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' “diffuses. sun Beading nttlces. the
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raisefsate'tordisoiared advertisements tur-
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about ‘ilouwanumosa.
Y. DECEMBER 8. 1898.
action FtTh’é'Esmu' «31317.3;
Milly. Voting in town meeting to
appropriate mm for the support of
the unemployed, is a new move in
strihumnd one which creates general
comment and involves a very vital. prin-
oipleof government. Under the billof
rights of this State it is declared ”all
neuwhon they form asocial compact
unequal in rights and that no man or
lot of men are entitled to exclusive
emoluments or privileges from the com-
munity." It would seem that this alone
would preclude any set of men from de-
clining to work. and appropriating town
funds/for their support during volun-
taryrdleueastyet is is a fact town meetings
have given manufacturing concerns
appropriations for their special benefit in
theway of exemption from taxes and
other extra inducements to do husintes
in the towns. in this case there will
undoubtedly be legal opposition
to the payment of the ap-
propriation. and the question locally
settled as to how far public fu nda can be
appropriated for other than general pur-
poses. An injunction would stop pay-
ment. and court delays intervene so long
that if any actually depended on the sp-
prupriation voted they would starve be-
fore it could be paid. It is quite prob-
able. however. this is well understood
among those who voted the appropria-
tion. and what was desired to be accom-
plished—on speedy settlement of the strike
rather than the aid from the town.
——-———I——-
Nn‘l‘ Monday evening the rotors of
the city will be called on to again con-
flict thematter of II paid fire depart.
ment. The vote was very close at the
last meeting. and many of the advocates
of apald department believe. on a fuller
dhenssion. it would be adopted. There
k time enough before the meeting for
the arguments on both sides to be pre-
pared. These should be on the merits
of thequertion alone. Our present de-
prtlncnt deserves only credit for their
minds ln all the past. and we believe if
It can be shown that a paid department
would he better for the city. no class of
nus would more cheerfully acquiesce in
the change. As citizens they have full
rlfit of voice and vote in the matter,
”whatever view or action they may
takeshould not operate to their preju-
, dice. Theeommualcatlon of Mr. Win
dialer, yesterday, seems to us to be
wathy of very careful consideration. it
We a compromise whereby the
mt department will not be wiped
out nor treated as though they were
id. and to be thrown aside. Their
m ssrvioeswould he rswunizrd and
withnewappsratus and the additional
“new they certainly would be
Deficient as a department in which all
were paid. The drslrs we believe isto
fit the best for the city in
H line that can be secured
“the most reasonable price. Mr. Win-
Ws plan would not cost more than
that proposed by the committee. it
Mid hes recognition of services rou-
dsrd. it would provide an equally
sleisettirs service. Think it our car.»
Mymototho meeting and give your
viii-t.
m nos-t assisting of unemployed
, Indifferent has called forth some
‘ Wrench fromafriend of The
m who thinks every good cistern
firsts am himself in the welfare
almond-mm old town. There
" fl,“ iii Nmalh'with families. he
are who would rather prepare stone
fluent—purposes. lay sewers that
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assssthssssehloh would be in heap
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it” Istandreseivothst forehioh
”browse as labor.
“Intranet. hellish, assesses
Weflhsssiinreds on beast
lloaastishor “fl"
comma normals.
Sectional coveriiiir
sultan Pleas
Plastic
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THUBSTBH DEPAHTS.
The Hawaiian Minister Leaves
Washington Suddenly.
KAY HAVE STARTED TO HONOLULU
The lenators Discuss the Hawaiian ones.
tlors Ania In Secret Session—General
Debate on the ilanitrnptoy mil Ended.
Waite’a Scheme Will its Equal-riled.
Wasatuoron. Doc 8,—llawnii and the
relations of this country to that occupied
the attention of the senate for about an
hour in executive session. The subject came
up informally. There is really nothing
before the senate on the Hawaiian ques-
tion except the president‘s message. and
the adoption of Senator lioar'e resolution
of inquiry was supposed to have taken the
matter entirely out of the senate for the
present.
The executive session was called for the
purpose of taking action upon nominations.
This portion of the business was soon dls~
posed of. The president had not replied to
ths'resolution of inquiry. and there was.
some interest expressed as to what course
he would take. or whether he would de~
cliue on account of the general welfare for
the present to make public the instructions
to Mr. Willis.
