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v. MARCH 10. 1894. .

m is n decided boldness in the
of locating the responsibility for
Troy political murder. Senator
.. iwas the assassins immediate
but back of him was Governor
‘ ”who, by his oflicinl disapproval
MW law, emboldened the mur-
to‘ commit the deed. The time
WM the gone by when political
yisto be condoned by the senti-
V expressed in the cft-repeutcd
W, “he's straight as a string in
«maxing but politics: the here isn't to
’m." This apology has done much
W our politics mid to encour-
9P designing men in evil political pur-
' Many one believe that (lov-
cfnorllFlower is so stupid (though ho.
W! was considered (Ivor bright) that
doosuot know the class und churuo
.(lf thomen in Troy and other cities
whom him as a tool, by according him
honor, that they may secure the spoils.
.hebomchu fool he ought nnttohe
, i 7 r, but. usheis govcrnoruml rep
WW9 of his' party, and had the
powertohave made It reform in voting
which he did not, which has cruised this
lmnlblc murder, he will ham- lo hear the
(Idiom, and he ought to. (low-mot
Flower haI not provnl a stuttéunuuor
patriot He is simply a pliohlo partisan,

 

T113 many discoveries of into yours in
'l'cgll'd to food are very woll calculated to
confuse and confound pmvlivul people.
There is hardly an nrtioh: of food in com-
5 ‘ use that him not been tattooed by this
' Vortllat, until thc nvemgc Int-n
. who givo attention tasteientific
W, and who have faith in the opin-
donut scientists. are at their wit‘s and
which to adopt as regular diet, and which
”discard. The latest pronunciumenlo
(lithe subject is that of it Ur. liolon
,ll'ensmcre, who openly declares that
w ban nnwholesome and unnatural
Will diet. This will'be u rovclution
the m. That some brand—in
.polntoffactn great deal of ic—is un-

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M W properly mode is to be classed
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W0! present improvmnent in
3‘ multiply, says Dunn's Review
mums. but confidence» in future lm~
' .. - does not seem to inn-cutie.
" gum business, and a larger pro
‘hy industries, for the season but!
who motor activity is um-
,deIlcu' stocks are to he replenish-
thoIIvvho cannot. make calculu-
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drama as much trade as
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since the resumption of sliver coinage in
1878. This ll whsttllr. Bland would
made-into dollin Ind put into circula-

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New Britain llmld.)
Everywhere In no ovldence of the
font that the people In boninnlng to

'tlons should not turn on nation-l issues.
Men may have "died and honest cou-
thlons in reference to centrIlllelon.
palvrollism in government. tariff, the
silver question and immigration Ind they
usually vote for the candldstes of the
party that. espouse their ideas. These
issues has nothing to do, however, with
city or town government Ind pIrly linen
Ire more difficult to preserve on elections
for local officers. The latest evidence of
this comes from Hartford. where a num-
ber of voters of both parties vae formed
a city club. lhe‘objsol of which is to se-
cure good candidates and a business-like
msnugament of money raised by local
taxation.
A Good lit-homo.
«Sew BrltlIn Record )

The New Haven News is evidently not
impressed with the morality of outfilulc
lamented General Assemblies. It sug-
gests that if an extra session is to be held
the state should purchIse several cash
registers on which purchasen could be
rung up. If this bud been done when
the East. Hartford bridge mutter was
pending a great deal of wondering rc-
lItive to the expenditure of that $55,000
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Mr. Editor of the Evening Smilincl:
This most. important district of the town
of Norwslk requires I new, large. hand.
some and convenient school building,
and they want it now. at onco. The
want is indicated by the numbin- of
largely uttvnded school meetings that
have been called here 'within the last
year and murmand the enthusiasm that
is manifested among the people. The only
bitch in stopping this good work in the
location on which to build. The locum:
on which the old school house stands will
bu wanted for business purposes as soon
as our harbor channel is dredged out. as
it is bounded on one sIde by the river.
Our school district is divided by the
river. and is partly in Norwalk and Dur-
len. Now take parliculnr notice that op-
pmitr- tho present. Idcatum of thr- oltl
school house, is u piece of land that is
entirely suitable for the location of our
new school Inuao. it requires no grad-
ing and is I luvcl, grsvelly soil, Ind can
be bouIt from Mrs. Lawrence Weed, of
Wrst Norwulk, for the price of 13900.
This land is convenient to the Diricn dis~
trict and entirely suitable to tho Nor»
walk part of thedistrict, and was chosen
for a school house silo two yours ago by
disinterested parties. Now the Summis
pIOpmy is me most valuable in the town.
Ind will probably cost the district not far
from $5,000 when commissioners’ and
litigation expenses are paid; and braids»
that. it lies It the foot. of a hill which,
makes it. more or less of a pmd hole in
Itoxmy weather. The peOpIc who voted
It the school wanting to rescind the vote
to buy the Sammls property believe this
to be .1. true statement. (Iouuon Scum:

