initially the authorities will not even so
knowledge that the Corwln is being fitted
out. for a voyage to Hawaii. There Is abso-
lutely reliable authority. however. for the
statement that orders were sent to San
Francisco last Saturday to have the (tor-
win made ready at once for the trip. The
treasury department has turned the cutter
over to the state department for this pur-
pose. and it Is learned that a messenger ll
new on his way across the continent to
board the Corwln and toeouvey to Minister
Willis secret dispatches.
Meal hetero lleelions.
itocnvrnln. (loan. Dec. fin-Till! city slee-
tion resulted in a complete victory for the
Republican ticket.
Woossocrrr. it. 1., Dec. b.~Aran J. lio-
thir. the Republican candidate. was elected
mayor by a good majority.
In ”atom of the conno- schools.
New Yeas. Ike. auras National ileum
l'or the Protection of American institu‘
lions has issued an alums to the public in
defense of the American free common
Iohooi system
note a baseballs! of Jewelry.
Prwvioanca. Dee. sun Jewelry safety
man was robbed on an Old Colony train of
a sample cuss containing ttnoo worth of
gold jewelry by an unknown thief.
layer anm by a hash.
finance m. Elsa. Dee. h-«Mayor ll. 0.
Williamson was brutally assassinated by
Kir Miller. a notorious tough. lie mar-
ble victim with a biotigeos.
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cases“ was nus-r. flame.
Pstmamu. bee. k-Jl'lis Camden
Ilsa arrested John hmbert and bowls
In. botbrwlorstl. on suspicion of having
hindered Baker Kain.
Io M mm“ W. ,
new foam. (loan. Dee. dull the
weather is favorable. the autistic-d will
loavatlultarbor for her trial triptomer:
new at 10 o’clock a. in.
new lies. a. cumulative
an: «as
A but affine county to about
' Install Iii has Manitoulin
@‘WW‘
‘W.
largely to depositors who had not been ,
TRAM PS‘ PARADISE.
Governor Law-lung Vorhlds the Arrest of
Vagranta In Karlene.
Tor-uni. Dec. ls.~0ne of the most re-
markable circulars ever issued by the ox-
erutive of any state was sent out by Gov-
ernor Lewelliug. The letter In addressed
to all boards of police cammlaaionersln
Kansas and particularly render- nugatory
all vagrant laws. After reciting the hard-
ships of the poor "in olden times the gori-
eruor reviews the present condition of af-
fairs among the poorer classes in the coun-
try. lie scores the have now on the statute
books which call the man out of work and
pcnniless a “oortlldence man."
Speaking of the vagrancy laws of Kan-
sas, he says: .
"it separates men into two distinct
classes. differentiated as those who are
pennlless and those who are not. and de-
clures the former criminals ' Only the lat-
ter are entitled to the liberty guaranteed
without visible Incuns of support or some
legitimate business is the involuntary con-
dition of some millions at this moment,
and under tholuw We proceed to punish
them for being victims to conditions which
we as u people have forced upon them."
The circular then continues as follow:
“1 have noticed in police court reports that
‘siccping in a box rar' is among the vario-
ticaol this lzt‘lll‘vtl» crime of being poor.
Some police ju l,-,.~-. il.‘|\'i' usurped a sover‘
cign pilwm' firm i.» not prrmiltcd the high-
estiunclhnmnm of the slows or nation.
and victimsul nullislriul conditions have
born pori-mptmilv ordered to leave town.
“in some titles it is provided hyortil-
notice that if police court fines are not paid
or scoured tln- i niprit shall be compelled to
work out the anmnnt nsa numicipnl slave,
and rock piles and ‘hullpens' are provided
for the enforcement of these ordinances.
