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Rosseil Tells of Hié Courtship of
Miss Pollard.
The Kentucky Schoolmutcr Tortilla “at
line, but Broke tile Eng-[unlocks]:-
Wuuird to (in to Chlmn “’lth Hill.
“'AiiHleliTtiN, Mnrchflo. -—'i‘hc tour-prise of
the l’oUtirddimcklnridgo trial won the un-
expected nppcnrnnce of one of Mitt: I’oi‘
lord's old lovemlinnltin liosuell, 3 Ken-
tacky schoolmaster. Ills detmltlon had
been rcud in the cute. but to make his tea~
tlmouy doubly intro the tot—fiance was in-
truducml in person, and no isomer land be
taken the stand than Madeline Pollard
glided in for the first time this week from
the office of hcr nttorncyfi semi-m the street,
where nlw wait; to ill? Rout forwht-u her
presence in needed.
Most of the testimony WM in the form
of dermiilons, and much of it was of I
character which can only be published in
cxpurxuiml form. Those drtmitlous re.
gurding which Judge Bradley had express-
ed his regrets that. they could not becx-
cludcd on gainful principles wore recited.
and the jilnliilcfliiml for the scathing com~
monts on them was srif evident.
Some of the language-employed by Iii-I
John Brandt. a janitor from the some
place, would hardly be tolernfed in a wall
regulated burroom. Those gentlemen ad-
mitted in a tunilcr of fact way their tern
dencics townrd hnbltunl drunkeunm and’
marital infidelity, and the court admitted
their stntcttti-nto uncxpurguted, on he re,
mnrltcd in ctith'rSlliitln, that the jury
might jutlgc of the character of tlic wlt~
limes.
Colonel llrccklnridize'o private secretary
was one witnvss of the day, and another
was Colonel "my, the best. known man in
Washington and incidentally no expert on
pcnmnnshlp, who was subjected to further
cronn examination upon the principles em-
ploycd in detecting lorgcrics, under the
auggcntions of nnotlu-r expert who v ‘ at
Attorney Wilson‘s elbow.
From the addition of this new expert
into the. (also it looks as though a hard
fight hnd bt-cn precipltuted over the au-
thcnticit y of that block bordered letter.
0ch Lour- Fm to Fm.
llc Wu Ouco Eng-led to Marry Mode- ”8
circdtogowithmc. Itold harifnho
really desired to gotoget ready. She went
up cult: and came down with her hat and
coat on, no I won in it box. I told her that
under the circumstancm we had better
not go; that we had better wait until
June.”
“Did you think chc was ln earnest t"
"I did not until she went up stain."
"Did the burn her trunk parked!"
“Sh. said so."
“Did she error say anything about her
of” .
“She represented herself M three years
my junior. I was born in 1860.”
Russell further Mid that. he htid prurient;
rd two rings to Misc Pollard. lie had
taken her to hit for u tintype just before
leaving Cincinnati. One of the pictures
Willi handed to him and identified, as were
three other tintypes which. had been sent
to him by Miss Pollard in is“, two of
them tukon with friends.
Mr. Wiluou was stintnined in nu objec-
tion to the reason» why Russell had lot the
engagement drop. In another form the
intth qumtion won prrmittod, nnd thewitr
limit! said that she had allowed him to idol
and hug her in a way he did not like in n
womnn he loved. Once he ltud writtt-u her
about the ring: he gore her, lie bod do-
ntroycd tho rcpl y.
After the noon rocm M r. Strolby in-
quired whether in lh‘M Mitts l’ollurd Wits I
mature pert-ion physically and mentally.
Objection was made and tho question ox-
eluded. It WM nukcd also whether her
conduct. was that of a mnturo pi'mml, and
this Wins also excluded. but a qttostlon won
framed to which Mr. Rosscll could answer
that she was a woman.
Ho hitd set-n Principal Brown but once.
Ind there had been no unplemnutncss be-
tween them. Last. April ho had made up
pllcution for the position of guugor in the
internal rcvrttua scrricc, but whvn his
friends pfl'tillllllt'd him to run for superin-
tendent. of schools ho withdrcw his rippli-
cution. He did not know Colour-l llrn-k.
inrldgc when he applied for the rrwuuo
position. His application had hccn with-
drawn before he mode a deposition in thin
cuss.
(‘stcchluul by Wllwn.
Mr. 'Wilson jumped into iilt‘ cross exuuii-
nation enthusiastically.
"You withdrew your application lwfnro
you made thut dcpmitlou?" ho nah-d.
"You. air."
“llnw long before)"
"\Vell, nbtilll'h-F-
“‘VM it not the some day you muilo your
depositionwl by morning of the smm- day?"
“Yes. it “no.”
Tlntre was a stir in' court when Mr.
Sliclby Mill, “Now, Mr. ROKM'H,” and a
toll, slender. aunbumcd man whose dmm
bctokcned thttt he won from the country
come forward and kissed the Bible. Run-
ldu It. Rosin-ll. it will be rcmcmbcred, was
one of Misc; I’ullnrd’it lovers.