The senate evidently does not expect to
receive a great deal more information upon
the subject than the president has already
transmitted. Senators are anxious tohavo
the matter closed up. it is understood that
this was the tone of the discussion in the
executive session. and there was more of a
spirit of fault finding because of the fail-
are of the president to make lain his
course than of criticism of what Ind been
done. Indeed it was admitted that so long
as thcrcwasI “0 information as to what had
actually occurred there was no othercourse
for criticism to take.
During the sesslun Senator Palmer took
exception to remarks made by some of the
Republican senators and responded in a
speech of some length in defense of the
president a policy. He was freely plied
With questions, all of which be answered
in a manner satisfactory to the senate,
No conclusion was of course arrived at.
for there woe nothing on which income to
a conclusion. and the session was con-
cluded after Mr. Palms-r had finished his
remarks.
Some of the members of the senate have
been uniting themselves what the senate
will do in case Mr. Cleveland should fail
to take any notice of their request for in-
fontmtion. but most of those spoken to
upon this subject say this is not a probe.
ble contingency. '1' hey admit however,
thnt it would not surprise them if Mr.
Cleveland declined to transmit further in-
formation until after the next- steamer
shall arrive from Honolulu.
The: proceedings of the senate were de-
void of the intense interest. which charac-
terized the discussion Wednesday on the
Hawaiian question. The most important.
occurrence was the announcement. by Mr.
lilll that on Monday next he would thrive
to take up tho bill repealing the federal
election lawn. The st-natc adjourned until
Monday.
Has 'l'lInrstnn (lone Home?
WasuInurox. Dec. s—wMinister Thurs-
ton. tlw representative of the provisional
flOYi-l'lillit‘lii. of Hawaii. furnished the sur-
priso in Hawaiian affairs by quietly do-
pnriing from the city for the want, and it
is surmiml that he is quite likely to go to
Honolulu iii-furl! rcturninu to Washington.
His secret tii'piil’turc excited considerable
comment, and [bore was much speculation
as to its significance.
it. can be stntml. however, that his depar-
ture does not mean any break in liit' recog-
nition this government beretoforehns til‘
Wilyri Itccurrleii him as the representative of
thcllcfncto government of Hawaii. Mr.
Thurston was not given his passports n V
was there any interruption in the a n-l
tics which hmo been observed in the outer
diplomatic relations between the minister
and Recretary Gresham. Before leaving
Mr. Thurston and Minister of Taxation
Hastings were both at the state deparir
ment. They said they had been cordially
received.
From Chicago. Mr. Thurston will no to
San Francisco. and his ultimate destinw
tiou may be Honolulu. where he would
have an opportunity to orally advise the
Hawaiian government.
Debate on the llanhrssptcy Bill Closed.
Wismsoros Dt'o. N -—firnernl debate on
the bankruptcy hill is closed, and begin-
ning today the bill will be read by sections
for amendment.
Mr. Bailey of Texas will attempt toss;
cure a vote on his substltute. which lu-
eludes a plan merely for an involuntary
systom of bankruptcy. in order to test the
sense of the house in advance and give the
mel‘nbers an opportunity in express their
preference as between such a bill and the
one pending, which includes both volun-
tary and involuntary bankruptcy.
i'olonel 0am says he will resist the st
tempt to secure avnts on the aillmtitute
before his bill has been amended. The
bankruptcy bill has undoubtedly lost
much ground during the progress of the
debate. and its opponents say it will be
badly beaten. but Colonel Oats-"till main»
talus. if it. can he brought to a direct vote.
that it will pamm
(inverts-r Waite's “hens Illegal.
Wismxoror Dec. 8 «Acting Houston
Curtis of the trsasurydsparimsnt latimst
ed very plainly that the aovarnrneatwould
interim should any attempt has made to
give practical effect to the suggestion of
Governor Waits of Colorado that Colorado
snake silver a legal tender and provide for
its rssoinsas at a state mint.
Chili Ashe Dem
Wasutso-ros. lire. 8.~I"raucieco Ver-
gara. the moi of the government of Chili.
filed before the Chliilfl‘Afliflifln claims
commission a claim against the i'nlted
Bistro for mm for the sslenrs of the
steamship ltsta during the Chilian war.