Such city ordinances are in flagrant viola.
lion .oi constitutional prohibitions, The
ruck piles and ‘bnllpcus‘ should never have
been nscd in tiogrtvllug the friendless and
pour. Let these twin relics of the departed
anilion block cease to disgrace the cities of
Klillsilil. and on (‘hrisunm tiny the rock
pile. and the "bnllpcufi anti the 'rrimc of
brim: Immriiia and pour‘ be obsolete in all
tho (it irs of Killistts governed by the mom»
pclltau‘ police act." .
POISON AND REVOLVER.
A Morphine Enter 'I'~Iu to Murder III.
“’holu family.
Ears. Pm, lice. 3v. luau! "ally, nutc-
clmnlc of this city. \vl:.i. may from n
morphine Iii'llfllll'il, piutilh i rin- murder of
hisvulirr i'atiliiy, llllll but i. r the upper
illlu‘ :ll'rhul of than if», \vlw-i‘ grit-f seemed
to disarm him. ili‘ wrnhl lmu- sucr-cmlcti.
Sunday evening (fully gan- his son Walter
a heavy (loss of lllllrpillflt' and kept his
secret until his wife ilctr-rmi his crime.
weeping for his boy and i--. ;
cxpn‘ssul four of public i xp. .
linriy on Monday nnirnin.
in Ivorrou‘inlzn revolver from at. ninthpect—
lug neighbor. 'i‘Izvu caning 1.1-. nil'v out
of tho lltlilsl' for n nmnn-m ilc lit-gun the
work ofmurdrriug his innocent children.
Win-able baby lill‘fl'l saw the Ix-voivermhe
threatened to tell her man ' hm desist-
ed mnlcr n threat. Hispilit'ln‘d
l"l‘ll terms
i'mlj. ll
littio iiertim. \vlm “'il~ rm. mum ungrusswi
by her sclitmlslutlirs ililllf‘t‘l . -- m: father‘s
actions.
He then s‘cnt a hull (broilull Walter's
brain as lu- lay r'll Ihr lsh': vii-ulna from
(lie poison he had iii-m .«H‘il .t'v-w hours
prior. t'nily lurnnl l v kl; "H will. but ill!“
lam-r ran f)lli.l~.~l"i‘, ., 5.! . it inissllc.
ll-vl-z
and called Iii-a mu! arr ll./iri\l‘1h30
be the no.“ \'it‘illll. till i i.- \‘mly's diu-
lrucmi cries mumi xln- :lilii'ui.~i‘t'l' to plane
loom-nonuh to mallow: iv» nillllcil the
t'llll\|. t‘miy glare-l n :uunnni at his mic.
and thou. accruing in it'lt‘ill, he turned and
timl a ball through his nun disordered
brain.
The tragedy um. the trims-lied. and "lost
lr-xnllim; in the rrnninni annals of this
city. .\ir.~. ('utiy. the unhappy wife. is in u
[lined pilinbic plight. and i: is loan-d ”he
will lose her reason.
Dead In an Old Hume.
Moluus’rowx. .V. .l.. Dec. .3. While
Nitllt‘ boys were vvuikingsiuiutho- shore
of f‘ilt‘t‘ilwl'll lake. almui ”no Milli-fruililhis
rlly. l lu-y tllsmvcml : lie I». nly of umun luau
olil llume which lilll‘t‘ iiil‘ill‘llt‘llWllil'l‘ptlw-
or to the Spcmlu'cll iron Works. The body
was taken out and identifies! as that of
Jilllli‘i Blanchard. till yflll‘a old. lilanclb
out» home was a mauli brick buildingonce
u-cul as an office for the iron uurkh. it in
near the spot where he was found. it is
suppmml he fell into the sluiceway. and
brine feeble was unable to save himself.
Catholic Editors Mu Each other.
llau'l'roun, flee. ti who a result of a bit
tor controversy that has becuinprogreaa
lit-tween The Connecticut Catholic of this
1‘in and The Catholic Eitnmiardnl New
Haven. Editors Scott and U‘rlullivnu of the
lam-r paper will bring suit flil‘iiilf'l against
Editor John J. i-iplnln of the former paper.
