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”STRANGERS iN TOWN" WAS REV.
OR. TALMAGE’S SUBJECT.
It Was fruit flu: ‘l’ut. “I Was it stranger,
Ind 10 Tools Its “Pullman the “ranger
”in“ m til-omit Not tin—v tailoring I
I’ll". ”ignition.
flavours, April B.-—~Befnre no audi-
cnec in the world could such it sermon as
Rev. Dr. 'I'slnmge preached utility be so
spproprisu st: in the Bmklyn Tabernacle,
when: it ismimsted that 150,000 strun—
gm attend "try your.
that had for tlimt n ii lecial interest. The
text stitched was Ms how xxv, no, “I was
is strum, and ye took me in."
, ii in n 'inornl diuaster that jocosity has
Wm so many passages of Scripture,
and my int i» one that has suffered from
irreverent and liiliinpplicd quotation. It
shows” poverty of wit and humor when
purple take the W0”! of divine truth for
n m0 at fencing or chip of! from thc
Knfim diamond of inspiratitm a spur—
lile to Wm n fool's cup. M y text in the
palliation in the but jiuigrnmtt to be gir—
m m tit/tile who have shown hospitality
null biotin!» and ( ‘lirttl‘um helpfulness
to stimulant.
By railroad and stoniiiimnl the popula-
tion of Ill" Mirth on: till the time in mn-
tlmt, Ind from one year's ctili to linuthcr
our cities are crimiml with visitors.
Every morning on the. limits of the
Hudson river, the Pennsylvania, the Eric,
the Long Island rnilromili, flit'l‘t coma pus—
senpr train» more than I cult number, so
that till the drpnts slid the whnrvcs lire
nrumhle and n clung with tho mining in
of 8»ng immigration of etmngcril. Some
of them come for plums“ of inner, some
for multimillion, some for nrtbltic mtiflciv
lion, some for sightm-lng. A great many
of than go out on the owning tmlns, and
“Minority lhv city nukes but little lm-/
Pm upon then), but there are multi-
tudes who, in the betcha null bounlfhg
bonnet. nuke tunitxirnry minimize. 'l‘huy
tarry here for thrm or (our days, or as
many weeks. 'i'hny spend the days in the
stories Mil tlic meningii lli sightseeing.
' 'l‘hctr annml‘! stay will make or break
them not only financially, but morally.
for this world null the world that hi to
«me, Multiiiulns of them mun-i to our
lnorriin and evening mime. I it corp
niacin that Island irithe preceiicco lnpny
this moment ldcllirs more entice . y to
spank to them. May llod give me the right
word slid Imp me to uttur it in the right
way.
tum All ill. in an wmm‘ uiuxlmlr.
M have glided lulu this house thum
unknown to ml‘u‘rl, Whilst! history, if told,
mall! hr trurre thrilling than the deepest
my, more exciting than I’litti's song,
more bright thou is spring morning. more
awful than it wintry midnight. If they
mid stand up here and tcll the story of
their mm. “M thMr temptation», and
their furrow-incite, and their dléflfiltfl'il,
still their victories, 110d tbcirtlefmtli, thcre
Wald he in thin halide such a cummin-
gling of grind» and Ul'ifllilfllliifls (is would
mslw, the plan-c unmdnrohlv.
’l’hm human who, in iiifnilry, lay in a
cattle astin lined. (in: yonder is it man
who min Irif'kl'ti tip. a fouridiing. on lins-
ton amnion. ilrrr it s roan who is unity
"Writing this relight» savior, exporting
Mi parentage ntnlrnrltig for no advantage
for himself, while yonder is 8 man who
has born for I‘D years in on nwful mulle-
mliwl of “ii habits, and be ill it turn; cin-
dcrof ndntmymi nature, and he is won-
lkfll‘ig if tlure shrill he in this service any
W”! help for his illimnrtal Soul. Eileen
tag you only uh“! perhaps lac-:10 film, I
strike handfiuiih you in an earliesttulk
Mymrpn will mtidiiiun and your eter-
tlsl well being tit. l’uul's ship at. hit-lit:
stem to pier-«u whrrvtwom meet. but we
Manley lit s point wlwrvn thousand
m WW, anal eternity alone can tell
th lam. of the hour.
TM bouts of thins country for beauty
mil cfepmr are not surpanml by the ho
iris in soy mm taint, but lluu- that. are
most whim! for brillinncy of tapestry
nod mirmr cannot ‘i'e to tho guest any
“I! IMIIWN on as he can sfford n
W in Mill!“ in his lodging. The
stream, hw‘liflh niii mrtwmlly find its-
W to him it mun without any pictures
and We»; rwtingchalr lie will find
s has of mail in on it bureau, and an old
. left by the pmloun lumipatlt,
and that will be about all the (inland-nin-
that. At fo'clock in the evening, after
having «km bis rep-m he will look over
hie wmmlum lmlt of the day's Work,
lint-ill writr is letter to his home, and
thm is ”Wilton trill mire upon him
to M «it. You lit-Attire [rest city thun-
dniug under your window“ and you say,
”I nun-thin trust mum,” and in ‘10
aim you have Milt-d it, Witt-re are
you ”In“? ”till," you sly, "I haven't
and. iii fulfill yeti” Balm flillw up
10!! grid on you start. Perhaps the
say way you go now you will always go.
twenty yam mi ”nine were two young
nun who chine «1mm the Actor House
said started out in swmngdlrectlon,
M thy how lawn going evcr llllt‘t'.
