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lsrs mimic ISSUE
Cuticle Wants Permission to
Carry Out His Scheme.
3mm“ TALK or ran rum.
1‘.- Johnson nonse- the noun With Ills
. linguist—Dir. Davin Favors the hunts
Winn Bpuch on Hawaiian Antics—Mr.
Balm Will Ask For a Protestant”.
Wlisumorox. Jan. ll.—Secl‘etury Car.
ilsls has proposed on issue of bonds to the
‘ leans committee on finance. it had been
arranged that they were to have a further
conference with tho woretary of the trans-
. on. which Win. .io...ilc.oi. a more formal.
character than any of those yct held. and it
Will! supposed that the secretary would
luvs a proposition formulated to present.
Such proved to be the case. Mr. t'urlisle
loot no time in coming to the point.
He wants uuthorily to issue bonds. and
he so stated to the committee in as few
words. He think» an issllu of bonds the
simplest way to “it‘ll tho apparentlyrapr
idly approaching 4’i‘ldl’d in the treasury.
The secretary occupied very little time in
speaking of the condition of affairs which
had tirade such an appeal on his part nec-
essary. assuming evidently that the com-
mittee underutood the till nation.
He dwelt briefly upon the rapidly dimin-
ishing gold rescrvs in the treasury, and
stated that instead of increasing. as he had
libped the gov rninent receipts would. they
had continual to diminish until there was
comim.r to be. a monthly gap of about 810.-
000.000 between receipts and expenditures.
He thought, therefore. that it was expe-
dient that congress should take swszo
provide against the evil. He asked that
the act of l875 for the resumption of specie
payments. which also authorizes a bond
issue. should be so unleaded as to permit
this isouancc for shorter time and at a
lower rate of interest than is provided for
in that act. lie thought it would be a very
easy matter to sell enough bonds to tide
over the present cinci-gcncy—to meet. the
prospective dclicioucy of the present fiscal
year—at 3 per cent interesthnd running
for three.fm1r or live years. and he. be-
lieved it would bcihe part of wisdom for
congress to untbnrico mob u change in the
present law no to give this authority.
There was it general interchange of opin‘
ion among member.» of the committee on
the subject presented. and the meeting
gradually drifted into n discuseiou of the
outlook for tariff legislation. in which Mr.
Unrllsic participated very freely. but no
conclusion mu: reached as to the. bond rec-
ommendations mode by the secretary.
Enough Wilt-l developed to show that it is
going to be very difficult for the commit-
foe to agree upon it bill.
nrllilnnt Turifffilpeecitea.
The third day vi the lurid debate in the
house was enlivened by a sensational
speech by Mr. Tom Johnson of Ohio. the
free trade and single tux advocate. who
claims. with lion. Lawrence '1‘. Noni. into
Democraticcnndidatc for governor of Ohio,
the. joint authorship of tho lurid plank in
the Chicago platform. lie boldly attacked
the Democrats for the timid manner in.
whichthey bud handled the thrill ques-
tion and churned them with cowardice all
along the line.
Mr. Johnson tin-n had it >hurp tilt with
Mr. Willkeruf Musancbusctle over the cost
of minuiuclurinlz steel mile. in the course
of which he lll’t’iltit'tl that L'urncgic had the
finest mill in tho World. “And protection
mode it." lnturjcclml Mr. Walker.
“Uh.no." irpliml Mr. Johnson. "You
don't believe ndulyut tbecustoin house
built it? iiill .lonen’ built it."
“You can any lilll Jones if you like"
{laughter}. replied \ir. Walker. "but pro-
tection mode it ptlasibit'.”
"Bill doors is no myth." answered Mr.
Johnson. "ilill Juno-l stood with me dur:
ing the .lollllnlllWll liooduldc by aide. while
rich men u‘ereshirklngmliili .inm-a‘ brains
and (,‘arneuie'a moneywond the honors
were easy." [Democratic applause.)
When Mr. Johnson lluinhed. the most en-
thusimitic scene witnessed since the tariff
debate began occurred. The Democrats
cheered and crowded about to nhake his
hand and congratulate him. After order
was restored Mr. llalzull. one of the lie-
publican members of the way» and means
committee. took the ilmr.
Mr. Dalmll illltllf' u brilliant apeech in
defence of the tariff. dwelling particularly
on the iron and Hii‘t’i interests. hieuurn.
Warner and t‘unmlu. of New York were
the other apuukl-rn.
Al the night scallion Mr. Slitxlgrm oi
’l‘enneuuee. Mr. Muhnn of l’enlmylvnnia and
Mr. (.‘urlla of Kuumia Were the. «makers.
and at libilll the house mljourued.
bull Talking of Ilavrall.
