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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 24, 1894 · page 2

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Sullorwalkiiatdwateim.
.41 south Main Street. W

You gimbals mod for the
do. it mortal 3!th Mandi”
calla cog: Manure hill Morin
mid “ably tilled.
oi the . . on have oi n;
to do' with than part you con mi ml
plicit'iy. 0 1 drag- on conga all u or
a one llitul and into . an n.
o m or nonunion: shout by on» u
it ll“ whatnot” .‘i ”to on
highs-rt standout known tittha 937ml»...
”a...” w»...

E. G. Tomilnson.

LICENSED PHAIHLOIII’.
lo «I HOB!!! "All "nan.

 

 

.TIlIlIlPS writ: HISSED.

Florida's Militia Sui-lily Received
in Jacksonville.

.GBORGIA’S SOLDIERS READY T00.

com» and Mitchell Dona Training, but
the Pro-puts For the Big l'rln Fight.
An Mill Very Uneorlnln -- That 820.000
Wall Not Canned Yet.

Jacamvxur, Fin. .lmi ’3‘i."“\'lii‘ tho
fight. he pulled oil lll tl - Ill‘t'lill in tho city
of Jacksonville. lla ltridllttilly pl‘opiwt‘tl, or
nottiotlie question liiiit l- agitating: the
minds of the pcoplo liltllly. 'I‘lw roam-7mm
of opinion Seems to be that it. will. This
feeling is banal on the ih'lik'i ihtit Judge

,Qnii'a temporary injvitivtion itgaiim the
sherifi and his oliitw't will hi‘ iiimlp Itt'l"
ailment nitvr tho bearing of llll' tituliinviih
rods '

The governor} \'ii‘\\‘~ nu tin lt‘uili‘i' were
sharply (icillivd when lin- S mud illlllilltlll
oi state troop-i lil‘l‘ll't"l in the lily (it"iPI'
the command of ,\i.~v; .i Lovell A: lln'
train stopped the it m. lllitlt‘l‘ i‘tlllillldllll
of their respt'ctiit- i iii «N. canto bundling
out of the. can. l‘llt‘li mldirr in heavy
marching l‘qnlllllk‘lll and wearing regula-
tion uniform. A My illiltlili'u‘ tutor the
command to fall iii \\.i~ uiitvii. and the. four
companies lined alongside lh: l'ttllt'llhq.

Sonatina on the hlrref.

'I'he humor of the filit't‘ltllillN soon tuition
to utiikc itscli' lllliliiil‘rl. and l‘ esoldicrs
were greeted with remarks of ridicule. The
iirst person to brow the di~pleiisiire oi the
state troops u’a~~ a small negro boy, who
WITH out in giro. "You may bring your
gun», but you tan‘t stop tho light!“ The
remark proved IIlfL‘ttlitillH. and similar re~
marks were hurled at,tIie iinoi’l‘eliditig son»
of Mars. ‘

“Where is tha- goi'r-i'nor?" "Ho back
home" and I‘Xlll'h‘niitlih of a like nature
rung out. while~ the soldiers were wheeling
and turning. A detail oi mortal men was
placed in charuo iii tho buggtigc. and the
remniuderoi‘ the militia, under the com:
round of their iiillt't‘rn. tttilrelicii up to Bay
street and throw out in the Wilson lint-
tery armory. Satin-Lilian: of a i-t-tnational
naturc Monti-oi when the soldiers wero
passing in from of llll' Globe saloon. .-\II
the way up the street tin-y were met with
deriaive yrlla and hiatuw, iiiaémiotiul taunt—
ing l’etnttl'ltu lll‘llig‘ sautlut‘iclio-tl in.

Crowd» throngcd llll‘ «timers, the gallon
ion and tho \viudou-a. and a ureat coinuio
tlon Wt». created. in front of the tllobc sa-
loon there “II.“ no llllllfllflil)’ lame ettiwd.
which guru rent to lls lii~plmisure by ouch
nvoluutc of lllr'm's tl.;it i' must have made
the eursot' the soldiers tingle. ’l'lio biases
increased until tint noiw Iamaiuo nut-owl,
when suddenly the Miltllt'l‘ri. IIIlilt'I' an order
from their captain». brow-rial llll‘il‘ .‘Jlliln to
a position to loud and went through titt-
tnotiou. n'licthertb» ydwl or Hill. This siz‘
nitirant action it it :‘ own noticed by the
crowd illlil only l‘t'll ml lll‘.‘ l'iilll'lllt‘. The
soldiers. bout-yer. i p: lla-ir gum “at pre-
sent" {or strut .t‘t'lt“. \t'lit-ti'tln-y were
glren tho tinll'l' to titty arms. .‘\t llicnr-
moi-y they march. d l‘! and Wore lint-d up in