'I'oril Bill at a Will.
Wuntroros. Duo. serum is no lath
tastiest yet as to when the tariff bill will
be taken up for sonddsretlon In the house.
nor bu any definite tints been fixed by the
majority for reporting the hill from the
annuities.
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THE MARBLEHEAD’S TEST:—
I'lse New Cruiser l’rnves rust and lake I
iieeord of ".04 Knots.
New insurer. Conn... Use. a. ~Another
triumph for Yankee rhlpbullders and do-
of usrs was scored on Long Island sound
on the new cruiser Marblehsad crmasd
the finish line on her official trial trip. The
new cruiser had equaled all expectations
by making a record of 18.94 knots an hour
and made it snug fortune for her builders.
The starting point was off Plum island.
about 15 miles from New London. The
last an miles were made in lo minutes 38
seconds at an average speed of 21.06 knots
an hour—the fastest time the vessel has
ever made and nearly llvoknota falter than
required.
The naval board then experimented with
her steering gear for a short time, the time
llmitof the trial being up. and tried her
ability to change her course quickly. Dur-
ing these experiments the brackets hold-
ing the' steering drum were broken. and
the strata steering gear was disabled. She
prom-tied to New London, guided by the
twin screws. and while the builders. cap-
tain and engineers were receiving the cott-
rrratuhfiions of all Aboard she drc prd an-
chor off Fort Trumbull. in the lat thrill
of the course :36 miles had been made in 1
hour and or minutes approximately. and
the half had been run at the rate of NM
knots an hour. The 7'3 miles had been cov-
ered in 8 hours and ti minutes at an aver-
age rate of apt-ed of 18.!» knots au hour.
The contract for the vessel called for a
speed of 17 knots an hour. For every quar-
ter knot over this the builders receive 8'24»
000.1md for ovary quarter knot below it
they would forfeit $25,000. liy the record
mode it. is estimated that llm \furblebead
has made for her builders 01" . 5 I.000
rostrnnslsrs Appointed.
Wlisitiimrm Dec s, W'l‘he fourth class
poalnmaters uppolutctl were:
\inxaarimat‘lin innit Meadow.
tilt in
Van Y‘ork liar-ll r t ‘lty.J. A. “Hill r; iim Ins
Co titer. William .‘ltl‘ ilflt’: ('lymt-r F i'. Mur-
keen.
Pennsylvania Blooming (lieu. . ll. Al-
brlubl: ('l:tl'it.~ilili‘i.'. .I. 1‘. Young: ilrlalley. W.
P. Zulmisrr; Mill Village. J. i-‘. liters; Hmulivy.
C. it. Attics. ‘ .. M
sugar and Rail Cargo" Lost.
NEW linor‘uun. Milan. “L'i‘. rim-A sugar
laden brig “bum: last uunm is Andrew.
bound for llmuzn from the \i‘.-.~tlIulie~.
weal ashore on Nashwena island \vfiifil-I'
day night. All of the crew were saved.
i’illi‘i‘l..\h'l), Ma, Dec. N.»—The Portland
brig Screamer was wrecked at ’l’urlt'a is-
A. K. Mat-
laud. She was loaded with salt for Mar-
tinique. The cargo is lost. but the crew is
saved.
Now Up an lmhryo Saloon.
Four \VAYNE. llri'. h. At tomato. 1:.
miles south of here. It building er-I blown
to storm. by dyntuuite. and tune man won in-
jurrd. A man from Illuf’fton bud leased
the building, inn-titling in open rI saloon.
Just who blow up the structure can only
be cotijrctured, and the residents say that
no lltVt-nflurtliml Will be tumlc,
lJrrled tho Plaintii‘l.
M.“ ’t‘niza. lie-c. s,~~.\ iiutnnsu and
mic. tlu- “ti lwmiu“ a considerable re»
mu.'ri..I..-r tu T-iI'-. Zrliti Mculmts, who.
with the Hill ul iluii'r a; llmnmcl, is suing
Mr. liar-.11“; -lilllitll éilwltt, \wri- pit: uni.
m 11.14 :~t .lunw- ixi.lrl.lui;( and luggage.
by Ulilt'i‘ oi l'rupriI-inr llurt'lsl.