The principal event in the senate was the
speech of Senator Davis of Mlnnesotalu
support of the policy of nonlntcrventlnn in
Hawaiian nifulru. The «rumor plainly no
pressed himself as in forum! the Mlllfixfl'
tion of Hawaii and declared that to be the
manifest destiny of tho Hawaiian islands.
For «tyrant it had been rcrogniwlasin-
avltnhle by evvry American mlniater to
Hawaii. and on foreign government ob-
jected to this plan when consummated un-
der favorable circu matmlces and conditions.
The undo portion of the argument of the
unattrr no» lo llhthhal. the revolution
was the legitimate outcome of tin- usurpa-
tion of the queen and of flip ntlumpted
proclamation of a new t'ntlatilitiiull.ltml
that her ministers had no choice in pro
ulnlmlnutbs provinlomd government and
Himmler rill-vent. no illscretlou lu recogniz-
lng it as the government do iactu after it
had gained undisputed and peaceful poo
session of the government buildings and
government archlm.
in the earlier part of the day. and on an.
other nubjm. Molnar tlormstt created
some mrprlsa by declaring lhatdnrlng the
put three years the total appropriations of
congress had exceeded by mmum the
total rcvemm of the governuwnt during
that period. A large portion of this enur-
moua aggregate in for public buildings
and ha in a great measure yet nnexpsnded.
The rebate committee on foreign roll.
lions had a aiming alter the Hawaiian
subcommittee lmd adjourned. Tho cont
milla- hud the linwailan question under
mntltlerallou. but it in underslwd that the
tmmlderstlim of the cabinet was confined
Mrhlffl‘lhfl a verbal report of the auhcom
lattice and tool: informal «flannel-ion of the
"cent phm of the mutter. The wmmlt
tic seems to be of the opinion that It will
require more weeks for the completion of
the inquiry. soul it is improbable that an
summit» will take up any of the various
Ittom reform in it until the tonsil.
can he ovmiplerwl.
oath we as Ethan}. mm.
“my. JIil. twain helm of
Phylu- Tell-v links! confesses to loving
‘I‘nhla our “1,000.
l’aiunnunna. Jan. ll.-—Thsodcrs 11'.
Baker. for so years the paying taller of the
Conrolldstioa National bank of this city.
confessed to President James 1". Watson
that during the put in years he has stolen
more than “7,000. He was smiled nod
held in $15,000 ball for trial in February.
The man who is his own accuser has had
the con lldence of the bank ofloiala for
many years. and his deialcation could only
be made possible by falsifying the individ-
ual aoeounta to which he had access “ '
Tbs first intimation the bank officials
had that anything was wrong was Tuss-
day night. when a physician. whose name
is kept secret. called upon President Wat.-
sou at his home and told him that he had
learned theta serious dofslostion had taken
'plsee'ln "the bank. """ He told‘the'pruideut‘
that Mr. Van Duran. the individual lodlor
bookkeeper of the bank. was very ill as a
consequence oi a severe nervous strain. and
that he had told his medlcsl sdviser that
from certain occurrences in connection
with the books at tho bank he was certain
that money was being stolen from the
bank. and that Baker. the paying teller.
w“. tha‘thlei‘.” ,.. . , ,, ,,
Mr. Watsou came to the bank early in
the morning. a few minutes before the ar-
rival at Baker. The latter. when he cams.
was called into the president’s private
office. where Mr. Watson related with much
hesitancy to Baker what he had been told
by the physician. The paying teller changed
countenance. and his face took on an alien
bus so he admitted that. the story was true.
“How much have you t-‘iksn l" he was
asked.
“Forty—seven thousand dollars." he rs-
plied.
“Good (Jodi What have you done with
all the money!” exclaimed George Watson.
one of the directors, who was also present.
“ll. went in dribblcts for household ex-
penses." said Baker.
Fourth Class Postmaster-I.
Wasmxorov. Jan. tl.—The following
fourth class pustmsstcrs were appointed:
New York ~~Cmadm (2. G. Still; East 00»
bleoklll. Mrs. Mary E. Diets: Ellenburx floater.
Orson llaff: imilvillo. N. A. iaasell: Troupes.
burg. B. F. Ford.
Pennsylvania .. Drab. John W. Eiuerborl
Duncanaville. J. A. Vaughn; Olivia. ii. W. Boo
ver: West Loisenring. John Stockdsle.
\l'asmxorox. Jan. ll.--The following
Postmaster! were appointed:
Connecticut - Dennis ’l‘. Walsh. Antonia:
Daniel P. Gilllva. Clintonvillr.
New Jersey—ll. Mysa. Rutherford.
