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Illicitoitts slob?
Brukbirldge Begins Evidence in
His Own Defense.
mu now HE WAS HIRED AWAY.
no Silver I'm-ed Councilman Reinte-
llll Ill-t Mia‘s With Madeline—vhf“
Mind In Court m ills Testimony.
' A. 0W View of luau-ace.
WWW), lurch all—lied an alien,
”tutored in the queen'- English, dropped
into the circuit court he might have re—
ceived the impression that the benevolent,
elderly Martian”, with ruddy
foundinvu snowy heir and board.
who held the open mouthed Ittontion of
w MIMI. he dicwuned in a slow.
meliidm tone, wu preaching I sermon
front the gmpei of pence. The mistake
would lure m a nsturnl one, but it
would have been I mistake. for the elderly
with!” with the scriptural head on
flisliifih BL‘i’i‘EBWomii,
theellver tmngued orator of Kentucky-
CWHIH and Colonel W. (‘. l'. Breck-
inrid‘rwsrul he are» telling to 13 of bin
find imridmtslly to the world at
. the «fury of him intrigue with Made-
Iiih' Pollard,
M is it minor keyof tenderness, of
exquisite pathos in the voice of Colonel
fireckioridxe which has done most to win
Joy hint his umbritpiet of the “Silver
100%? It is such a tone as one would
have especial Antony to employ in re—
W the virtues of dead (Wear.
no Colonel’s buy Attitude.
The colonel stood in the little witness
box. hi5 left elbow resting on Judge Brad-
ley's deck. with his left hcnd I pillow for
his head rind hiI right hand thrust core-
iaeiy into his truism pocket. lie smiled
Wily“ he “flake. At flrut he was
critically I little irrinulous in hie utter-
cum. but he luv! flint trace of nervous-
nus before he prmwiwl for with his
story. ”new? be glanced down at the Ilen-
dcr your“; umuau in the first row of mus
More him. 'l'lutt was when be was usslir-
in; the mutt that her manner toward him
M in» pcrfrctly respectful and very
Wilifld,,irli( for the mood part be ad-
tlmmd Mmuif to bio attorney. Major lien
Butmworth, who did the questioning.
M for Huirline i‘ollurd. Abe twvcr took
berry“ from his face. Part of the time
the restad her bend on her hood, and for
in“ In hour the vigorously wielded a fun.
We Colmwi Buckinridge mus telling
Whenwie her uccept a no bill after
their lint interview. she shut her lips tight,
1"an would have outdo I nmtion to rise
but for the Whining words of Attorney
“Millie. who at lmlldr her.
Elevated above the scene out .1 udue Brod-
Icy, with bl! chair turned away from the
W. Ill. W tiltcd back. his eyen
«M084 his futures out into an utterly
bored amid». .
the Witch room-mum" gut. no fur-
ther in his! «my tin-o the first meeting
ii“! ”in Pollard. lie held t but the young
women but lured him to her; had met
hire W thou huff way in their intimacy,
with: mmwlof hie ermine is found in
lit-word» “'i one a man with pavilion; uhe
wugwomun with paosion, We were bit-
you.“
Mm the agmrumre of the defendant
than: had been two witnevm lutrmluced
out of order to utility for the plaintiff flint
no such mmo A6 Dena filogleton had
on ion home It the place,
which Kaufman and Brlndt had sworn
that they «air like Pollard, out! I deponb
ties on mud from a Imphis Woman
who urn-awed herself II I femur pronti.
tutes“ «hipster. that the character a
Win Pollard was but in her earl y
Windl—
W m III. “and.
Pro-cue for admieebm towurt after the
”I m on unusunlly great and was
W by the erwctethm that the orc-
mm; would who the witness
M. Coirwi Hmkiurldge not Mr. But-
mmh. with their lie-do together, were
mm“ dilatation. First the Mir
Melanin-lion of Mrs. Miller was rend
by Am Emil.
Mdemcftion was foilowd by I three
Mumford“! in I whisper between
J Witty sud Attorney» ifnrlluie and
m um 11th palm. to the dep-
m by fir. Gm. i’lnIll y us. dioputr
II parts arm settled.
8r. Worth than Iron sod Mid,
W Maritime. will you take the
M!" Oflglltimgwdiml which «untied
Wm t runoff . buliiflto
quiet the m.
cm Milhfldgc declared that he
Vflmw tlnwre in but: that his
WJebu if. Mundane. mu Ifter-
mm mm! t; I‘MM’OH ‘10 ‘Miami
W the .Im u out
”WMWM‘ not the
I (“flitting had when his
“in twin . e ad pron.
M in not ulna-«too, amenity-
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Artist's’ Materials.
Pictures.“
PIDIDNES FliilED ID DllDED.
L. H. f Decker,
liftublnytcntt.,to.llomiit.li
that he had practiced lsw with Attorney
B. F. Butler from 1874 to the time of the
Ippointment of the latter to the bench.
Asa nutter of duty he had ,served on
the local school board; bu] Ifterwcrd‘been
county prosecutor; was a memberof bonds
of trustees of several cducItlonIl institu-
tions, among them Center college, but. had
never been a teacher except in s lsw school,
to which he lectured. ‘
“Do you'ku‘ow the plaintiff?"
“I do.”
"When did you first meet her?”
The Meeting on the Train.
"in the spring of 1884. It was I cool
morning nud on ’3 train between Lexing'
the back cent of the our, and as l passed
down the aisle to get if she accosted me in
i a perfectly proper way. I said, ‘I suppose
. I ought to know you, but young people
' grow up no on us we forget their faces.’