“Do you know the plnintid. Math-Hue
I’ollnrtltt"
This Wilt-l tho first important queutlon
mitt-d by Mr. Slwlby, who conducted the
examination. bud the rcply wtlu, “Yes."
“State when you become acquainted
with bcr and under what circumstances?"
Mr. Russell was evidently cmbarrnuud.
Ilo hptlllv slowly. and his command of
grnntmor was not all that might be ex-
[weird of n ticltooltcuchcr.
“It was t‘llllt‘l’ in October or November.
15%,” hc. said. “There was a lady mum
into tho stort- limiting for me.”
Jnnt at this juncture occurred mm of the
mmt drnmntio rpixodcs of the trial. for us
“08“?“ mid these words the door between
the jury rind the witness swung open, and
for the first time this wcclt the block roiled
plulntiff, followed by her faithful nttunrl- ‘
out. Slater Ellis of the unstcre features.
entert-d.
.Mlsl Pollard wore a new bonnet—more
becoming than the littlo ut'iulr which but
cowl-ml hor hood hrrotoforc. She glanced
townrd Ilmwll. and lionscll toward hrr. It
tron tlwir first meeting since l-‘Wl. The
young woman's fncc flunhed tilightly. The
man lll’llppt‘fi his lit-ad rind toyed nervous-
ly with the lliblc on the stand. Mina I‘ol-
lard took tut-ht benlde Mr. Wilson nearly
in front of tho wiltim. 'l'hcrowns Illencc.
dccp and ctnbnrrnmluu. fltmlly broken by
Mr. Shi-lby M be mid. "Proceed, Mr.
ltm-tt." '
’l‘hr \i‘illlt‘iili told how Misti I'ollcrtl had
lntrtxiucvd herself to him and how the bud
united him to i‘umi! to Weitlcynu collmc to
see bur.
"lild yotti are iit‘f clone or with other
pcrwnttt" .
“Mimi frcqncntly nlono. Sometime» oth-
er young Inuit-u come in."
“liiti your vii-dbl lend to friendship?"
“At. lirnt. i had on admiration for th
young lndy. My admiration led to love
and low- to an engagement. We bet-Juno
rimnuml niiout tho Chrlltmiui hollduyn,"
‘l‘old Him About lit-bani
lu nut-WM to numiiomi llmncll Mill:
",lliiw l’ollnrtl Muted lino. that Mr. Rhoda.
wru- hnr unnrdlnn; Afterward thiit aha
won dottimuu of gutting on Bililt‘liilim, and i
inn-in“ no one to hoip her. Mr. Rhoda
linvltm rimmed matrimony. clio became
rngngril to him on condition that he would
pay for ill-f whmllng. She cold from tho
rtnrt that «the did not intend to tarry out
the contract. She WM ambition: to te-
ctirc on wlucntion. i now hm- iit thcnchooi. ‘
mymctimm in the m'cpiltm room udioinlng
tho nrlor. conictimcii in the palm, not»
oral y alums from 8 to to in the waning." I
“What wait lit-r momm- Iftcr the broom
manual to your"
"it. won vrry nil'ectlonnto. Rho frequento
ly hinged me and «room! me. is that
what you are after-i"
Mr. 8M"?! wanted and inquired when
lit. out mliy.
“Biro would sit beside me at. tint. gan-
mlly lit a chair. All our fiicudithlp it»
W the Worm very nice. hint hint not
in my lap time nml time again."
"Wm them any dmmwil'lllmiil of if-
faction!”
"Ola, no. Tum naturally would ha. i
would put my arm around her and his.
her.
“During that, timo did you cm moot
Mr. Kiwanis!"
"1 mt him on m occuion only. Mk:
Pollud hinted that Mr. Rhoda hid hard
“my coiling, maul-timid inn-idling
H” mm than i innit! wound nottchnow
her. “not lit-friction! hm mot inc
at tint elm. a‘lflfli‘m that or fourotii-j
or «lupin-n in the parlor. I nu lntmtlucod
:10 hip: and to be tit if 1 bid never moi
UP.’
“Did you meet a trim-l"
“William-cw «cording tapro-
flmttmnmcnt .
upon your are
”inn anything min! to
“l WW “II W“ “It
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man i”
hmnumm
un'mwmcmw
“And didn't you burn your application
in your pocket when you made ilto deponl-
tion?"
“Yes, sir: thut'n u flirt.“
There wnau bricf tilt betwotsn luwycrs
over questions regarding the ntnndiug of
'Wmieyan institute, Mr. Wilson desiring
to show that Mrs. Rutherford B. lluyw,
Mrs. Spring" and other promlncnt womcn
had grmltmtod there and Mr. litittcrwonh
saying that all that was admitted. 'l‘hvn
Mr. Wilson cuter-hissed thc wilnctut about
tho location of reception room! in the
school; whothcr or not tho door lictu’t-cn
parlor and rt't‘cpliull mom “'lu not always
O‘K'n. When litmwcll‘s "It‘llllll‘y ftiilt-d on
details, Mr. Wilt-ton prodded him with,
“But you won- thcrc two or thrvc times a
work."