Wandering floral: floats at Last.
llt‘ItLiMll‘ns. VL. live. 5. . .\ wandering
Vermont trump known as “Crazy liar-ah"
dropped dead In the street here. She never
slept In abed. always resting in a chair.
Eight hundred dollars In bill» was found
«ancestral in her raggml clothing.
Another Keystone flank ”trial.
i’mnamztrma, lice. r».-~-’l'ln-, trial of
lirnry ll. Yard, who is churned with (lid
inguml abetting the nillcvrn of the Key
sinus National imnk in the nllseppllcatiou
of the funds of the latch. was begun hem.
Myth lib Wife Wants to Kill flit.
humans, llrc. fl.-ln the Kings county
mart of sessions Usivin H. llufltnire. a
Fillilumis farther. accrued his wife WIL
helmiun and Edward llmvley with trying
to poison him so that they might marry.
County Road [improve-lent Began.
AIJIAle. Der. 5.~Bevcrai of the richest
men in Ulster mainly have incorporated
the Floor (thirsty ltiml improvement
lutnpnuy. Willi the object of assisting In
improving the math in that mainly.
Baum rails in Bantam
l‘snnr. U. 'i‘.. Dre o.-flmn ll. llama.
curtail the sitcommlasloners of pensions,
who was engaged in the grocery and hard-
ware bullpen». has failed.
A lama ballots III-II ”Ila.
Minor. N. Ii. Dec. c.—-'l’hel}itisens’ bank
has gum- into voluntary liquidation. The
bank is mainly owned by (leorge if. Lewis
of flew York.
anumua at ”inaction.
reissues. N. J.. Dec. soon, Nansen
arbitrate! the vision of bar football team
Weightbyaamndboannoatba
by the constitution. To be found in a city ‘
All night long he tori.- through the house '
MR WILLIS HESITATES.
The Restoration of Liliuokalani
Was to Be Delayed.
A SHIP BRINGS HBWS FBOI HAWAII
he blew lllnietor at Honolulu (law: As.
-anrnnoe That the Provisional Govern-
ment Would Not [to Disturbed for.
WoekaJ—Now Conditions Aroao at Home.
Pour Towxslssb. Wash, Dec. 5.—-'i‘he
barkentine Klickltat, Captain Cutler. ar-
rived from Honolulu with advices to Nov.
‘20, four days after the steh‘nier Alameda
selled‘for San Francisco. in an inten few
published in The Evenlng-Star,Mlnislor
Willis Is reported to have said:
- "You are authorized to state that no
change in the present situation will take
place for several weeks. i brought with
me certain instructions from the Ballad
States government on the Hawaiian situa-
tion. Since my arrival contingencies have
arisen about which neither the United
States government nor myself was aware
best. in exercising the thacretion allowed.
to submit those matters to Washington
before proceeding i‘urther to carry out my
original instructions. No one need fear
trouble, and no lawlessness will be per-
mittct ."
This statement gave the annexationists
much satisfaction, and the royalists were
much displeased
On account of the many rumors current
of the contemplated action of the queen‘s
supporters the provisional government;
found it necessary to keep two companies
of soldiers under arms for several nights
after the Alameda sailed. '
Willis Antares Peace.
.The editcrof The Evening Star requested
Minister Willis to submit a statement to
the public to allay the general fooling of
unmrtaluty. In a published inlL‘w-iew Mr.
Willis said: “Yes, i. believe that the time
has come when it is right and proper for
me to use my dislzrt'“ ill in fin-i matter.
You are authorisud ... an) fur-me thatno
change in the pnwnl duration will take
place for “rural nooks."
Mr. Willis linen made the statement
quoted above and nuliIi-d, "i furwnnicd my
dispatches to \l’ashlngtou by today’s
sienna-r. and until i receive an arisucr to
them no change will take place in the
preheat situation nor will anybc allowed.”