Shc mid. ‘l mu Mudcline llrecklnridge
. l’olinrd;‘ that. her father admired my fa-
ther; that if she. bud been a boy he would
hove named her John (Y. A!» it. was, he
gave her the middle mime of lin-ckinrldgc.
She said clip wan going to it arbiter who was
dying of connumption. I exprcuaed my
sympathy and passed on.”
"When did you next meet her."
“I do not rmnember exactly. 1 received
I letter from her. lhm‘e lost that letter.
but the substance of it was a request that
[should call on her at the college on some
business of grout inumrtuncc to her. The,I
substance of my reply was that it would
be inconvenient for me. to cull at the col-
lege, but if I could give. her any udviccl
Would be glml to do no. and if abe wnelu
Lexington she might call.“
"Did you receive another letter?”
"i did."
“in this the letter?" Mked Mr. Butter
worth, building up the blnck bordered
tplnllc.
”it would be nfl'cclntlon for mc‘toexnm-
inc flint. l mu familiar with it."
This provoked a tilt over the letter, Mr.
Wilson contending thnt it had not been
proved to have ‘cdmc from the plnlntid,
and Mr. liulterworth unnertiugthut unless
the Hilprrmc court was in error it. was on
scvcrnl grounds competmt evidence.
Apart from the letter. Coloncl Breckln‘
ridge continued, he could not relate the
conversation concerning it which he had
bud with the pinintlll when he called it!
the school a {cw dnyn afterward. He could
not well give the purport of the conversa-
tion concerning the letter apart from the
rest of their talk.
“The plaintiff," be begun, referring slv
ways to Miss Pollard by the legal term-
“the plnlntid sold, ‘I suppose you were
surprised to receive such I letter from n
lollmilg’li'l.‘ Laughingly l rcupomled that
perhaps she overestimated the importance
of the matter. Then she Mid. ‘liut All
thin time you are Itamlingf and invited
me to take a seat.”
"Now. we propose,” said Mr. Butter
worth, “to offer this letter to the jury that
they mny t-xmliiue it and compan- it with
the mlmittc-d specimens of pluiuflfl’u band-
writing in f‘\'iilf‘l)(‘l‘. Even if we had. pro
dim-d no t'liliert. testimony on the point.
llllilt'r the ruling of tho suprcmc court it
would be mlmiasllilc.”
The latter Admitted.
After it gooddeuluf legal spurring on
the mlmiwibility of the lclt‘cr Judge Brad-
ley will; ‘
“lt uppeur.‘ that this is hugely a dispute
over It shadow, on the mun-lilo of this lot
tcr huvc bccn published by the press. and
the jury are probably intelligent man and
remit-r9. Newspaper enterprise is a good
thing, but in this instance It was cuter-
prl~e with a vengeance. It wu I con
tempt of court nnd was a gross improprie
fy to publish it before it was given to the
jury. i presume the rt-porterI Were not
aware of the impropriety of their lot,
which mum have been committed within
the precinct! of the courts. The letter
would lllll'r' ln-cn admitted anyway. but
suppose it lunl not been and the jury lied
road it. iin-nt harm might have been done
by the action."
Aftertlnncmimonltlons Mr. Butterwortb
rend tln- letter. ’l'hia llnlshcd. Colonel
llrt-ckiuridue rose again and described
what had become of the letters. He had
kept ”that files—one at his houee, one at
his union and one partnership file. It wu
his rwollm-tion that the two had been
placed in the file of his office, Returning
to bin vinit to the \Vcnlcyun nemlnnry. the
defendnnt explained that it hind been made
while on n busilnvnn trip to ('ovlnzton on
l‘ridny, the lot of August. There being
no hotel accummmlntlous in Covlngton, he
had gone to ('im-innntl to play over night.
After dinner, remembering the letter of
Minn l’ollurd. lu- clrullt‘d up to the college.
"i sent my name up,” his mid, "was in‘
vlted into n room, Ind in a few moment!
the pinintiil came down. We shook hands.
Slu- mid nine suppouml nhe bud utonhohed
me by the unbalance of her lettcr: that it
was worn ilmun divorac case. We look
seats—nine on n dlvnn. i on s chair»in the
rear of the room. She narrated the air:
cumuluncen under which she had made tht
annmuont with Mr. Rhoda. Until then
I lmd not known who her mother was.
"i had known her fulher. but not whom
hemurried. As mm All «he told me she
won living with her aunt. Mrs. York
Keene. i knew who her mother was. be
cause her uncle, York Keene. bod been in
my brother's regiment. Becsuae her father
hsd died in ntrsitcued circumstances
plenum. she- wanted to lent/e. Mr. Rhoda:
lutdfnllcn in love with henbut nhe had
not loved him.
whether he could compel her to marry
him. 1 treated the matter with some im-
whicb «he could be compelled to the spa
her grandfather. i knew her grundfatluu
and i was winding beside her.
Advised lie! to Harry Iliad“.
inelntcd on ma
children and busble to educate tbem.’
in
mm
ton and Frankfurt. l bud an overcoat on .
Ind her life with her aunt bed not been
reopened him «a an older men. but bed
She wanted to know
ty; mid i knew of no luv in this day by
cliic performance of a marrieso contract.
fihe grew gmvr. looked so though she felt
like crying, took out her handkerchief, put
it to her ftttiIF, and i not up and wslked the
room. 1 Inked her if her mother was alive.