The term ten Hands Swindlers.
N5“ llavtx, “41‘. h» The big iiutch
aIvitIIllim;mun-rt. tibial. mm exposed in
New York several lliuiiliin “Au b. still ('uli-
(inning its operations in tlil< niiilc. 'l‘ln-
“SunriI-u bumlo,“ with 50 iiliilrtt'e. is how
it is known here. and sore-ml large bulls”.
are rcporird to be its victims.
“Mr. Prsnderlast's" Trial.
f‘mmm, llcc, it. The ilrst four jurors
were mvurn in at the trial of Arousal"
l’rctulcruuat. ’l’bo prisoner startled the
.rIpcMulnrs by violently objecting to lacing
called Prcritlrrwmt by the state's attorney.
“I want you to call me Mr. l’rrmh-rgnst."
he said . _____
flatulli ( hallengsti to Public Ilsbtsts.
\i’Asmsci‘os ”H: a. lie\ rimtt E.
Hershey, tumor of lb.- .‘iixfli Presbyterian
church. has forwunlud to the papal ubicv
gate a challenge to meet him in public do-
bate nu corlaln of tin ntntrtm-uis made by
him rrapci lint; schlmlw.
W ill Move Ills Factory to (iermauy.
ALIIAM'. lie. \lfred liulgi- the pro
prietur of the big f4 it far torlcsnt llol‘e-
ville. say» that for his own protection he is
compelled to remove- his factory to (icr
many. and that. his agent has “one abroad
to prepare a plant.
ltillmi In a freight Wreck.
Wiiiliiir.1uu,llrl.. llic ii. To» freight
curs lomlml with lumber and timber were
method at .‘liIiIIiurt hythe train hrsaitinl
in two. ’l‘lIrr-o trmups who wars stealing
a ride were injured. and an unknown man
was ltlilrti. ‘ .. _
The Htsol ilynrilsato Waiting.
Pirrsm on Dec. ll. w'i'lro bin steel mak-
ing project of the Rockefeller Merritt .qu
dictate has been tlrclurrti off for the present
on account of the pen-lion Wilson bill and
the existing ”depression of brainless.
Hin- Miss from the Jason Wreeh.
Lari: (fob. Muss. Dru ii Three more
llodimi from the ship Jason were washed
upon the beach. They Were taken with the
hilt cast up Wednesday night and removed
to on improvised morgue.
llanhnry Will Help its strikers.
Dnhlwfit, Conn . lire.» « At the rum
in“ of the town wlrcimen i430, fillwas a
propriated to provide stoploy ”Isolaadot
srwise relieve the poor of this community.
nears "dictate let Int Indicted.
lsntsssrom Dec. 0. ~'l‘hs federal grand
jury miiuurnsd until lien: is without to
turning any indictmrnts against the indi-
armpoiis National insult officials.
l’eld It“ For lileitisrfl I Iey.
illumiti I a. ”no. A. «Mrs Mary mus-u
was mvuillcii ties for damam cstunsdto
her it yenroivi sun by a Irish inflicted by
William llsmlirm. a druirrrlst.
A one" Ittdhla; (forum.
Artatmo Cm, fire. 9. The Atlantis
(lame Pruiucioa society has bernor'ars-
tsed.vriththo old-riot sloshing Atlantis
county's woods with quail.
Dee iiswsm on Ms Peter.
nauseous. Dre. s «The start plant of
tile 3 land litesl company at Spurrew’s
Point ii shut down is about two warts.
mummies...
rim. that»: lisalw’i'hs srs whisk
letheilrystaliiidlatslas’l’un
desolation”
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Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
BY '1'!“ ON OR BARN]...
Factory and bowel
. A SPECIALTY.
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Tomlinson’s Pharmacy
HOBBEDA BliiK Bliiil.
'i'ooir $15,000 From the Vaults
at High Noon.
BOLD TliIEVBS WHO LEFT HO OLBW.
While the Clarita Wars at Dinner Notion
Crops Into the loath Bead lotion-l
Dank. Helped mine to 001‘ all
(tree-boots and heaped.
Scorn Bust). ind. Dec. 8.-—’i‘hs South
Bend National bank, can of the largest and
soundest banks in northern Indiana. was
robbed of over 015,000 in broad daylight
while hundreds of people were on the street.
and the robber» concealed in getting away
with their rich booty without leaving the
slightest clew.