”What do you mean by the expression.
‘Nor will any be allowed?“ "
“i mean just lhis—lhntnntii the time
more: for me to carry out my Instructions
the peace. and good order of this commu-
11in will be kept undisturbed."
TO END THE STRIKE.
Arbitrators l'rom Two States Working to
“rifle "to Lahigh Trouble.
llmntaeusn, Pic, Dec. 5.—.»\ conference
between the joint arbitrators' committee.
representing the boards of the status of
Xew York and New Jersey on the one inuul
and the mpresenlatives of the Lehigh Yal-
iey railroad strikers on the other, was held
here in the Eagle hotel. The situation was
discussed in all its phases for three hours,
at the end of which time. nods-finite con-
clusion having been reached. the conference
look a recess and met again at night.
The arbitrator» hall a plan for the selfish
ment of the sirikc. which was presented to
the grievnnwcutnmitwe. The latter took
the ground that it would not entertain any
proposition that. Would deny to the men the
right. which they claim is due them, and it
was then agreed that a thinl plan, in fram-
Ing which both strikers and arbitrators
would take a hand, bc manic ready.
No effort was made by oil for connnitfcc
to see President Wilbur. but at the earliest
Inonwut alter a coucludun is reached he
will be called upon and asked to lead his
assistance to end the trouble.
The feeling here is that the affairlsdrnw-
lug to a focus. Startling developments
may at any moment transpire among the
men on strike.
(.‘blef Arthur In “'llkesbarrr.
“'lldil'lslmlllfti. In. “or. 5.— ('hii-f Ar-
thur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers and i'bluf Sargent of the llroth-
erhood of Locomotive Firemen arrived In
this city. '
Big Dian In Rome.
lions. h. ii. lh-c. l’l.-—~.\'t‘arl)‘ the entire
plant of the lbnne locomotive works was
destroyed by fire. Several years ago these
works employed nearly LMO hands, but
about two years ago it passed Into the con.
trol of a receiver. Since then the works
have been practically idle. Nearlyall of
the building» were totally consumed. and
at midnight the flames were still raging
furiously. Several persons narrowly etc
coped with their lives. Several minor ac~
citieutn occurred. The loss will probably
amount to over WMJIO.
flaking Smyrna lingo Again.
Vilflliulllil. N. J.. Dec. ll.-~’l’he Smyrna
rug manufactury. which usually furnishes
employment for about ills) oimratlvee and
Which has remained idle for three or four
months. has started up, giving employ-
ment to a large another of needy ones.
Wade's War on a Ward-a.
Diana, Dec. dullovemor Waite to
never! State Penitentiary Commissioner
Reynolds on the ground of malfeasance in
office. lie will now attempt to remove
Warden Mcllleter.
lnrdorar Davidso- naad. ,
Pinssoae, Dec. a—Coriis Davidson,
who assaulted and murdered Miss Birdie
Beach at Alliance, 0.. on Nov. ll. after
ghlch he cut his own throat. died at Can:
u. 0. MW...
Oil- (this. Deserts Moon.
Boston. Dec. flu-«Chin Chlng.allas Old
Sport, one of the most notorious Chinese
nook-and selectors In the country. has
lissppeared twin thla any.
“other Branch of the Marinate Iona.
Parranrarma. Dec. lie—Tbs Pmnsylm
ala railroad has secured a errotrelling in-
terest in the Toledo. Peoria and Western
Railroad company.
the Its-atlas Ia Danton.
”assent. Conn. Dee. h-«Thers is no
sign of a break in the hattm' immune
from the present prospects the light will
be a long one. ‘
use Jenny u use.
Chicano. Dee. anames W. Correction
widely known under the mbrlquet of Bad
Jimmy, died of consumption here.
Willem. ad. .0.» nor a
ominous-cements. er
_ tau ”Mam.
when I left Washington. 1 have thought '
Hale’s, _.