I had not neon her mother. I never hsvs,
in fact, but she said her mother hsd not
approved of the contract, and it but ‘ruIds
unplemtntnesc in the family. 1 spoke of
sod her uncleI. We had ceased term“
the room. t-lhe «II sitting on the divsn.
“l darted toiuvecftsrsome expressions
of sympathy, but the detained ms. Bin
mm, the piIintiif did: We much warns
than that; it’s much wars. that that. He
its me. I did not not
to be like Adult 10". with I house full of
.i‘mn “1' much.“ m if;
m “e
um magma m MW
uu‘w_
have IIld Ill she cared to. .
' “The conversation driftvi Iwny." he re-
peated reflectively, fingering the Bible st
and. “As i stood there. with my hat in
build, the cold. ‘1 line set my heart on be
coming in Inthorcsu.’
“I said, ‘I don't see why you can’t dc
thIt,but you must remember that thin
double life [here he assumed the stern
tone of a morsllctl—tbls double life.’ 1
said. 'msy come up against yousny time.
lie hsI you in his power. A young girl
can’t alord that. You should marry him
Is soon so you can.’ '
Ike Suggested the Ride.
“She said: 1 won't do thnt uowsuyvvny.
No danger of his giving me up.’ Then the
spoke of an entertainment at Vine street.
She said there wss to be a cometth play.
I have been going to Cincinnati ever since
1 WM I lmy, but [never knew which one
of the hills Vine street was on. She Mill
in an entirely proper wsy~perfectly propel
[Colonel Breckinridge seemed anxious to
make Insurance doubly sure on this point]
-thut we might ride. I asked if they
would let her 30. She said the was in mm
inc-r boarder, nud’sbe knew of no rule
against it.‘ Then a' young mun came into
the room, whom l recognized as Mr.
Brown, for although I did not know he
was connected, with the school he hndrcp
resented Jemumine county in the it‘glfllll‘
tut-e. We shook hands, sud he said it
would be perfectly proper for us to 30.
Then I took diuucr at the Burnett House.
After dinner I walked uptou stable and
selected a carriage without any purilculur
thought about whnt kind it WM, it was
a warm August evening. ’l‘hcre wrmquife
a little group on the portion. Nothing was
cold shout/it closed carriage or nbout my
having a sore throat—no allusion whol-
ever, no cxrime nor any roman for any
excuse."
In the mild. dupmiumry fire-slurp with
which the colonel brushed mvuy the fll't‘fllll
of n suspicion of impropriety from his ac-
tion at that time he knockcdntumblci
from the cloud with s (mum which start
tied the room. uud men looked around npA
prehennlvely us though they thought of
Kentucky shooting irons.
. "We started in an entirely proper way,"
he resumed. “Any eXcuse would have
been wholly out of place, nor was any rou-
con naked. "
For the find time the flow of silvery lee
tlmouy Wits lmrthy torn by the mutter
of fact query of Major Ilutterworth, "How
long Were you at the college that Ifter-
noon!”
“0h, about an hour or an hour and a
half. There “on a light converoution
which deepened into A fence, grave convvr
lotion and afterward became ligbl again.”
The-Drive In tin- l‘lmd Carri-[0.
“Did you speak of going to Lexington
the next. day?"
“Nothing was said about going to Lox
lugtou that day, and the next tiny when l
alerted to lwxiugtnn i “no unrpriwfl to
find her on the train."
“What do you know about any bogus
lelogrnm f”
“I never hum] of any such trio-grunt un
til after thin suit er-I brought. 'l‘hcrc vvm
no way I could hm'c sent nny bogm n-lc
gram. This is entirely new to me."
"What do you know about her going tr
Sayre institute- in Lexingtonl"
“i knew nothing wimtcvcr of it until
nfterwurd—nutlilng wliutever in tiny “by.“
"How long wore you driving that even
lug?"
“i can't my. lluttt-rvmrih. We got buck
befurc the school “no chard—just nbnut
10 o‘clock."
“Did you have any conH-rsatiou About
your first wife."
“None whntcvcr. My first wife Wu! not
Illudvd to. My uivml little boy mm not
mentioned. 'l'hero was no nlluniuu to my
family surroundings in any wuy."
“llld you mnke prolesintiunc of lore to
this woumul"
"ldld not."
“Did you go to any concert that nightl"
“We did not."
“What was thorn in flu.- convermtiou.
bearing, drum or uppt-nrnnvo- nf the pluin
tlffto ludicnle that sin.- yvna not a girl of
mature yvnrnf"
The .10 Hill.
“She sermnd to be a young won-inn of ill}
or 2:3. Hhv. might havu been ill. she war
3 fully grown young woman of perfectly
proper manner (plum-hm for flu- flrst time
It the plnlntllllmvcry dcfcrvutlul, very.”
“Anything to indlcntc that she won not
I proper young Woman?" asked Mr. But-
tel-worth.
Colonel Brecklnridge wanted none of his
hearers to cherish u sunplclon thnl he
would have ventured forth with on ini-
propcr person. “ll disclaimers wore re-
peated, and in hilt soften tones iltl rcplicd:
“Not the «lightimt. "or conduct wuu cn‘
tirely correct. Nothing \vno mid nboul her
peculiar relnllons to Mr. illuulut."
