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SoJlnrwalIlIardvlareco.
42 1111111 Illll Street.
BlllllllT ISM QUESTillllED
thpears Before the Senate’s
Investigating Committee.
DBPBIIDED H18 HAWAIIAN REPORT
[punter Burk or Minnow“ Cqud the
brunt. to Laugh by l'lh' BMIeIIIII
11.111“ In 1111 11.11.111.111 111111111111» .Jll'm
‘l’lrll Tulk In the “now. ‘
Witsmxu'rox. .l1111. l2.~——Ilttl:rl1'st in the
Hawaiian question has centered III the die-
pntcher 'frolir ' Minion-1' Willlll "'lly‘ tile‘florr
win. which are now in the bonds of the
Meta department. All that could be learn»
rd of the dispatches 11 11s tiplt the matter
- --i-I10y~contuin»-iu «bouts» i-‘v’Nlll-wnrdw limb
dent Dole‘c letter in reply to Minister Wil.
lls' demand consnlniug’nb-lut 71.1100 words,
It was thought thnt tlw mirth-1' would be
sent- to congress yesterday. but llm perusal
of it by the :lrt‘tililt'lli tutrupicd roosidcrnlile
time. 11ml It “-1111 found 11.111 tho prrp'u'll-
lion (1! copim to be wut to the capitol
would occupy much more.
The rxnulinntirvn of Mr. lllouul by the
seniltc conunittw» 'd'l-IL'II is inve<liguting
the 11111111111111.111rnn: 11111111 hllrllrlfie. lllounl
wm exuniillul in regard lo stutomems
made by the IInv.'11ii.11.\ to the effect. that
his examination 111.1! Ilt’l'll partial and that
hit-1 method of conducting it hml been up‘
purently ill the direction of oluniningim
formation against the provisional govt-r11-
meut and Ill furor cf thetoyuhsls.
To this he replied that he took the testi-
mony ill l1i<11wu way uud .u'lwl upon his
own judgment. lie had been selected to
make this exnulinut ion and had been given
entire authority to conduct it. in any mun-
ner he now fit and to obtain the 1110111 no
curate and best information concerning
the revolution.
When Inked if there was any ground for
the complaints. he referred to the fact that.
he had publivhcd ill IIJIWIIII hi< desire to
obtain nIl information 111-Milne.
Mr. lllmult‘st Doululs.
The examination of Mr. Bloom ulsowcllt
inlo't-he i‘nrious qlleotions concerning the
binding of the Americuu troops during the
revolution and Ill-i Ieflnlms for concluding
that there hild been 11 conspiracy to de-
throne the queen 11nd nnnex the ielund: to
the United States. it is understood that
be was fllfln reminded of the charge. that
his investigation Iltlil been paltlnl nildthnt
his report ehowul upon its face that he
had been prejudicial ogniust annexation
from the beginning
This Mr. llionnt Milli was untrue. and he
contended that the report was impartial.
and line im‘eetiirntio: was without preju-
dice or favor. When naked by the chair-
mnn whether in: bud decided to make a
statement concerning his report or upon
any question Ill-tiring upon llawuiiun :tf-
fnirs, )lr. illount lt-plii-d lhnt he did not.
cure to mid nny thing to wind he had mid.
He had 1lot.he said. come before the corn
mittee to dlfend his I'lll 11',t but to answer
any questions which might in: put to him
by the committee.
'l‘here “no S-‘Ollu' CUIlVerfilllllMl about the
secret. mode \vliitil Mr Bloom employed
in collecting hie inionnntion by hllving
none but himself 111111 stcnogrupher pres-
cut and the witnrxsl's' not being prepnrcd
to 11111an t‘onlplt'leultitrlrleul. Mr. lilount
again replied thut it 111111 11 port of his 1111«
thority he exercised 11nd that he completed
the Ii‘hllllllllx)‘ ill tin» 1111111111-r he thought
Deal.
it Wile-1 evident Lliut .\Ir. “11111111. 11115 de-
termined not to lliiow the committee to
have 1111)‘ ltdvunmtzc over him. and he still
held [but his pontiou us upcrinl coinnli5~
Iioner did not give the ‘L'llall‘ llnwright to
alteration liih procedure while acting with
uuthority not conferred by the senate.
Throughout the whole exuminnlion there
true this feeling. and uhilc .llr. lllount wns
willing to give the committee all facts in
his prowess-lion which lnld not been laid be-
fore them in: reccnlc-dnny utll'mpt to ques-
tion his authority to not :1. he did o.- his
method of procedure.
Very little new information wml obtuin~
ed. To molly of the question» Mr. iliount
eourteouoly referred to his report' and
11l1owed that the fort was duly set forth in
the papers enbmltted and Ill posseoeion of
the senate. At the conclusion of the ex-
uminutiou of Mn Illollnt he hull 11 long
conference in the committee room with
Mr. Morgan.
Dl'll MIImI the solute LIIIflI.
The Iiuwaiiun controversy consumed ul-
mollt the whole time. in the sl‘lltllt‘. Sen-
ator Davis of Minnesota concluded his
npeech in opposition to the policy 01' the
present. administration. 11nd he won pur-
tlcularly elnphntic ill his oppmdtlon to the
not of the pmideut iu commluloning Mr.
Biountdo Hnwuii 11nd clothing him with
plenary powers. even to the extent. of con-
trol of the 11111111! fol-eels. without such an
appointment having been confirmed by the.