"’ battalion n‘iiile tho unlit-ml oral-r. \wre

rota-.1 tin-tn.
tiiii- private \i't'IlI at for Eh to say that
litid tin-y not l’t‘t‘!‘l\'t*il \il'lt'l orders not to

lire lll|l(‘~'- comma-1rd wtiii- our in llil.‘

crowd would haw iI.'.‘ill ltl'l win it the hi~<-
lug lit-pail.

 

 

 

Ready to shoot.

“if We ““3" ii innit. ' mid ttlli' lieutenant.
“and got tirill'l'h t 1 tin». no will «Ii m, and
not In the air ~~ rim. ”or boys “we
brought up with pint». lll ihvir handy. and
they i‘lltl hit a iii;iii.l uni-w. amiss tho
turret. Altrr lllt' tt-nrttiiiunt “it received 1
know my turn are \‘t'l‘l ill lintnoroil. and i
believe that tilt-y mil all wt to kill should
occasion l't‘llllll‘t‘ it " Similar i-xprewioua
were made by other. of illt.’ battalion. and
“in tact la cvidwnt. that llll'ri' i~ much had
feelinirtunongtln-boys in blue from the
outolde districts over the roveptioii iit‘t‘oril-
ed lltcm by it largo portion of tin: lil‘itplt‘ on
Jualtnuttvlllr'n at I'L‘t'l a.

Speakltigol Judge t‘oli's prubabic dcci~
aioii on the injunction. .‘llillilgi‘l‘ ilou‘don
said:

“it th: juvlgt: way. that this culllt‘sl is
ngalurt the law. then be tvill at once tit!’
telaro thciluht oil. and ii will be lit-id no-
where. ll, however. the judge: nitiiply rc-
I'uaen the injuni-tioii \ttl mun! technicality
and ducts tint pits“ on tln~ law qtiu-lliou.
then we. will no ahead and pull oil the light
where it will not bu illlt'l‘ll‘t‘t'tl with "

“In the Womb."

hymn

“What woodv"

“Florida Wltiill‘t. “

No i‘itillt to Night Yul.

lleii‘t‘i‘fl' holly did not MN. the cold midi
his wan lookiim for. and lllt' rlnli Illk'H the.
position that it will not iiilti- any action
nowlotii'iril tzoiiwrtiiilt tin: i-iii'izk inioculti
of the realm uotil min-i drvialvo point In
reached in tho Imal prom-ladlnua pending.
notwltlialaiiillnit Ko-liy‘t :tlllld‘llli'lli of “No
money. litl light."

The talk that a pli-ltltolit'lill‘lll of tin.-
Mht wait pi-opoaotl Iilfl'lllti to have been ax-
ti'omcly illutaatt-{ul to i'hitrlcy Mitchell.
who.ltiuu liittIi-ilnw at Aiitiatawlli Inland.
“id he would Olllliti'lil to no pontpnatiiuent
“unless it was madc \“ilrlii his while."

'i‘lteintottlttirii of ill" ”and Allilotlc club
late but. night «altl iilt‘l‘l‘ won no danger ol.’
the light being tli't’llii‘o'tl oil". ’l‘iit-y asaurti‘d
that. rumorn to llii-t t-il‘vct Wllii'll land boon
circulated worn utiluiiiulwtl. (Jot-belt money
in. it little lllOi‘il plo-otllitl than it has
hitherto been. About tilt hell! were pinvcd
with Harry Sie‘it‘ilkl‘l‘, lilt! prrrillliuu odds
bring mil to {it on i‘ot’lwtt. Wart-«ii Imwia
elm ciao» own that t‘orlieii will will In
illrtniinlr. with no takuru at: gun.

The American illllt Will llit rtiiwil otl Ilio
biu "Mimic oi tho livrrett hotel at Jack-
sonville the Itiornlitxot the clay of the light
If It l-idrcltlcd to haw tho light. in Jackson
ville. if lint light. taktm ,titli'l! tilll‘idfl lilo
citymwiiltm ilait will in; run up instead,
and all participants will know that the
Florida Central and l't'iiillnilltlt‘irlilli‘flntl
will carry thr- iwtipia to the around.