There was it marked inflection upon the
word "[mlillfll’." In if Mr. lireckinridge
did not wish to npvuk outright of such
thing» as tbouo rclltt‘lnun. Returning to
the drive. he continued: “We took the left
bInd roId It the top of the bill because
alto laid this right. bnud rond tlimlurh the
park WM made uncomfortably hot by the
nullghtn. Sol told the driver toturn to
the left." ,
”Were the window» of the curringe open
or shut?”
"They were open." replied the colonel.
and then without prompting he come to
the heart of his narrative.
The Colonel’s Confess-ion.
"After we bod driven come distance,” be
said. “and she was talking at some length
about her desire to go into Journniimn-wto
been author-cumin! we had woken of
George Eliot, she took off her but and put
it on the front sent. 1 put my arm nrmmd
hcr. There were no protestations on my
part-bun offer of love. Whnt occurred on
curred in the nsturnl way. l put my not
around her and drew her to me. 1 WM s
mm with onion: she was A woman with
paneled ’hnt wee sli. Three war no out
cry by her, no resistance. 1. unto us i us,
took liberties with bar.” ‘
“Just s cm of illicit love!" broke in Nlr.
Butterworth.
"That was it, Buttmvurth. In men, aha
I woman; human both of on."
Continuing. be said: “That Will going
out. ‘Going back there wee hardly a word
spoken until we , close to thecity. Un
der the sunlight took out of my pockets
stsmpcd envelope. she was on my left
hand side. i t my hsnd in my pocket
end put comet log into the envelope. She
refund to Wilton: lemma? area
m m tt e t you .
"W tics in tbst envelope?" Ir. itch
‘ but the mm
ll ill. undrcd.
r... . .
nothing more i could city. She minus tom
feveriuh anxiety WM manifested. This wan
So. Norwalk. Conn.
President Says the Seigniorsze,
Measure is Dangerous.
NEITHER WIDE NOB OPPORTUI'S.
III fins He Desires to Avoid Inim-
mcnt. but Cannot Sanction tlu Bilhfi'hleh
11c Churn-tern“ as Unfortunately Can.
struotfd. Faulty and Ill Advised.
Wksumorou, MIrch 30.——’l‘he president's
Veto of the Blond ocigiiiomge bill wen evl‘
deutly expected, for when the home met in
soon relieved; for while the roll of the
housc’vvns being culled on the unite-led
election one Mr. i‘ruclcn, the president's
executive ch-rk, appeal-ml at the bar
of the house and transmitted the presi-
dr-nt'n special message. A: Mr. i’ruden
announced that he mm dirt-civil to trans
mil. upturmigr in writing and the prank
dent‘d upprovnl of suindry home bills, for
a moment. the Democrats lmlieved that
pmwibly Mr. (‘li-vclnud had visited the
lllund hill.
Maudie-m rubbed down the. ainlce from
All dlf'l'l'ii'llll- and crowded about llioiipritk-
cr's desk. ,
Speaker l'risp bimiwlf broke the seal,
One glunu- \vnn vumlgh. "ltiu n veto,"
mid hr. and tin» Word was passed from lip
to lip.
.. The now: “tin n-m-ivml with o mixture
of joy and eon—ow. To u lnrgi- mujority of
Democrats the now: mm a severe ban.
und their ('h‘pl'i'fiiiil‘lnfi of dissatisfaction in
some f‘ilfit‘tt new loud and emphatic. The
Republicans seemed to be grcntly eluted
at theormfuaiun nud havoc vrcuird in the
llvmm'rutit' camp by the nutnunw.
The presiih-nt‘n \‘vto Innuendo did not
(’rcutv nuy ~urpriw in flui ummtr, when! if
wrm uvnerully likili‘t‘lt‘d by but h thc friends
and opponent-i of tin- liill, with A few i v—
oeptious among silver Di-nuicrnfs, who had
lu-lil to the lost the hope limit the .111 it‘ll] (If
cough-on would be sun-mined.
The lllcsenxv- “us in port as ’ullmvs:
The Ve to Ila-sage.
To the ill-use of licprcoentativm:
1 return without my nppmvsl hulu‘v bill num-
bcrcd 6.5M. entitled “An not dinning thccuin-
Igoofthu silver bullion held in tho trencury
Ind for other plil‘luwt’fl.”
My timing coin-rm droid disarmament with
those in both houses of congress vvhu have sup~
ported this bill wnlllll lend me to approve it if
I could believe that tho public grind would not
be therebyendungcrrdmnd that curb cotton
on my part it mild be a llrupvr discharge of om-
rial duty. lnnmnuuli. ilmvcyrr. Ml um tumble
to satisfy mysoif that \lm px‘nptm'tl lrgislnlipn
hi eltln-r \visq- or opportune. my rum rptmn of
the obligation» and rt‘fliktllailiiilllfil attached to
the great office i hold. forbids the indulgence of
my prrnonal desire.
I believe that if the hill under conaldernfitm
should become a low it would in- ri-umlt-d us a
relroxrrccion from the llnunciml intentionc lu-
dlmlcd by our recent repeal of lhcprovialnn
forcing rllvrr bullion purchases; that it would
kaen, if it did not destroy. returning faith
Ind confident-.- in our sound tinnurinl tenden-
t'lt's, kind that m a mum-anncr- our pmurm to
rem-wed lllll‘litt‘ih lwuilli would be unfortunate-
ly checked and a return to our rm'eut distrus-
inu plight wrinunly thrvufonod.