Innate. The deftnenll with which he pa-
ruled to the 11111111111 the spectacle of the
opera bonffe queen clamoring for her loot
throne was too much for the grave Ind
venerable eelnlle. 11ml the galleries gave
exprunolon to its appreciation by IpplIule
when” that it required the mold threat
of the presiding officer to clear the until-rice
to ntlll the enthusiasm.
Senutor Turple mode 1111 bour'» nprech
that was full of surprises. it true 11 among
legal argument based on International
and diplomatic I1llv.1111d lt tool: the pool
lion that the provluiollnl government, hav-
ing been once recognized by the United
811111-11 Ind the civilized world it moo 11
Incl. mompllubml. and recognition could
not be withdnlvvn
While condemning tho actions of MIDI»
ter Stevens and denouncing him 111 I can-
spirItor through whom Influence and by
when mlutunce the government to which
he had been uncredited wall overthrown, he
declared tht It would be 111111 all great 11
wrong Ind 111111 1111 repreheullbla in the eye:
of the country and international law for
thin government now to step In 111111 over»
throw the prowl-tonal government 1111: bed
been for 111111.111 thereon to old In the de-
struction ol the former government. Ben-
111111 Turpin wan Itlrntlvvly listened to
throughout. an l1l11 legal arguments 1111 any
lubjoel. never tell to exeltelbedeep Inter.
tilt of the "bale-1
one for I reel-no of two hours there 11m
1111 uninterrupted now of bull! armory In
the hours again from It 11. 111. until 111-.111 p.
m. Inn-ml. I11 the debItela beginning to
Ill. I 111111 The
that It. Back will” Idpoflievltuckymr.
r 1111111111111. Ir. Dinghy of Noble
.lllrterei' Ohio .
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m 3111111111 mm 111 1111-
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mm
They are III of this yeIr’r dedgnl. No
oldcoodltoworhoH.
Tomlinson’sl’hamacy
8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
ingtllntbelenota Democrat 31.11!thth
voted for Waller, the Republic-11 eludi-
data for oonzreu I113 for his brutberlor
pmideut. Thu. It In underfloor]. XI. HIP
riuon acknowledges uylng that the worm
plmnll trio lhlp tint bu always I-
on beth Inter and himself Ill we Iv
their familleo canned him to vote for the
”gentleman Ind tint he could not vote
against his brother.
In Yell" duh It Ila.
W Atllllso'rox..lnn.12.-Tl1e announce
1112111. published th1. yellow fever prevailed
In Rio has precipitated I load of iumlrlu
upon the navy departmentfrom the friends
of thme 1111 bonrd the I'nltod Slaw. IND!
in the harbor It is denied ut the navy de-
ports are received at the depertrnent of the
condition «1! those on board our ship, Ind
the officer» in commend In boundtore-
port any such outbreak u tint of yellow
revel-r11 11' mild 11111 no such report his
been received.
Hgvlblowu'l c-IIr-IIIII On. Over.
'iAsmvnTm. Jun. 12. -~'l'heaenntelu ex-
ecutive section illd not take up the Rom
blower nomination. but postponed it until
Monday next. The reason for the poet-
pouemeut is found in the fact IllII. the
Ipeecheo of Senators Davis and Turple
held the senate later than bud been expectr
ed..1o.tl1:11.1b¢1-e 1.1.11. not sufficient time
for the cousidel’utlon of no important 11
mutter 119 1111 min report upon the con-
tinuation of :1 member of the. supreme
court.
The DIpIoantlc Inception.
\VABHIVH’IIV. .Illn. I'I.-'I'he first 111 the
eerie: of three grand receptions thntIl-e
given each year at. the White House took
place last night when President Ind M11.
Cleveland entertained the diplomatic corps
AUBURN THREATENED.
ltIIIIno Au ltIrvIIg IId lItIIIItI 111“
“they WIII BIill "I. City.
11111111111111. Me, Jan I‘l—ltnlian labor-
ers encumpeil Ill Beckett/11 Crouing. who
have been displaced by French CIMdiIn
crews on the Rumford Falls nilroId Ix-
tension. are snflering from lack of land.
. owing to111lol1ly ill the nettleuleut 11! their
whgee. The I511 Italian. attacked the new
crown. but the Frenchmen retreated. and
no one WIS seriously hurt.
The city of Auburn hue given the Itul
inns food, but. +1111... tonnpply them any
longer declaring thnt the railroad should
return the men to Iloeton The 1111.111 any
they will not go without their money and
that if the city will not give them food
they will get It where they can.
NorngIIn Stu-or lat.
Losnox. Jun. la -Tbe Norwegian 11mm-
er Edison and the Norwegian bark Run
came in collision in the clnlnnel on last
Wednesdny during 11 fax. A portion of the
Bull's crew, touring that the bud: would
sink. boarded the Edinon. The latter rem
eel soon laundered. when her crew and the
men from the Run took to the boats.
They drifted for 16 hours before they
reached Seatonmu the Devon coast. In
endeavoring to land one of the 110111.11 was
capsized. and four of the oceupInts were
drowned. The lute of the remainder of the
crew is lint known
Illumlmed I PIIIIII’I Emmi.
1111111101111, Jan. 12.~ A most remarke-
electrical experiment was successfully
exhibited at the College of Physicianl Ind
Surgeons here. By means of n flexible rub-
bet tube 11 diminutive electric light wooin-
troduced to the 11101th of 11 patient. The
lights Were lowered, Ind in the darkness
over 200 students viewed the workings of
the putient’ll internal organs through the
transparency the light created in the Ib-
dominnl wall
DIIIon Gen. PIIIIII. I IIId.