Chief Benjamin Rose was at once in-
formed and set his officers at work imme-
diately. but no claw of any reliance has
been obtained. Every train or other means
of leaving the cit y is carefully watched. and
the officers hope to obtain some tangible
clew soon. Chief Rose believes there were
no less than four men in the gang and pos—
sibly more.
(‘ashier Myron (lam boll remained at the
bank. which is in the sort of the cily.uu‘
til all rrIIployecs were gone. He then. as
he supposul. locked the middle door of the
big vault and loft averythlnu' in the usual
shape at. the noon recess. it was 16min.
rites after it o ‘cloclr when he left. At I0
minutes of i he returned entering by the
front door llg- passed down the corridor
alongside the cashier's, collector’s and other
desks, and turned to his left to enter the
door opening back of this line of continu—
cua desks. As he was about to enter the
door bls foot. struck it chisel.
Ilo pick. If it up, but thought nothing of
the "liliii'l', :ia the plumbers had been in
the building and had passed by where he
found ”In chisel. and be thought they had
dropped it. Ten minutes later Assistant
(habit-r John M. Brown showed him the
chisel.
A Chloe] Ilse Only Cl...
Mr. liruwn's suspicions were arousedto
such an on“)! that an investigation was
immediately instituted. and the men found
a rear window open. the back door unlock-
ed, and the door between the directors'
room and the counting room broken. A
rush was then made for the vault. The
door was as Mr. ('ampbell had left it. They
swung it back and «retained the safe with-
in. A glance showed that money had been
taken. but they could not tell how much.
The police were at once notified, and bual‘
fleas went (ID almut as usual. No particu-
lar effort was made to determine the exact
muount until theduy's balances were made
up. when it. dcvsloped that the robbers se-
cured iififiul.
There is little doubt that the bank had
been watched for several dusk—perhaps
weeks. it. is lumicd on North Michigan
aircet nml has an itIIuIctIse plate trim-e- (rout.
The cashier is located less than i0 foot from
the from, and his deals, hooks and currency
are always in plain sight from across the
street. "no can we clrur through to the
directors’ rimtn and all fin'f' the counting
room. the rum: doors being in plain View.
At the (lum - .lll'i window: are heavy cur-
lsslns, but it. \ uurv up iii thv time of the
rubbery, and every portion of the large
counting mm wan rally t'Xmeii. with a
stream of .mmlo rntmnmllly passing on
i'lflli‘i' ~itf. 1.. the bii'li'i.
.Vwrlb mi 1‘“.- bani uml sItrInniItis-d nu
liii‘i‘t‘ Shir-4 by Is gun: Wznl )lllll is the First
xn'lwliul bank 1 r... Iii!l“‘ll’sill up to a
“itii'llilfili‘lilfl film. vii 'lu' luitr'r blink.
runi lrmn l: ucrnu in the north Hull of line
first nanml blink lnnldmp is :In ll’lrfl fence.
A» mun Inl‘mlIb-r i'Iimpls'il mu out of
sulil iiii' robin-I2»- Wrilhui upun the [first
:Miliulilil's portiro, 31.3114! on [lu‘ fcucc.
jumpmi «lent. llilu ll... hth and made it
atruigiu .ide for tlu- Ir... itlw malt, loud-It
I" wont. I'iii ii.fll] llu‘l’ii letter. ,\ window
was tin .I prirrl open, pit mg :iinussiou to
tiICtiitIIiura' room. luv Mud and glass
door more“ this Ill,ii Iin- wanting room
was print “pen and Is l'iiiil lit-gun Lift the
vmiii
Nnct‘nrssioll by Mar» (.isanew.
A» stun-(l. Cashier l'iInIpla-ii lm‘krii this.
or thought he did. ii is now pf't‘ll) certain
that in tin-ping the ( unbi’turinu knob of
the InL-ltilwinur the war depends-vi on at
(he “will hum» lli' Ili'i not turn it for
mom; to w arr. r H: tumblers. fly mere
charm the . ... 'ylmris lIinpiml to turn this
the r.,; hi my to huh»: I.. door. This
dour ill. a .i. cite-l suit \\.I-4 below them
Th. mid u: u wolf pbu. ill-.tl as is shown
by the fact that the to bus touched rm
inoury that .. ouid be at till it min-ml. 0a
trip iii the htiit‘ Will II ll'll) Iliiii iii Ming It; 1W.
