Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 16, 1894 · page 3

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, THE Hardin "onion;

List of Victim: of the Railroad
Accident increases.

A mum. (mm In on: too.

The a"!!! Ini- llud blown! E, For no
“no. Ind tho loo-I ‘l’nln cm
his Wk; (hr (III! I. Two-fluor-
I, Inc, ”It“.

Bonus, 34. .l,, Jan, to -—Ar 3 polo
ebont two miles: from llnlmken and a few
bun-ind fat from the rirowlrrldgo «crust:
that Ruckus.“ river the Orange accom-
modation crushed into the rear of tho Do
at axprou on th» Morris. and Essex
branch of the Drlnware, locknwauno Ind

. Waller“ railroad. The , scoop of the occi-
dcot wee on the long meadows; Which form
‘25: Md of the llwkennatrzlt riwr and away
from flu mibilitftu hf rm» quick noninf-
umi. Ten or more live! paid Elm [mostly
’ of perhaps some our?“ arr-imam“, and the
list of known injured la 717. m-m- of whom

~ will probably div"

So far as can be lorrml {he can»: of the
accident in due to t! , tangy fog, and many
claim the correlations!“ of tlw engineer of
the Orange: account“: non mun-2 it. As
usual, in tho minnow; Emu. 'mso» were.
well filial. and it m H «or .i miracle
thatthe death liq: rat-2'. l inerww'il may
fold.

Tho Dover cxprrm hnl wlIJWml up to
make aura that llw drawbntlgi: was all
right and that they C'Ii’lll go ahead, The
engine" of the I Immo- ox prml, who would
have (10m? llitllwfnt. iullrsl to rake: no. pre-
caution and amalwvl int.- tir- ranr of the
preceding train

The: last car on low 0'1 prim my a combi-
nation baggage and smaller. and into this
plunged the huge c-ugirm. Chill"! through
the wotxlwurk lilac it Mule: and sending
splinteru in all direcrirrm with a force that
chewed the "amend/um «peed of. which the
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1": l’ mm'w “if The roof
was thrown mtmtvi :(ul 5.25:“; 74‘:IW.U]M‘ll
the third mm
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r «2-3,: r1 did not re-
alize the main} of " an, in: won the
shrielm of the mm; «E and dying and the
noise of camping étr.t1:r told tlmm that an
awful caimnity bad of mod. Those who
were not mini-mi ave-r..- 1 v ,1: ;,

(tiling their it,“ for v felinwpamcu
gen-r, Alum; Yin: fr 27rd, dying
and wmimlwl l'ly wt. in, -U;.’|" of them
having rolled m f?;-; imam. ..! ill!’ :3 foot
embankment. on. which the maiden: oc—
curred, A shortdr two from the scene
Wild :1. railroad Fain; if. , and in this?
there was a mob av, l «l :..;, .: fur fls‘iiyl-
once.

Relic! trairm wu-
from Hobokeu. :mll
the trains, hull r ’
crowd haul rw
city. Amimi
meat by the p
and Hoimkc ,
from the :
grabbed growl.
pry out the rim.
and injured. Styli
cred Wi'l'i'm brill Hit ii.
were men,

The Brigid» H2, lbw
WIN krmm, .'
the dehr'm of rl‘
down several VI

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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' '. uhich
null fan-'1 in
hill hall rilllllEd
,1 .:.;: rim iron and
broken woo-l 1r m-rc the: first to be
rescued. in the- _ wr curry Mal, wu
token, and it w.“ u.l.fi.h5e'l that a; lifts!
40 pushengcm mm m rim car, not out! of
whom mapwi injury
Tho Sinushler In the Smokey.

A moat graphi- riwwipiiun of the occi—
rlont WW9 giwrt by tho barging“ rim-st” oi
the Duh‘l’ rxprrw, who mus at the roar end
of the loot car a moment lxiure itmcurral.
Happening to planer thrnuxh the window.
bellow hnrvify '4'» feet away a lag rugioe
coming toward him at :I torriflc speed
Quickly jumping to the side door. be open’
all it and leaped out jllnt M the crush come,
In tweaking of the trunk he mid