1111111111: (.1. '1'. , .llln. la.—Tbe button
gang of outlaws is undoubtedly prepIring
to muke u wholesale raid upon mum of the
banks of the territory towml or rob some
heavily landed train on the Santu Fe or
Rock Island roads. Four times within 11
week the bandits hnve made public Ippeur-
nnces near town» in the Cherokee III'IP,
each time diIuppeurlng for u day and reap
peat-lug At some other point.
To Vlelt AilenI-lnrnllo.
Baum, Jan. 1':.~'I‘he Vouischr hitting
publlnhen I dispatch from Meir. ntntinu
that Emperor Willi-1n and bin family will
probably visit Alsace-Immune It thebev
ginning of June. The emprwl Ind her
children will, it in Mill. lltuy It Cutie lib
ville. The emperor will milk» short stay:
It Meir. 11nd Strugburg.
flu halve! II ll-Convlcl.
PORTLAND. 012', Jun. l2.—--it WM learned
that Lionel 14111111111. receiver of the 1.1103011
XItlonlll bank. ill 1111 ex-oouvict. lining
IOI'VQII one yen: in the pouiuntinry It SI-
loin for panning a fraudulent check for no
on I hotel keeper in this city. In I11 inter-
view SmuIdmltted buying served I term
in prlaon.
Ola-cuter IIIIIII' ”MO-ll m
moonlit-1111.11. Ill-11.. Jan. 1141. Bull-
fIx dispatch in regard to the loan of the
enhancer Spencer 1’. Baird It White inland
Ill probIbly correct. She called from hm
on Nov. 28 for the (lecture Ind but not
mi from vine-o. She carried I crew
11.
o! II M M--. M.
II Internet-rer- MI: Protection
DA. 1111111, Conn... Jim. 1'1.—-'l'ho Ill but
manufacturer: of thin city um. I long cont-
mnnlentlon toMayor Andi-own outing tint
they lnundId to open their fIctorIu Io
nonunion ohopll shortly and "queuing
protection by the authorities If trouble rt
mite.
IIII. Ibo-I1 curb Do“.
9101‘ lilo’romConn..Jau. 12. Non. Thom-
111 Clark until recently pneldent of the
Norwich and New York mambo» line
and one of lbebent known cltlmnlu the
Itate, died It his home hereof bronchial
commotionngedfl
AI ”Input-d Strike.
Mount“. Jan. 131“! unexpected
11111. on the Nnhvllle. Cbotuuoon Ind
St. Loui- rilllwny went Into 1111111 The
strike I11 In {or milled to freight conduct.
on M trntnmen.
It. III-mum Inn MI...
New 1101111011. (3111111., Jun. Ill-43w
Am. IlleYIIoeoIeIJIyI Mel-ac
truth 111 the storylht the 011111111111"
will come here lo mmAnmieIn college
am thloyur
In. :pIHIIIIt W
111mm». Jul. let-Inl- “11er
oral mm of Erie “WM
W OW
11.111111111111111. '
IndOrIyon W111i.
01111111 1111111 111 llllllitfll
uncommon.
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N.B.-—Burgnim‘ in Wall Papers.
Look at out window and note
prices for first-class goods.
It Huntington It, to. Ilolwtlll,
0111.. ll. 8. I
unmanned-tum
PElIilTlI liEPilliTED OllT
Another Rumor That Brazil's
' President Has Resigned.
HELLO NOT TO BEOOIIB DIOTA'I'OB.
twp IIIbIIng-I Fro-:10 to the III“
like! halved It “antral—Urged by
rile-ale to It.) the lInIecuIIry Blood-
l'lltl Ill! Conn-ted.
31111511111111. Jen. l:l.~—'l'woi1npo1-tnnt w
blengmil were received here from Rio, Ja
"nillro via "Montevideo wudlrondou'by'pII ' '
tie» who have interests In Brazil-11d Ire
eagerly watching the outcome of the rave
lotion, The'flnt read In foliowe: "Intl
mute. friemleol PEI-30h) tho uked him to
resign on Iccouut of no much unnecemry
bloodshed on condition that Meilo or any
of his open followers will not become din
tltonl pending the invitnlllltion of the
choice of the people 1111 president. Pelxott
will likely consent. no great pressure ill be
ing hnlnghl lo bear upon him. Votblng
has been henrli from M 1H" upon the 1111b
iect."
Pix-Brazilian General dives d Linul,
who '11» recently (Ilfllfllflhtfll for siding with
1-111:~l'.u '- l Pl'mdo
the revolutiuhinv. 11': 1-ir1-ll :1 I'Itlllt‘Kl‘fllII I
I"! home hour from the 1111111- - llll'llt‘ 1111-
bouncing that I’mkulll Illl‘l lu-lgued on
the tonne cooloiw -i I11lilt‘IHH'L’UIIIKCHIIIQ"
gram.
These color; 1 1- ~ 1 l
corresplmllrol - -
Ind were 111111141:
-111.-1pliv11lc
11l :l'llllt'lllt‘li
-1 1'\lllt'l\llli from
there cabled l-- i. ‘11» 1111 1'11l:'lttMlifI-
tread.
The L‘Ill'l'l'hll’llnir .. -- 41111111 the 1 able
grunt-l ill cipn~r - . 1 m-li‘icluv'u \lllt.
read them \11111' '1-1 {-11
They lulu: 11>: 1.1
the rllulorx- \'.l111 11 ll 1. -
Tel“.