"If. Ill! lift. Villa“ 4)? IlliA'f'H.
"erl. when: sm you min 1'" says ans
in“. "1 son who; (01le y tohesr
sell. made.“ aloud lwould likew loin
yeti II the dam. At the ts of the archer
tint Min all them o harmonysnd
My stilt opt-n infers your ml. Icon‘
fucki- you. Win» are you grins!
“W " I!!! my. "I an going up tom
suns ’1?de pictures.” (but. I should
llhto mutant; with you and look over
thus catalogue nut dull: with you
Mt sud W sud Church and
Sells. Settling rmm'rlm‘litlng'llmnqwd
Man you wing? “Writ." you soy,
"I ll fling upw the Young Jim’s Chris-
tian ”lotion macro.” Good. You will
In! that manila to stmigthim the
m at books to improve the mind,
“Mun ind-mics mil-vii the ml.
I m ., riff in tin United Hum but
“firm for it. You lion's Chrlm
alumna-ma Y but. fibrin
“yaw " ,“ on my. ’ um
wish A long trust: up ”runway
ins- m mills Bait I
It was a sermon .
thenclustersef hightundbssutlfnl Incas?
They are going to some interesting place
of amusement. Who in that men going
into the drug store? That is the mutiwho
yentnrdny lost. all his fortune on Well
street. lie is going in for s dose of bells-
donnn, and before morning it. will make
no different» to him whether stocks are
up or down. I tell you that any,
between 7 and 12 o’clock at night, between
the Battery not! Central pork, is an Aus-
trrlttr, is Gettyaburg. e Waterloo, where
kingdoms nro lost or won, and three worlds
mingle In the strife.
IEEING 'IIII.’ swim. .
I meet another coming down off‘tbe ho-
tel Item, and I tiny, “Whom are you go-
ing?" You say, “I am going with a tutti”
client of New York who hail promised to
show me the underground life of the city.
, I tun hiscustonier, end he in golngtoobllgc
me very much. " Stop! A business house
that tries to get or keep your custom
through such it promo its that ill not wor-
thy of you. There are business establish-
ments in our cities which have for years
been sending to destruction hundreds and
thousands of merchants. They have a se
erct drawer in the ceuntcnvwhere money
is kept, and the clerk gut-s lind gets it. when
he wants to take these visitors to the city
throu b the low slums of the place.
She l I mention the names of some of
these grunt. commercial establishments? I
there thcmon lily lips. Shall If 'Pfl'llnpll
I had better team it to the young men who,
in that process, have been destroyed them-
selves while they have been destroying
other; I cure but how high sounding the
name of acommercinl erm'cltshment if it
propoecs to get customers or to keep them
by such n process ml that, Drop their no
qimintnncc. They will chcnt you before
you get through. They will scnd you a
style of goods different from that. which
you bong it by sample. They will give you
underweight. There will be in the puck-
ngc hell it dozen ices pairs of silspenders'
than you pnid for. They will rob you. Oh,
you 1ch in your pockets and any, “Is my
money gone?" The); have robbed you of
mtiiething for which dollars and cents clan
never give you compcnsutlon.
When one. of these western merchants
has been drugged by one of those commer‘
cinl agents through the slums of the
city, ho is not fit. to go home. The turn
nil-iiiory of whm he tin-1 sccn will be moral
pollution. I think you had better let the
city Illlrirsllillllf'y and the police attend to
the explorntlon of New York not! under-
ground life. You do not goton Bimin-
x hospitld forthe purmsc of exploration.
. 'uudo not go thorn immune you lire afraid
of contagion.
And yet you go into the rcscucc ofnmorg
‘si lcpmsy that is nsmnc niorcdlsngmioun
to you its the dumb cf the soul is worse
than the death of the body. I will under-
take to say that nine—tenths of the men
who huvcixv-n ruined in our cities have
been ruined by simply going to observe
without any ideu of participating.
I.Xl'l,ti|liNti A CITY’S leQt'mtzs.
'l'hc flict bi tlmt underground city life is
a filthy. fund rig. rut-king, pestifcmus depth
which IIIlLfi'H the eye tluit looks at it. In
the reign of terror in 1799' in I’m-ls pee»
pie crimping from the otllccrs of the law
got into the sewers of the city and crawled
and willkctl through miles of that awful
labyrinth stifled with the atmosphere And
almost tlt'lMl, some"! thein,wbcn they came
out to the rlvcr Seine, where they washed
themselves Ind nguln breathed the fruit
air. But I have to tell you thntagreet.
molly of the lnl‘fl who go on the work of
exploration through the underground gut—
ters of New York life never come out lit
any Seine river where they can wash off
the pollution of the mom! sewage. Strun-
gcr, if cm- of the ntpmsclimtivcs of a com'
merelnl establishment proposes to take you
and show you the “sights.” of the town
and underground New York, my to him,
"Please. air. what part. do you propose to
show me?"