Alexander Raymond has begun exch-
vstions for In addition to the Colonel
RIymond bonus. This to the building In
which Lama & Bother vae applied for
I license to sell lutoxlenling liquors. and
IgIInIt which such a strong objection is
being made. ‘

Edward hldrigIn, proprietor of the
one line. who in» Ithled his bones in
the large burn on the 'Cbumnr place for
the past you, lIII leaned the house from
Raymond Brothers. Ind will move from
Thomesfllle tobls new runloncc about
April I. .

Tbs deer Incl. come Weeks ago by In
Pony in still the topic of convemllcn
Imong I number of interested people.
The Humane Gun Ind (lune club has
tIkcn the mm" In bend, and Deputy
Sheriff James Toner is investigating the
caller.

11".me A. Jud“? will preach in
the Bomb: church tomorrow. In the
morulnu the third of bin Ierlvsol sermons
on God will be given. Subject. “l'lu
Dunning PlIceof God.” Evening sub
loot, "Why Wu John Y. lchIne Con-
vlclodi“

At the Methodist: Episcopal church,

will pmch on "llathodlIIn-«Bow ll
lelm from the Congregational Ind
Presbyterian chunks.” lilo evening

law IIIoIIly mm III, Mil]. It. ’l‘umv
wllluhpaflulcnoflbouw banal»
III. put build but ill. on. now occupied

by him. .
ImTlIoIIII Dalton. cl Haw Yovt,

mun Iliad. of Munich val.»

than can.

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'8 wIIIuImrcIv um. scorn Iroanur.

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tomorrow morning, Rev. J. A. Billet ‘

subjectwlll tic "Tb. Bllnd lfIII’I Crud." .
Gordon (luvs. of Wulpou, in» land “on...“
I'll Bdwln ‘l'ultlI’I mum Ind wIll more

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III-and In. Henry ll. Fischer. lM
plienlu "of Mrs. ' Everett ‘MllleIu'Kh.
dulnatc contndm the Imement that
Inolher person was the quu of tho up
oration of the latter Ind her IIIIIhInd.

A lugs number of people mended the
final lecture of the Y. M. O. A course In
tho open house, Stanford, in» lulflhl‘l
The subject wu ‘flunlhlne; or, the lisp-
py Side of Life," by Dr. Willa".

Allan Ellen Nah. who had I savers

weak, Ind does not improve II rapidly
II her today friends would Irish.

Mien Emily Colemnmf New York
city. formerly of this plate. has been
visiting Min 14ml” AuIlin. .
Contractor Brwsmnn will go to Mun-I-
chIIIellII, where bob» the mmmc’t to
make a park Ind race course.

Gumtnble Smith 0. Keelvr Ind Butcher
Stephan BIll visited Stamford ycsII-nluy.

' lurk-cu of III lolly aprln;
[Midmlhe arrival of the hlIcrblI-do,
Ind the starting up of the hyacluIbI
Ind crocuses. other evidences that "Hill
is In early spring" are sppeIring. Snow-
drops were In bloom. in cul-of—door beds
not covered over whim-,0» the 7th of
Murch.and probably in comp iuItInoeI
earlier. Today the coming laws of
gnocchi-try husheI were already showing
green. This is earlier, probably. than
anything before recorded—moi?! it may
have been in some very excrluionul
llt’lllllm. Bulk-tilted: are reported from
Ht-lyron, and blur-birds from many qunr~
tors. The earliest mIples begin to show
signs of tho udvnm-ingseuswn ”Hartford
limes.