New York—Lyman 8. Coleman. Cullie: An-
drew flic’l'igue. Far Rockaway; James H. Quin-
lan. Flushinzzc. icon-rd Lewis. Naples: Frank
. Avery. Phoenix: Patrick iteilley. West
Troy.
Pennsylvania-’1'. A. Butltiaw'lcs. Nanticoke‘.
Thomas H. Uillonly. Ridnwny.
A flslr Caused Ills Death.
GLAssnononon. N. J.. Jan. fir-George
W. Harvey. one of the most prominent
citizens of lonm‘in this county. died under
distressing "circumstances. lie was cele-
brating the anniversary of his golden wed-
ding and was surrounded by his children
and grandchildren. ifs kissed one of the
latter on the head. and a hair lodged in his
throat. bringing on a severe coughing
spell. in the midst of which s blood vessel
burst. and Mr. Harvey died in a few min-
utes. His wife was so shocked that she
has been unconscious aince her husband's
death. and her life is despaired oi.
She Bad Prepared I'or bonus.
BALTIMORE. Jan. ll,—.\iisa Mary Rick-
erl. while taking tea at a friend's houac.
tilt: Lafayette avenue. swallowed a large
dose of lnudnnum. A futile attempt wan
made to force the contents of an egg be
tween her tccth.nnd a bath was suggested.
At this point she revived for the last time
sufficiently to cxclaltn: “i don't want to
bathe. i have done that and have my bur-
ial clothes underneath.“
Def-alter Sperry Very Sick.
lll'l’l‘AlD. Jun. ll.~lt was expected that
the trial of llrren Sperry. the defaulting
treasurer oi Chautauqua county. would be
begun at May-ville. Ilia counsel appeared
in court. however. and presented affidavits
of physicians which not forth that Sperry
was a very sick mun. it is not thought
that he will recover. The judge according-
ly [mlponed the cone.
Bad Dnbls to Harry.
Chicano. .lnn. ll.——llud lloble. the well
known horaeninn. will be married this aft-
ernoon to All»: lint-um M. MacDonald.
The couple will later all for Europe. Miss
MacDonald in better known an liortsnz
Panlnen. she having filled singing engage-
ments in various parts of the country un-
der that. name.
II" ”are: Wlll Ita- a bolus.
l'mnnuno. Jun. ti.-—Mm Mary it.
(luenats of South Canal strut. Allsghsny.
will become ilsronens von Aralno this aven-
ing by marrying Edward Ferdinand van
Artiluu. who claim» to be a baron from
Auatrla. The pair will no to Columbus. 0..
where the baron cxpeeu to open a saloon.
’I‘hs ills» l’ooi Acts.
l’l'lelilIllil. Jan. lI.-~At a conference of
window also manufacture" of Pittsburg
and the went here It was decided to close
down all the pinata indefinitely on Fob. 10
for the purrmw of curtailing the produc-
‘ion‘ a... . . . ..¢>4¢> w... .
(lard {Just-rel Isis In Home.
l'aerw. Mich. Jan. ”.an h lilg‘
ales and Elm-us Finch nuarrel over a
name of pedro lnAlmemi. iiiulnsmhhed
Finch three tlum. The Wounded man died
in 10 minutes. llluin» la in jail.
Allmfl WM“ 0» Anointed.
Koaouo. but. Jan. ll.~'l'hs first of the
white cupping class ended in tbs acquittal
of Menard ll. “origin. one of the eight
business men indicted. The onus uslnat
the others an over until April.
“wars spam Ionic Its-I.
eournaurrua. N. Y.. Jan. Ila-“MW.”
Spencer Meade of the book bit-hing firm
of David. Mendel; Cad here. and to
years. after a long Illness.
Jens Elihu ll l’lntln M.
TALLMIAMIZ. Jan. ll.->-ltldfl it. it. till.
ton died of paralysis, aged 75. Judge fill»
too was one of the moat preeminent law-
yen in Florida
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we. llfluy Ill.
mama. Jan. lt.-Dr. Eehwcinlnw has
(one to I‘dedriehcmhs to visit Priso- lib
marsh, who is suffering with a slight no
trio amnion.
to: Ian
Oltosoo. Isa. “.wa third n
play at its llllllsal tournament rate trill
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Aunts for South Not-walk. dill
one out-innate: '
So. Nor-walk. Conn.
llLLllll Tonto AGAIN.
Miss Russell Will Marry. Her
New Leading Man.
A REAL 301“le 01‘ THE STAGE.