Ankt‘d if he did not know it to ho a flirt
tbltt visitors Vl't'l't‘ permitted ill \Vi-tdcytlu
only om- night- nwcck, ltoswll quid he only
knew lie but! told tltt~ truth, and Mr. Wil-
son returned sorcnaticnlly: "Wu “1 rn'tcurc
for protestations about your lt‘HlIHmHY.
We only wntit ntmwrs."
Roucll rcitcrutcd that Miss Pollurd bud
rat on bill lop ft‘irtwohottra nt fl. tituo tht-rc.
Ila bad Ilf‘il told of his impiniutnnt-c with
Miss l’ollnrd last. full to Dr. ti'llnhoncy of
Lexington, who had mum on n ttumcttuor
from Colonel Bruckluridire. Room-ll was
punitive Minn Pollard httd told him that
the Willi married to J illllu in in mind: mar-
riage and sold ho had never heard of (Man
'l‘imtlt-y. ltmiu-ll had lonnotl a picture of
Mlsa l’ollnrd to it mail Currier. who gave
it to o pnntmlstrcu who won rrlntcd to
Colonel lireckinrldgo and who limit it to
this defendant; bud withdraw his tippllt-n-
tion for otllcc of bin own motion.
“How long was Mint-t I'oliiml up stairs
when iihe mid alto would go to ('itlcugu
with you?" wired Mr. Wilson.
"Fiftcon or 20 minutes.”
”Come down and mot nll rt-udy; bud ltrl‘
tmnk packed?“
"You. sir."
"Had packed lll‘l' trunk and gut ready in
ill or ill) mlnutcx?"
“She until tut.”
"What limo was thin!"
“Nina or 10 o'clock at night."
"Who won about tin-re?"
“I didn't two anybody. We wi-rculunc."
'l‘hlit cutlml the testimony of Mr. limo-ll.
Ind thodrtmltinn of liirutu linuftnuu, n
butcher of lmxltiutou, Ky, won lulu-o up
by Attorucy Stall.
An Erotic Domitian.
Mr. Kaufman had known Minn Pollard
when aim lived in lmxiitgtou in lin. 'l'ht-rc
wm tumu- wordu not t'lliltfllllm‘lly hi-nrd in
the but society in thin «interment. but with
the consent of Judge Brntllcy tint lawyer
Inlictltutvd n guide-r torm. (lncc ho had
vitltod on continuation bonito with Jim
lihodm. .iim bud Mid, "I want you tom
my girl." M inn Poll-rd muothcrc und bod
tat on Rhotlcc’ lap, and Rhodes hail hugged
and hinted her. On another occasion Mill!
Pollard had retired to u room in tint boon
with one John Brandt and had rcntaincd
than than-quorum of In hour, and who
tiny come out. tib- had returned there with
lunatic: fellow. 'lilittn Pollud had once
uteri him to go into the room with her.
but he laud Mum! immune he on I triad
of Rhoda. Rhodes ind borrowed money
from him for bin girl, and he had innitted
upon racing the girl. Rhodes had intro-
duced him. u :13. "Jim. let me introduce
you to my air , . llll Pollard."
Rhoda hut ilk!!! libertlel with Mitts
Pollard in tho pmcnoc ot otim people.
“Miti- Pollard had on name of this gum
rind hinder blather Hubbard,” who tho
incitiducrlptlon of hot mm tom tio-
ptiuiit. 'i‘ho without win “pretty full"
tit-urchins. Bu land visited the fictiti-
two or thin than a work that the first
council ulwuyit found Mitts Pollard than
thought Ill. finished there six works in
It? Ind Jim it! than.
it. tritium M indulged in some pro-
of which int
hilt and olnccnlt
‘ auction to Mint Polio” quotation «it
it:] mutt: but can liar “drunk tut tin
gait” and had burn oblimtd to put lit? to
AWWW.
1h tiuuothtiA.l3flndi.l
W 0 ii
"Mill lot- of barium f
wwumtmwmgirm
no to no ular-o cl
Icrlbcd Min Pollard as it spore mode
woman," with dark hair, and said she who
then going to whool.
Brandt'tr tcailmony wan nomcwhnt con-
t tdlctory u to when he that met Minn
P llnrd, saying once that he bod met her
ll tin last and again in $83. IIc III in-
tr ttluced to Mina Pollard in Lou! Simia-
to ’5 house by a woman he had ‘nict It a
house of ill fame in Cincinnatitbut could
not remember the norm of the worn-n or
thelocntion of the house. In explaining
one of his lapse: of memory the witness
told. "That time I moat have been pretty
drunk, as I gonorclly wart," Ilc could not
remember whether he was drunk on the
occasion of the alleged meeting with Marlo»
line Pollurtl at Lena Singleton'c The
depoueut exported that he had made im-
proper i'emlll'llr’t to Mini l‘olill‘fl. but de-
cllnrd to tiny u‘hclhcr he had token llbt‘rv
tion with hair. ‘
Tho lll'ptNllidil of Lotcher bushy, chief
of police of Loxington for wit years past,
rcvoulod tbui he bud known ln-utt Single-
ton; that who kept it aporting houso, no he
clinrtnvtcrlzcdit. although he was careful
to explain that ho bod urvvr been there.