Commander lllultrmun‘u HvIn'.
Hulnncl 8'3“!“ 0. Blutrmnn. tlepnll-
munt commander-Mme ll. A. R.. hll
mode odlcml auncunomu nt of his stuff
as lulIuWri Assistant udjuluul-yuernl,
John H. Thatcher. Pun No. 50, Hull—
ford: assistant qunrlermssler gem-ml,
William E. Morgan, Post N: 17, New
Haven; innpeotor. George D. Bales. Post
No. 54. Puldnm; judge advocate. E. C.
(low, Post No. l7, Now llnvon; [chief
mush-ring ofllcer. 'l‘ 1. Norton, Post No.
38 I .ukuvtllozsenlor aid. Charles l-‘renclv,
Post No. 75. Ansoniu.

A single mulch rcqulrII from 1-200 to
1.100 of fl grain of phuophorus for ltu pro-
duction. yet the consumption of mItchn is
so lnrxs that it is attained that the total
of Lulu tons in less thIn the Imounl con-
uumod in Europe in their manufacture.

(‘ullm printing wnaiuvcnled in 1670. Th.
number of yards annually manufactured is
too grout for computation. One girl of ill
years I-uudoyed in the LuncIsblI-c mill-
will make :5 ysnls I day. and in I your mu
turn out enough to clothe I200 pehmns in
lndiu for the sums length of limo.

The first printers' union of which there iI
any authentic record was formed in Lon-
don in loll). its object. being. II the (‘llll’lfl‘
atom, “to correct irregularities and to
brinmbe modes of charge from custom and
precedent. into one point of view. in order
to their being better understood by all cut»
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“Perhaps you would not. think so. but
n very large proportion of ("Issues in
New York come from carelessnem about
catching cold.” says Dr. CyruI Edmu.
“It. is such I simple “1an Ind 00 common
that very few people. unless II is I our
of pneumonia. Elly Iny Illenliou w I
cold. New Yor I one of the hcslthiut
plum on the Atlantic Coast. and ya!
them are a great. many cnsvs of numb
and consumption which have thrir all
in this neglect of the simplest prmuul on
of I very day life. The most crucible ad
view. in, when you have om» got. rid of ll.
as soon ll! lblc. llv Ill moInI do not
nculrct lt.' Dr. lid-on does novtcll you
how Io cures cold but we will. 'l'Iko
CbImberlIln'I Cough Remedy. it will
relieve lb» lungs. Ild expectmnllnn. open
the secretion: Ind Icon effect I ma-
nent cure. 25 not! 50 cent bolt on for
sale by G. C. Stillnon.

1 sec (fouls Will Day I Wlfr.
or mothern bolt of Dr. llInd‘s Uollc
Cum It In tho aton- llrs. 8. W.
Merrill. of Iirdslo. N Y. IIIyII: " .
Hand‘s Colic Cure ls hr in advance of
soy remedy of the kind I over med. ll
wll quiet bIby when Ibd'ls summing
with len.” Auk some mother who ha
used this remedy Ibont it. When our
bIb lacros- Ind fmtful while I l
Ipp y Dr. Hand's Tecthln lotion totbc
gums. Sold by Ill drug; II. 25 cunts.

ChInIbnlIln’I 00th Remedy glad
the beItIIllstctlcn of my m h madl-
nlnel bundle. Ind II I seller de Ill
prepnmln‘no in tlm mIrIIIt. l recon-
mond it becIuIalt tube best medicine
1 cm handled for con III. cold Ind
cvoup. ll. W. Eldridge. lllenvllle, III.
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Output Thu For ‘I'hrm Month. anloII.
Woolvn III-Mann An Inn—Ill;
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New Your. Much Ill—R. G. nuance).
Wobbly Bclew of Truth, out todIy. my»:
Evidences of mount improvement in bull-
Imv multiply, but madam in futon lm.
movement dost not sum to increase.
nonunion, lmvlnIIIIudI lump»:
ductlon by industrlvs, for Ills canon bu
Irrlvcd when m Ictlvlty in my
if d‘enlm’ stocks Irn lobe rcplcnlchodmnd
than who uncut muko calculation be-
yond I few months Ire the most anxious
to crowd Iv much trade as they safely on:
into those months.

In some branches of diurlbnllou. how-
ever. there Ire imitations of I diminishing
demand for goods. and the evident prefer-
ence for medium Ind low prhaed mlcla,
wlthtbo known reduction in was Ind
fInIlly expenditurs, land may to fuel
sometht. less confident that. brain” will
soon recover m former volume. Under-
tIklngu rem-bin; beyond I short time m
not In _ o with greater freedom, Ind in
spitc o I lIrger present. demInd prices of
mannfuctured goods tend dcvrnmnl.

lm Ind Steel.