Tillie propwd lleflllillllll in NI rrinlt‘tl lo the
currency mmiltioun ground: out «If the law
comrwllllmthr purclmwuf uth‘l'l‘ bv llll“ gov-
ernment that a glance of curb mnduinm Mid n
partial rm-ivw of llw lnu' rcfx-rrrd to may not
be unprofitable.
The nu-ssugc lhcu rcviruo the existing
financial conditions lie to flu- qnnntiiy of
gold and silver on hand and mutinum:
llsvina rnfrrml to name lm Mrmpoblchl
dorm rub-van! in tho whim. ll rrununn for me
to mbmit u cpvcitll‘ «uh-mun! or my oijwtionl
to the bill now under t‘nllhitlrrnliun.
The l‘rrclulcnt's Induction».
This bill I'il'lHI‘lH of fun s-wtionst. uxvlmlinu
one which nu-rriy npproprintw u sum mulch-n!
lnt‘Ml‘Y the M. L."- n-l‘leci. le first section
provide-s for the immediate Colour of the till-
yer bullion in the itemurynhirh ri-prrlcnis
tlmI-irnilvd [min or Munlornge which would
m’lM' from ilnI culmme of all tho bullion on
lmndehicb guilt or wigniome this M't‘Il-lll
dcclun'e to be minim.
lt dircvts that the money no mined nrthc
certlflrntos loaned them-n nhnll bo “Mll in the
payment of pillllil‘ expruldltum and provldoI
that if the need» of the treasury demand it tho
It‘t'rvinry of flu- ”Maury mny in bin dlwrotlon
incite allvcr certificates in est-m nf ouch min-
auc, uni l‘Kl‘l‘PtilHK the amount of Mluulurnge
in mid net-lion untlmriml to bo coined.
The will"! bill is moot. unfortunately mm.
structcil. anrly every «sentence presents un-
certIluly and invllrn mntrovrrsy In to it.
running and intent. The first senteucelses-
pecinlly faulty in this rmpcvtmmi it is ex.
trcnmly doubtful whether its lanxum will
permit the munnmmntlou of in suppoerd pur-
MI.
l mu not willing. however, to rest my obj“.
lion in lliht motion wluly on tin-co Kmumln. In
my Judgment mum! flnnnre down not rummcml
l further infusion of silver into our rum'm-y
I! this time unmwompnnird by further Ido-
qunte provision for the nntiniennnre in our
ireuury of A in!» Hill“ V't‘tlt‘t’l‘e.
Uncertainties of Espreulm.
Whatever «Inc may be mid of tho undermin-
flee of expremlon in this bill. they certainly
ought not to br- fuund in legislation Iffcctlu:
Iuiiieots no ilnportInt Ind furrescblnnasour
tlnmwen nndcurroncy. in stating: other and
more important rcnmlil for my disapproval of
this nectlon i shall. however. tin-tune that um
dor lie provisions thelrruurynoteeiscurdln
payment for «liver bullion will continue to be
mlcemml. M heretofore. in alive! or gold at the
option of the bulderl. Ind tht if. when they
Irs prom-riled for redemption or rcncb the
treuury in any othvr msnner. than an in tits
trencury mined siiwr dollara equal in nominal
vuluc ionuch trrmury column and In that
em nult‘s will be destroyed Ind nllver certifi-
cates to so must cmount substituted.
1 am convinced fix» this volume islllsd-
vised and dangerous. M on ultimate rrtult of
it» operation-i. trmury not“. which Ire lent
tender for All debit. public privstemnd
which Ire maneumble in gel or silver. f,“ lb.
option of the holder. will be replaced by silver
certificates which. whstever my be their chm
enter and description. will hsve nous of then
declined.
in anticipation of thin molt Ind It In inst.-
diste cflvot tho tremor notes will nItanlly
Appreciate in value and mutability. The hot
that gold csn be milled upon them. IN the
further fact that itirtrdmructlon has been de-
creed when than much the beauty. mint tend
wthclr witiulmni from Mm cirenlstion
tob- immediItoly precept for id redemp-
tion or to be bonded for premium It o more
convenient men. The sequoia both our.
tioua will be I lune sdditioo to the diver mu
uncy In our circulation Ind I in:
Mutation of mold in the mum-y. It's-
mnt bu been made than time thing-will not
weer ct bum become a ton time must elapse
before the coins” of sort in; hankerin-
iorsne use it! entered it if them
Moitbemcum tbeucendseeuenet
this bill In not who realised until in in the
stun-spigv‘mzn; ..
iGYoL-Es .-
is"
wflyfifnc them yet? Remember that
Beale Agency
the! the Altai" ed
r. “9' “filmmnd‘k'dt
M.-
on
’ in m'iu mum
contusion nun.
H.»D.*Wolcott,
.34 Iain Mutt, limali, [lib
between all cud slim Ind mlntalc r
uaalble bimetallic».
When it is proposed to toasts our silver cur-
rency. it is tin» for strenutbeuin. our sold re
serve instead of depleting it. I cannot conceive
of longer step townrd silver nonmetallisrn
than wctakc when we spend wrath! to boy
Iiivsr oertilcatvs for circulation. capeciIlly in
via: of the mtlcsl dlfllcultles snrruundlnu
the replenishment of our gold.
This lesds me to earnestly precept the dairy
Hilly of ‘rIntiul to the secretory of the truth
on I better power than now exists to lune
bond! to protect our gold renew- whrn for any
res-cu it should be necesssry. Our rurrencyts
in Inch I confused condition and our Mancini
IlfIlrs Ire a to IIsnnieat any time no critical
I petition t t it scenic to "me out] n course is
dictated by ordinary prudence.