-.1. 1r :111ll1t'lllltllly.
ion w illlr'lt‘l‘ with
1M'0u!l)’ Il-eu cur
”It": at huge Ellyn-Mall.
R111.lASEl1ol,.ln11. 1':.~’l‘i1etwn gun-r111
men! coinlnlh nude 1111' «11111111111111 of tit-u-
erullv Iiipolito and Sunlpnyo, tlub forlnl-r
marching from Ilillrlttlil'lilo and the lnttel
from (.‘erro (31111111. which were ordered to
proceed to the reliefof Eagle. in lliu Urandl'
do Sub-hon“ Irrivo today at their den
titration. These two column» together
number a bill) men. \ battle 11 ill plobnbly
belought 11L lingo l-t-forl- t‘i- ~nnl of the
neck. Advices n'cIiVl-d f 11 llaljuhy \‘ifl
RIO (I'I'Ilnde (I11 \lIl ulvl' Ilel -.'l l1 “I lilc hul-
tlc fought then- on l).-.1' 11 III I‘hcuolel 11
ment forces completely lulllml 1l11 lnsnr
gents. killing (lenernH'uscn ..\Iutin.-1. their
leader. and many of the inaurxenl troop~.
.i' Nun train Illa.
"rues :\\lli'.a.1lllll. lJ.—.-\dvil.e4 from
Rio .Ionelro any Ihul 1111 cxplv sioll of 11 l 1111-
111111 bu occurred on bum-d the llrnmluln
insurgent wow-l ‘l‘nmnndxm- 11ml llm: live
men were killed. 'l'hcrc lm-i bog-n another
explosion 111 Fort \'ill»-,;.1i1:non. 'l‘lu-l'rew
of the Ilruziliuu 1..olr1'11111c111'~ vruiscl
Sictln-roy, which 1‘ 111 i’c-louullluc 1, re-
iuaed to no to -1»11 mulch-111:1 dml their ur~
team of pity.
VIIIIIII Weaker“.
I'Mlls. Jun. [2. , \'nl|lllllt hm lvruiu'ul'd.
Ind '11 Iv now announced that, he has
thought. better of his llultlsiull 11111 to motile
an nppelll against hill m-nteuce lo ”11' court
of causation. 11nd llt'ronlinuly he 311 under
illood to have sinned llu- mortuary doen
nletlt. llut, it I14 uddeli. he still rcfu-reu to
petition President (‘urnot for 11 11111111111111-
tlon of bin willemm.
lteeolvlng Teller Milo Arrnled.
l‘1111.1111:1.1'111.l. .llln. l‘.'.— \\'illi111u Pier-
eol, the receiving ll-lil-r of the l'olimlidll-
tiou National bunk. who we» churned with
aiding Ind abetting 'I‘hemloru Baker in
stealing “7 00111111111 lln- l1llnh,w111111rre11t~
ednud heldin ”.7100 bull for 11 heul'lngnext
Thursday.
IluphuIrll Venue!- Illa-g If.
llmvrol. .Iltu. l‘.'.:—'ll1vful| lwlwll of the
Inprrnle judicial court lids mull-red 111lo-
cilliorl IhIt Vrrliiclu urriml 111 by ranting
Into will not. do and tlmt :1 deputy nherlfl
who lllla chlfl'uc of the. jury lnuy lt-lvtlfy to
tht he ileurd mild in the ,illlyruom
.t IIIImlIIrv t'orIol Bub.
l'llll‘li.\\l1. \Il' . 111111. l‘.’. ( llllrlt‘s I'ullll.
the defaulting necretury 11f tin lldll Pt! I
Ionic here, hI1l returned home lie but
been in Montrenl 11nd lvrl-l compelled to re-
turn for bulk of roomy, A nFllll'nlflil will
probably be mode.
l'lIyergIrt 111111111" Ilnlnlloly III.
III. l1l1llil. .Iun. l‘.l«l’11v1de telegram:
from New Rochelle. V. t'. .. announce the
very dangerous: Illmm lgt .tlnrmllu-l 'l'hom»
M, the playwright. author of "Alabama."
“In hilmllri“n1ld other III‘IIIIIII‘I.
1mm. I MIMI flop-bile.
Murillo. Jun. l‘l.—-»A1nunifrlto halted by
eu-Mlnltter Zorrillu. the rrpubilelln lender.
predicts the curly advent of the republic
Ind Idvinra hi1- pllrtimun to be prepared
for tth event.
cm» at Wont Manhood.
0111110, I. 'l‘1. 41111. l:1.-~'l‘llr :11 counties,
In tbelriwclnw 1111111111 Imve voted almost
nnIuimonllly mallow Manhood or never
Inc- of tribal rrhltionn.
IIIIIuIlI ’I'Iup “rent-nod.
PARKEIISII‘M. W. VI, Jun. limit In
probable 111111 the 11111119 11111111 11111 of the
Ohio River rallroId system wlll be tied up
by I ml
AIInII 1111,11» rel-1.1.
57111311111310. Illlt. Jim. 1141mm
AW has muted ileum: ll Pointer.
m to in lumgvll 1111111. 11 1111111111 11..
Ill.“ .1... 1.
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So. Norwalk. Conn.
M»WWW W1.“ .
TELEGRAPHIC CURRENCY.
M. Dupuy win elected pmident of tho
French chamber of deputies
' Professor Vircliow of Berlin. who but
been suffering from influenza. is improv-
ing.
Small x has broken out in the Cook
Count. oIpItlli In Chicago 11nd has spread
to the edging houses.