"I think th', nectar-m. mu due in pan to
the recur-52mm. Ll rho: cogéucvr on lite
250mb Orange: acmmrzmiatiuu. (for train
In» mating at. the rate of about fire roller
no hoursntl was waited so; fun before it
more to 5 Ship. The: «mane of the accom-
Minion. th. W fl, lowly. cruised into
the rear our of ”i? llowr . ”new ulaout W
1m. Thin but our. lhr- combination hog-
mo and nicqmr, toicmmpril info the sec
and cor from the rear and will lhr- roof of
that our mmplrtriy from lirr unless nod
undo. Four mob, wen- pioy‘iug cord» st the
lat tibia of tho Mimic-r. nod thru- of lbw-c
wm among the trim! haw some mm
rushing through my rile-in of line car. 1
hi just looked up when ll‘ll' l'l’Mh came.
The aide of rim our hem-«l in at an angle of
about 4:- degrm, .md tho- mm who were
forward on the loft. airtight lliv. wurnl. of it.
Tin of!“ of tin: v.1: plnwwl ”gill through
thorn."

Aim a free miuum mouthing like or
do: woe erssrol m the work of rmne. and
the victim; were. rapidly “ka out from
tho twisted trim and upliflttflll timbers.
The dead war In corner-vi with dust Ind
blood that it was almost lmjmiblo to
identify than. The: I rm and too-nasal the
injured «rm mnlrl». and 5* m-mnl u If
Boone hurl map-xi A» man it the wreck.
in. "him 3mm! melt iii-my pm“ as could
In costly moved we": Elite-ti fruits thc much.
not! the work of renal» mu than norm com!
plated. The womvlcvi and drill Were pineal
on the min and taken into Janey l'lly.
who” loony of thorn wore met by friendo
our! ninth»: who had amyly from! of the
mid-m .lmlmfnucm were then in mail.
Men. and than of the wouodml who were
unable to fl’l hum». true {than to the boy
panic. The dead were Mitch In the differ»
on mum that to await hictalififllim.
Their m to he. more Ill-putr- in mm
to tho numb-u of than: mild. but locum
”little ”rum admit» but nine. whlk
the inland matter of

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The dead on a follow».

William Farm. inmmit. 3. J.

‘Wllilfim It Avignon. “Install. 35 1.: MY” I
”limit our? fluL rhiillrvn.

V. J. Tort-or. Floral»: Write. 3‘. J.

'4'“ “Snowy. Wnivlltr. T", I

Join non. rumor. at, J.

Worm ll. l'irrlmm. Stunt “ilk. S. J.

M II. Rina-m, mmr, S, J,

l', J. lino. ”ultimo. N. .l.

“mil. Wit. 1‘. J.
M. In” My. Ming “Ma. 3. J.
D. Comm. Snark. N. 1.; Willi“
with-m. 56. .1..de Mwlck are
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E. 0:1'omllnson.

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Christopher Arnold. Rework. N. J.

Harry is. Cowcu. Bulking Mn. N. J.

Eduard N. Clerks. Booking Ridge. N. J.

George flounder. Hurt-y Hill. 3- 1-

l‘ndorlck Purge-on. Summit. N. J.: will

wobbly die. , , ’

W. J. Ruling. Jr.. Newark. 24. J.

Clinic: l. Mlnoher. Summit. N. J.

. grout M. W Wu. N. J. ,
('arl ll. Schultz. Jr.. Mum! lllll. 51.1.: will

wobbly lilo.

)1. W, Guano Hawkrl. Summit. N. J.

“'uidngton frying. Short Hills, N. J.

Willing Boole“. Ncworil. N. J.

I. w. Gm. Wear. Summit. lid; seriously.

Katherine Kano. New York.

A. 'l'npper. New York.

Illa Joule Archer. New York.

Albert Harrell. Summit. N. J.

H. ti. )lutt. Summit. N. J.

V. 0. fife-rm. Springfield, N. J.

F. ii. Nichole. Newark. N. J.

L. H. Young. fiummit. N. J.

A. L Bullion. Newark. N. .l.

A. Bowers. Lyme. N. J.

H. A. thnmuuu. Nani-I. N. J.

' (Yuri Under. Rework. N.‘ J.

A. W. Pierson. Newark, N. J.

F, 0. Bennett. Bust Drona. N. J.

William lxhnon. Newark. N. J.

W. J. liauck. Newark. S. J.

Albert (‘urpeuten Raincloud. N. J.

—-~ ltubuuul. Summit. .

('hurlu Arnold. Newark, N. J.