I am not lnsenelhle to the Irgumvpto in km
of coining the bullion ceigniorsue now in the
trcIsury. Ind i believe it could he done safely
sud with Idvsntsae if the IecretIry of the
treasur had the power to tune bond- at a but
ran of interest under cuthority in unlutitution
of that now existing and better suited to the
protection or! the treasury.
ihopc s why will present itself in the near to
ture for the Idluntmnnt of our monetary Ifliblf't
in such a comprehensive and cooperative man-
ner II will aflord to silver its proper pine in
our currency. but in the mesntime l Am cx
"3m“! ”Bolton.- ,tltat whatever action up. ‘
tsks on this subject nay be such In to pmvrni j
losl Ind discourszemsnt to our people ll. home 1
and the destruction of confidence in our finan-
cial manngement Ihrond.
timvut (‘i.|:vr;l.uo.
COXEY IN COMMAND.
Ills Army Well led. sad the Ila-ks Are
lunuln‘.
(.‘uLL‘uliIANA, 0., March till.-('nxry 1qu
rejoined his coin-m. 'l'bcurmy is among
Populism, and the commmiwenl is enjoy»
ing a big boom. (Tony Wu waiting at (‘0
lumblsnu and mu received u uh three
cheery. The farmers at. Alliance provided
three Wagoulnmls of pmvinlous and two oi
wood. Beef, hams. coffee and mm lmt‘cr
will furuiult the commonweol with pro
visioun for three days at lent-f.
At h-ritmiu :31! cmpers joined the rnnkv,
sud lu nupecch ("an Browne Mill hr- WM
being misrepmcnted by to Argus cyt'tl
dcmoua of hell who followed him nronml.
lie menut the reporters and hw- givun or»
tiers to keep newnpnper men out of camp,
‘ moniumnmm, anu mm. mm. the
men there were to be no more begging ex-
peditions through the towns at night.
Three hundred people welcomed the crowd
of 108 soldiers toColumbiunn, and the chi
lt‘l'if! provided Johnson's foundry on a camp.
Straw beds were provided,
When comp vino being put in order.
Thomas llollotvny, a farmer. Igvtl 70, u ho
Was in town to we the pornde, tlrnppt‘tl
dead from bi-nrt (licence.
Thirty-nix ro-crultewfarmcrc. mcvlmnlm
and poucrs from Knot let-rpvmlfljulnt'tl
the rnukn. The munch today will be in
Camp Gompcre Al. Bani. Paladin». Tbs
four mm urn-«led at Salem “t'l'v dw
charged, there being no (”Me Against tin-m.
'l‘en Thor-sum Slim-rs (lulled Out.
['sluvvnu v, l'a . March ill—At n mwlc
ing of the executive committee of life m-w
Mine “'Urkt-ru' MétOCiflllilil a circular was
issued formally llt‘f‘li’ll'lilfl n strike through
out the l’t‘flluli, to go intoedrrt on Monday.
and urging the men to come om nl once
Ind enforce the demands of the orgnulm-
tluu. About “will men will be involvml.
The Frit‘k people do not export tln-ir illt'ii
to ntrike, no tin-y have signed u ,iculcfur
iiill. Should the turn at the otlicr plum-
sfrikc. the Frick employers will br- fort-ml
out. and raiding and trouble run he vs»
pet‘lcll
PI” of Emperors at Ten.
Amvwn. .‘lurrh 3H, :riu- two cmpri’ul’s
“Hit”? of lic-rnmny and Auntria-vtmk ten
louvilxrr nu lumrd the vmrnliip Mobile and
sulmpxently dined with the Herman cur
prm. Emperor Fran-cl» .lmeph returned
to Vienna shortly sflc-r. llq- nus arc-mn-
pInimi to thr rnilwuy ulnfion by Emlwrnf
William.
fiIt Down to me.
Cilit‘MlU. March all—Uinumrnual by
their inability to obtain unrk, 'l'bomun
Morgan and his cumin. Eduurd i'uurf.
swnllnwml rut pnisnn and «out down in a
doorway todle. Moi-“on was taken to n
hmplml by the police- and in dying, lliu
cousin cannot be found.
nutbcrlaml In Mnntrul.
New You. March m.-'l‘lm llernld this
morning print» rm interview with ex Jul»
tit-v Kenneth l", Sutherland of Hrnvmnd.
who was recently sentenra-d to one yeur‘n
lmprlwumrnl in the Kings county peni-
tentinry mid n Mill tine, Ind who. it is Air
lewd, in in Montreal.
Will Go "tinting I‘or Moll».
itm m; .lasmno, Much my i'm-idrnt
Peixoto'n warships from Montevideo have
arrived hm, sud every prepsrstlon is be
in»: mode to send them muthwcrd. with
lmlruvflnus to seek out and change the
rhino whirl are utlll under the rumumud
of Anlnilru e MONO.
Buchlnfldgs Ills Friends.
lmxtso'rnv. Ky. March lilo-J petition
aligned by on lirwklnridge men in tild-
hum, 0mm and Henry counties want for»
worded to t‘oiouol lireckinridue demand-
ing tlutt it» continue to fight. bl» [Who-cu
torn and make the race for CUHW.
Almond" Pitcher Coming Home.