Uliarlay Mitt-lion in now t'lliii‘t‘ly ready
{or title light. “in taut Workwn run of six
miles. followed by a i‘ltivltili‘llwé‘t‘it! coni-
pinball. and that tour on lll‘Wlll unit-Hy

jut. until I.» etitotw lbH l‘lillt. doing on

‘ m0!!! Work Ilttili la throw-titty to keep him
“condition. “a it «till very ilttllllIlPllL oi'
'mmlli‘mtlv owl not}. latiulu at tin-mill:
, inguinal him.

“limit can whom the light t‘ttlilt‘“ oil."
,. ’Mltrliirli. ”A" long it! it docu- (Him: off.
More I prn’ ‘t' a cotiilnrtublu arena to it

' iii tho lamina. but. I want lb» litthttt
’ oil withmi any iimiikiayhiulncnr.”
. Win Mttvlwli pm ty mute uptodack.

“In“! total.

mum, int. Jan. u-«tlawmot

in «portal um won. in: trill

Wm In Win cm until
’r

humor home. but.
tin bard-r

' nun. who heirloom

number oi‘ Georgia mllltlaman to report
here for duty today. He will also inn 5
large number of troops on the bard-r line
on Jan. 24 and it!) for the purports o!
venting the CorbeitMltcholl tight
place in Georgia.

Corbett Iii not It. Mayport. He left y
terdny and did not. "turn. He was Accom-
panied by McVey. Creation and Porter
Ashe. U! com-ac the only conclusion to be
drawn its that Corbett has been spirited
away in order to avoid arrest and also in
order to repair to the rendezvous prepared
bytha club tobo ready in the event. that
the battle is to come at! in the wood». It. in
thought. that. Corbett iii in Guomlo. and he
may tumble into the arms of licorgin’r
goycruor'. ‘

MORE TROUBLE AHEAD.

Cum Will lie iii-rind lludor Politic Protoc-
tlon In Bridgeport Tod-y. '

Blunont’ultt‘. (.‘oun.. Jan. 2~t.-—The atrik-
era are qllii'l, but active. and iiiactiugs wire
held at which the situation was talked over
and plans were made. Trouble In toured
today. for the Traction company has de-
clnrrti Its intention of running corn and baa
enlisted the scrvices oi the police commis—
sioners and other city oflit‘ials to aid In
keeping the cars mot-lug. This company
will run the ilrat car at noon. and it will
be in charge of men who have lK'i’I) brought
here from other cities.

All superntimerarlen and specials avail-
able in the city burn been summoned by
the commissioners to report at headquar-
ters prepared ior duty. These men willbe
stationed all along the line. ready for any
outbreak the striker; may make, Sherlfl
Clarkson sworn in a tiumborol deputies.
and the entire l‘eruiliurc‘t‘melllli to the po—
Ilcc will number about too.

The mayor has given the Traction com-
pany the order to start. and the police will
bereatiyall along the. line two hours in
advance to guard the cars should any at-
tempt be made by the strikers to stop
them. Applications hove been received
from men in New Haven. Springfield.
Worcester and Pittsburg ior the strikers‘
places. The road is now in the hands 0!
the city officials. it the police are tunable
to capo. with the crowd. the mayor will call
out the militia.

 
 
 

prov
inking

FIVE YEARSlN THE SADDLE.

Putt: 0! Newspapor “on Will 60 Around
the Born on nor-chuck. . .

Pi'rrsiti'uo. .lllll. 5H.~—l.'0llllltil P2. .l. John-
ston. a well known newspaper man oi
Cleveland. is in the city. t'olotieldchnston
will head a party at n‘dozenncn‘spn or
men from Cleveland. New York. Ba ti»
pioreiintlother cities in a tour through
Mexico and South America. The party will
go from i‘icvuiand on Friday direct to
Frmtttiaton. New Mexico. whence they will
go south by horseback.

They will follow the west coast of South
Alilt‘l‘icll. proceed uronud t‘apc liorn and
rot urn by way of the east coast.

The tour will be made on horseback by
easy stages. and lritlllt‘lil stops and detouls
will in: mode. It is expected to consume
about tit-o years. although all of the party
may not remain away for that length of
timr. The members will write of their
triiwh for various newspapers.

The Geographical Society of the l’nited
States is fllsu illiel‘i‘sltltl in their trip. as it
iii expel-ted to t-t'siilt in many valuable dis-
eovrrira. .. > .

.lnmpoil OVII'hmIY‘lI In Eldon-u.