About id yours ngo it: nitiiliistcr of roll.
gion I hit I blid n diviiic commission to
explore the lniquttlus of our cities. I did
not oak counsel of my tit-salon, or my pres-
bytrry, oruf the newspapers, but asking
the columnionshlp of thrcc prominent po-
lice oillciuig and two of the elders of my
church l lll’ll‘nllf‘d my commission, audit
said: “Still of man, dig into the wall, and
whi-n I hml diggwl into the well behold a
door, and he said, (in in and see the wick-
ed nimlitlmiliuns that are done here. and I
went in (Hill PillW, and behold!" Brought
up in the country and surrounded by much
parental cure, Iliad not until that time
seen the hmmts of iniquity. By the grace
of God llt‘It‘Iltll‘d. I had never sowed my
"wild mite." I lilid sortiehow been lihle to
tell from vnriuim sources something about
the in‘iilultiml of the great cities and to
prom-ll (ignited: till-tn, but I saw, in the de-
struction of n grout mpltltmle of the pen-
plc, that lllt‘l‘t' must. be an infatuation lind
it miiptnilnn thnt bud never been spoken
about, illltl I sold, “I will explow." I
saw thousand» of men going down, and if
them luut learn it spiritual permission nn~
swcring to tho physical percussion the
whole all‘ would have been full of the rum-
ble nlltl rnm' and drunk and thunder of
the demolition. and this moment, if we
uhould pnum- in our service, we should
IN!" the email, crunlil
Will-till? BUSH) SOULS Mill IllilllIZD.
Just mi in tho sickly column you iiumo»
tinioli hour the bell lit the gate of the coin-
otcry ringing almost incessantly, so I found
that the bell at the gsto of the etunetcry
whore ruined mul- itrs buried wee tolling
by day and tolling by night. I said, “I
will explore. “ I went as s phyulelsn
into a Mm- lanai-title, to mewhst print out
and uticful information I might get. That
would be it foolish doctor who would mild
outside the door of tin invnlld writings
Iatin pmoriptlon. When the lecturer in
s medical college, iii done with his lecturu,
be taken the students into the dissecting
room, and he shows them the reality. I
mot and saw, and come forth to in put-
tt to report a plum, and to tell it w sin
Elliot!“ the body, and (“Mint-B the mind,
and dissects the soul.
“0h," any you, “are you not sfriild that
in “Mllflnw of such explorstion of the
int cities of the city other persons plight
nut in m iorntlon and do themselves dum-
my" reply, “It in company with the
Wintvliiiitlomlf of police, maths esptaln of
palms. and the l ofmoltos, slid tits
mintmlty of two (3 Whom-n. Ind
not with the filrltof ivy, but M
on may see illti inordnflho hostel-tom
“02L", thug, inflthemtuimowof the n
. lit, It w.
Wulllfington, standing in the mint s-
M100 when the bullets mm W
Hound lib hall, is" civilian on the
field. llaanldtohlmt“ltr.vmstsism
dot hem " ssplisdfis
pie to go and see for themselvnf" I "Ir
war. ”I. just as much as the description
of yellow fever in some scourgcd city would
induce people to go down there and get;
the positional. But I may be addressing
some stranger nlrcadydeutroyeii. Where
is he, that I may pointedly yet rltlndly ad.
dress him? Come back and wash in the
deep fountain of n Seviour's mercy. I do
not ve you a cup, or e chalice, or a, pitch-
er ill A limited supply to effect your ah-
lntions. I point you to the five net-tinsel
God's mercy. Oh, that the Atlnntic and
Pacific surges of divine ft-rglvcnmit might
roll over your soul!
Goon MORNING!
All the glorious still of flod'ii Iorglvmiclte
rides on toward the mldhcnvens, mady to
liubmcrgn you in warmth nnd light and
love, I bid you good morning! Morning
of police for all your troubles. Morning
of liberation for all your incnrwrntlonn.
Morning of h‘dlli‘l‘t‘t’lltm for your soul bur~
led in sin. limit morning! Morning for
the rt-uunnitntml hmmclmld that IIM been
waiting for your rcturn. Morning for thc
crndlo and the crib already dingy-(mu with
bcing that of nllruuklml'ii child. Morning
for the daughter thnt has trudged off to
hard work blwiilw you did not luku wil't'flf
home. Morning for the wife who lit. 40 or
50 years hos thc wrlnkicd film, and the
stooped shoiildcr, and the white hair.
Morning for one. Morning for till. Hood
morningi In timl‘a name, good umrnln !
In our lust dreadful wnr‘thc Fedora 5
and the (unfair-rates were cnmmped on
opposite sides of the Rnppnhmmock, and
one morning the brass band of the north-
ern tron pTli’yul the, not intuit nir, sud till
the non urn troops chaired and cheered.
Then on the opposite side of the Rappo-
bnnnock the brass band of the. (.‘onfedcr-
stonplsyed “My Mnrybind“ and “Dixie,"
and then all the southern trmps chm-ml
and cheered. But after awhile one of the
bends struck up “Home, Sweet Home,”
and the build on the (immune sidenf tho
river took up the stmiu, and when the
tulle was done the Coufcdcruics and Ful-
mls all togcthcr united, as the tents rollcd
down their checks, [in brie grout bilzznl
hum! Well, my friends. hcnvcu come:
very near today. It is only it sin-tun thnt
dividce tin—tho unrrow strcnm of death—-
And the voices there Mill IhOhVUlt'Pfi here
Icon! IDAt‘tllllilIiltlflt‘, end we“ join Il’lilli~
pets and hosmumhs rind litillcltilldis,_eiid
the chorus of the united song of earth and
heaven in “Iltilnc, Sweet Hollie." Home
of bright domestic circle on carth! Home
of forglvciicm in the grant heart of (ind!
Honionf t-tcrlml rest in bclivcn! "mm-Y
Home! Home!
‘tltl-z FATAL Look.