81‘. \‘txcrxr or Pact. Que. Murcia lit).-
CliIrles A. l’lteher. who six year» Iago uh
scanned witbsll the souls of the Union
bulk of Providence, amounting to over
worm, left the penitenilsry for home.“
having served his term
Ilse reveals Burned 0 Mix.
Wurnmn. March m.-t\ terrible «linse-
occurred at McKendree. The mivienca of
John Witt at that piece was burned to the
pound. and with it were cremated right
small children Ind s msnt girl named
Msry Hendricks.
You IIM'I Body tin-listed.
Houncm. March lift-Jim run-sine of
limo mu Bulotv. the disting'uiehed pisnm
who died recently in Egypt. were cremsted
It the cemetrry hm. Previouc to the cre-
mation than no sn imposing tuner“
mics.
flu It» cat-hills.
Cancun. it. 1.. limit art-ms: largo
lemme! hauling Nun bum n on
Thad!“ Collins laid the helium“ gru-
bytsrisn church It barium. in the (Jute-
kille. were burned to the mud.
”one.
WW1»:
Ammo». ileum, limit lilo—«Austin ,
IeoItov Ind the wolf
lieu-Ingmewm
cu— m maximum-cum II ,
”W“””“‘”“"”.’”mimtmn in m an
tum. ow '
W
WWI-wen“.
' m '
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for n
free sample.
Speakercf the House Named to
Succeed Colquitt.
RIB ACCEPTAIO'B 18 “CERTAIN.
Governor Sorthcn‘u Selection In [filling the
Dead (leorginu‘o i‘inr in the lieut-
(‘alues -' fittrprinwl’rinp 3 in He Must
(font-r With Ills l‘nrfy tinmmrtnra.
Wmumarox. March lift—«it is announced
that Governor Northern of Georgi. has up-
poluted Speaker Charles 1". Crisp to luc-
cred the late Senator Alfred ll. Colquitt.
Not a Wurd has placed between the gov-
ernor and the weaker, and the llltcr’l“
nomc bod not own been prevented formIl-
ly to tin- governor.
it won utter midnight when Iioveruo
Nortlu-n'u telegrum offering the juui
wumorahip of timrgiu to Speaker Crisp to
fill the vacancy unused by the death of
Senator iiolquilt i'wtcllrll him. He I‘m
much surprised, the ofler coming wholly
unwught and unexpected. It in under-
stood thnt Mr. t‘rinp firm.) bought after re-
covering from the nut-prise incident “the
receipt of the telegrmu to wire the gov—
ernor nt onrc that he could not accept the
high office tendered. lie finally decided.
however. to hold his answer in abeynnoe
until he could tumult with polltlccl
friend» and mommies, and he telegraphed
the governor to flint rilm'l shonly hefmel
o'clock.
The unuplrwl term in which Mr. Crisp
is nppoimievl vim-2, March fl. Wis—the came
tiuu: that his term M smoker of the house
would r‘xpirt' should he, decide to remain
in that pmitiun There. are. therefore.
many Citlml'i action»; which will urge Mr.
('flnp [mi 1‘! urn-pl llii- offer (if the sens-
tun-hip
\l’liethrr llttrm- ronnidcrntiotm will out-
weigh the many inducements which the
pavilion linilln for him it is impossible to
lwlm tmlny Mr. f‘rin‘p won in receipt of a
large nmuln-ruf c-nngmlnlulory telegrams.
Milne govrrmr, cxpmvlug bio gratitude
and gratification. but him blade-terminu-
tum f0 Weigh the question"! ztt't‘t‘plnllce
carefully
Norther: Wire-I Crisp to Accept.
A r! \VTA. .‘lurrh fl" aluntucmigowlrsd
the ltpwlkrr the. gum-rnor Mk9 him to re»
nlgn lll'i mil in 1'"an at our» and quail
fy tut Mnntor, no (but he can take part in
thv tnriil (HM union which l‘nnif'tt up next
wrvlt. 'l‘hr pm‘rrunr Will-l considered emin-
dldulc fur the couple himself. but be im-
unum'ce thul in" in not in the mire. lie
rays tlmt be fools it his duty to Appoint the
(imirulnn \\ ho could do the country the
greatest good. and he considers Speaker
l'risp tlmt mun.
Inciting scenes In the noun.
W hum-rum. March Jill-A rcrurrrncc
nf thr- t'Xt’illiig duyu of the fifty lint con-
umn, during the consideration of the con-
lmtr-l cit-climb mum which led to Mr.
lined'u illllitlllh ruling-a, «x'vurred in the
home by n ptmnge colucidcucc during the
cumulrrntiun of u control-«l t-lrt’ilnn oust.
“'lxrn it hurl bwn domonstrutml that the
Ilr‘lulx‘r:|i.~ bud not enough members pres»
fill in lvrruk the tlrmllm'k till the ”‘36”
Joy catw, .‘lr. l'ntu-r-aun prcncmrd aft-solu-
tlou lnntruviing ihr ccrgcunbutnrms to
nrrmt almamucs. A struggle followed,
whirl: WM prolonged after the usual hour
of udjouruuu-ut and at our time lilrt'llll‘nt‘il
to keep ilu- honor in N‘fi‘lllll nil night.
Altrr flu- prrvlom Illlt'hliun WM ordered
the lumen Wm ire-tiled to the unusual fillet»
twin of can-tut; flul sprain-r hike the floor
for s dpt‘r'cli. it was brief, but full of
spirit. and “1H largely on nppt‘lll to the
Denim-ruin Aldo to attend tho- umsiou» and
prevvut lbw-.- cuminnlly recurring dend-
lut'lul.