1113111 mite for dentures I aging“ n.
0170, 000 were filed at Louisville against the
Mural: Bridge company.
In the MoKIne 11nd other election use!
Judge Bartlett ln Brooklyn denied the
motion to quash the indictments.
Hermann Gutrnnnn. I surgeon, commit-
tell suicide in Berlin by opening tum-in
itiérle'e in his 111-1111,1111“ 11nd feel
The Rev. Dr. (.‘harlee I’urkhurvl. the
well known reallyterinn divine. locom-
punled by bill tie, in spending 11 few dilys
at. Luetvood \f; '.l‘."'
Governor Flower appointed an commit
planer of the state board of charities Dr.
Enoch V. Stoddllrd of Rochester in place
of Open Craig, deceased
Supervirlor ilubriel ’l'uthill of Middle-
town. N. Y.. was given 11 verdict for “B,-
600 Igulnllt the Long Island Railroad com-
pany for injllrien received in the PIrkvllle
wreck.
In the null for separation brought by
Princess lfolonnn llflaillflt her husband.
counsel for the prince claimed that. the
suit could not be tried in Purl-1.11mi“-
cision was deferred.
TH E SENATE FRACTlOUS.
Colonic hut-Inn” Provo“ to )lIke "to
En" Senior: Very Short.
I)E.\VII1:,Jau I". ~ The senate was 111 111111
IIOII but. 11 short time and only to reuive
I-Ile lluljority repolt of the special commit-
tee appointed to connider the gov ernor's
message. The repon declared that that
was no ocrusion for :m extrlwrdlnnrywp
shut 11nd m'oulmrurled 1111 adjournment It
some hour today. I11 regard to the propo-
sition to have t‘olorndo nilvcr bullion coined
into Mexican dollars. which should clmu'
lute within the state 119 :1 legal tender. the
committee 1111111111 that they were compelled
to recount“; the our erelgn authority I the
United State: in tho iasuuncc of III coin
and thnt the governor‘s ulggeetion was 1111-
uolutely ilnprilelimhle.
From prewnt indications the house will
not. agree to 1111 inlluldinte adjournment,
and 1111 the Iconic will refuse to transact
any llnslnt'tvv there will be 11 deadlock until
one gives 11p the light. In lhehouseumem-
her from El Porto rollnl y introduced the
following resolution.
It looiu like the drill for the member: of the
ninth general assembly to be flopping It the
sumptuous hotels of llcnvr r and drawing 3': per
day from their imimverillhod constituency un-
der the pretense that lhryi'lln bettertbelr con-
dition by ieuidation; therefore. be it
Resolved. That. the 1111\111l1ers of this 11mmny
and the employees of the some will stay here
without pay until 111-ll freezes over 11nd do all
we can for the good ol the M11111.
The merrilnellt over this erort shook the
building, IIIIII Speaker Ammons refusal-to
entertain it.
Mn. ‘I’hIokany's butll.
Loxnl 1x, .luu. 1'31—Mrs. 'l‘brlcllerlly. wife
of the famous novelist. died of upoplexy at
Aden Lodge. Leigh, 11 private asylum.
where she hits been living the past IOyelrs.
A few years After the marriegc of Mrs.
Tllnckerny ahe sufferlnl from I severe ill-
ness and lhough adu- recovered physically
her llIIWI wn-i ntleclcd ever utterlverd
'l'hllckerny wnt ed over her with great
tendernesu but 1 .mliy be 111111 obliged to
submit to n purliug which. 1111 is well
known. was the sorrow of hi: life. 11nd he
mien-ed to it In hill ballads. The remains
of Mrs. Thackeray will be buried by the
skin of those of her hu~l1u111l in Kellanl
Green cemetery. London
A Queer Election Error.
G.I.\".L\l1\lt‘1l1\..\. \ ..Ill11.l’.~—lhro1u(l1
In error of one word in the new charter
the whole political system of (iuunndniguu
has been overthrown. At 'I'ueilduy".~l clec
tion 11 Republican board of trill-tees. it Is
found. won elected for three years insteId
of two, and biennial electionn were made
neceilulry ill place of 11111111111 elertlouu
A [tank Officer IIIuIIl.
AlillM'll 1.:1 .\‘. (‘. .l1111l'.'.—-Un Setup
day before New Year's. Lawrence Yulllllu.
who was cnelhier of the National “Ink of
Alheville, left here with 11.111111101- eastern
bunkm laying he could 111ml exprrlov
charge» by carrying the money. lie ill"
not yet been benrd from III any point
Alla-dean 11111.1». AbroId.
Mon-111111., .IIIII. 1'1. -- Mr. I 'ochenllmler.
a leading leweler. was robbed of 05.000
worth of jewelry. «111111111111 montly of (“N
moods which were exposed in one of the
front windows. The robbers are hippo-ed
to have been profeaaionallv from the United
Stilt».
[I‘lao 111.1111 11.1.
llllwosr,1\'1}l.. .I1u1. lat-«.111 old loco-
motive on the Belmont brlinoll of the Con-
cord 11nd Montreal mllroml. the rite"
King. blew up. Engineer Howler wllvl
thrown to feet. and his skull was fractured.
Fireman llnllelityne woe badly 111-aided.
'DIIII DoId Mill. III: llwv.
wiliril P11111111. 1V. Y1. .I1111. l;.~-A11drevv
Fun. I 11Iloo11 keeper. was found dead he-
llde his bar Iodlly1 lle held I11 hill hand 11
chandelier which be had pulled down. "11
MI been 1111pl1yintell.