JAi imm it,i.i;. Fluviau. 21. A-wllfllceru oi
the (TIydr “llt' steamship Seminole. which
reached here ytwterduy. report. that Henry
Scheidt. a [)tiam'llxi‘l‘. committed suicidc by
jumping ovvrlioard ‘till the portage irom
New York. Sunday morning a note was
imtnd by his: roomtitiite. William Stephen-
son of tho lmhlgli Valley railroad. pinned
to the cushion on llll: setter in the state-
room. which road llti follows: “Please tell
the captain i jumped overboard at 7:25 p.
In. i). It'." To this itinfisagohoalgned his
lilinit‘. giiing his fltlllt‘t‘tflfi mi 9% “‘ythc no
line. lirooklyu.

Born at . 'l‘nbtm'tln slide.

Mth'lliliAlt. .liiii. div alanieahiorgunjrq
member of the litrgeat retail dry goods
house in tlii~ city. i~ dying from injuries
received iit tbu iolmugnii allile. lie was at
the bottom of tho l‘llill‘ and saw descending
n toboggan containing Moods of his. who
were unable to control its tantra». To rave
them from running owr a precipice he
threw lillllt-ei'll lti lrunt- of it. atopping the
toboggan. bill. receiving luur lrm‘ltlrt‘l oi
lili’l Iltiibs and illii‘l'lllll itijurica.

.‘ihyor shook For the Cigar».

Matt-icy. Mile-25.. .lan. Lila—Minor Batch-
eldor of Everett acciircd lllil conviction of
Fret-land l.. \I’ailucc. the proprietor oi a
variety store. whom the mayor dropped a
ulcktil lit the idol. of a machine which shook
diet: for llil' cigiirn. Wallace Wit» accused
of kct‘plna uiitnbllug impleiuctitn on big
premium.

No Bu l'or Von".

litmus. .\' \‘., .lmi. lit—«Tito woman's
rullroge man martini: cloatal with the
tanning of a plan of cmnpalgtt. which. It in
hoptal.will rumill. in Influencing the con-
Itltutlonal t‘llllViiilllUll to rxpuuar the word
"tunic" from the cotiutltuliouinso turn
it relatva to qualification» oi rotern.

Count Ikiwun 'l'rltn.
Martians. l’l|.. Jnu. 24.~Gcorge Bear
and William Hwituou werecnuglit between
tbotraokn ot the. helilgii Valley railroad
by trains. One of deal“: Iraq was cut oil‘,
and he will die. dwluton was thrown till

test in the air and fatally injured.

“Mind to Kill a Prince.

Villain. dull. lil.«~'l‘iio trial at ominou-
teiuiut Luisa Ivatiotl and bit! brotherlor
their plot. to murder Prince Ferdinnud ot
Bulimia while his wet-i attending the to-
noral of Prince Alexander of Ballpoint-g
will begin on Friday

 

ran unntarr lirult on.
Blbtliiaul‘oh’, N. Y.. Jan. 2i.~—liumy
il‘awltnlmry. Andrew linger: and Charla;
W. Watrooa. whilo for hunting, dimor-
eml an oil well. The village iii excited
over the unit. and pmprctortt are flocking
lam in number...

Tho Ian.» “on Mimi...
Maputo. Jim. tit—Jilin Epotm publlllirr
A minor to the ei’irct that Morocco h”
[11th overtures to France and (treat Brit»
aln for a loan In my the Hpittilh Ital-malty.

11in mama “airmail Iaum Victim

Jlmh‘ ifmr. Jim. [ma-William liars
cliff. who dial in the City hol’plbll, iii tho
Womb victim at the railroad collision an
int: ilacltenmcli madam.

it an; a “n... fin: ”mug”.

no mm. Jan. ”tr-“A at
n’d’i‘um dill.
FI- bun Imam onthltwvmw
be torn. . . _

 

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Painters’ Supplies. .
Pictures initial to limit.
Painting and Paper liaising.

 

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r-t'tii EBLiE]IEJOICES.

Emperor William and Prince
Bismarck Make it All Up.

m Kttsnn root: Tin: rim srrr.

You Molina Wu Hunt With an ultra
Branch In "to shop- or a Note and a
norm or from Old m... to it.- Im-
Chnncolldr.

BERLIN, Jun. :i.——I&mpe.ror William oi
Germany has apparently become reconciled
to Prince Bismarckmnii tho latter will
probably visit the emperor In Berlin nilol‘i'
Iy alter the latter‘a birthday celebration on
Saturday next.