Mr. \Vliuun objected to :1 question an to
Leno Sittglctnit‘s reputation for chastity.
but Judge,- llrntlli-y rotuurkcd that would
log u but thr- Witness mid of lit-r house her
.churnctor ntiuht l‘miufcrrwl. Questioncns
to whcthor .\lr. llitotlm had mutt money by
expnw through no olllt-t- in which Iiimby
hiul been i-tuplr'tyrtl wan objocioil to. but
udmittcd, und it upmarwltbnt lthodtm had
sent money to It. yuutiu iotly tit Wesleyan
concur. “‘luvn witnme jnkml him about her.
ht‘ hull oxpluinmi tluit xiu- wow his uelcc.
The dcposiiion of W. '1‘. doors. an older-
man of lmxlnuton. shown! that he had
been fll'llllfilllll‘ll with the ititttilyof Pro
and Wit: bud known Mt“ l'ullnrd uml un-
derstood tltut .ulic Wits frcquctitly visited
by Russell. Slit.- bull told him that Rhodes
watt pnyittu ln-r tuition; thnt «he lindprotn-
int-d to marry him, but did not intcud to
carry out but ruturnct. as lii~“lW nuig’
uorunt old fnrmcr.
HURRAHED FOR M'KiNLEY.
‘l'lu- "rpllhiil‘unl (iii-c lllm I Routing no.
Cd‘pfiun In Minor-polio. ‘
.‘llVSli trolls. March 1’9.——(iovertior Wlb
limit filttlx'ittiry and pony rouchcd Minne~
npolin front i 'hit-tnzo. In St. I'nul iboy wens
jtiillcil by Lilith-nut” linvomor Plough,
John lituuinnw, pro-i-lcnt of the chublic—
on Stuic. lt-uour. nntl oihrrs. l'pou ur-
rirnl in Mitmt-aptvlis tbvy were met by tho
curb-ta oi the Flilii‘ uniwrssity tn the num»
bcr of out rind tho l'nil'rnhy ltrpublicnn
club. Tho purtv “us t-Gi-nrtcd to tho “'ost
hole-l, uhcrc Lil“ woplo had unnumbird in
the lipm‘iutti lobby. Along the route to
the IIUIt‘] tin» bomb. bud boon playing
“Mort-hing Through tit-origin." tho mfrnln
of which won "Wlillc wc nrc booming Nic-
Kittlcy." and the {unions "Skirllh‘l’llnh"
ycll of tho ilttircnily aludnutit rcnt the
air.
'l‘hc unwritur‘q l‘t‘l't‘llliiln nt tln- West.
ltoivi \l’ll‘ uttrb to: only with Mom; north:
wr-utoru lhrmtu could ulna Tho Ni'vrtb
Star qllill'll‘l ~1ill.:"\ii Hull." cilprcnning
tho fii‘llllllil‘lii,."Ml'Klllli‘y buds; wo fol<
low lbw," lliil'f’ which the governor no»
t‘cltticti llll‘ Slilll't‘liril‘ tutti \vn.‘ intrmlut‘ed
by l‘rv-«itlv-tii limnlnuw.
llc dirt-(ml bio rmuorks prlnt‘lpuliy to
thc Slllfil’lllh ttud tlt-cliirml thnt it was to
the young mun of lhccouutry that. till pith
llt‘rl muut ltmk. During his udtlrt-m be de-
clurcil thnl lht- pt-oplc of the country ticrcr
wnntml to vnh- ill (ill tbclr biotin-y M thcy
illti now.
Litter tho utn‘crnor WIN drivou to the e!-
pmititm building. where ”in Stole [n-nguc
of lit-ptlblit'iiu l‘iuiw was ill amnion. Tilt-re
ht- mudc iililllill'i” mltlri-m. in which Pit‘ suit]
thut nobody l‘llill'i toll “but, mu Kflllifl to
happen, and nobody inn-w u but the licuto
('rtilit: continua \Hliilll do. llc tilt-n went
on to tnllt about tho principles of protec.
tion. lulu-r in the tiny he was drivrn. ntr
llel'iht‘fliilllliill‘i.‘ of liinhop Forth-r, (int
('I‘lltll' Nt-limu rind Mnyor flotilla. to Home
of the public itwtiiutiotis and mode on nil<
dress to the pupils of tho m-ntrul high
school.
In the owning ill‘ \i‘llfl t-ttmrti-d to tho“-
pill-dill!” building. which was pilitht‘li to
overflow inn by pooplc front ull tutrtnuf the
northwest to lit'lii‘ tln- lcntlitig mldn-on of
the tiny.