The most distinct fish: is in iron and
steel monnfucturc. . The output of pig
iron on March l I": nouns tons. having
increased 10 per cent. during the mouth,
though it. is still 31.8 per cent. less “an a
year ago. it is IlIIo stated that some other
forums: hm- uone into blut since Much
I Ind thIt unsold stocks have mIds prac-
ticIily no increase in ll'chmnry, so “at the
Ictttal consumption in Ill III-Inches of
the manufacture is It least 10 per cent

ter than in November, December or
county. Yet. prices no lower, amt nu.
lets being ”5.25 It Pittsbnrg Ind plIlcs
81.15 It Philadelphia—the lowest e‘vcr
known.

Sonic moderate but no imporlnut con-
tracts-re reported here, Ind It PhllIdnh
phi. business to finished pmducll ll not
Is active as it was two or three weeks Igo.

At Pittsburg markets Ire water in split:
of fairly III-go orders for structural Iron
Ind encouraging conditions in the produc-
tion of wire. rods Ind nails.

ln lexlllc manufactures Ind dry goods
there are incl-cued Ictlvlty Ind replenish-
ment of starts, a- in natural It this canon.
But the demand thus fIr fIllI much short
of expectations. and its charter indicates
grant economy in consumption. A reduc-
tion in Wnnmrltu sheeting: and in (lab
net's fancy prints to 4*.“ cents indicates the
judgment of lending concerns that lllllrlfil‘l!
require more stimulating than usual.

in woolen ulna manufacturers arc in-
erasing production. mIlnly in u tcnuulve
way or on order» which one little mmlhun
sufficient to test the market. But the sales
of wool It. three chief mIrkItI for thew-ck
thc been mm!!!) pounds, IgIlnst 3.505,-
750 for the sauna week lull yeIr. Ind in the
past flve weeks the dot-rem bu been only
l3 per mu. which is I marked improve
ment. in part due to the fact that the mills
thing any tmlm are buying Ill once “but
wool they cxpn-t to need for months to
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sputrlnllon Afllvc.

Speculation has lie-en much more Iullve,
if not more. heIllhy. The sudden rise in
augm- orrflliouteu, followed by II sudden I
full, has not funded to impIrt confldcnce
lo the slur-k mIrkel. and while the Ivmgo
of rIlIroud stoulu is 16 cent: per slim
higher Ind of trultntflpor IIIII'I higher for
tho wank. Ill improvements have bun
based uulnly on reports Iboul legislItiIm
which ruled from hour to hour.

FIllura Ire growing less important Ind
sculetht fewer IlIo. For the week end-
lng Much l the llIbllltch thus for reported
were only ”#187,833. and for four wants of
February, "4,886,001. of which tumour
were of mInquu'lnrlng Ind 01,01,127 of
trIdlng comm. The number of fIllureII
during the wt work has burn an in the
United States. Ignlnat lllll lIIIt your. unit!)
in CnnIdI. walnut!” lIIt your. firmly
I Iluglo one is of lmpoflcncc, sad it is
ngtlfylnIr ”at the consequences of the
amt meme hat you the burn so fIr
overcome. - _..._....._

Ila-Ila Disturb-cl the Pope.

ROME. Much ill—King Humbert. II.
when maul reports of the condition of
persons injured by the bomb explosion
our the chamber of Ilopulles Ind Ilse»
to the lnvmlgltionl of the pollen into the
lather-hip of the outrage. The "I
W in writing It the tum
plculcn. but heard the noise. Ind locking
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PARIS. Much Illa-All Infernal mum
exploded under tho but of IwovhnIn who
lIIdIII IpIrhmml in I bonus hthCo
lambs quill/av. canal much claimant.
Thewovkuuu Ind ll unduly woun-
W. Th pvt-oner- InIdI null-flu.
aplInIllonI II to the W of tho
bomb under tbs Md.

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LAUDEB’B BLOCK.

THE. PATEWSTRIKETWN

mulch "fluv- llcmo run "WIN. I in...“ of
Policemen. ‘

l’ATltllilOS. N. .l.. March lll.--—~.A lulu udtll-

lion wII mIdo to the rank: of the striking

 

lleI'hIthe Bnboux flux spinning mills
struck for In loci-sue of 30p" cant. All
of tho cpmtlves in these mlllsdld not.
lIIve their work, and It night the strikers
mumbled in front of the mill to induce
lbs other: to join the Itrlke; .