For Ssvonl Wosks Blgnor Porulnl and
the Bing-r luvs nghtly Participated In
I look Mani-3e. Which Is to II. Isr-
‘Mnsd‘ Oboe In Earnest. ‘ ‘ '
New Youa. Jan. ll.—I.iliiuu Ruseellhu
decided to venture into matrimony for the
third time. The prospective bridegroom is
Signor Pcruuini.the barytoae. who shares
with Lillisn‘the principal parts in the com-
.ic open. .. ileul... Princess, .‘niicotlnci 1, , Tilt.
story of the courtship. or as much as could
be gleaned of it. makes it appear a verita
bio romance oi the stage. Manager (leorlze
Ledem said that he was authorlzed for
both to announce the truth of the rumor
ad engagement. .
Signor Peruginl. whose real name in John
(.‘huttertou. has been with the company for
three weeka. lie took the place of Perry.
Averill. Miss Russell knew Psrugini but
slightly before he joined the company.
l’eruginl‘o part is that of Paul L‘hicoa. the
the wealthy heiress of a tobacco planter.
They are married regularly every night
on the stage. and the opera deals with the
tribulations of the lnndmnd. who is made
the fictional a designing governor.
Lovers on and 0! tbs Stags.
Chico: is represented as u very passion
ate lover. and now it scenic there WM more
realism than atone business in his love
making. Rumors began to circulate when
it was noticed that Signor Perugiui wa
LILLMX itl slam,
escorting Mien [tunnel] to and from thtI
theater. and they were seen tlruvtllcr oi the
Sunday night concerts in the Metropolitan
Opera House.
Nobody Ill‘l-.llllt‘li. houcvvr. that they con-
templated matrimony. and the announce-
ment was a genuine surprise. 'l‘hercme
some persona wicked enough in any that
the whole affair is nothing but a scheme
to advertise Miss Russell undthe upcl‘n.
but the knowing ones count at such a allu-
gestion and declare that Mia-l ltnw‘ll
would not lend her name tonnyxhiuu of
the sort.
'l‘he'announoement also seems to act at
not all the talk about her proslx‘ctivs mar~
tinge to Saudow. the strong umn. which
has been exploded from time to time.
Lillian is now said to be it. her thirty-
iourth year. She was born in (,‘llntnn, ill.
Indher mother in Mrs. (‘ynlbiulxonsrth
the womnn'u rights advocate. Miss lino.
sell begin: her alone career when she was
ill years oldaa n rout-en bull ~illucr. She
made her tirot nppenruim- in this til)" in
'i‘nny l’nalur's theater at In} Iii-unduuy.
Shoubm mum: in ’l‘ony l'uaior'u l-burteenth
Street theater. lilrdobut in (mutt-opera
was ml at L’lllll‘lH girl in "I’lllninrthlud
her first nppeurunw m u elur mu us Mabel
in the ”Pll‘ftll‘~ u-l‘ i’onmltce."
She wan the l" mu: dnnnu in coutic opera
utthsi‘miino L- ille lu-yd~:y of that play-
hmutn from Nil in level. and she has up
pearl-d with uni-renal in tho "lirund ilucll~
can." “Sadly." "()livene," “Patience."
"Dorothy " "i'oliy." "l’l'ilmm 'i‘l'ebi‘
mode." "'l‘..e Queen‘s Mule." “l'onr Jona-
thon.” "Lu l‘uznle." “'l‘be Minion-banks"
And “1 iil'lllie liirnlla."
In Former Vol-turn.
Mia» illlsarii'u liul liu-«lhluii wan Harry
lirahnm. u mueirui dim-tor They lived
together for some time in flu-ton and their
quarrelrd and separated. Hin- afterward
income enamored of ’l'l-ddy Solmunn. the
compost-rot ”llillco Taylor" and other no
er“ in which she appeared. and one day
Ills suddenly “live up her euguuement at
the Casinosmi millet! away to I‘luropc with
Holoruou on a \l‘t'tl-lilll‘ trip.
She has admnghlor now it years old. the
reanltof the murvluul-uilh riolnmon. A
short- limengn Mm llum-ll bud her tour-
rings with rtolonmu annullvd on the around
that. he lllld ltlllliilt‘l' mil living and that
he had forgotten in no lhwnigh the formal-
ttyof a iliVm‘l'l'. Mia lbw-ell live-i in n
hwdamnr inrlilufu- l how with her mother
audduuulnm- n um um lemony-mouth
street.
ngnor l'mlalni l~ all year» ultl. lbs has
a hmther. (films-2m l‘lmlwrlon. who in em-
played in the unit": of Altlwy. flnlltwflel k
Grail. l‘erimini umde blulll-butulmnt it)
years ago in the i‘mitlc qum “'1 he Queen”.
Laos iimnl'o wtuvi" with l.l~l:. i'lml. lie
wualterwanlu-llhtlm ilulvll". John A.