Altcr n briuf speech by tho prosldcnl
Governor Mt'Kiulcy'n wcll known him and
form ndvuuct-tl up the ulnlc. ’l'bc rust utt-
M'mbluirc rmr. chm-ring.
I’rcsidcut (lomlnow, lti prcncntitm tltc
gnvurtmr, linked the intrmlut-tion to be by
rinlug ttitd girlnit tlirot- chum. which was
euthuultmtlt'ully l‘l'ililittliit'll to. (iovcruor
.\lcl\'|nlvy i lu-u dellrvrcd it at lrriug liilllmfl.
lo itu main polnta it did not differ from
tho tum-ch mmla tit tho rxponitioti bulldlliit
loroiu tho owning. After the rctirrment
of liot'cruor .‘lt'Kinlcy tho election of olll~
who followed. John (iomluow of thin city,
tho prom-tit incumbent. Willi rod-looted by
uccintnnlinn. F. U. Htcvotm of St. Paul
WM «in-toil imiuccttrd hiuwoli‘ on Hi‘t‘i‘i‘iiii’y.
Cmndlom ‘l‘nrifl Mud Too.
Monmouth. March L’li.~\\’htilccnlo art»
corn and liquor «lenient ilt‘i‘ti took it quarto-r
of million of tlollnra‘ worth of liquors out
of tho lmtulotl govornmrnt wnrcliouno for
fear the duty would ho fillill'll. lntcme
oxcitontont provullod hi‘fl‘ whiln wiring
for mum of till: now tnriil.
(7cm > .lgurcttn and (Rot-nine.
Nrw ILH’l-l‘i, March and». (loom l".
Friction. mm of the motii expert attrition
dontlnitt of tbluclty. mun adjudged litmus
lutloentloilit- Middleton liminc retreat.
Cigarettes and cocaine rm tnuppmml to he
moonnihht for his condition.
Mood Bunion captured.
ltitmitmntz, V. .l.. Mitch BIL-dimly
Loire and William Dorsey, the two «coped
burglars from this Written county jail,
Ware captured tit. l’hilllpnbnrg and new
brought buck to the jail hm.
(lur- Huro- ‘I‘rnlm Anni-d.
tantrums, Kin. Min-ch tn—mt Mara
3nd. who won ungngud by the altar of
“11in» mm time auto to train hlti hm,
wait arrested for dobt tut he was preparing
to have for limb.
Visit“, Much 99,...“ the mild con-
grcu hm A resolution declaring in favor
of the principlo of ultimately «lecturing I
moral atriita was ndoptotl.
www.mww.
Moor-tic mm W
mom “with?” W. i
it comm u y onco-
dl iii m titanium it t mey
with omptlon. _
femur lit-mt ll of \Vuslryiio wilt-go in 1983 $
, m .
W ' -.r.~i.......m~
mm institution.
Agog-iron 8n - ' BY L
mmuo «trim tutti-s,
to latch wordy-ottoman” yourcttnnilou.
l-‘BléYCLEs-
t in
wamymm bun yeti Roman r tint
Earth “A’fiency ,
rum ”thumb-fore p but you:
m¥m¥§ Wt?! in oil it- bronchus.
nun.
’H. D: Wolcott,
~14: inn stun, ttomti, qty,
transit. fit‘t’tt'ti‘shrin
Noted as am; and as an
Author.
A FRIEND OP DANIEL WEBSTER.
Ml: Canto Suddenly It iii- Ncw York
Emu—Ill. Writing! Won Largely on
law and Arc Command Autlmrlilcc.
funeral Wm up lilo-y. ‘
New Youit. March 20.——Geurge Tickenor
Curtlil, one of the most eminent nuthorb
ties on constitutional low and tho author
of many legal works, died suddenly in bin“
home at 411 York avenue. He had been ill
with c blight attack of pneumonia and you-
tardny. morning was found ltuwmicimiit in
bed. ilc'diod of heart failure several hours
later. .
He was born in Wutcrtown, Mom, in
1812. and who graduated from liarvurd col-
loge. Then he studied law in the office of
Charles Pclhcm Curtis in Boston. and aft.—
er teaching school in Greenfield, Mum, be-
gun the practice of law in Boston.
Early in his career he devoted himsolf to
the study of potent litigation and wuscon~
cerucd in a large portion of the patent
cocoa prior to 1860. Then he came to this
City in 1853. and up to 15 your: ago had no
of'tce at 9 Nassau street. from which place
he moved to the Moss building. Ills active
life in the legal profession coded in Wash-
ington six yenrtl ago.
Conan) In Fania-n tum.
Among the import-m cotton with which
a was connected ware the Cult pistol
clone, the Goodyenr rubber crows nod tho
sowing machine cast-H. in till of n ltich the
lrgnlity of patents was tidied in quf’hlillll.
lie was also one of the luwynrn in tho
Brod Scott cure and argued it beforo the
United Stall-s Illlvrt‘nm court while his
brotherflmititre licttjtttniu llobltitinlhtrllnu
out on the bench.