Mr. A. Remuer. the general superin-

tendent of the Delaware. Lnlckowsnuu nod

Western, was seen in the afternoon. but

would not or could not give any oxplslw

(ion of the «one of tho (ll-aster. ll. uld

that the engineer of the Orange nocommo

(lotion was so badly injured that. if. was im-

pouible for him to give no)" account. of the

William.

A- Inglu'l Frlghtfnl Plunge.

5A2: Rum, (:an Jon. lit—A frightful
railroad modem occurred at Austin creek
bridge on the North Pacific Coast railroad.
An engine with eight men on board was
crowing the bridge when it gave way. The
engine crashed clown a distance of 40 foot
into the stream below. All the men were
drowned with the exception of Conductor
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MAY ARREST THE GOVERNOR

Jacksonville's City Ordinance I’I‘OVOII.
film From stopping the Fight.
.l Al KwSVILLE. l-‘hL. Jan. ill—’l‘heserlous
part of the t'orbettélltcbeil dilemma seems
to be pushing uwsy, and the comical side is
beginning to make itself felt. A number
of attorneys were discussing the question
in one of the hotel corridors when one to-
marked in a joking manner. ”The governor
or the sheriff dare not interfere with this
confer-1L. lmurw either would be liable to
imprisonment and line and perhaps both."
This was lnuglml at, and the attorney.
procuring u copy of tho cityordlnanccs.
turned to where it stated that any permit
found guilty of interfering with or pre-
venting the operation of any of the ordi-
franc-cu was liable to a fine of 3100 or lm-
primunwnt for wduys.
Jmlgr Gibbon» of the municipal court
was asked if the law had been rightly in’
terprctcd. ”lt is true,” said Judge Gib
hon». “By inmrfcring with the Corbett-
Mitcbell ('01le the governor, sheriff ‘or
militia would be liable to fine and impris-
onment. The ordinance allowing sucho
contest cannot be interfered with even by
the governor."
"What would you do if the executive
should be brought before you on such :1
charge?"
“Well," replied the judge. “i should be
governed by circumstances. At my rate 1
should do my duty."
When this new phase of the question be~
come noised about. lawyers and sports
were highly amused. They thought it
would be a huge joke should Governor
Mitchell be forced to spend a month in
jail for preventing a glove contest.

 

Pardon Cum 'I'oo Lou.

\VllELISLISi). Jun. 16. -—A dispatch was re-
ceived here announcing that President
Cleveland bml pardoned J. l). T. Meredith
of this state. mnn'ictcd of [loosing counter-
feit mum-y. Meredith was mullnsd in the
Wheeling jail. and a week against Sunday
be committal suicide in his cell by hung
ing himself with a rope mode from his bed-
clothm The pardon (amen week toolota.

llourno-uofOuol unshlpo.

Sow YORK. Jun. Ill-Tho following
stumshipn on- due today: Sorrcuto, llam-
burg: Aumulu, Liverpool: Letimbro, Gib
roller; l’rhlm. (ilbrslmr'. Aniltcrdum,
ltomrdmn; lluulv. Liverpool; Zuudum,
Amblt'nlfllll: Lloudufl City. Swanson; (loll
loo, llull; Normmulo, anlec. ”The fol-
lowing stmninhipu Mil today; Spree. Go-
nna: Welmur. Bremen.

 

In. 3.0on Killed l. 5 Duo].

Bulimia, .lln. lo.~—A duel with pistols
wu fought between Dr. floowcr and Hcrr
Delacroix. a military outfitter. The doc
tor wrist kiliml. lit-rt Delacroix Imrrcudar
ed hlmlf m the police. Eight shou were
excluugal by tho oumbuunts. Dr. Roowor
accompanied Major Wis-man on hlrlui
cxprdftlou to lake Nyusa.

 

 

Dog Polo-nor About.

lim N. Y..Jon, lit-«About Billion hon
been poimnnl in this village lnths put 10
days. and the New "on Society For the
Prevention of i'rnmy’ to Animlls it» of-
fcrell o um .ml of Ital for information that
will loud to this conviction of the polnomr.

null»; try II» Don» llrlm
blxnt'lit. Vault. Jon. Ill-«Tho body of
)fn. Albertine (Strum. n Swede. was found
hanging lo (I clump of bulb“ In WWW
column. rihr bud sitwesdetln housing
hen-ll by tying the strings of her bottom
to the bunches»

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no I'm a lulu.
firm. Jun. mull coining one allool of
the pope on church moduli! not the
(imam style. it will door-cont: the pres-
eocsof women in choirs and will dwfrown
on the-mini music of the llsydn style,

tut-o on fuel In limp.