MoCsull opera munpany and nil-m all“
with Patti’s compuoylu the “llurlmr of
Seville." He has also ounu ul ll.» t’ualno
in various: operas.
ileisu tnllmood ionising out”. with a
black mustache and dark hair. before he
may at the Casino he played the purl. of
Boston.
A reporter mw Minn itumll and dinner
Muslin after the perfcrmance last evan-
lag. They built admitted the truth of the
rumor of their oppruachinu lzmrriage.
which they allle would pmlmlilv take piles
about lthulter. ‘l' r season at the Claim»
willprohtftbly em inside of e. mnnlhmnd
thecomgmuy will then go on the riled. The
company plays in ”balm: on March l7. and
the suntan wlll pvolnbly unto pittcethett.
The ceremony will be performed at the
Little Ctnmh Around the Unmet or St.
Timothy’s Protestant Episcopal church.
though Eisner Perllglul la a Catholic.
M- ”More the urn-it Jury.
“tantrum. Jim. lime-Jonele than)“.
muted for writing threw-ulna letlm to
viii! timid-ill and auroral scallion.
VII before the cmnd jury. it In bells?“
that Indictment is core.
-www
Winner’s!“ lam.
ardent lover of .‘lfisai Ruseeii. who is Roan. * ‘
Columbus in Rica‘s "him" mnpuny in .
[emplacement-awn
TELEGRAPH“: CURRENCY.
Arcadia. Kan. a town of about all!) in-
habitants. was burned.
The shipman block st Waverly. N. 1,
was burned. causing a loss of «0.0m.
Two boys lost their lives in the burning
of a house at Dickinson Canter. N. Y.
D. A. Baker. cashier of the First Nation
s1 bank of Norwalk. 0.. committed suicide.
One man was killed and four other: were
injured as tbs result of a railroad collision
on a bridge at Clinton. la. '
The Supreme Tribe of Ben-liar is the
. asmsotansnnucntordor.which was in.
corporated at lndlanspolla.
Baron Arthur Rothschild was robbed of
a pocketbook containing “mil francs in
the railway station at Toulon.
Mrs. D. G. Yuengling. the head of the
Yuenflllng brewery firm. reputed to be
"worth several militant-died.“ honey-ilk.-
Ps. .
W. 1". Beck& Co. of San Francisco. com-
mission merchants handling chiefly salmon
and canned and dried fruits. have assigned.
with scheduled liabilities $18,513.
Balvator Franch. the confessed perpetra-
tor of the theater bomb outrage at Bares-
lons, who twice attempted suicide. has so
sevénly wounded himself that his recovery
is now doubtful. ».
A PISTOL DUEL.
I've nucleus Fajita-rsansrrsl and fight
nt Arma' Length.
lmursv‘itw. .lsn. it—The details of a
shooting affray that occurred at French
Lick. lud., between two of the moat prom-
inent. men of that section have just been
learned. The participants were Samuel
Mama and William Malian. who have
been partners in the manufacture of what
atoms
The trouble between the two men began
several days ago. They became the bitter-
sst of enemies. and both armed themselves.
threatening to kill each other on sight.
The men met on the highway two miles
from French Lick. Morgan was on horse-
back snd Mahan on foot. Morgan dis-
mounted. and. both men began firing. Both
men emptied their pistols. and as they
atom! almoat in touch of each other “all
threw his weapon in the face of his oppo-
nent. Several man who had been attractor]
by the nbnoiing came upon the scans. but
before they could reach them bothfilud {div
en to the ground unconscious. Morton
wu shot twice in the breast and cousin
the shoulder and died without regaining
oonsciouauea‘l. Mahan was shot in the ab
demo and once in the shoulder. His phy-
sicians say he cannot recover. Both men
have been regarded as waceabls and law
abiding citizens.
Au Eeosutrie Woman's Qatar Booth.
Asimov PARK. 3?. .i.. Jan. ll.~'l‘hs body
of Mrs. Anna Fowler. an aged and eccen-
tric woman. was found in her rooms at
Keyport under peculiar circumstances.
She had been misud by her neighbors for
several days. and they finally broke open
the doors to her rooms. They found the
body lying prom- upon the floor. with the
head resting upon it bundle of rugs and the
feet nponlhe bed. There was a rope about
the waist. and another was tied around the
left knee. the other end being attached to
achair which wou- placed in front of the
door to prevent its being opened from with-
out. The dead woman was once a teacher
in Yunanr college and has rich relatives in
New York and Nemlrk.
Iron Thunder Aamslnnled.