Not Ii dollar of this um. tutuiml. 'l'bey
cutiflnwi timmolvm in the Mir. which mm.
Miami in ilw lit-iflllmrbmul of rffifilll. ill;
fill) lIt-ltur unlii. 0' flith-lliiuiily “MIN!"
talent 'l in n at of “it .5! imumien was
in paper tnniuwaIoui- in silu-r ()n the
mhicr' Admit mu mine It sum of thunfle.
ilill lin’ illlv.’ Iltt l’tl Wit-i (mu in». I
The robin-m thenclam-l llw Hill“. «loot
to allay nuapiciou "fill i .! by the back
door. which they illil-umll. leaving the
rrar of the building rs tluvy ioul approach-
will» The chins-l is if" rm'y object that
"WON to how been It i I it is made of
steel and ms- wit: ill cl of a local dealer
four days also. ”i new in every reason lobs-
llrve that the rubbery was the work of pro-
fssaionnlsm» the prrpurulinna were prr~
feet. and the ills'li ii‘i'fi‘ probably fully
armni for action if mutant in Might place.
Assistant f’asiIh-r J, H. Kelley of the "I’ll.
National bunk rmhlvs in the tour of that
bank. Windows in his home give a hill
view of the window thrmurh which on-
trance wasgairmi tn the roblml bank.
About the hour of the robberya nan
nailed him out to purchase pinatrmm
sibly but it is iiiouuht that to distract hit
attention was the object while the rub
hers was effecting an entrance. fresh
footprints hack of thr big hoard fencsshow
that some (mt- vmichrd from that quarter.
which is almost utIdc-rths shadow of the
police station
lilm (tear-allure Aqueous.
Dravttit, Dre ii. The silver NFDVB'IHOII
before sdimlrninir min; 4th no nddrua to
the people of the l'nitulI-itatn urging that
silver be demonstlnd if order that the
pressm distress throughout the country
may be relieved
lent to Jail fer ‘l'rrraty-eis reeva-
”this. P... Drab. w’i‘homu lingers.
who killed his father in ('ireoivf. was uns-
visied of malt IIpIm his Ninth-sand sis-
tsrssad statement I i 'tdymrn in the last-
ms penitentiary
Arsestut litter the “mym
Winner. lire. Mr Peter lehrosdara
sslissteeis air carrier“ W lent
rm as e of set '
as his rsssra frost hie wading teat
WngA W
Mrs-1'- “In
ill-4k“ “2
emfi‘flh
firmware-sins.
Ilsa
ALL EURDPE ARMINo
W la Alarmed at the llaetlls Atti-
tude of Iflaaia.
Loam. Dee. fi.~~Tho important dis.
h from Vienna setting forth that the
uselsa govorunwut had declared it lm~
perutlve that the Kiiia arm of the Danube
should be made navigable, the object of
which demand was to secure the exemp-
tion of the Kiiia branch from the control
of the Danube conmtloslnn, has served to
attract renech ulterilinn to the serious
situation of affairs in l‘luropcvwn situation
which would need only a spark to kindle
the flame.
That the various countries are full y alive
the dlfllcnltfea ahead of them there can
no doubt. and lililllt‘l‘ullii incidents have
come to light within the past fcwdnyn
which indicate that all the powers um
making propnrnilmm to meet any ctnci‘v
goncy, whatever its proportmun may be.
in connection with these rem-m (it'l‘i‘ifip-
manta the statement made that “chth
battleships. a first class crubicr and u num-
ber of smaller vessels have been animal to
augment the liritish navy is not without
significance.
The Globe. cunnucniinu ml the Vienna
dispatch. asks if we are on the eve vi a n»
rival of the state of mm... pl'llfiili.7t'li by the
Crimean war. it says that liu-sia‘s do
mend that the Kiiia mouth of the Danube
be made navigable is the must alarming of
the ugly indications of trouble which have
been aouumcrnnsof lute. lit‘ft'l’t'llt‘s' is alm
made‘lu 'l'bi- iilnlm'a ill'ilf’li' in tin: hostile
attitude of Russia toward India and to
England’s unprepared condition. fu- Mar
TRIES SUICIDE AGAIN.