The ne'wu of the reconciliation hast canard
the utmost satisfaction throughout tit-r-
many antivlma llll‘n'flfll‘ll tilt: elupt-mv’u [mp-
‘ularity. ’i‘lin news has also sirenutlwned
the government. in it is state-d that Prince
Bismarck is in aroma] with t'liaiicellor von
L'nprlvi iuid Mtii'sclioll voii "it'llt‘l'filt‘lll, the
imperial witrotary or stat». l‘ot- Ioroign afv
Ialrs.

Emperor \thliam ill-lights in surpriser,
and thus it was. according to tlieotory.
that he allowed up intimation of his intcte
lion in neck a reconciliation with iiin
march to leak out until utter their recon-
ciliation was acconiplialitul Little by lil-
tlcthe flirts in thi- eaae are leaking out,
and it would scent that the rccotiriliation
watt brought about utitir. Iy by the emperor
himself and that llt' :it-mmpliahml it in it
most gt-otrcfol number.

"on tinnit- [lure tho rue-t “flaring.

The. niiI-dctainp of Emperor William.
Colonel Count von Moltlte. arriwd at
Frictlricbarulie on Monday morning and
Sought an interview with Prince Ills
mart-k. which was readily granted. l‘olo
ncl \‘ttn .\lolt.ke. it appears. wan tho bearer
of an autograph letter from Emperor Wil
Ilntn to tho cit-chancellor congratulating:
tht‘ latter upon his recovery from Iii~ i'r-
cent attack of influenza and begging hint
to acct-pt a bottleoi \‘t'i \‘ old and \‘lilllllillt’
wine from the imp-rid. i'-‘iilll'§,“'llll'l| l'ulu
nel you Millikt‘ wa~ ill-n charged to i-ouwy
to the distinguished lil‘l liliul alumsittan

i'riiicc liismarvk i- «lid. to have been
much :it‘fiwti-d by tho kind tIIi'~~:IKt‘.~'(‘t!II-
toyed to hitn by the I’Illlti’r‘ilI ~ :tid lit"
camp. tutti lhi- best of feeling i~ opined to
have iti‘t'll displayed no both si-It-r- i'ulttliel
you Moltkc wn~ Mt aura-mini iii pimping
Princoillaninrck that the butternut-tidy
Invited hint to take it drive about lllt'
nelghlmrliood tit Frietiritsliuriihe. but also
invited lllll) toilitic at tin ru‘llo 'I‘liu t'llli
pel'or‘s iiitl-tle camp newptiul both illt‘N‘ in.
Vitations and returned in Ilorlin bearing.
it is said. an autograph loin-r from Prince
lllstnart’k to tho e'nporor. in which tlio
Iron t‘hant‘ellor thankrd his iiiipi-rirtl tnaj-
.‘sty for his i-xtrcnitt killlllll"‘ and thought
[illness and situated Illl' t‘lillti‘l‘itt‘ llt‘ll lit‘.
Prince Bisnmrck. would be too}. plum-d
to wait tipou lilo timje:ty tiltt-r tho latter“
birthday cclcbi-m'i. in.

The greatest important-- i~ {lilttt'ili‘ll in
this city and llll'iltlL’llDIIl (Erratum to tho
reconciliation helm-oil Prime Iliuiiiart-k
and Emperor William a. Iii-raliimi by the
preacnt oi the bottle of wine. l‘iwltt‘t‘ilil at
tfntion in paid to the idiot)! “ilit‘ll tho ree-
ouclllutioii will Iim'eiipon the iiiti-rnal pnl'
icy oi (lcrtnany. lllllt‘ll continent being
made upon the aiitioitiiceiilwil that i’riiice
llisnmrt‘k. in addition to lu-itm romp. lli"l
to Emperor Williiini. i.- ulno in {till iii't‘~>!‘tl
with t‘liamwllor tun I'apriri and \\ .th the
imperial secretary «ti state (or it‘rt'luli al‘
fairs. Baron Mitt-lulu!“ \‘illi lilt‘ilt‘l’flt'ill

III-do the Fatherland "lultlflfa

The reconciliation. ti~ ummu‘wvvl. lili~
iwrt'ed to increase thepopiilarily ul lllt‘ t'tll
pcror. of his chancellor and ot' lill‘ gun-ra-
meat, as there iiino doubt that a wry art-m
number of iwoplti iu liertitatiy ultjt‘t’li‘tl to
tho exiling practically from lrrliii and
trout partlclpznioti‘in iii» attain oi‘ tiw t-iu-
pirool' the great llcrntuti >tnle~iii.tn who
laid the. ioutnbttlotia oi iirttnnti unity and
who built upon them the empire-d Her.
many.