Much of his time wno spout in writing
on low iuibjectn. and some of his works are
the textbooks in use now. Among thrsu
aro“(‘urtis on l’otcuts," “Mutiny of the
(.‘oilstltutitm of thc l'nitod Stub-s," " i'rczt—
“Willi Copyrights." "Admiralty Low” and
“Eqult y nnd l‘roccdentil."
lie was an intimate fricnd of Dauiul
Webster and Wu his literary exocntor.
lliit principal work was “The Life of Unu-
iel \Vcimter," and he also Wrote "Tho Life
of anident James Buchanan.“ Ills lust
book, “t‘rt-uliou or Evolution.“ \t'ziu pub
llnhod about 10 yours nan.
Contributions to fiction won him pro
duct-d by his pen. but he wrote under is
nom de plume. One of his novels was
“John (,Yhuroxec." ill: but writinizr. how-
ever, were mngtudne and ohurt article»: for
the ucwspnpcti. and only a fvw u coin into
be finished it history of his own llfo
llclii mum but 0n".
llc was murricd tn ico. ills first wife
was ii daughtvr of Judge Joseph Story of
.‘lomu'lnto-ttii lilltl n nintcr of W. W. Story,
I noted sculptor. .\ son by this uranium
in now a minim; engineer in south Africa.
Mist-t Louim ,\',\ Sltull. duuglttrr of John
Nystmn of )lurriitowu, mm mnrriml to
hltn in ism.
She and her two sons lililliill’l't‘ dough
tm survive him. fine of his “lot-cs in the
wife of l’rcflidctit bow of ('olutublncullrgc.
in poiitim in- was it Democrat uud won
If one time n member of Tammany. The
active port he took during ”it' civil war
rind hirt remarks nt that, time led to the bo-
licf that ho ivympntliim-d with the (‘onfotl-
entry. but he mu always for the Futon,
although uni o‘cxtremc ulmlitiouist. lie
hold public oiltco but out-c. and that in:
justice of ill» pence. llo will bu buriul oti
Friday front 'l‘rlnlty clmpt-l, in West 'l‘wvlr
ty-flfth strmt, whom the swrvlt-cx will be
lit-1d at l" o'clock in the morning.
COLQUITT‘S FU NERAL.
[lotion to tho ”I'll. Sen-lol- lintleorfll’t
Capitol.
Minn. Mttrcliw.~~’l‘lio remains of M;
fred ll, (‘olqnitt wore burlcd in lime llill
ccmt-lvry hm- “ itlt impressive. cerctuunlost.
Win-n tln- fuucrul trnlu rrnclml Atlantis,
it Wllrl mot by a number of promincnt citlr
zrnu. untl it guard of honor was plum-d
around the t'tutltrt. ’l'hn locnl military «I
cortcd tho governor and othcr oflicinls of
lintc. the (‘ottfivdt-rnte \‘etornns' unocin
tion and utility tlistinguiahcd cltlzclut to the
our in which the body lny. ’l‘lwro it won
mrivmi from the minrd of honor and
plural by rcvcruntlullutndn in' it boom
drawn by Rnur iron grny horses. The cor
legi- Will-l tlwu foruwd, and tho nutrch tc
capitol begun.
tin the urrivnl of the corteuo at the. clutc-
hotnto tho trnntm m-ro forum! on either
nldc of the Washington ulrect entrain-c.
Mid wliilt- tin-y mood at present lll'tlltt tutti
tlw crowd nrourid ban-d their lwndn the
body of tho dud countin- wu- bornc into
tltc capitol and plural in tho ninincurrltlor.
During the twu hour» in whichyhc body
lny thorn mnny htitttimitt viowvd it. Banks
of down uurmuudod the cachet. Midi“)-
rltt exert-low wore held in this house of up
mrututlvw. llr. ltobhinn conducted tht
rclluiouu litil'l‘il‘t'll, and cliloglmi Were do
lth-rod by Governor Northcn. Judge Block-
ley, Senator Bordon uni Mayor Goodwin.
After tho aervlccc tho body mu «carted
back to thifirnin. and a few iuinntcu aim
the mivnl there the truth left for Moron.
Car What! to flunk the lots".
VIENNA. March tit-ll in learned from
tho lino-loo authors that the our durum
to meet Emperor ililun on Gunman tert
rltory and thank him for the nuccccttfui to
too of the negotiation for the [tum liar
mun commcrchil trusty.
mull" ”Iii“ lllenl.
Boston, Min-ch t9.-’l‘ttn supreme court
of Manitoba-am lull decided that I not!
slum in payment of u but on ham ncing
“It'll-gal and cannot bacoliccted by promo
o w.
Moo wit-titanium
lion, 0. '17., Month till-«A terribly cand-
ctom hm I‘Ifld in this mm an that
tion. tmd Milli“!!! it tion. but boon al-
most unattended. A hard mowioliowcd.