Ire. flaililiay 'l'ili'iil Hanging In Her Coll
Almost lerlrIIs.
Mr)§11ti.Lt.ti.N.Y.. live. i‘.’ Mrs, i‘aul
Hallway. Vi ho is confined in the Monticello
jail for the murder- uf the McQuillnn unm-
er and lur lmnbuml l‘ uni llalliliny and
who has iiiillllt.’ the [iii-i month lnzitit'll
number of unsurcushzl itllittlpiu to take
her own life by --.t ii'\lilllil] and by wiring
fire to the ia-d clothing in her cell, ililililii
all her past efforts by bringing herself to
her cell door. She mm! the binding from
the bottom of her drum.
The siiu‘lli \lsllril Mt... Matilda} for ilu
purpose of giving her her dinner. and on
entering flu: door he aliW her uppurrnily
lifeless body hanging; from flit" iron grat-
ing over the d: . lie f’iili'i’i‘il 1in cell. and
with the m ) lllhflsrilriiillils molt titebody
down and plawl it upon the bed.
Restorative. “'t'l't: lulmiuislcrul. but it
was 15 llIlltlilt'rt I..-fore «he was melon-ii fu
consciousness. The jail physician visitul
her later and found tn-r in ll wry m'uk Crrfl‘
ditlou. He says sin.- hud a wry narrow ca-
cape. but will probably be all right in ii
few days,
She has not spoken u wonl :rllii'l' who mu.
taken from the ctui of the ruin mode from
the bottom of lu-r Ilium. but all“ and stares
at some imaginary oluuvi. l'p-m wxaminn»
lion if Wits lilllilii lllul him luill font iiii'
binding from tin» l}. limit of in r Ilrt'ilis and
made u slipping iimm' at rut-l. t'flnl. one of
which «be float-ennui to the iron mat not over
the door and the other around her in do
lpain’ e Conditions of Peace.
Ali.l.li.f..i. lltL 'l. liv ' .i *le \l; Irtiut:
CmupusIurIvt-Il Mule) .\i.t.l .tiw mil in":
Lintlnr. lill-l Mtlvr.x.<1m2 in Lin. llw foliour
lug Lotnllunns ful' 1121‘ u lit'llinlnil ui [:x'flti‘i
The evacuation by the Amin- nf iilr‘ llt‘lill’tli
stone and the temporary on uwiiou by the
Spanish of the Mutll'ialt mtirury beyond
Auuarinch. that tin: Ami», .uw up it'll)
fifli‘ti ltlld .‘ill‘l'i‘litiui' M‘lrilii rim-t... who
shall be hold its lmhmw. 'i‘m- third row
llillull ilt'flilliill-s (m. pom—1.41mi ml the
leaders of the f‘i'itszitllvli. li i~ |'i'l.r.'\'t‘ti lin-
ltllfri will reject the propowd li‘f’liiri.
I‘Nfls Strikers Going In Work.
BETHLEHL‘L l'ii.. liti‘. ‘i All «i l‘v‘illu will
Cllliillilu't'uiil llu- i.rlil‘.’ii V 7' 'I.'.IIltu ul ill
h'uutli liuilnlL-lwm lmu- Imw . lil m i. iiii‘
iliipllt‘lillulh lIIl‘ \bmii Jihmiu H '.il lim
terms um nut am will. “I.. m: «It; :I.
the men rxproml.ttu- umj cu) oi lliI'I'I
will nutlcuvor tugct hunt in \Hvil. :~
ly an yumihle.
”all.
e
A OIrIlIii-Il Prinm iluunzi.
l’ir'ihlli “I.. lit-c ll. .‘ll‘w iiv l ‘ Li Via).
the primmluunni f llw i ui'l'nl I 13 ups-l3:
cntupmiy. is in tho- cit) qu‘. b.\~ ~. .nml lio-
rslsiuuiri‘. in reach lnvr harm to i'iiilnlll‘ipiiliL
The company sli‘miril'nl Itilulii raw weeks
ago in lIsIrInll man to bottom
This l‘nioII is Too ltmiieai.