But suppose you (in: standing on u cmg
of tho muuutnin. and on thccdgunf upwe-
lplcc, and till unguarded, and some one
either in joko or imto shall run up behind
you and push you off. It. is (may enough to
push you off. lint who would do so due»
tardly n deed? Why, that is done eri'ry
hour of cvcry tiny and every hour of every
night. Men (‘illlllt to the rut-tn- of city life
and any: “Now my will just, look oil.
Como, young "in", do not. be afraid. (‘oute
near; let us look ut'f.” lit-comm tothn
edge and looks and looks un til nftcrnwhlle
Intuit auctiks up behind hint and putt-in
build on ouch of his shoulders and pushes
him off. Society says it is evil pnwllvlly
on the part of tlutt young man. 0h. no!
He was simply an t‘XplIIf‘t‘l‘ lmd sni'rlfimvi
his life in discovcry.
A young man. comes in from thereun-
try bragging that nothing can do him any
harm. Ilc knows nbout. nll thc tricks of
city life. “Why." he guys, “did not I rc-
ceivo l3 circular in the country tclilng me
that somehow i boy found out I was it sharp
busini'ss liiull, llilti 'if I would only send it
certain mnouut of money by mull or ex-
prose, charm-n lif‘t‘liflld, they would send it
package with which i could make it for-
tune in two months, but ldld not lwliove
it. My nelghborsdld, but I did not. Why.
no man could take my money. I curry it
in is pocket lnsldo my vest. No mun could
take it. No inlin could client meat the turn
table. Don't I known“ libout the ‘oue-
box' and thudi-nlcr's box, and the cards
ltuch together us though they wem (inc,
and when to blind in my cheeks? Oh, they
can't. cheat me. I know what I am about, "
while at the some time, that. very mo-
ment, such Illt‘n nrn succumbing to the
worst iiulttlllt' lutlncnccti in thc simple fact
that they me going to ulm‘rvc. Now, if it
man or woman nimll go down into n hmiiit
of iniquity for the purpose of rcfonnlng
men and woman, or for the nuke of being
able intelligently to warn pcople against
such perils; if. lvllllllJtillIl Ilowtmlor Eliz-
Obetb Fry or Thomas Ulinlmcn‘i, they go
down among the nblmdoucd for the nuke
of Iaving them, lllt‘n such explorers lililsll
beGod prutfittnl. liiul they will come out.
better thnn Will‘il tbcy \vciit in. llut if
you on thin work of exploration nicrcly
fort e purpose of mtlxt‘ylng n moi-bid cli-
rloslty I will take :10 lli'l‘ n-nt off your
more] (‘lllll‘iwfll
‘I'liE iii-:VItX‘iil DAY rm till».
Silliluith morning comm. You “'ukl' up
in the bowl. You have bud it longer tilt‘t‘p
than Will“. You my: “Whom am If A
thousand miles front helm-P I him! no
family to take to church today. My [ulster
will not expect my I men. I think I
shall look over my twctllllllll and study my
memorandum book. 'l‘hcn lell write n
few buutntwl lotion and tnllt to that mer-
chant who come in on thoimme trnln with
me." Sinpl You cnnttot afford to do it.
“But,” you my, "I tun worth lotto,-
000.“ You ctmnot‘. afford to do it. You
say. “I am worth $1,000,000." You con:
not afford to do it. All you gain by break-
ing the Sabbath you will lotto. You will
loss one of three things—your lntellcct,
you! literals, or your propcrt —and you
cannot point in thuwlloio mrt tuuuingle
exception tothls rule. (led veil ill at:
days and keeps one for hlnmcl . ,Now, if
we try to t the seventh, he will (limit the
work of all the other six.
I member going up Mount Washing-
ton, before the milroud lilid been built, to
the 'I'iy’l'op House, and the guide Would
come around to our harm and stop us
when vw were emu-dug it very limp and
antigenic- plum, and he would it hum the
girth of the from end strata ten the
fiddle. And Ilinve’tu toll on that this
medulllfoissostespsnd in l of perllws
must ct last one in seven slo sud
lure the hm of tie million And
our souls maimed. The men days of
the week us like men bulilims partners,
sndmmust glvsiosscli one lttssiuro,
mm; orthobuslnm'vlll tamarind cont.
In W with us: he has given you sir
dsn to his one. New, limit a hither who
his ssvsu apple», and hugtvssslxtolil:
mu cinnamon”
0 0!
as M lasts till the six.
_ m0 m “In”.
I lbw mu than as who linen how
to : .» its “13;“sz trails mt
Itles slid " 3 down the prion of
and bio ng up your store. I have audit
who are sit the time slicing off pieces of
the Sabbath. They cut a little of the Sub-
batb oh that end and it little oh that. end.
They do not keep the 24 hours. The Bible
“is, “Remember the Snbhlith day, to keep
it 01y."
I have good friends who are accustomed
to leaving Albany by the midnight train
on Saturday night and getting home be-
fore church. Now, there maybe extensions
when it is right, but generally it is wrong.
How if the train should run of! the truck
Into the North river! I hope your friends
will not send to me to would: your funeral
sermon. It would be tut awkward thing
for me to stnud up by your side and prelicli
--—you, a Chriiitlnu mun, hated on a rail
train traveling on n Suiuhiy morning.