.lliiliiil‘Al.
titres All
infill Tillllilills
25 etc.
\
it .
Here to Stay.
L
Tobacco
Is a. chew
that suits,
and 3t L'i'rc)‘ clutllgm.
ill-Antsy: PILLS
- DB. CATON’S. RELIABLE
Unprincipled persons imitate our ad. and
counterfeit our TANbY PILLS. therefore take
special care you get Dr. CATON'S, and avoid
[I worthless "compounds." Remember this
[a “It “RRIINAL preparation of Milo kind. II“!
the only UNIVERSALLV SUCCESSFUL one.
Always sale and sure. At droughts." sent
direct. realm. lvvf‘ .‘I. roll lnionmtlon free.
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CATiN SPEED 00.. Boston. Mass.
ortlll ly
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nature an on r .
turf:- nr lineal-maul
:10 :nfui and erbium n pt‘i‘llmut‘lli cure. and often
. ‘uliln: in death, Hilton‘s-wry. Why endure
lhil terrible disease? w? guarantee a
born to cure any case. a on: our for
bent-lite recclvcri. H a bus. (i for Fr. Sent by mail.
Quarantine Issuui by our agents.
CONSTIPATION ”we" “’9‘. .f’f‘i’liffg
hint. f
the tl.l\'El-lmii>.'u ‘. ‘ .
B DPi'KlFIl . .
takmsapeclnlly .-
Scents. , .
OUABA‘STELH ...
For sale bvlrcurge t‘ Hullsun. M. Nor-walk.
Ik‘il'.‘ lyr
s Y’s a 4 2 mi“
insure your Life in the l'onn. Normal Life
ins. Co.. of Hartford. Rsnxomhcr. young man
thatlc a day will insure your life for WW,
and be a day will give you
ONE THOUSAND DDlililS
if living. at 45 years of age.
8. S. L'Hommedieu. Ag’i.
Iii Washington Street.
South "email.
our» annual suites sun
ti Washington street.
Ups-n daily from t to 12 a. nu. and from ltoli
c. m.. and on Saturday evenings from s to l.
1!" interest allowed on domain.
ALDEN SULMAND. Preat.
mtr’N H. ”R318. Viwl‘resf.
illli‘v' ll. KNAPP. flecaad Tran
House Mover.
homining‘almovol in first-class airlifht’Dmm
Ill ER than no It 5 rec .
n ‘ ‘7. r. direiinck
hi. it lies as. Norw'alk. Gone
"a. of JENNINGS;
Undertaker.
4 ii slofl’r STREET. NORWALK. CONN
Opt-mite Hum Rallwavnapot.
“evidenced Elm stml. Marlo)” call “-8
ani‘ tf
-The “s..-
The first of American Newspapen,
CHARLES A. DANA, Editor.
“W
The American Constitution, the Amort-
can idea, the American Spirit. These
first. last, and all the time, famerl
W
The Sunday Sun
is the great»: Sunday newspaper is
the world.
tries to. a my. liy mil. I! a year
Daily. by hall. to a year
iatlyaal larder. by nail. as a year
the flatly. ‘ .1 D ”If
mm-rssmmums.
lumen!
EVERY PAIR
Leading Dry
Cloak
We are showing
CLOAKS, JACKE
and Children.
3.-
At the o hing
changes int- 0 at e
Meat. m 4. mm mm “snag.
masons...“ ‘*
elevators: is uretcomnmngnuranmym
linking a new 03.90 m... shoe in the W
(Jail and examine them before purchasing anyother shoe.
H. 5. BROWN?!
South Main street. 80. "emails
Tristram & * Hyatt's.
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk. ,
all the Latest Novelties of the season in
8,.CAPES and WRAPS for Ladies; Misses
, Infants’ CLOAKS, a great variety of styles and
in white and colors.