The Vlgllmlt'e Builder Ilene-Inna.
8111111111.“. I...l1111 111 .—(Jou1modorr 111
D. Morgan. one of the ryndicete which bud
the cup all-fender Vigihlnl. built. unt 01.500
to him N111". llermlloff 1111 11 1'ew You’ll
gift.
(tor-III. 1118111111 null. 11
Continuum Jan. 12 will". Corollne Tul-
bolt, the austere“ who 11111 preached nil
over the United Stilton 111111 I-Znalnnd dul-
ing the 111125 yearn. tiled 111 Mount Plans-
Int.
11.11.1111». II III-r (loaveItIoI.
Atnuv. .1111. ill-“The fourth tiny‘ 11 no-
tllon of the IIII'mlII convention of the State
Federation of labor bog-11 11111111 oily ball
with a large 11111116111112.
.1 1 .3. ..._... e.“ ...,. .1”
Input I lull-r II [III
N“ lineman. lit—— l’cter nonuhuem
waiter It the Yale commons. we: found
11.111111 I doerwuy on l‘ hapei 1111111111. li'eni
play in Impacted.
lobe-fer late Huntl-
Cllcuoo, .1111. 12.4111an no out the
“In. first In thetriengulnrbilllarduudl.
11min mw'fllm'l 11111. Tonight iron
9 i!-
r... 4.1». n. WM...»
m
0mm It. Y. .7111. la-n’i'hhke
My.» me
In”: beeper Nil-gulp. ,
~ In. Itwlltlmtev MI-
MI» '
m
NW
whim?
~SKATES-
elm a fllll llne of Burner (1 Berry
11qu prices.
alum In"
H. D. “blood,
11 11111 111111. 11111111, 111.
I115 I111
CIilLlSLE MAI BESiGll.
He Has an Offer of a Big Salary
From I Private Concern.
I8 HELD BY POLITICAL AUDITIOHB.
u 1. nap-me 1:1: :1; ”11.11 1111111 11.11. 1
In Which to Con-III" In dll'u "! 015.000
I Illl‘nul’. cIrIIslo WIIII In Du film
In the WMII Honor.
NEW Ynilli, JIII. 73,—A morning paper
"install :' Serve
til the bit of next month todecllle whether
he will continue to earn $8.000 11 year All
secretary of the treasury or make 325.000 11
«you to president ml legal udvleer ora- big
oruunlml by some of the leIdluu capitol-
ista of Ohio and the adjoining stall-11.
Secretory ("whole has consulted with 11
number of hi1; friends. and nearly all of
them hnl‘e told him that he ought to It
cept the. offer.
In. (:Irllele Anibitlmu.
Mr1 (furliule i~ not a unillunuire. but he
huuever be:- -11 vervl lllllbitioll‘w for wealth
Mrs. I'llll'llN e in 11.11111-1- l to i ll" huslulnd’l
leaving publil lie. (1 11 111-.1 11111i11lians for
him 1101111111111 >11.- Ilullt'VI-s 111.11 11.1 will
yet Mich (I11! White IIUIIM'.
Some of Mr. l'arllsle'n friends any that
he could cont tune on aecretnry of the treas-
“l’Y until the tlmlnl'iltl dilliculticx and the
Illrill iegiaiution are arranged, und then it.
would he 11 good time for him to retire 1cm-
pornrily from public life. He would retire
at the height ot hi1 ulcers». and the money
1111 Would earn in the mountime would be
necessary should he ill'l'flll'lr' n preeidentird
undidnle.
Mr t'arllsle sts to his friends in con-
gms that tbocondilion offinnucee is Ilurni
In; and that penicillin; must be done 111
once. 1h- lmi the members of the scum»
finance committee with him nearly all day.
Ind they went. over the situation carefully.
I‘le appealed to them to fake prompt notion
to protect the -rrdit of the gorermnent by
authorizing him to sell :I per cent bonds in
the amount of 131101111110 if noel-soon.
Mr. Curliole hm lllwuys held that in nu
emergency the secretary of the treasury.
undorthe law of 1873, hits 11 right to sell
Mirtllloflltl in bonds at .3 per rent interest,
1111 1111111! IIIII.
Senator Flu-11111111.wl1o 1'11 1111111eg in
In or of issuing bonds ill accordance “ith
Mr.('nr|i~le'.~1 \vish. framed the bill that
gives the secretary of the tremury his prer-
ent authority. The ()Iiioatntesuluu claims
that. these ixlndswere to be used for re«
demption and 111111 he doubt:- very much
whether they 1’!" he need for any other
purpo‘lt'. lie says that thin would mist-11
doubt :11. to its legllllly.uud with this 11
question it might be t'Xt‘t’HIlllglN difficult
to soil 5 per cent bonds.
While it is likely that the bill authoriz
ing the secretary of the. tremor-y to poll
bond» could pose the senate, it is extremely
present. time. In 11 talk willi Mr. (.‘oclmnu
About thin he stated that he is very much
afraid that the bond bill could lint get
through. The weatern nud «oulhcru cun-
gressmeu regard anything in the form of
bonds as on iniquitous scheme of \anl
street, and they will not vote for it.
Aelorl Fought l’Ire II 11 Burning Cur.