“Remember the Sabbath any, to keep it
holy. " What does that tumult It litmus
94 hours. A man owes you a dollar. You
don't. Wlmt hint to pay you till cents. You
want the dollar. If God demands of us 24
hours out of the wcclt, he means 24 hours
and not. 19. Oh, we want to keep vigilant-
ly in this country the Aim-clean Sabbath
and not how tronsplnnbud here the EIII'Ov
pcnn Sabbath, which, for the most part, hi
no Sabbath at till. If any of you have bccn
in Paris, you know that on Snithuth mom-
lng the vest. populmlun rush out toward
the country with baskets and bundles, and
toward night. they come back fuggcd out.
cross and intoxicated. May God pn-scrvc
to us our glorious, quiet. Auwricnn Sub»
baths
mo THE lowun 0F lion‘s with I.
(lit, strangers, welcome to the gmnt city.
May you find Christ hm, and not. my
physical or moral daumgc. Men coming
from inland, from distant chins, here here
found God and found him in our m‘rvlcc.
May thnt be your case todny, You thought
you were brought to this plum merely for
the punitive of sightseeing. Perhaps (kid
brought you to this mnrlng city for the
purpose of working out your eternal snl~
vntlun. Go back to your homes and tell
them how you that Christ. here—the lov-
ing, patient, plinlouiug, and sympathetic
Christ. Who knows but the city which
Ilse been the destruction of so litany may
be your clcrnul redemption?
A tread iiiuny years ago Edward Stan-
li‘y, the English mutimnmlcr, it till his nig-
llnent, took a fort. The fort was manned
by some 800 Sprinllinls. Edward Stanley
come close up in the fort. lclitliit his men.
when it Sputum-d tlmmt at h m with n
spear, Illlt'lllllllg to destroy his life, but.
Stanley caught hold of the spcor, and the
Spaniard. in ntteiiipting to jerk the spear
away from Stanley, lifted him up into the
blittlcmculs. No Wint‘l‘ hull Stanley taken
his positlcm on the lmttlculcnts then he
swung his sword, and his whole rcglmcnt
lmpcd liftcr him, and the fort wan token.
Suit nmy lit‘ with you. 0 stranger. The
city influences which have dcstroycd so
mun ‘nnd dlu‘shml them down forever shall
be he mums of lifting you up into the
tower of God‘s mercy and stmngth, your
soul more than conqueror through the
green of him who llllR pmmlw‘d nncthvrlnl
bcmxlictinn to lllosv who shall trcnt you
well, saying. “I was it stranger. and ye
took no- in. “
BLU EFIELDS NEWS.
The “Include lhsisml l'rnte-t‘ .‘guinut Nic-
nrngmin Intrrfrrt-iirc.
.Vl-‘ivlilturiv. April it .\ t‘ul‘f‘t‘fliillitl'
cm in Blill‘lll‘iii\ Mll~ llllil lllt‘ blockade
betwccn Hillt'ilt'llifi nud liltlnli. which has
existed since lb.- 1l~~ri~~iimtioli of Wilson.
was broken “'llt‘ll (it .- ~Irum<bip~4 \H-iif tip
the river.
There are six Nicaraguan-a only in Illne-
flclds, who (“1‘ lumping tho i‘lillrl‘ t‘ilnllllll‘
nll)‘luflllt‘lilllrllltll- only or fun-rind ex<
citeincnt. Wm- I'ILIII tor the mull-ring of
the poor lil‘tllilt‘ thv Alarm-mu here would
enjoy the nipping gmnv plow-l by Charles
A. Imcnyo. Without backing or "My dc'
scriptlon from Nirnrumm and \\ lth only
llvc bent-hutch lu- hmi ilrnwn nlmnt mom
sols from the luminous NW" of Hint-fickle.
There bits ht‘t'll llllll'll Built-ring among the
poor people during the last few days. The
pimple er:- hoplng tlmt with the arrival at
u I'uitcd Stilton worship they will not be
again subjected to further nulrngt- and
cruel hardships.
A public tun-ting Wm: hi‘lll on the even
big of .\l.|f't‘h 214. it was addressed by (‘np
loin John lict'nl’forty. who little! in concili-
niolt: "l fllil lli‘l't' with you in protest
against the presence, of tin-«(- Nicxiriigiisnn,
who have broken illl‘ {Mice of this com
munity. They have no llvgnl right. tube
here, and therefore you would be justified
were they rounded mul shot."
The following resolution» were adopted:
llmtlvctl, lly the citizen» of llltieflcidn—
American”. Etigliuhmcn. Hermann. French-
men. Creoles Mill Ititllhllfl"t‘0ll\'vll(‘tl in public
meeting. this filth tlity of Mitrcli, that the chief
of the Mosquito indium. Robert Henry Clorr
Nice, la hereby reuiiestulmlth the antistatic. of
Messrs. J. Taylor snd ti. liodgmn. to mums
control of the mwcrnmvnt of the Moaquito m
srvntiou: sud hs it further
“wilt/ed. That we. the citizen: of Iiinelleldn,
irrespective of neltonslity. thus committed in
ascent public meeting. do now pledge tits Illtl
Robert. Henry Clarence. chief of the Mosquito
Indtiimi, our morsl iiiid mliticiil support in the
' riislnteusncs of sil thaw rluht- guaranteed to
the Mosquito lmllsiia by the i iy nl' Momma.
provident thsl the governmtnl . ”mil Ill’ll‘ln
dose not further interfere with llw enforce-
ment of the Monroe doctrine.
.H .wu.-. .. My. to.
MORE RiOTiNG THREATENED.
Multan In the (hilt- III-ginni- [1me for
Mischief Ante.