’I'bo viii-ct of tlio iii-in .tl‘ lllt' rmoin'illti
lion helm-cu the einpt-ror and the urban
cellorwa». tum! marked. ‘I'liereivitaugon-
el'nl rise in utorka and bond» olitlie lttlllr‘il'.
and a Illlli‘ll stronger and mom healthy
feeling lil‘t‘Vltlli‘ii on all aldlu ‘l'iio item.
pnporii lIilli ill“ltIlIIIilllll’l'llll‘lil oi the rec“
mediation in lhvhuppioat i'i'i‘lll which in”
llillelt'tl in tim-nnmy for M loin; while.
and tho [tettpll' t'i’rrywllet‘e give i-V‘Itleiil‘c til
joylitl excitement and tltanksgli ititz.

In tho l‘i‘ii‘iIMltIfi the. “atrium” of llrrl‘
Kurdoi-li. lniia-iiiilio. who will Iltlll Ilil'
extolling diatrttau euuld only hr tvliMi-d by
tho protection Hi national labor. Willl’ll, he
added. l’rlticc ill'dllliit'i‘h initialed. Wilt-
grcatcd with loud chairing. and loud and
prolonged applause “'llfl oven-loin"! by lll'rr
Kartlorif'a atitioimt‘enwnt. that int t’uli. tlo-
attrition satisfaction at Prince iii-itiiiri-k‘o.
juurury lu ilerllu.

tlwohiw runtiltn oi the reconciliation
between the output-or and I't-Int-v lilauiarck
liltbltprcpntallomt to t'ulebrnie tint I'ill
prror'ti birthday on Saturday iicxt have
been tiliiltlpllt‘tl.uilil that I'll! art-oi will
now probably be intuit: lili‘ signal toriiimi~
rml otitlitml oi pnll‘lttlir Ptiiitli'tlmlm
throughout. iii-ritlutiy.

’l‘Iiocxeiti-tncut and Nilltliiti'iltlll are not
confined to political l'ircit'tt. Iii ilw army.
Among tlio tritium-tilde. union“ the t’lerny.‘
among lilo aristocrat-y and among thrown»-
antI—u ticre. Ilttti't‘ atiii art-rywiiero — all
rank». all ages and all conditions of new
pic. "juice to lirnr that tIii-ro it. no Inngcr
any Iuyry tooling lli‘lWi't‘tli tho rult'r oi the)
Harman einplro and tlu- urt'tit normal. of
the country. who limo dom- tut mitt‘li l‘or
(imam rtrcngth and unity.

Tints It. la that tho iipproitt-liiiiu nitration
betworn Emperor William and Prince Ill»
march will lit! a tiicmorablv ullit ill tilt! iii!-
tory otllermatiy, and one which will lliiil
an echo of aympntliy In every patriotic
bout not only throughout Lite llrmtim
empire. but. Wht‘riit'i'l‘ t hr tit-room litugiitigt-
in molten. A p .

luv (guitar has...

Mllttt‘otln. Mona, .but. ‘14.»‘i‘liii Multan
oi pliyalval exclamation» at ’i'ult’r collegi-
allow that t‘horlwt if. fitroiul oi aroma-nor-
dlle. Conn. ha: brokou the all around
strength record tnmlcliislypnrliy itobiu-
son ol Harvard.

In. Wain" at Union t‘otI-n lit—allot.

Atiiiiir. Jon. at, in Walton. prost-
drlit of (“Moo titlillli‘.lilii womanhood
Dr. Andrew Y. liotiiuml. a, prmulm-ut
i’mbytrrlnnditliw ul tiilt cllr. bit-t tit-nit
rlultr’il to mom ii him.

Illlod Illa Will and taught".

tartan. lita. Jan. a'i. Alonzo Err». a
prominent [Minot oi Parry. brutally mar»
«ml lilo witty and child an tho mull of it
malty quilt-Ni, and Mint in that.

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NOW A NAVAL BATTLE.»

Poiroto'o Dynamo Through-u drooping
Down on M-Ilo.