The prolongvdillibush-r nrnuncd pnrtiosp
feeling, nud lmvunl lht' close it broke forth
in all itn fury. 'l'hc upvnkrr decided to
Cflltlll down tlu- oppo~ilimi by ruling nil
d'tlatnry umlinm- out of order.
This he t-Ilct‘mflill)‘ did nmld I chorus
of prnltvsle, «burp Words and iii h-mtt our
attempt to bring a member before the bur
of the iiullst' for contempt. After the whip-
tion of the Patterson rvmlutinn the excite-
uirnt «subsided. and by mutual ugrw-mcnt
the house adjourned.
After many delay-t and disupminltm-nlo
the t‘rlvbl’nlatl Meliurrnhnn bill pruned the
senate. The morning hour was occupied
in tin- dimuuion and pmne of several
billn of purrly loco! llllt‘fl“l. and flu- Mc-
finrrnhun bill occupied the remainderof
the tinu- from '3 o'clock until the hour of
adjourmnrm. The M'ilflft! went into exec-
utive simian. After which it adjourned nu-
tll Monday. when Seuntor llnrrin lntl»
muted the luriff bill would be tnkcn up.
Denver» [tow flutter mu Iver.
Din vrzu. .\lurt_'bltii.~('lilef of Police Stone
sent his officer» out on duty last night Iii
unuul in dcilnm-r of tho lniunctiuulsstml
by Jlldfli‘ Glynn, and ifomminnioucm Orr
Ind Martin will be viii-d to nppenrln court
in contempt pmcecdlngr. Martini hm
serum to hi- the only alternative. Mid it is
bellevml tlutt Governor Wuitc Will not her
line to declare it unleu tbevupreme mutt
mwulh to tulle up the cm at once.
from-tn; American Insurers Out.
fir. Primal-no. llnrrb {lite-The gimm-
mrnt but decided that henceforth all
American insurance companies conducting
operations in the empire must divide their
fits with the insured after the policies
m. from in effect for four years.
Walton, March m.~'l'lni shaft of s c0Il
mine It Kmm‘b-W collnpned, causing ceri-
ouolms of lifr. Tim» far it bother. lists
ban moveml. Ind n numbrr of miner!
but been removed from the mine serious-
iy injured. “Mk..-”
New Mom Myles Chief.
Psuuuutruu, Mercia nit—wmnm J.
lithium» of liew York ban been Imminted
chief of the boiled States secret service
apatite in th cit . Mr. MeMsnuo will
succeed Wit om ii. Lindon.
wt; lien mug.
lilcr. Murcia Una-"ill the steam eel-t
race the distance em all inflame the
pita mu will tune». offered by Mr.
lumen {locum Kennett. This race wee
won by the limo.
.......... M... n.4,...-
t‘umm March ”an W
had in bbeeli “tutu-nu.
W
mm.
tusrcuosu‘suuon
to which be rrpliq-vl y-Itlmtuulinllyus he did .
‘ Antlyoo willseeuot onlyI
Meat and Perfect Fittlinr 3h
. I But oiie‘ in which the
Best Material is Dsadiumhilliilt WWW?
nanngunebemsoocemimahmtnuio"
For Sale
vets/where.
‘ Ct
l3
'i‘nlucm
‘; f .m-i quality
can t in: clizlalicd-
_, WAGO‘NS. J
New sud new. or! bend
Buggies. Phaetons, Carriages
Canines, Spindles. etc.
prices to Suit All.
my... AND an: mm.
H ear. ’ 'l‘i l i y.
., .I. ’0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangewalciminer.Palnlu
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BDRDENS
lNorth Msln street 80. Narwnlk.
Sample Donkb of full line latent styles of
Eaimruyfloi'dcrv upd Gill Mitiulli’lntn- men
nuns or us tnu. ll) ml or
null mumm- mint-luv my»?
FERTILIZERS!!!
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
All the choice brands of
Sl'PERPHt lSl‘lIATES, BARN.
YA'RI) MANURE, AIR
SLACKED LIME AND LAND
PLASTER, at wholesale prices.
DAYMDND BRDS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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W ’6 4
Officer. 43" Main Htroct,
”RIMEWII'I'. (,‘GNRO
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0 mwcex
fluctuate’emtuln ammonium,
It the employment which we foretell. You Iced
let be nwey from Merovingian You as me
”unwed-motile tremornniymnpm tar
ball. helpful ismmnfred mum ”M.
We wily you with all nut in "I“: it will
on you locum to try the Maine». My one
In (to the work beginners nuke when
the rim. hit-n in autumn with outfitters.
miner m labor you In mliy mullin-
tfeusotolntilis‘mm tramway:
mmmtmmhnmhmfin
leulncr in
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Joy.
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No Norelleslless Dtis. ,
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DAILY DIRECT‘
:NEW YORK,’
80th Norwalk
NORWALKr,"
DITY DF NDRWALK
heave Norwalk. 5 p. 111480“): Noun“. w
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Freight received from 7 s m. to En. I. ,
Upon I nlchion to mate this Oh
wIik nndpE le will he cent. for epoch ‘ ‘
freight Inyw era in New York or its .' .
WM] pmons Ire forbid trusting say of
the emplogen of the boats of this
count oft e
N. l.. New Naval i ileum ll. ll.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH 2‘0me u
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AND
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“bar
owners thereof.
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