('11!lllttl11151‘111\'1.-.lnn. l'J. 'l'lu- tut-1n
bl-rv oi “Ho 1 11~1gn lotnpuny. 1'11 mule
irolu\\1o1lllugton I11 >11“ I'rnluiwo in it
spcriul 141111 h on the South I"l~1'o.'11l. hild 11
thrillingellperlrurt1 about 2’01! miles went
of K111111111 l‘ily. The rear end of their cur.
the hint in the 1111111. caught fire from de-
fel'tive healing nppnrntuv. The 11111er
fought tho- "111111-11 while lln- train ~pz~1l on
“1011111111, All IllIll‘\ away. “here \\'.'Il1r “'11!
prowl-ml 111111 the tire c\lil1:rui:~lu- l.
I’IIII llIull (‘ur hull-Ion.
\\'t111l1\l.\lll1. .\l11 , .lnu l‘.‘. .\11 engine
of the anllvurd Iron l'oulpuny collided
with 11 Imnll ('fll' wilh the following l\'~llli1
Killed—J. \'. Nenl. M'cliou foreman, and
Louie i"rln.le.ael'lioll lullorcr. Joule» (M-
1-11» 11nd Jiln Jul-hon were fulully hurt.
The 1111-11 were on 11 inlnd cur returning to
the furnace. The engine was just halving
wilh 1111 iron Irnin. 'l‘hick smoke blown
on the truck byu Ill-Ivy wind prl'l‘t‘lllt'll
the emu from seeing each other.
W 111111”. (IIII I IIIIIIIIII.
Wlnlrll. Jun 1'; -'l'h1-l1ig unolvntorln
which bin. inn-11 muting out of the IIockh-n
hml reached this city. A perfect blizzard
prevailed.
between Iii-11nd it! milm 1111 hour. .lnmcll
.McChorinter. I111 inebrinlo. 111111 frozen to
llrllth. Silowdrittll were packed no hard
thuthorml could Willis 1111 lln~1n without
breaking through the crunl.
(‘ruehed by I'IIIIIg MIte.
511.111.111111‘1. I‘ll...la11. l'.‘. 11111111111111 null
Wiluoll “'ulker. brothel-11, and Him llut-r
were caught by tolling llllltein 11 lIIIlt'rltlllIl‘
quarry. Wilton “hiker ellcuped with 11
broken mm. but llle‘other 1111-11 were 1141
bulllycrushrd tlmt they died mun after he
inn "leaned. 1
'IOIIII to lIIItIl Ill l‘nrtlnlld.
I’lllt'l't..llt11. MI. .lllu. l2. - Ilrllllnlo Nil-k-
"111111. 11 whip broker. wall froth-11 to death
tolbty. III has been innaur, and 111 .'1
o'clock Ila Jumped ollt of 11 window and
walked lllllf a mile llllllollt nude. lie WI"
found clutching lhe picket» 11f 11 fenn-
Ito-elven hr (“mounted Minn.
M11.w.11l11II.I:.J1111. 12.'1‘111-11111111111-11111111
(logebic coumllllutt-d miner. owned by the
( oibyr. Rockefeller- and others 11nd cnpl
tullretl for “.000..le towed into the hood;
of rel-rivers.
Vet-run Rowen: n ”no.
Ntwtmt, N. .1. Jim. lite-The delltll of
Samuel Atwllter. Ql‘vmlilfllt of the board
at trade. was "11101111111111. lie was paw
mum at King‘s l'rrry miller l’mldvnt
Fillmore. _ . .. ..
hIII Now-wily Joelle-11.
tonnes. N. ‘1’..Jnu. ill—Edward Smith
Ind his loll John. while driving. were
thrown out of the quon. 11nd the father
wall Instantly killed. The non cannot live.
It." Not I IIIItIrIII candidate.-
lltruon'. .1111. 11 ~‘I‘lle Tribune tmlily
publlellu I letter from (Jenni Rum" A.
Mgr in which III drellnell to be combined
I modulate for United lieu-11 counter.
m 1.1.111. M Ion-me.
MIA. 31111. 1'3.me Populht It».
«111111 William to III-da- 1h
Ila of mlutlllu I ”went- Ior United
Mm
“nutritional-Hello
, publillbes today. the following f1-nm.\\'1'11~li~ .
III‘Y'JO'IIII' ‘l’l‘.'(‘lil‘lihllé"hllii’ ll'i‘i'" ‘
financial institution which in now being ,
doubtful if it could push. the home 111 the . "
The velocity of the wind wns _
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try, it. Ask HALE for a
free sample.
Does Not Bite
the Tongue
B'L
'i‘ollm'co
i- ll" '1' from
(Trii1tlt'l‘d'; 01‘ any
11111111011; .1 ill-ltil'dlltlils.
T DR. CATON' S RELIABLE.
Unprlnclplrd persons 111111.11 our Id. Ind
counterfeit our TAN.“ PILL 5. therefore tIke
dIIcIre you get Ur. CATON' 5. end avoid
1'- lworlhless "compounds." Remember till:
I! the ORIGIVAI. preparation of this kind. and
the only I \|\ ERSAI L\' St CCESSFL’L one
Alwus lulu 111111 sure. M 11111111111.” sent
direct. SL’JI'II. In 51. Iull Information tree.
C. Hill. ‘ "i. 1; 1.0.. Iloston. Mass.
111w
emf .. 9.. LIFE
01 E c. West 1 Ilene and Brain Ireabnenl
timid until 1' luv-i1: 19 WNW 11 ulznrnull-o. by author-
lwl 111:1 111» 1 11 t '11» Wen): Men My: Loan of
Dr" 1111111 M Ma 14 t.“ ='.1nl1md 1.1111 line-m.