Rio DE .laxtziao, .lmi. ui.~~.\tm a long
daily. puzzling alike to the people who
continue loyal to the government and to
the Insurgent lends", Peixoto has glut)
orders to the new warship- purchucd in
Great Britain and the United Status to
rail southward and begin the long expect-
ed naval content which in all probability
will decide the strugglo for supremacy br-
tweon Brazil’s chief "tiingintmto and those
who are tacking to over irow him.

Word was received he . that. the Sistine-

my. .‘liiinrlcn. Aurora and Parnahyba
nuchod Bahia on their way from Parnauiv
buco to Rio. They are married to betuliy
manned and in u better condition for light
lug than It was supposed their otllcera
would be able. to get them. considering the
fact their crews are made tip oi mixed na-
tionalities. _
’l‘htt dynamite aim aboard the Nictheroy
has been subjected to a number oi further
tests and in now said to be working toiltn
satisfaction of the otllcem of that volt-lei.

Aurent deal of comment has been ex.
cited by the visit of the innuracnt Admiral
tla (lama to Admiral lletiliaui. It con-
firmsthc rumors curruut hero {or some
time that Do (lama Iota tundc propoaalu to
Admiral Ik-nbam to art as mediator bo~
tween the innurgcnt» ilutl the Bmilllu
government. The conference lasted iur
(our hours. The nature at it up to the
time oi mending this dispatch is kept A are
cret. Till! information that the gov’orn»
metit'a war \‘i‘lht‘ls Imd wilod from Per-
nnnibiico. it. he believed. was rourcyrd to
Diiiiunia by point- of his adherents in the
north. and his vlgit to Admiral Brnbtim
was the n‘liuli- of this news.

COURTS MUST DECIDE.

Governor “'nrtl Will Rattle tho Son-lo
Trunbla by a Test Cuo. ‘
‘I‘imiox. Jan, 24. , it incurn‘lllly report-
ed hurt that Governor “'oi-ts has instruct—
ed Attorney Getteral Stockton to institute
quo warranto proceeding: to determine
which of tho two «t-tintt'a'uow in existence
is the legal body. .\t the statue limo he is
said to have room-Med the chic! justice to
call a special acsaion of the supreme court
in order that thew proceedings may be iti-
stltutcd and the st‘ltlllc muddle cleared up.

The. gm'vrnur ~Ingl‘Bu’ii such a proceed-
iugto the Republican senator» and request;
oil that they doaignntc oucof thrir number
upon whom wervicc could be had and that
tilt: proceeding be a friendly one, bothsiden
agreeing to libido by the derision oi the
court. ‘i‘iit- ltrpiiblit-anu Illicunsed the
matter at length in tin-ir conicronco and
ilccidrd to opium» any such proceeding. il
service is to be lllutit' at all. it lllih‘t bu made
upon till the senators.

They do not propose to delegate their
rights a“ senators to any other body or to
flltltli‘ by‘any other (Incision than that of
their om hilly. ‘I‘liiiy any it llIt', governor
wnnH to gut 1hr matter before tho CUIINS,
let him prom-rd upon some oi the hills
which they may pa... Utht-ru'iso [boy will
lippt‘nl only to lllt' tropic. lloth houses
Imvo adjourn-«I lal’ lllt‘ wot-k,

Minors Thu-Men to “urn the “Ruhr.

Mi Iltixatb. Pi... .lau. 2d.»-'l‘he turbulent
spirit oi the lllsflili‘l‘lt‘il tuition in this
region. particularly at Flillt‘)‘\llle and tho
Patton mines. l1. cropping out here. The
{allowing ivleurain from i". I. Robbins of
the llobbiiis (Rial I'llillilllll)’. opt‘l'lillltg here.
was M‘ili to Slit-rill (‘hrrry at \Vlwlllllglttu:
”A mob oi striking Iiiinvra appeared at our
Jumbo mint-s. .\'.N. l and L’. and terrorized
our t-itiponi-i-s. 'I'In- mob tIii-vateiied to
come back and burn the work down ii
the men non working do not plop. We
must have pi-oti-rtiou.” slit-rill i‘herry at
onccdlrpatclteil enough olilvervt to protect
the work-t.

I’nlldnnt (‘laulaml Antonin - Fun-rut.

Ilanrt‘oun. Jan. ‘.‘~l.--I'resitIi-nl i'levo
land urrit'i-d ilt‘l‘l‘ today to attend the tut
net‘al of his nephew. Henry E. Hastings.
which out-um ludu)’. lie mus accompanied
by his blnii‘l‘. All“ Horse Hoyt-land. and
Private Secretary 'l'lttlrilt‘l‘. .‘lr. "asthma
war a favorite at the president and was at
the White liltilm.’ auroral Wm‘k‘t at n time.
Altertlioruiii-ral the proaltli'iil will fitnrt
back to Wanhington itunu'tlintrly, llu ex-
port» to be at lll" limit 'l'ilill‘flllly. The trip
will be mud» in tgiiii-tly in poaaiblr.