A IqllId of six policemen wont; to the
mill to mm cnlcr. When they up

It! byIclrcle of youngsters who work in
tin dofllng department. The boys and
girls joined hands and swung urulttld the
police in a circle singing:

fling around: May;

A pooh! full of tunic».
The crowd laughed. and thus tnmlu thv
policemen angry, and flu-y rhurgwl ”to
crowd of laughing strikers. .
Acmnuthc latter saw thnt ”I" pulh 1'
were In earnest thcy lllf‘l lltv- blur--
Willi handfuls of dirt. mull .‘l'f’l ‘
Macs. Ind then they look to.» I
No Innts wcrs made.
Nnrly all of the llurlm .I
Wanna. Thr- strl‘ciuu rihlwl ~
surrounded llu- mill~ u‘mr
played on their llllllIl-t. bun l: . .
M01101] l0.fllltl lhl‘lulll" 'tli 1 'I. l'. -

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MlSSED THE TR EASU RE.

“poll Two “null“ lugging an llnr “mug
blond.

Mlxsmmus, Maren to.~—.\ Minuuqmli»
null nprnt two months this wintcr senroh»
in; fora plrate‘s buriml treasure of gold
and jewels in cm- cf the West Indian ls
lands. Captain Eric Hector Mclrod, who
commands I whalehIck Itzuxucr between
Duluth and Buffalo, claim- to have learned
from In old son cuptuin just heforethe lat?
tcr'sdealh of the exact. location of u $3.00“;
“treasure on one of the Spanish islands.
He doubted the yarn, but finally u cut.
with a small party from New York m u
Itevlm yacht lll‘lllt‘ll with It «hurt nt m.- i...
loud. '

He claimed to huw found the will. but
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plIn vas formed to no buck nflcr the lmw
on It I more mnvcnivnt lllnt‘.

Meanwhile (‘npfnin McLeod more to
Minneapolis to visit his sister one! told the
story of the trmsure. lie was careful. how-
ever, to name the w rung island. In in his
story be said the "unsure was an Mona
island, “harms the n-nl plnn- was WI) mill-a
Iwuy. Among those who board the story
in llllnurnpolls Wt“ lle-nry Stone. He made
the trip to Mom, but of muru‘ failed to
find the treusurr.

Monmonh uf oat-An Mruuuhlm.

Stzw \‘onx. March III. Thr tullnu lug
Ilelunshlpu urcductmlay: l'mbriu, Liver
pool: llublx-ldmu, llultenlnm; Dresden.
Bremen; (.‘irufumm, Xxx-nun: The Queen.
Liverpool: ('ulormlo, llull: t‘ullfurnin. till»
nllur; Critic. Dundw; Sucrlu. Hamburg:
Ethiopia, Glasgow: l’econic, Gibraltar: Si
hart-fr, Ulnmuw; firm“, lmulon; Wells
City, Swanson. The fulltm int; studmships
mllloduy: Lucnnin, Lirrrpoul; (‘olnmhim
Algiers; in (immune, llnu‘t‘; t‘hrxtmr.
Stmthsmpton: Muenchcu, lln-Incn: .‘inuw
dam, Rotterdam: Munitulul, London

Ito-cue Work In the Gaylord sI-In.

I’M‘uot‘Tll. 1’0... Mun-h Ill. ~--‘l‘hirty right
foot wrrr cleared in tho- plane lcmlingtu
tthuppm-cd position of the minrm in the
Glylord nhnll of the Kingston (“out l'lHll‘
may in the lust ‘34 hnuru. The rwruc gangs
In now within loss than llllllvrl of the
plus where thr- mm were hm swnunll
when they are still thought "I be dead or
olive. That. the (Illicinls urc mmmuhly
Inn that lhl-y are (ll-ml is shown by lboir
notion in onlorimz ill cofllnu. which urr
now in mulitw-m lfl MI undcrtukcr's down
town.

'I'III 'l'rlIII-Jrru-y "lm‘lllfl‘ Trip».

l'utLAnvtu-nn, March to. All the ur
nugetnvuts for ‘llt‘ rum-hing run lmwecn
Phlladelphlu and New York arr now mm-v
plctemnd nt. ll o'clock on Muy'ztlle first
but in hands will mnlw llu- initial run.
Bum will ho made slmultnncvmsly from
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