It“. mm mm hunt“.
momma. Mirth madman Woman!
adhered with dilution denying tint pati-
tion til Mn. Bolus A. Lockwood tritium
to practice in hit with...
1b
, ,
mt W Victim! Body In“.
Wmucilw. lurch tin-nth. holy
of them“ in in tho 0 lord mint
1mm out. it moi to tint
oi
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free, sample. '
lrrouoRUM in THE HOUSE.
Did Not Lut Lon; Enough, However, to
Bout O'Noill.
WASHINGTON, March 29.~.\n a prelimi-
nary to the usurious of the house the com-
mittco on rules met. lull] propured a rule
for the consideration of tho .ioyvO'Ncill
and the unborn-English contested election
cum. The rule provides for two hount’
t‘ullriltlt‘l’llilnn of catch case. It was not.
trough! in immediately upon the nonem-
in‘nu of the house. but was held whllo
clinic minor business was transacted to af‘
ford time for the full attendance of the
day to develop. When it was lntroducod,
the Democrats mustered a bare quorum to
enforce the demand for the previous queer
tion and again to adopt the committee's
rule, but melted nwny again after the dirt-
emotion oft tiiorJoy~OiNciil case had been
concluded and before this majority report .
of the elections committee, declaring the
contestant U‘Neill entitled to the seat,
could be adopted. The day» discussion
won without special intorcst._
For the first. time since butt Thursday
the counts hold it conduit for the transac-
tion of buslucsn, and a number of resolu~
tion: were platted. among them one no-
thorizing the twrrctary of the treasury to
rccelveon tit-posit the money dt-rivmi from
the rule of the Cherokee bonds. V
Several important bills and rewlutions
were lutrmlticcti. among them a joint rewo-
lutlou by Senator Dolph nbrognting the
(.‘luyton-llulwcr treaty, and one by Senn-
tor Pom-r repealing ll” laws granting the
secretory of the trcuauryfiuthorlty to tune
bonds and othcr intern-at bum-lug obliga-
tions without spci'iflc authority from cou-
gross. ;\ll ilitwuwt-nt over without action'
Tbc N‘Httllillflll offered some time ago by
Senator Sherman, directing the judiciary
comntittcc to «marine whether tho exist-
ing burs Iiri.‘ sufficient to punish the simu~
lution of Unite-Ll State-i wins by coins of
the some mciul and financing, was luid be-
fore the ornate tmd agreed to after u brief
discussion. 0
Then the «clinic wrut into executive sew
sion, and obi-n tln- doors “‘cl‘e rviopcucd
the .‘It‘Gfil‘I'liillllliliil was laid bclore the
senate. uttd St‘llitit)!‘ Mort-ill spoke in oppo
sitinn to the mctmttro. Ilr wus followed
by Senator lluulnn of Virginia, .who ud-
yncntrtl in pnwtgo, and m the conclusion
of his «pt-och it short executive tics-ion Wil‘i
held. and tho Minntcxmljourucd.
VISITING LEGISLATORS.
New .lrrwy I’nys Nrw \‘trrk on flairlul \ lull
M Albany.
Al.lt.\\i .‘lurcli L’ilwl’uriy ilit‘lllll‘hi of
the Now Jenn-y leginluturc. with about 30
guests. Are in the city todny. the guests of
the stain. They were mrt but night by
not only a com mittec. but by at least two
thirds of the New York legislature. them
terribly hitting utljnurin'd curly in order to
allow the Illeltlln'l‘! to be prim-tit. Tho
gut-sis were rsrorml to the llelcvnn lloucc.
whore rooms lmtl boon St'l'llfl‘d, and about
on hour nftcrthcirurrirul ant-lttlmrntccol-
luliou W115 WFVI‘II.
Speak-r ,‘lllliiy. .‘lr. Sttln-r. Sruutor
()‘(,‘otitior nod «dirt-N ttutdr- mldrcincs of
wclutmc. it was quitc tin unusual night
to uncover-LVN lrizi~luloro name-rublml «round
a bailoutt board. The sport-bro after (lin-
nor wore witty and cntcrtuinittg. Today
the vialtoru will \‘inii thccnpitul and watch
the lottisluiivc prm'cctllnus. 'l'bcy will him
be prim-tit at a joint mminu lortbc clot:-
tion of n rvgcut.
KOSSUTH’S FUNERAL.
lit-undu- of the llun‘nrlnn I'Mriot Taken to
lluda-l'cnlh.
'I‘t’ltts‘, Mun-it 221'. «Tim Illlll'l’fli services
over lln- body of imillfl Ktiflslllil wore hold
hero in l hr ilvnngrl‘tml church. The streets
of the city rrcrc crumb-d with pcoplc. iti-
cluding n grout number of llungurlnm in
their tutti-um; costumes.