Fom‘ \'.\1l..~. .\'. ll. Jan. ll.—iudlan
runners just arrived froth the famous Bit-
ting llull comp and battlefield report the
murder of iron 'l'hundrr. who as courier
made theduriug ride of 2.! mlleadlrectly
through Sitting ilull's hordes. making
possible the union of the police and auc-
csasful issue of the conflict in which Slt~
ting Bull was killed three yenrsugo. A
Blackfoot deaf and dumb will of White
[Blackbird crept into the (open where iron
Thunder. his wife and child were chf‘ping
and crushed his skull with an ax.
Pond u OIt-lal Iloru Dentists.
lil‘r't'AIAi. Jan. ll.-—-’i‘wo men giving their
names as Lewis Miller and George Hchrm
der were arrested for awlndling many
horse owners on the east aids. '1‘th rep.
resented theniu-lves to be special mate of
the health dc urlment. ’l‘hey visited horse
owners. ask: to see their horses and de-
clared that the homn' teeth needed lining
in each case. Then they did some filing
and politbinn and demanded a fee of ti.
bout the Undertaker Away.
Lhmuiltlnft l’a.. Jan. il.—.\ira. William
btroahecker. who has been suflerlng with
grip. income unconscious. and to all up
psarsucea life mm extinct. An undertaker
was not for. but when he arrived with his
icebox Mrs. Stroshocksr had revival and is
now able to converse with her friends. who
had been notified of her death.
The Guillotine hr 'slllsnl.
l'Mlla. Jan. ll.w Valllunt. the anarchist
who threw the bomb in the chamber of
deputies. was convicted and sentenced to
death lifter n brief trial. lie made a brll‘
"out plea in his own defense. defying the
governmeutmnd when sentence was pro»
trounced he cried. "long live anarchyl"
1"- laastl- lass-pa.
l’novummsa. Jan. ll.-laster Egan and
Jam» Dumsrah. two insane patients at
the finite asylum. Crsnston, overpowered
Night Watchman l .inaeott and made their
«cape They are still at large. and Line-
entt has been discharged.
[any Davenport Injured.
brxvxn, .lan. ll. -~ Fanny Davenport
sprained her wrist badly in the third act
of ”('laopstrs." amiss she was unable to
a pear lut night the that» was elm.
ii a is undergoing an electric treatment.
flooded with l'll call.
81‘. lxitlla. Jan. ltuli‘edcrsl unicorn Is
that never before hat there been no man
spurious coin afloat in tit. Inuit as at pl‘ll-
vnt. The material used in block lb: and
intimacy. .__.._u -.
Isl) "rods of cost Veins.
Ntlllltlll’l‘lflfft. Pa. Jan. lt~A coal ism
has attach this community. Following
the rich and of foo veins at Ami» a bi.
vein has been noun ed at Root Glare.
cums lltvs ”in.
unwind“. um. much talked of
extra section. it is new treatment. will
album at the endef tbla week without
having passed any hill;
rumor historic-sly not.
Plillcll‘l‘ol. lty. Jun. dull. P. not»
butt. s loam tartan. use
while near a window. tho
w“.
., r’ a in. m .
~SKATES-
Web.
skates at owest prices.
H. D.Wolcott,
:4 Iain Strut. llomall. llt.
ans 6m ,
JERSEY’SEQIEE now.
Into the Chamber.
LEPT THEIR OFFICERS IN CHARGE.
Its ‘l‘vvo Bodies Are New Organised Icy
‘ acutely and An Holding Distinct luv
lions—A Cessation of Ilostllltlu lfntll
‘ uncanny—run York's hunt-turd.“
'l‘nzmon. Jan. ll.——Crowda of excited
men were at the capitol before the time
came for the meeting of the Republican
senate. Thsdoora of the senate chamber
had been locked by the Democrats. and the
or which President in“... waited upon
Governor Wei-ta. but the latter replied
that he could do nothing. The janitor of
the atatohouss raid the keys were “one. A
locksmith was sent for. and when he could
the senators entered. followed by a crowd.
The senate at once proceeded to business.
The committee on rules presented a report
that the rules of last year’s senate baadopt-
ad with tho exception of min 50. This role
requires a twothlrdn vote to passing a bill
through the senate without reference to
the committee. This was done in order to
pass the race track bills at ones which were
passed by the hence in the morning. These
bills were taken up and passed by a unan-
imous vote and will haunt tothegovsrnor
A resolution was 080er by Senator
Ketcham that ‘45 more sergeants-at‘arma
be employed to maintain possession of and
hold the senate chamber for the use of the
senate of New Jersey. The resolution was
pissed. Offioen of the counts were author-
ized to open their respective offices. and the
arsenal-atomic was directed to employ a
locksmith to open the safe. The crowd in
the galleries cried luslily at the reaolutiona.
Republican Olloovs In Charge.