Trruuro on u Wreck-it Htanmui‘.

.\ l i.A.\'l‘lt H r» , Jan. 24 ., \mGing tug».
succeeded in moving the bin Alina line
steamer Andi-m «idiot-c at Little beach.
about '.'It lm-i, A largo attiotuit oi gold
bullion. tiw |tl‘t'~t‘til‘t! of whirl: iti this voml
was kept it tom-i. will be initial culture not
soon in. tin-re out any alum oi the ntmturr
going to llli‘t'l't-i.

l’romptly Amulttod lhI l'tcnn‘n iii-y".

litMtM'llJ IL. .lim. ':4. Joint Shut. the
wealthy railroad I'Itlil ractor who idiot and
Lilli-ll Walki-r Miller. a proniliii-nt llt’fll'il
politician, it: Halttrtluy'n l‘lt'i‘lliill, wan illit-
cliargeil from I‘ilnlttlly. Iiu proving a clear
conic til rut-ll lllllt‘llM'. 'l'lic iirfll‘ilill think the
prolltiilimry lit-tiring a aort. to! fare»

Kr. tfhlldn‘ Condition.

PHILADELPHIA, .ian. xtw'i‘ltu pityalcifllih
attending Mr. tleormi W. l‘hlltln reported
In follows; "Mr. Childa‘ condition In mom
favorable. (in 'i'iiurntlay last in: nurtured
from an attack of vvrtlxo. which was loi-
Ioweil by parolyuI-i. the In aiowly lniprov.
lug." { .

not for no (tumour.

\i‘itaiaoros. no , Jim. at. .- Denny
liiickmtttiter. one of the bent known hunt-
on! in Ilulnwarr. wait dict and alumni. Int
miutly killed by August It'aiikr. who miti-
took his \‘ll‘lllll for an opommm. The men
were “filming for tutti-limit: along the river.

Attuuptmi Murdor and "hit“.
ALIMNY. Jim, 2 military i‘erlmrt drank
hall an ounce of earliolin mid and lit dying
at llit.‘ hmpltal. Altar he drank tho which
he wimal a curving italic and attempted to
murder lib-i Wii't'. lait Willi prrvrntod by
her hither. . W M.

loll Molar-it I [uranium
Mot Your. .iim. tti.~\i"illiam 'l‘. hall.
memory and tremiirer oi the which and,
Wilktlltlfll‘rtt Until company. alter I service
oi ‘Ji years In minim-tier and o mum
from junlli‘tt.

........_...

Misting “wot-ii llmarbod.
Militants. Win. .lim ‘4'“.“I'Diin it. John-
mti. tho .‘illiiiiraptilh ukalrr. covered 1
quarter ut a mile in it! ‘. wcotala with a fly-
Inu Mart. .lw Doomtliuo'n time rm lift
unionist, ,. , ’_
Italian 94ml tin-mad. la MIDI.
imror,.tmt. 'l'lw littliilll tank ran
by l'rtdluaml tie l- supp. at giltNorth all!!!
inn ”noon-tot pay .mm. ‘i'ititi hint mated
militia "moment lo the [ultra quarter.

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insures pleasure.

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Be Sure to got; it.

Elegant designs in

PICTURE FRAMES

FOR

Gabinet Photographs.

Prices unusually low to suit
the times.

Nonh, Photographer,

lit 78 Washington Street.

F. H. NASH I Billl.

do all kinds oi

Plumbing. Steam and Gil: Fitting.

Dealers in lllll‘ Alli zttid STEAM
llI-ZA’l‘lNli. ilt'fllt‘l’tl in AllA'l‘Pi. TIN.
(lllASh'nnd t‘RiN‘Kl-‘JH'. illiit'llllAT-
El) (‘llAMIlI-III SETS. f. it}, to higlicr
grade. l"l|(‘lllr_\‘ Work nttonded
promptly.

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t'or. Main and West fits.

Coal I
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No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.

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Sand WRAPS for Ladies, Misses

great variety of stylcii and materials

FUR éAPEs.

present For Season some important
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guarantee every garment we sell to be rot-class in every respect

Latest Styles and we

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