Dorumown. Pm. Jun. lei—Jr!» trio] of
Wanner hurt. the half breed lodlnn whole
round with the maniacal annual Richy
fy sod wife om Richlmough. woo , begun
hire. WW

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Bumxmr. Jun. lo.»Andm bunt-inn.
the Com who our OM lull in hour mu
lilo wedding by Domingo Mm, I josh
oil rival. continues in a doom condi-
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maxim-rm, Pm. to. 10.—
nd mam mmoldmt In tho-neural
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The Senate Fails to Confirm Ho
Nomination.

amour mom" barium.

Ir. Ind no Ir. 0-1:an III" In later-
“no. “It In “I. Ila-u Which “in lip
m WInlu—Cullslo Agui- llrgu I
Bond Intro. I

anxomu, Jon. lfl.-—Tba senate After
n (:0th of more than six hour» rejected
the nomination of w. B. Horulllower of
New York on mociutc justice of the su-
promo court by a vote of 30 to PA. A great
deal of lutomt wu msnlfcswd in tbircue
become of the light which Senator Hill of
New‘ York mule ugulmt the confirmutiou.

The principal speeches of the afternoon
were made by Senator Hill against and by
Senator Villa of Wiscousln in favor of con-
flrruoflou. Senator Hill talked for over an
hour and a hall and Senator Vilma for two
hours; Both were powerful speeches from
their respective stoudpolnts and were we
ken of highly by those who heard them.

Sen-tor Hill hogan immediately after the
doors were closed in support of the advent
report of the judiciary committee. He
moinylincd that the committvc bod care-
fully oud delihl-rately weighed oil the evi-
dence before it; that the conclusion had
been touched only «(for the most painstak-
ing examination of all the facts and that
the determination rancher! was based upon
all the facts presented.

lllll n flornhlovnr. , ,

Mr. llill dwell ut sumo length upon till
importance of a position on the supreme
bench and then turned to the legal qunllfl
’cntlons which Mr. llurnblowcr possessed.
lie nnld that among the runny lueu “‘llc
mlurned the bar of New York state and
who were Democrats siuuch and true titers
were hundreds more capable of filling the
position than Mr. llornhlowcr. lu ustntc
nbouudiug with legal talent lt mus not
necessary to solo” to occupy nu exalted pu.
sition on file supremo bench men of mail
now ability The office “'th of so much
importance and dignity that it lluflit‘l'Vell to
command llllfl hon-(offirc imd commanded
the most rmineut legal minul of, the cuuu
try. but in the prvscm lllhlfilllft‘ men of
greater experience and of more general re.
nown, if not greater pt-rsnuol integrity.
could have been found for the office it
which the president bml nppninml Mr.
llornbluwcr.

Mr. Hill did not attack the porimmll chur-
octcr of tho lmmilmv. but nevmvml lllr' his
tory of his practice in Now York. and be

 

w. n. nuuxmmwn.
claimed [list the recanl wosvnough to run»
Vince him and n nmjorlly of the sonnw ju
diciary committal: of the llilillllf'h’ri of Mr,
Hornblower for the plum tn whirl) be bad
boon appointed,

While he dill not charge that the pravllm
of Mr. Hornhlowor was not entirely re
apecilble. ho inserted that it was not of a
character to justify the president in select
lug him for this office in llu‘ fucvuf'tho incl
thni. there were so many lawyer» of estnb
llnhed reputation to whom the position
might have been tendered.

He also material that while the appoint-
ment had been made from Now \‘urk mi
ther of tin- New Yuri. M‘llllinl‘K ilml ln-«n
commuted in milking it. moi ‘.«- mldcmiy
denired that it kbuuhl in» luuih'oloultiml
be rcgurdul ll not a persuuul selection of
the prmldrut. ’l‘o till» he hml nu illljl-cliun,
bul. Inch I ooluctlon nimuld haw boon it
man who was ontllln-d to tho Ctllllllltflli'r'
and reaped of hill ltuwciuluo in the irgul
profession of llill nmtc.