Senator \‘oorhecs took the floor and
said the gentlemen present were elected
senators by majorities beyond question.
They had promoted their credentials in a
body which it would be dignified to call
"McDermott's senate." and in violation of
all the precedents of years they had been
told that the credentials would he refused
or accepted as that body saw fit. Had they
taken the chamber by force thousands
would have hailed it with delight. but
there might have been bloodshed. Now
they had come peaceably and were in the
right.
"We care not what opinions may be giv
on or by what ofllcial.“ continued Mr. Voor-
hora “Snob an opinion must be given after
hearing both sides of the question. We
believe that a majority of the citicenn of
this state are with us. They recognize that
those who organized yesterday‘s alleged
senate fear to allow the legally elected sen-
ators to take their teats. We will bow to
no opinion» until the courts decide against
us. We have entered this chamber peace.
ably. and we do not want to inaugurate
force. We” have been informed that the
state chief of pollce. and his minions have
been ordered to come here and use force.
If it comes to that. let it come to the liiai'
grace of the dlaomiitcd minority."
Senators Ketcham and Skirm spoke in
the same strain. Then the lotion-adjourned
until Monday evening. The nail-er“ of the
Republican senate were left in charge of
the chnmbernnd instructed to runniin there
unless force \H't‘l employed. They are not
to light or ciltr any resistance. but to re‘
taiu [mod-realm] until \ inlenl hand-i :Irc luid
upon llll‘lll. The Democratic renuie will
be in M‘1-1liilliutllly, but the muted will go
over until Monday night,"
New York's Legislature.
Atunl. .inn. ll. --'l‘ln- lvllillt't‘x of the
senate session won: thr- illll'miui non hi the
closure rule by Mr Sound and iln-nilempt
torhanuc the nblto «it the constitutional
convention in allow it in hold its rt'ueiulld
in any part of the claw and to permit the
members to fill vucancien. 'l'ln- clmure rule
provides that when a rvaoiuiinll iliL-i been
under comidernllou six hours it nun: he in
order to route that the debate alinll be
cloned. and the president shall recugnlle
the senator who wishes to make such auto
tion. 'l‘heuoiion ianotdebatableormnend-
table. but shall immediately be put. nnd if
it receivru the affirmative votes of ama-
jority of the senators present the pending
pleasure uhall take precedence over all
other burial-nu.
in the assembly the features were thehr
troduction of bills reducing telegraph rates
to ill cents for to words. providing for non-
partisan boards of lnapectors in the male.
forbidding the sale of clgareltea to mlnora
of less than Ill and filinuo iii-euro ieoof
‘50 for dcalinu in the shine. Both branches
will adjourn from today until Monday
night.
Tramps sn‘ll Constables In Lug“.
Nouwu'u. hi. \'.. Jan. li.r~--A rueetlnu oi
the town board was held to devise means
for abiding the tramp nulaunce. More
than lllllvnurnutn have been lodged in the
county jail since ’l'ucmlny. and the l‘tml to
the town for culmlnblen’ fern nmolllllv to
not. (‘ountableu are mplmz a harvest,
field ”ml (In to Trial.
“Cl‘i‘.\l.fl.illll|. ll.~llrpuiy fillerlil' .lo.
mph .1. ilurkr will take Edward M. Field
to New Yuri: today to cloud lriul l‘orhis
alleged irremdurltiea In contraction with
the failure of the llrm of Field. Limlley.
Welehmek Cu.
lhlly‘a Revolutionary Misty Suppl-Mud.
l’amtlnlu. .lau. ll. »— The government
lummrn have «conceded in breaking up
the organisation oitbe lv'ml Del [more
tori brunchell. The society he said to have
been aupprmsed everywhere in Hiclly.
mvsrssv Jackson lass-amen.
Dill Metals. Jan. lie—The inauanrutlon
of (lovtruornelect. dunno why win; a
brilliant event. The ceremonies took place
In the rotunda of the athletic-ass
mum VIII loll later-lay.
liar: Fourteen. Jan. ll.n‘l‘hs sailing
time of the steamship Mill‘llmut for liouo-
lnln and Australia has been ll'llipfllwtl
from tmlay until Saturday.
Knight! ”will" than Mourns.
Pultanntrma. Jan. ll.» The meeting of
the executive bond of the Knights of La-
bor has ended. The lutainns tron-noted
was locally routine.
unwise-r rate up.» law. It.
8A! Marciano. Jan. limit lamlnnnnecd
that the Midwinter fair will be formally
opened on Sunday. Jan. It.
mu...“ ”m ’i’bm’”" “um;
“tantrum. Jan. lbw-ho new Amar-
lfin liner flouthmtrk arrived here on her
voyage.