S'i’. l.et’i.s.lh-r. ‘v. in, I. in‘iit'f‘ll'ti tlet
Presidentiiuutpersof ilir .\lxw:lliill l’rtl
station of Labor illiuilci lllt'll in mum! the
clIiIIft-i'uf ilic 'l'ruili- and Labor iiiilutlnf
this city lift the ground of the radicals”
cinliatu of tho lllilull.
llsl' Illiuni Husband ifmrioi Not i'l-avo Iloy.
liun‘ros, lire. PL- rfllru. Louisa W. limvcn,
aged ill, was “”an ill‘llril! n Mow writing
I let!“ Vi lll'll bci‘ tlni ili'“ iiiLI‘ilii'liiiilly
caught fits. and aim was lmI-zml to dentin,
llrr blind husband um in tho i‘tmili at the
time.
Panic on an Elects“- tar.
ii'nMINmoN NJ . iii-c. h.~ .\ lrIIllcr
attached to an electric our all the eli‘t't'i rall-
ery runoff thetrmk it w IA cm Hii'ii with
yfiewliflfll, and .i 1 u if mailed fic-wrai
persons were severely brim: ti.
Aruntttsd of Murder.
.imtssrowa.N Y flu N The triniul
Eli (tray of “white: ll. r'imt'uul Willi the
killing of John L‘ngct- oi lzlrm-ltI-r lii ii
batroomtlght at iiaruun. rcmtimi in his
acquittal
flee. lease t‘. In win mad.
Militlblil. Conn. ”t 1,, H. illlii. isuuc C.
Allie. presidentof the Mt‘f'lil" -u iinlumtld
company Ind Meritlsn s wealthiest citizen.
died suddenly of apopissy, aged of your»
Inna-ass tits llsw ‘I’arifl Bill.
Alertness. N. Y" lice. 3.-—A Itiass
meeting of H.500 unemployed tvorltinmneti
who held here. Resolutions «immunizing
the new taril‘i bill were adopted
The .1th- All fiver.
flaccn Cocoa. Pullout; The strike
is all over here. The old men have re-
me, and about our itnlf imvc already
usmpioyrd.
Inuit loathe lapieded.
Batmrssvutm Man. in»: s . » .t freight
engine on the Fitclihm 3 road a winded with
terrific force rtsar lure, imdiy hunting two
Ill“. W... .
W tee altar-rerun Arrest.
0mm. hub. lire. ll- -’i"he county com-
missieeers have oflrml a reward of em for
the arrest of the ruurdsmof Kain-r.
W--
classics Politicians at miss.
human, I ‘i'.. lies. a. Time isa
serious slash listens tbs inmost. soun—
sii and the shirt.
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and submits,
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' Can' tdetect the ryiicrobes of disease, .
and yet they exist by the million
The permeate the a stern. poiiuu
. the load and poisont cvital organs
Disease is the inevitable result.
RADAM 5
Million liliLEIi
destroys every specie ot’ microbe and
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its and Shut iron Wort.
Hot lit Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
hotwaier.suamorbot satairhs tin.
m flOUTH MAIN ST
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than? a lit equal lo clIslom inside soil look and
near as mull. on with insomnia in ywrfootessr.
dossiypurchriliv \V. l. coup... Steel. firms
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Iii... bananas. Brookton. mass. told by
J. SCHAU B.
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WLACIMIZNTI,
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or.” a Ios to om mm
of Illllflfi. Milli,"
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Get Cmniu Mil-assists
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upholsterer in constant attendance. who w
trimn to order at. short notice. Re and
holstorlwatt done A.“ algort'afip’cxelefiocb
VD. . rum 0 all
’E‘Fis'fl Tricycles. Express Wagons. etc. pa '
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heat. pr. no N. int; tin fr l unit uh.
CHAMPION REi'ORl) also in the Great
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In 187;. and in all he great. tires til. “it. Bend
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Papers. Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken
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incl! “mates cheerfully given.
Physician for when
HHS. DH. ii. i. lillllFillill
Can be consulted at her office.
342 Broad 8t., Bridgeport, Bi
from to II m. on v. In any day except Sunday
The Iimtnr is» ”mild? physician and for
the iaatsfxtecn yearshautnatletholifl Dill 5A8"
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