Utttom'nwr, Pit. April li.-if the an.
nounced programme of the strikers in csr‘
ricd out. today will he s day of milling
and rioting in the coke "glen. Opinions
dilfet- u to the rent likelihood of the strik-
ers making good their Alleged plinm to
terrorize the region sgliln. Mites meetings
were held all over the nonthrrn end of the
region on Sunday, rind they were imply
attended. The purpose of thsss matings
on the fates of things mu ingot the ma
together to prep-u for the tiarssmied
msrcbss the plants in emotion todfl.
the flowed purpose of ills It I.-
urs to drive out the work‘m sgsiu ted»,
their declarations om gain to tits stunt
of telling lint how slidtv are the work
would be till, it is urged that if more
rioting use mllylutsndstl the it.
rloms would not he so glib in advertising
“Willi“ in k i i
an prom tom. 0 CW
sit our the region. Two thotissud m
“dl'd'llmi WWW
n with it psr 1
My for the mid. Km rssclud list:
Nb
.cstion or means of gaining a livelihood or
’coolEli UP cantons,
Cincinnati Industrials spent it
Day Behind Bars.
WESTERN Am. STRIKES A SNAG.
Troops and s Gstllng (in Waiting For
Them In Ogdonwtiuy's Commonweal-
‘ on, However. l‘rmcd Through I'o-nuy'l.
nit!- I‘ndlsturbcd.
WAsulxoTtm, April 9.—'l‘he unceremo-
tiioiis manner in which the freight citi-
load of ti unemployed men from Cinciii‘
tutti was taken in charge by the police in a
foretsute of the reception which swsits
Coxey's army. Although the police dc»
{fitment wss taken somewhat by surprlee
y the unexpected coming of the party.
there was no delay or difficulty in massing
all the reserves at the suburban nlel ion to
meet them.
Today the men will he brought into pt»
lies court iind A charge of vligrauey enter
edsgillnst them. The local law against
ngrnutti is is sweeping measure. It Ip-
plicsto ltll men without visible menus of
support who lire dentitute, likely to income
charges upon the city, who have no \‘o
who solicit slum.
The tun-it y for these who are maligned
under the provisions of them: is 90 days
in tbs workhouse lit hard isbor, but it rests
within the discretion of the judge to II)-
oept their promises to leave the city at once
or to accept 3200 bands us surety that they
will not beg or become public allergen.
There is no doubt of the application of
this low to the blind from Texas under
Cnptnln Primrose, for tbr senn‘h in the
police station of the men showed that the
total cash capitol of Ihf‘ company mnntlnt
ed to about 8‘3.
To Dispose of the Army.
. Of course the men cannot give bonds for
their good behavlor if permitted to remain
in the city, but it in not improbable that
the court will uccupt their prom ices to
leave town and have Dfllt‘tsfli detailed to
In that they keep their word, since it is
evident that they lit-c neither criminals
nor confirmed trumps, and the expense of
keeping them in the “orktiousc would he
s large item.
In the meantime they have received fair
I! good meals and have been passably com~
fumble except for the lgnuminy of com
dominant in cells usually occupied by crim-
lnnls. (‘sptaiu Primrose, the leadgr of
the band. may find himself in more seri-
ous trouble than his followers. There. is
In old law on the statute books, which
was passed in 1330 and bus never been re»
polled, which mskés itnu oiIcnlse to bring
into the District of Columbia any dearth
trite people who are likely to become pub-
lic charges, with a pcntilty of from 8‘15 to
.50 fine for cal-h otIensc.
The police authorities are considering
the ndvisnbility of bringing a charge of
violating this law IlRlllll'd'. the lender. in
Which case his Illlt‘fl, with the tiller-native
workhouse imprimmmcut, would nutotint
to u very heavy punishment.
The same chlirgu may be brought against
General Corey if disaster does not over—
take the ltrmy of the coxutumiwcnl before
it completes its itinerary. Of course the
Vagrltucy art may be brought into nppliclv
tlon against his followers, and besides
there lire two other laws which it is the
avowed and mlvertiml purpme of the
(‘oxcyites to breath.
0m- in the not of congress regulating the
uncut thecnpitol grounds. which forbids
in stringent terms any gathering, demon-
stration ut- parade. the making of any nrn~
tion or line of threatening language or the
display of any banner or device to attract
attention. The other is it local law which
forbids men to congregate on the steps of
Illy public or private building. It- rents
within the dim-Ntlou of the vice president
and speaker of the house to suspend the
capitol regulations for any proper purpose,
and perhaps (‘oxcy‘s agents will apply to
than) for pcrmivin‘iuii to curry on! Illt‘ll’
progrmunw.
"first Moors “’lll Enforce tbr law.
Major Meow. chief of police. soul. in
Ipcziklug of the utercb of (.‘oxey. “'l‘licse
lnws tire on the statute book», and we have
nodincrctlnu but tiiunfurcc them if i‘ux—
ay's army does III‘YII‘I‘, lllllm congratu-
should give them pt'f‘iiiin‘ninn tocongrrgntr
on the capitol steps."
The thin”! of the police tiitm-msut
uglilmt (‘oxcy tire kept it iiccrl-t. Nodmlbt
be it ill be met at the district limits, litid if
the numbers of hhi tinny lire too great for
the police to cope with the ltit'fli militia
will be called to their nid. What to do
with the nrmy when it srrlvovi and in taken
into custody, if [it should be, is n illlllcult
question. lit-cruise the Jails Mid iitntlon
houses of Washington will not «crummy
date such s crowd. To simply repulse the
the men and forbid them to enter the dis»
trial. would be to turn them lament: the
suburban residents of Virginia and Mary-
land, and this in so «upset of the matter
which given me to much “nominees hero.