A special trulu to convey the running ol
Kouwth to lludtrl‘mth arrived here. uml
the collln cotitniuingthc body wash-moved
from tho mortuary pnvlliou and placed
upon the truth. Then: WM n grout crowd
alarm the station before and during the
tratiufcr. and All the man ruvcroutly ro-
movcdthclr huts us the cufllti mus being
placed on tiw ruilwny curriuizo.
'i‘hc gunrdof honor, f‘UlIiplNi‘iif‘I llun‘
gnrinu itttnlcttis,tbctt took plut'ru in tho
carriuitow, tugvtherullb the uurtnborn of
Kormutlt‘n family nntl ibi- rcprtwntmivm
of the municipality of llutltvl'imtb.
A dotucbnwut of military was printout,
and tut thotruin atom-d on its journey to
tho llutmttrlnu cupittil throt- mlicyn were
fired by tilt-tn.
Tho municipal ltltllllii‘iilt‘.‘ of Turin have
decidml. m- " mark of rt-«ptu'i to fill! mom
ory of the ”rent lluuguriun, to bore n tub-
lct licnrlutz n sullultlt- luncrlpliun wt in tho
front wall of thc houw in which K-muth
dictl.
Vitnrtb l‘lun PIIINII‘IMIPPQ.
Wiutttxu‘ros, Mun-h filimw'l‘lir following
{mirth chum pmtmttsti-rtt Wt'ri‘ appointed:
Now York llmlli‘a Muin. liven-it ilntler.
Lilith Drbmul‘t', (‘ . iwi‘l Lynilciirilii'. ll. ll.
eritbi: Scnlitiilc. nnbttri Walt-h; ('otlcrwomlt
Markham P‘Iwhmtil: Went llittvimpnrt. l'yru:
Whiillm‘k.
Iii-lb"! Voirn Willi lloutu- Lats.
martini, March tilt-«Prank it. and in
gun nil-me”. owncrit of auroral hundred
thoumml dollar-1' worth of property in
north lbmrrr. mm urn-stud on tin» chum:
of having bribed volt-rt: to min for annull-
tlon to lieuror by giving thorn loin.
Wont Armor riot: Mud: loyalty-ml.
I’lrrnm‘lm, Moi-ch 20.--lt in understood
that tho men who informed walnut the
Curricula Stool com puny rm (Illimtirlfinfll M
Hmotnry llcrbert'n return on the armor
pinto fraud: and may urge ii congrmloiinl
inquiry. ‘ “MW “““““
Icy that out mutton-in.
Lnumrox, Ky.. Murcia to. ... Colonel
Bmklnrldgr'n church titemhcrnltip item is
in carious thinner. There will be u change
lit the punturuilc thartly. and u mow. it is
aid, will than his mile to cut him out.
4.. m“ -. M»... m... .m
but “ram Iii-rt.
t Cutttlitm, Monti Bow-Four fireman were
curiously injured at it lira In Weller broth»
cro’ cutohlinbmcnt. The men vim nil
upon it hold" which broke, tuition thorn
full so no. All of mm will rot-om.
“0;“ m... m1-
Poutt Pram”, w. Vii, Mm: in.»
rt. pumpbmt limo burnt liar bum while
iyiu “Unfit”! the Annie it. killing tin
casino. otni Molinllto, out! wounding
mml others.
Hamil my II 3 Mil. court.
m, Mitt-ch It. widow D. m.
“In! nuummhumwu
, :‘i
" 'f-"itipreme
3:)tLCCO
lumpy moist.
Alwuy: the same.
WAGONS.
New rind wound bond
Buggies, Phaetons, iattiages.
' Canopies. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit" All.
He‘ll ry Tilly.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanget, Calcimittet. Paintet
And 'ir'flléf in
Will PAPER AND BORDERS
le-th Main street. So Norwnlk.
Humpb- books of full ilIll' Intent styles of
Papers. Rordrro and "lit Mouidlmru futon
'tunwstu-r inspection. on amino by
w 10 Kati-mat" chm-Writ” trio-m.
FERTILIZERS!!!
Bradley’s a,
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertlllzers.
All the choice brands of
SUPERl’lliiSI’IlA'l‘Et-i, BARN-
YARI) MANURE, AIR
SLACKEI) LIME AND LAND
[‘LAS'l‘EK at wholesale prices.
RAYMOND BROS.
8(PUT ll N()RW A 11K-
Crfstmw 224. s
an] aerw§
§ : lit-him" In
I’. H. hum 0.",
1810 to 1m.
Gilli-nu, Mill Main Street,
IIIIHDOIPOI'I'. com.
.91 PER
0 WEEK
iron
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daily duties become I Muslim
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Mk your neighbor shout it. Ill! it “7
utlsiiod inquire at. the 4 '
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G. A. Gregory & Co,
Will lenvc Picr 28. I. ll. Booking: ~ d
have Norwalk. 5 p. on: South Norwllk.
tritium received from 7 n m. £0.59. I.
walk and Eagle will be
WA“ pontoon are forbid tn:
the rmpln‘w‘n of thin homo of
count of l l
roams LEAVE com Kaitlin“
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