’l‘hc mmlumtion which Senator llill din.
played won cuilunendml by MYI'I'ni of the
actuators. lot it won ospocteil by Mlllll‘ (but
he might make the Ocl‘llhlilil nnu for no at-
look upon the mlminlntrutiuu.

Vllu Dolomi- llurnbluwor.

Helium llray of Delaware llllllll'll briof
a 'h in favor of wnlirmmlnu. Muslin
\ lists of \Vlsmnuiu llliultt the nrgunmn. for
tho minority momln-n of the judiciary
commlllw mul upoltn for more than two
harm. llln ntutcmem wm m. mnpimlr
and vlgurmu llN'M‘lINlliilll of tho runs. He
told that llw minority M “vii u» the me-
jorlty boil \tclglml the l‘\'illi'tlt‘li for and
walnut llu- onnflrmullou, Nu pains had
been Ipurtll by thou» who worn rquml ‘J
Mr. "Offlifi'lwcf in author up i'Vl‘l‘)‘ slim!
of evidence which imulrl lu- found rigultlsl
him. 'l‘iw nomination bud bin-u hold in
the judiciary t‘ulmnitlec umny wruks while
the enemies uf Mr. lloruhlmrer had be";
scaling In O‘Vrrj‘ilirociimr for minolhing
to parent. against. him. boring [but limo
nothing bad born found which rr-flcclctl A
single shadow rigour-t his pommnl clam-no
let. oml his lnlcgrily rm» uclumwlmlgod
"so by opponent! to be wliimtti biominb.

The solid ground upon which our upper

litlon could he immi ms.- ill! lcgnl nituln
mania. Tho foctswblch foul bowl brought.
out bcforo tho judiciary committee and
which ht) intended to plow before the act»
on mm a nufllcicni Mutation of time
chat-gait.
Beltnwr Vila mm read many letters
from prominent. ntlormayai of New York
city uod other pllwen throughout the coun‘
try attesting the high pammnl character
Ind the ability of Mr. linrublower.

Home discussion won illill by other scu-
nlorn, but the large mlmlm of points on
stand by Senators Hill and Vllu fell ill.
llslo ht add on cltbrr Allie. The sen-u
munlfemd o amt deal of interest in tho
«locus-loo. mm of tha- scant-tors remnlnlul
ii tho obnmbcr during than entire cool»
my, we: a quorum when the you
was token jitol bdrm 7 o‘clock. An offal
humor-tin injunction of my front
the W role foiled. and only the no
“content of llui mutt mu W.

Th! tlvc ration of the more who
M Wool. The morning bur
manor-Id by tho fomduotlu of poll-

um and am or m
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.Wall Paper;

li'ififlflfi‘? or:

all

L. H. Decker,

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was to her- spoken on the terll! quellioo.
but ill give wsy to the executive sullen
utter so Igmmmt lisd been enacted poetr
porting his speech until today.

A Spirited Tull new

The consideration of the turifl debate un-
der the five minute rule wu begun in the
bonus. A «inland-hate occurred over the
question of proud on. the Republics!» for
listing in their right to offer umlndmoutl
nitsrnstoly with the Dormer-ts, but tho
obsirmen ruled thot Mr. Wilson, represent»
ing tho committee, hurl tho right first to
clot Amendments looking to the perfec-
tion of the bill.

Only three unendmentl were disposed of
-none of malarial moment. The Attempt
of Mean. De Forest and Sperry of Conncc~
tlcut to secure the adoption of on amend.
moot increasing thoduty on Sumstrs cigu
wrappers to the present rates was defend.

The dslmlo concluded with is brilliant
tilt. between Mr. Cocknn and Mr. Reed.
The“ two leaders unissed swords in one of
the man interesting” word duels of the do.
bulls. and who they finished each side
claimed the victory. ‘

Mr. Reed begun by following a speech
by Mr. Cockrau with: "it is strange that
with all the elorjueuoo ' mused by the
gentleman from New York he should re-
sort. to that. which is merely physical.
[Republican laughter ond1pplouoc.] The
gentleman wants to know why the unem-
ployed are wondering about the street:
when the McKinley bill is in opcntfou"—

Mr. Cockrun interruptcd to say that. he
referred not to the McKinley law, but. to
the long years during which the protective
system had been in operation. At the and

iof that time, when the suspension did
commit» said it was extraordinary that.

employers abouldbsvcull tho profits and
labor should be walking the streets.