Major Moore has received is letter from the
chief of police of Allegheny City describ-
ing the Corry men in most tmcompiiiiisn-
tuy termii. lie declares thst there me
several profession-l criminals in their
rocks: that tour or live burglsrlos WIN
committed by them while they were in his
town, sud that there would have been
more deprsdlitlcns but. for tho clone police
surveillance our the arm during its titty.
Colonel Itmlntom, the “Illusion rep
mnttitivs of Conny, slid concerning the
men arrested: "This body of men iii not
at sll connected with the eommonwml
mm, as no (lexsy mill: will come on until
word is previotnily sent to our headquar-
ters, And none will come in dim-dei- or
ltboilt. military discipline. There will
no minutes of the low, end none of
its molt will enter the city as s body until
the main line arrives."
labor Mn “it'll-ht.
tinny of tits labor lenders in this city are
loans-dull» art-mot thsll unemployed
molt sud desist. that the proceeding on
without hwful sutllorlty. They say elm
tint Hitler Item but no right to (lost with
thus unit in I mum intention at s her»
rlbls sample for Gum’s sruiy.
It in claimsd that who tits sens comm
into court. there will bs plenty of Manda
of tits arrested men. including s reunite»
ticssl lug» end member of counts.
still it so only Ill. basil overstepped in
this trust the pm We will bl mutt»
tender for it.
It h held that 3 mutations! nit-stint:
Milli will its tested to
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for n
free sample. '
slayer, chief of police and otbsr officials.
A consultation was held between Governor
est, General Superintendent Buncmft of
tits Union Pacific null Superintendent
Knapp of the Southun Pacific roads.
Knapp was notified not to bring the so call-
td industrial tinny into the territory; that
they could not. stay at Ogden or say other
point within the territorial limits, and are
tens arrangements could be made to send
them exist they must be returned. .
The consultation ended. and the troops
were marched up town and the getling
guns planted in the public square. A long
toneultstlou between the tar irllil su-
lhoritles was held in the mayor’s office,
lull tin-n the » bole military forms was
placed under command of Lleutculmt Linc
liter of the Sixteenth I'nitcd Sluice in.
fantry.
The governor niul”oiliciuls lit-id another
consultation, fllld the governor was in.
formed that the lndustrials had been bnlt~
rd lovernl miles want of the Utah line
pending lirrungcmcnts which the Southern
Pacific was trying to malts with the Union
Pacific for transportation rest. The Union
Pacific illmlly gave its ultimatum that It
would not curry the men at less then full
mics, and the Southern I’aicifio then or-
dered the train brought into Ogden in de‘
dance of the governor's protest. Governor
West. expressed himself in strong terms to
Knapp and characterized the whole mat-
ter as it conspiracy between the Southern
Pacific and the state of Culifornls.
When the train arrived in Ogden, it. was
owitcbed into the yard and surrounded by
the militia. It Wits more than two hours
before the men gut anything to eat. They
are still under guard, and the Union Ps-
ciflc refuses to modify its ultimatum, while
the territorlni authorities are urging the
Southern I'm-tilt: to take them west. The
(net are reported to bepeucefui and order-
ly so for. but determined to get cost if pos~
tililc.
The Army at Brownsville.
Blmwxsvmn PIL, April ll.—'l'his town.
where the dislinguiabed and lamented
Blaine spent the greater port ion of his boy-
hood days, welcomed the nrlny‘of the Com-
motlweel of Christ fnirly well. Great. CII‘
l'loslt y has been for weeks amused over the
proposed arrival. and the usual Sabbath
quiet mm disturlwd curly in the afternoon
by the congregation of pmple upon the
streets. The army camped in Bracehridgl-
hall, in the motor of town, and the march-
are retired early. The fueling lti .\Ionou~
gubt‘lu (‘ity in gent-rally INVUI‘IIIIIG to the
Corey tunvl-tm-ut, but no recruits were re-
CPth-li.
DIED IN A CELL.
Plot- of Ill-ck Smallpox In a l‘blrago I‘ollco
‘ button.
('llu Anti, Api‘lll‘r-A cuwof black small-
pox cults-ml llll‘ il\'l'ilt'!iI kind of commotion
in the Illirrison Street police station. A
innit suffering with the plague died in A
cell thrrv. and from ‘20 to .‘ll'l unicorn and 45
prisoners were exposed to the disease.
The vii-t ilu’: name was Benson Sherman.
but nothing further has been ascertained
regarding hint. lb: was brought to the
station byn umn whoinfurmcli the desk
sergcaut that Shel-mun was drunk and
ssked the police to lock him in a cell until
he was sober. Tim was done, and about
three hours Afterward the lockup keeper
noticed that Shannon's face and huudli
had turned block. The limit h department
was at once untitled, end as soon its the
health officer saw the than be pronounced
the disclisc black smallpox.