FUR aPEg.
oflhe present For Season some im
Tristram
No. 2 Gazette
«canteens,
WARRANTED. ,1
Goods Store
Cleaks
materials ,
...o
‘9
and shape of For Garments have been in-
troduced, which as attracted the attention of the trade in these
goods. We are showing only the V9
guarantee every garment we sell to be
and asiow in price as any firstclass goods are sold.
Latest Styles and we
t-class in every respect
& Hyatt, ~
Building.
Here’s a
(or Park
easy of access, trimmed in cloth,
light.
Usual Pri
u. I.. in Haven & Hanna an.
NIH’EMBIB 19. 1.93.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AB
ii arrow. A. MAME so. all s
will; tics w. r.n.- so or..l 10‘ can iii
0!. 0 Mi.
marina. A. M—Mlac. Olin.
1032311 as r. u.-i:osu.. 1 lo «a: i sit. '
Bone. .M-llli.lill.lll.6
n‘i‘ifl co. to: via one...» on. '
mnmronl
son-N swan. a. “or 01.. so:
as!” 701 0. soc 0a.. Ill) 01..
who ex.. was if on.
me noon . Ila-13¢! ac.. am so.
so: u. m eat. so u. an ax. lot
“01198.net. Immanuel“ 01%
lolao.'9illg a .3 «ghoul 1”ac.
it'll: {35%. m’iflimidnishh
DANS“! “"1810”.
.1 NORWALK for
common“... ”lags;
gag-git "fig sea. p. m. lie on.
. infield a "re sores:
tummfimaenpfm. madam rise, saw
me Mann.
"In” m" "at“.
'nMVI
3W dim.”
a? mural .15?“ has anti
u a neon osmium s' a kill
9. “a ,
“Us
Wright’s Repository,
tor. Franklin and Madison Streets. South: Ilorwall, tel.
FOILOWB:
Fun New Your. Fos New Bevan.
A. 3i.- I ll! Wash. ea. Alt-10101..
on) on. i Int-1..
523 can ll #2 ex..
015 local ex., 23'! ac..
one l.ex.. Issac"
'Il? l.er.. Moan.
Totem. DH 02..
8 21oz" W as ex"
9“! can it we ..
es» sc.. II“ an"
lo 11 or“ P. M.-—12(lier..
It) to i’ltteiield ex.. i 10 01..
ll 87 local em. 1 “no"
P. M.” new ex. . 3 M 08..
i i uh, i?! am.
are or. aimac. to Bridgeport. _
I bi ac.. W 00..
i or six. 6 21 ac..
i Kl em, .1 1001..
Moan. TE ac. in Bridgeport.
618 ML. also"
it 5 . ac.
6293:. Int Adam “and ar.
6 so am. Sundays-l all no.4
i' as». ii ll ac.. a. an:
mall-c" 17 it ac. p. nu.
Sundays—A. .. 0 lb ac.
P. Melt ll ac.
7 at M‘.»
Mllac.
Bargain. .
A [AliEWililll PHAETIIII.
wagon.) '
Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is roomy and
painted dark green, strong and
co, $500.
This line for $350 lash.
It is 21 Genuine Bargain.
—~—--~ oer——
A full line of all other fashionable
Buggies, Phaetons. Canopies. Sleighs, etc.
Call and See Them.
They Will be told cheap, it told Soon.
6 per cent.
, nrsruuns not
~—Ol' THI—
IIiiiillESEX BANKING 00W
liddlolnwn, toss.
nonumlnatlons from: 8'” u 55.“.
——FOR SA MB?—
H. D. SMITH.
floors 1 lasoale Building. :Nmalk
onCSNé.
Buggies. Pissinnrhnapv
catapusiiilm. Ill.
Prices to suit All.
ammonium.
Henry Tilly.
ensue All was.
clam Ill
lumen . ms.
allalallaof
macaw-E13
manor. Ml.
shop Near Depot.
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Norwalk Chronicler