“That is precisely what I was calling nt‘
motion to," continued Mr. Roi-d. “You
give a reform) and mile a fact, lly a simi—
lar process i might cluirgc tho prcsent cau-
ditlou of admin; to tho uninitbfuluesa of
tbe'Democmlic party.“ Prosperity has boon
sir-rectal by the tlireafni another rlyistcmw
not by the continuance of lill.‘ present one.“

The applause on the Republican side and
in the gdllcrics wns ilctlfvnlng when Zlir.
ltcml sat down

“The conclusion of the gortlcmau‘s ur
gumeul." replied Mr Cotillion when order
was l‘exlorcd. "illustration its beginning.
The beginning of too much thrill reform is
physical: flu- Conclusion of the protective
urgumliut is pnrvlyspiritunl.“ [Laughter
and appluusm

Lllluolnlnnl Cannot lino.

\i’Aolll.\r;1ux..l;m. lit-Jl'hc rumor that
ext-Queen Liiiuoknluui is about to bring
suit against lllt‘ L'uiiul Stator. fornvery
large sum of money. basing her claim to
damages on the pnmiilcni's recent Hawaii
on message and Secretary (iresluun‘s let-
ter, has created a good deal of interest in
official circled Suit cannot be brought by
on individual A Must tho guvcrnmcnmind
tin-re is no met mi of procedure through
the courts which the oxuucen could lake
to prosecute bar cluim.

The only course which Liliuokuinnl can
pursue is to submit her cluim against the
l'uitcd States. Congress would have to
approve this before the claim could be Mr
judged by the court of claims. in fact the
only recourse of thc' cx~qucen is to coir
grctu. where, in View of her prcacnl un-
popularlty, she could hardly expect to
meet with satisfaction or mucus:

Cull-lo Br." A Bond lune.

\"Asllls‘u'rus. Jun. 16. P‘Sccretnry t‘or-
lislc lino written a lam-r to Senator Voor-
hoes in which he makes it stnlcmunt of the
condition of the treasury and of the uecco
city for nlonuureo being taken for its relief.
lle any» that the time of the house lum been
assigned to the tariff hill until Jan. '39. and
for this wuouu he appeals to the senators
to take the initiative in n measure to re.
pienlull the trcnmtry. He adds that if
prompt action is not lulu-u by congress it
will be necessary for him to issue bonds
under Misting lint-5.

Peninsular- Appointed.‘

Wuummux, .lmi. m.~'l‘ho following
fourth l‘ifltltl puslumstt-rs Wem uppoiufcd:

(‘unllf‘r lirllf
.‘liliinglnn. .\lr~. .\nnlr- t‘utm

New York i'onm-lly. Julio .‘tout: humour»
1-}. l'. liiilmrm.

Pennsylvania thallium. ll. l.. Sum-ll,

Attempted Train Wrecking In Janey.

limu‘rmmx. N. .i.. Jun. M. »-An uusuc
ccunlui uttt-mpt mo. mode urnr Hpotawood
lo wrm'k l'oumglmnin railroad passenger
train N0, M9. italic and lien bud been
wulgcil new“. the truck». liul for the
timely illmwury by Ilwrugiuwr grout loan
of lift: might how emuml.

lit-nod to Death.

‘l‘Atll..\ii'\l. l'll . .lun lil -».\l. Diulcck woo
i'oullll lll‘l-ill in ii room in a tcnomuut bottle
in Want Torrittum, Will‘l’i! he find literally
starved to death. lip won the only can of
a wealthy French family. and he had berm
out of work «in! WM too proud in lurk for
lllllliliifllli‘l‘.

Muynr Venus Chlof of Police.
lew llmirouo, Mum. Jun Id—‘Moyor
llrown tllrnlclmrgeu again-illitlof of Police
Doughnut, alleging timt ho allowed the ill
legal Mile of liquor and pool sailing Illil
that order» from tho llogton politic rogerd
lug the "rout of a criminal hon Wm lg
mired. ._ fl W m
Idllcr floor. the.“ limit.
\‘omt. Pit. Jun. litmlnhn ll. Moon. ml
liar and our of the proprietors of a York
daily. mmmilml unfolds by firing ll bullet
into hln lmmlo it h- supposcd that in
war driven in rlcnjwrnlimr by brmxllng om
fomlly trouhlvr.

can". nllml will) Em...
ltullll. Jon. film-A dispatch received
from Comm any» that two wondrous of

cavalry how arrival there and thsl. 500 .

mom il‘tlflpl arr upward. 'l’frr town is
now regulnrly umupled by the military

shrill Balm [whom Unlnnlly.
BUFFALO Jun. ltl» ’l‘lm shot”! of (Jenna
mommiy icrini am the buildings of the
now lsnmur luthn tmlvcrsltyto Milnfyn
jililmneuluf mum wanted on tho form
cimilro of it mortgsgc.