Dr. Gnun of the health office at once
went and mtpcrinloudeil l| thorough fumi—
gation of the place. Everything “(is done
to relieve the siltIt-rlngof the mun, sud
prepnrutiom were Illlltlt' to remove him to
the twsthmisc, but before the nmbulunce
arrived hc died. Illslx-l'till' Ianghlin, upon
learning that a victim of smallpox had
died in the station. ordered the place qtuir-
unlined. Dr. (lunn fll‘to onlcredtlmt every-
body in the stutlon be vaccinated, ltnd u
corps of phrnlcluns was soon at work on
the RT"!!! of the prisoners illill officers, The
priennt-m were removed.
'I‘t-n I'll-nous Itrrutbed 0M.
Biiiitih’. A pril ll. »-'i't~u poppiewcre ucsi‘ly
ssphyxinli-«i in ii tenement house st 86
Cori-y street as u mmlt of a leaky git-pips.
Six llit‘llillt‘l‘fi of thc futility of John Glynn
Ind four member-st of Patrick Grury'n fam-
ily two it! the llmpltltl unit urn combined
in n which! condition.
“'lII lie Shot For Murder.
l'i'l‘l' or ertm, April Elm-The highest
court of Mexico hue confirmed the sentence
of death recently p IHt‘tl upon Charles
Atllfllltt. the diner-icon who liiurdeml a
waiter in n rcntnurnnt iii-re three yetirtt
ago. He will proimbly he nlmt \t’liliill the
next few titli’N.
All l‘nlitcliy [hinting l’nrty.
LAWltENl'l-I, Milan, April ll-A plirty of
five men in u bout mu t-spnimi on the
Merrimncriveriutbls city. ’l‘utlow Jen-
niugii. ii suction band in the Pacific mill».
wsa drowned. The other» were reamed in
In unconscious condition mul muscltltted
with iliillctllly.
('t-lrlmttlug Inn's Niirnndor.
Illi‘litlnkii. April it .. 'i‘hc Mlllli‘t‘l‘htll’y of
the surrender of lM‘ lit Appomattox Court
ileum in lit-lug observed on the famous
ilsld today. The services will beinsrketl
by the turnout unveiling of the tablets
greeted by .|' Will" ilcpnrtiucnt and by nil»
6mm.
Its. lltiven'n I'ommiirulhl Anniversary.
New HAVEN, April ilr—‘Tlllu is n mentor:
this any in the history of the New liuvsn
chamber of commerce. This day com-
pletsn the drill. century of the organization
of this mtn'llttitm, and tits members sro
celebrating the event. in sit appropriate
manner.
Indian Witt toiled.
El. Illtlto, t). '1‘., April li.-—'I‘lie Cheyenne
ludiiin war has ended, and the excitement
lass slatted. All the mslcmittmt Indians
who did the actusi shooting m under ar-
rest. Chief Hill, who wits wounded in tile
first battle, is dead.
w . .Iw.....l~.-.«m
Alt After the Bull Tragedy.
Br. toms, April (ta—While returning
from I III" Henry Mutt-glint shot. sud ts-
islly wounded Ilium: Strum, bin smote
hurt, and thtm shot loom-ll. ll Inlhtingbt
neither can live.
I‘ll“!!! ”until Iii Putts.
Mhhtmmtiil, N. it. April t.—-'l‘rmurer
Ultsrlss ll. Merrill. when ulstlmis
unused thewllnw at this Pcop ' Firefli-
snrsuso company. in "ml to be in
stillborn Peru.
‘ Bill on in which the
Best Material is “sad. Combining Du , , , _
Making?“ the best not semis-Shoo to fill
EVERY PAIR WARRANT;
Call and examine them before WOW uiy otltsr
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"‘WAGO‘NS.”
New sud acco. ud hsnd
Buggies, Phallus, carriages
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to} “sin ‘ All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Henri Tilly.
' l. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper Hanger, Calciminet, Painter
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BORDERS
lNorth Msln street. 80. Xorwslk.
Supple books of full line lsteet stylee 01‘
Floors. Borders and Gill Mouldings taken
boom for impaction. on notice by noon].
incl!
hum Cheerful” trim-n.
.FERTIUZERS!!!
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure,
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
All the choice brands of
Sl'PERPHt iSPllATES, BARN-
YARD MANURE, AIR
SLACKEI) LIME AND LAND
PLAS'I‘ER, at wholesale prices.
RAYMOND Bills“.
SOUTH NORWALK.
or... ‘$ H
(idiot-it. loo Main Street,
autumn-1', CONN-
llm $35.:
FOR
MINI WORKER!
sisttlinmmliyusdliuywtolilnmm,
stttumploymt. WMBIMIIMII. found
mhsnylinmmslm. tenant's
WilminilteuMomlnomp-sm
mils. liltlpitllllloifétflltéd nationalist.
We supply you with sil tint it mm. It will
all you solids; iii try the tourism. “in.
tutstln m. balm-shown“
m stat. l‘iiliiiveisuhniivlth minim.
mthuryouhmmmmilymsltflm
Iowvhohoililsgismmlslsmm
mormisytllussiibmwlstwun
ammunition-at. marlin-tut
minimum
ltxs-Incr in
tumult-race.
South Main Street. 80. "on.
'lllXA' To _
CELEB.
Nil loll lilies, .
Nil lion flesfliss lisp, ’
tili' Inn 8! loss ‘
With increasing Am I“ ‘
lion Bop. takes it» plus of m‘
duly dutlss bottoms s delight IIII' L
Joy. '
TMDIWIMmghm
Yankee
Ask your neighbor shout it. sits! if not
minded inquire At that ‘
CITY llilllli Slit
u WASHINGTON 8T“ 30. N03!
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count of t s owners thereof.
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