”mm-ram
also a not line of Barney d Berry
The Republican Members Break ’
.l‘lflmtlllulul.illcuatoruheld.nconference.'ai‘tz ‘
not open the doors they were forced. and -
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for n
free sample.
that hangs
' by you.
To] mom
is ili'fit quality.
T()lll‘ilt“i the spot.
T DH. ChTON'S REUA'LE.
Unprlnclplcd persona imlllfs our Id. all
counterfeit oar TAM-iv i’ll.l.§. therefore take
speckle-n you not Dr. CATON'S. and no“
I lworfhlesa "compounds." Remember "Ill
II the ORIGIVM, preparation of this tion.-mt
| 9 only L‘VIVIERSALLV $UCCB§§FUL m.
A ways solo and curr. At druggista. or sent
direct. rested. for s1. f‘ull information free.
c. UHN‘ unto. at. Boston. Mus.
oetli) ly
JAPANEEE’ ‘
l‘f .\i not cr-fmllmz t‘ure for Piles
rwry nature nn.l .iogrrn. it nmkm an operation
‘nh Ihu hmio or nunrtiom of carbon-t acid. which
.- painful and seldom a permanent euro. and often
:v-yuitinu in death. \innt‘flmsury. Why mun
tbil terrible disease? W1, uarsmu 0
non- to cure any cans. u only w for
bout-fits received. II .I has. ii for $1. <ent by mull.
Guarantees lasuml by our haunts,
CONSTIPAT'ON Cured. Piles Prevented.
in lawmw LlVl‘i‘ Pellets
lhegrent l.i\’F.Rni;i.\iw‘«l .\ ll ~ ‘ i \‘1:vl::,v.-l
BLOOD l’lililll‘ildl ~' ‘ . l ‘
take.i-Ipc.-nllly. in. v . ‘ vt
Brent».
OUABAN'l’i'i .. .
For Stit- by m-orge (‘ Sill-min. rm. Norma”.
not ill lyr
PER "
FOR
WEEK
WILLING WORKERS
otelihvr lcxflll‘ly I‘ll“. lo mu par! of ”in country,
It the employment which we furnish You need
not be away from home over night. You can live
yourwholollmv mllxv workmroulv youraparl‘. mo-
meats. Ascilpital in not rcvmircd you run no rhlk.
We supply you with all that u nccilcii. It will
cost you nothinn to try the bulineu. Any one
can do tbv- work Beginncra make money from
the start li‘oilurc i4 unknown with our workrru.
livery hour you Inbnr you can easily make a dollar.
No one who is willing to Work itlll-i to make more
money every dnv than can he made in three days
It anvordlnury eniplm ment. Head for free book
containing the fullest information.
a. HALLET‘I‘ a co”
lo: 800,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
dfl 01'“
usual noun.
no You yawn
A Clear Complexion?
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Illliilil llllhliilllil.
ltmtnhsltsiulmslv millionth.“
healthy and sleuth. lyn- trim
and (implosion slur.
No Moat: PlMPLESl
wild Need of [luring- ,
A Fill, Olin-Ive Int-ti.
lltavytlllas tbs! in lifesaving. huffing,
Inadmisn sad mum will In
Mini is m.» latter».
”0 DIME” 0F Hit/#0 0010.
, and
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Andyouwllllecnotonlyn
Nest and Perfect Fitting Shoo
But one in which the
fir; Goons Store
Tristram & Hyatt",
No.2 Gazette Bulldlnz. Norwalk.
Cloaksféloaks.
We are ahowin all the Latest No elt' may
01.06%? JACKE S, CAPES‘ and WRllPsmfo:f Iliulli .6
‘Infants’ CLOAKS,
in white and colors.-
FUR w(twill-alas. =°'
At the o nin of the resent F .
change. int 9 at in ‘ p 1" Season some 1m
trounced which
Leading
in
agreat variety of styles and materially .
variant
and shape of For Garments have been
as attracted the attention of the trade
goods. We are showing only the Ve Latest Sty! 33...,
grantee every garment we sell to be first-class in evzyreo'psot
as low in price on any first-class goods are sold.
.0.
Tristram & Hyatt.
No. 2 Gazette Building.
* SLEIG
TWllllAlllllAllS 0F8lElliil8fi
Racers, Cutters.
Solid Comforts, ,
Family Sleighs, Business Sleighs, ',
All first class in material and construc-
iiuiit for uppmi'nnce, comfort and
won]; '
PRIilES VEIlY 10W."
Come and see them and scour. n bargain.
I
lulherwngm’sciiriagenposioryl
col. bruit» and Madison? Silents. Soul: Ioiwall, corn. ‘
air [I 6 per cent...”
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