«MM»... w. m

In: Jamy’r trout unto.
'l'llmlim, Jim. ill—Tho Republican m-
Ito livid In brief reunion in the uumbl
chambers. rfl‘l‘ll‘t‘ll n low hills and II -
journal. The Democratic senate mot and
adjourm-d for lock of s quorum
n- tllorlr m- llro (Mp.
lrlll‘lllfli', Jan. in «According to report.
received from T h- liw ohoh uf Per-lo bu
bran III with In noon. and his condition
in vm sci-mm.
Wm For Eight IIIIIM
“hurry. Pr, .lrm. lo.»’l‘bo l’ltu
Plan Gilli! month"! will Mm!“ .
and women will his outplayed.

w lull film to lunch
law. human. titan-almost In»
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North, Photographer,

promptly“.

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Tobacco

keep: moist.

 

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Elegant, designs in

PICTURE FRAMES

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Gabinel Photographs.

Prices unusually low to suit
the times.

lie 18 Washington Strut.

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F. ii. NASH & Bill).
do all kinds of
Plumbing, Strum and flu Fitting.
llcalors in “OT Alli uml STEAM
HEATING. Dollie” in AHATE, TlN,
GLASS and (‘li(lL7Kl".R\'. llllt‘llRAT-
El) CHAMBER SETS. $2 33. to higher
grade. Factory work nttcmlorl to

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2:3 Coal !!

:3 Coal!!!

I‘lldfiiillATEll

Hazelion and Cross Creek

Goals.

UN“ and from from plain. Hmwriur fur fill n-
or”. mum and mil-faction.

mm ~-

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SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free sample.

 

 

 
 

and Children.

in white and colors.

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Leading-fir)?" Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt’s,

No. 2 Gazette Bulldlng. Norwalk.

Cloaks. Cloaks.

Wool-e showin all the Latest Novelties of the euso '
CLOAKS, JACKE S, CAPES and WRAPS for Ladle: Mlissgti

‘ SLEIGHS.

 

 

Infants’ GLOAKS, a great variety of styles and materials

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CAPES.

of the present For Season some important
6 and shape of Fur Garments have been in-
as attracted the attention of the trade in these
goods. We are showmg only the Very Latest Styles and we
guarantee ovary garment we sell to be first-class in every respect
and as low in price as any first-class goods are sold.

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Tristram & Hyatt,

No. 2 Garette Building.

 

 

 

 

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Carriageleposiiory,

TWI) BAR [BADSBFSLEIBHS

Cutters,

Solid Comforts,
Family Sleighs. Business Sleighs,

All first class in material and construc-
lluih‘ for nppmmnm cmnfori and

PiiIBES VERY Low.

(‘mno and mm them and scour: a. bargain.

 

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Douglu Rho" M I roduml price. or fly.
to bu them without name stamped on
bottommut him down no u frond.

 

W. L. Doucus
so SHOE ”out...

W. .n moot.» Mums an an 13th. may m.
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HEALTH 8 BEAUTY.

Do YOU VALUE
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mm, on north. 1m trig r
in 00-pin»: slur.

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humid“ flu in Cleaning. Purifying.

Initihlsr nil IIflllIfi will be
fun I. aim “biota.

N0 DANGER 0F TAKING 00!.0.

curator.» my of on would Oct-pints.
Works. In”. 0..

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mi I. min in Illa-n «I Try I In.

fill" Ililfliil mm Ill»

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NEW YORK-

 

 

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Best Material is Usadfiombinin‘s‘llurability’m‘
‘ ’ Staking it on best tam Seamles- don. the m ‘
EVERY PAIR WARliiANTED.
Call and examine them before pmhadngiwy mm.

H. 3. BROWN?

South Main Street. So. Neurotic.

 
 
 
 

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