' 311-0 IJll'k of Confidence;
nll 11mins; lmolof Power
c'ln-n in villi}? m t. 11.111111 d by
. outhful eror'l.l1rl-2'x1e«~l\'e l poof
01 1'11.1 -1 1.111211. \rllull noon lend to
. oomph 11..-ln-:1111’ty11111Death.llyttnuil,
M :11-11 11 r. '1 M: llvr Ililt‘n 1.1111'11111111 toluroor
rrtululi: . . l\ l\'I"rll(lltIll1~lYRII". 110111111111
1'19 1» for .1 ..1l1<, l ilvl,\~1|111111,llronrhltl-A Group,
“lllmpillu l oi -,l1 .oro l‘l11-ont.l'!oa.»n11t minke.
111111111 11.11 1i1»1111ii11111-:1I 111d. 5111'. ‘iro. now 250.; old
11 111-.1111; 111 Lil \l:1\.\‘l“.‘l:l~‘i irauoll only by
For a do by (worn (‘ titti‘mml 8o. Norwulk.
octlll lyr
P ER
RW EEK
at either In, any age. in any part of the country,
It the employment which we furnish. You need
not be nwuy from home over night. You can give
yourwholotimo Milli" work,oronly yourspnre mo-
mentl. Ase-uphill ll not required you run no risk.
We lupply you with nil timt ll 111-(11ml. It will
out you nothing to try the buducsi. Any one
all do 1111- work, beginners nuke. money 1111111
the rum I'nllnrr is unknown with ourworlrerel.
Every hour you Inbor you run ruslly mutton dollar.
No one who I11 willing to Work f11i|1111nmke more
money every day than run be "111119 in three duys
ll anyorrllmlry employment. Send for free book
containing the fullest Information.
l-I. llALLE'rr 81. 120.,
Box 880.
PORTLAND, MAINE.
dmlim
HEALTH 8 BEAUTY.
no you VALUE
A Clear Complexion?
Iiillll’i illlllli illllll
lwntea the Ito-uh. elm III. lint pm. m:
11.111111, Ind north. lyre bright
Ild (Iv-pinion alter.
No Mom-1 PIMI’LESI
de1 Need of llum’u” ,.
A Fall, 111111111" IlreIIIl.
Itvorytlllllr tllll Ill ('11-qu. Purim-r.
lenltlfyllr all Inviting will on
Mil In line 111111111.
N0 DANGER 0F TAKING 001.0.
111111110111 1am tfth mulled (lo-pinion
Walk». to.
loan.
mwm coo rm.
lewd 11. mt- I11 III-In and In I In.
IEIITT Illlfllll TIIIET I... ‘
IIIALI to loot 14th.
IV 'Dluodll‘rl. NEW YORK.
1. ll. IEIIIIIGS.
Millwwmtm
11111 11111111311111:
1 1... . ..
No. 2 Gazette B
We are shovviu
CLOAKS, J ALKF'F
and Children. ,
Infants’ OLGA-KS, u
in white and colors.
At the 0 coin
changes int 9 at I
troduced, which
Tristram
H. S. 330
South Main Street. 80. 1111
all the 1.1111111 Novelties of the neutron 111
S, CAPES and WRAPS for Ladies, Millet
grout-variety of stylee'and"‘mutel‘iul '
———--M —-—-—-
F U R CAPES
guarantee every garment we sell to be
and as low 1n price as any first-class goods are sold.
——~—- «I..-
No. 2 Gazette Building.
SLEIGHS
ulldlns. Norwalll.
of the present For Season some im that
e and shape of For Garments have po
as attracted the attention of the trade
goods. We are showing only the V621 Latest Styles and
rs
been me
in
t-cluss 1n every roe
& Hyatt,
M
lwouuol
Racers,
Family Sleighs.
All first class in 11
tion. Built tor
wear
Solid Comforts.
upped
PillllES VElll lilW.
(01110 and see them and secure. :1 bargain.
iulhet Wright’s Carriage leposiloryi
out. Flaulill and Malison'.81mls.811111ll lllliwall, 0011.
I18 list Ill
Cutters.
Business Sleighsr
Medal and construc-
rnnce, comfort and
91
331 Coal!
5:3 Coal l I
:2? Coal ! I!
(‘EI1EHHATEII
Goals.
Clean 11nd free from slate. elupctior for turn
new. mom and hellvfl'odnrn.
SOUTH NORW ALK.
Hazellon and Cross Creek
RAlMllllil 8308.
m
6 per cent.
DEBEliTUllE IBOIIDS‘
11111111311 11111161101111.1111
Ililllllelovn. Bonn. ‘
Denominations-from SIM to 35‘”
- FOR HA LII I"—
H. D. SMITH.
WAoou‘é.”
New and oooondhan
Buggies. Platinum 111111111
Carolin. Spindle. 1111.
Prlcee to Suit All.
CALL AND B“ TB“.
.11., ”nmav
Henry Tilly‘
House Mover.
Bundle?“ moved In til-vela- aordmflm
"”TK'illiiii‘iELi a...
.1. 1:. 15111111111
Undertaker.
III Iv
0111111110 Horne 11111111111111”.
1
IR NIGHT "RIM. NORWALI. 00H!
MOMIIIIIW. “mafia“
C. L. ogden‘
1111111111111 1111 111111111. .-
mfihlallt IN
. 11111111 111111111. column
and 1111 kind- of 10111121
to "anmfi mafim
I“ promptly ntteud‘m
IOWA'I'DI. ”Ill
Shop Near Do '.“
1100K BOX 1111
'l‘l’lllttlbpml
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