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cox“ JOINS "'8 ME“ :txpectatione, melt was made at the city
; . hall. When Olneyville was reached. the
' ' commonweeiere were taken to'l‘extile hell,
i L ted until supper waseerv .
Army Resting Today In Barbara "lit.“i‘m'... mu .1 “1m“ may:
. I ' l on the arlny is t . on. e
Fntcmme 3 TOW“ "“5 5:3: Kim beef. salmon, sardines. sail»
hm ‘ NOW sages, cheese. rye and white‘breaghcratc:
(mm - .oaffeeand all kindsoi p e. or e
”on!“ W [UYE :ii'pper General Fitzgerald acted as re-
' to in cm. truiting officer and received the applies.
the wan" rom- A" c“ " . tione of nearly 40 men. A council of war
was heiil,’snd it was finally decided to re.
loot all applications, as Well as the i.» re-
t Pawtucket.
"31:13:: was some talkloiwforrniim another
a branch with these me‘n\to t?ke=h:sec1o:a
nweal army an . road to H rtford via New mm o .‘ ,
a mum“ m the comm“ may. be «lode today. 'A mass meeting was .
held in Merino tints.
“to. and a Big Army Is lie ed to
leave There on Sunday» Movement Slow
la a... nucleus.
neuritic-ll. Nif‘ApriI comment cor- -
received with cheers on the very spot
33'». stood the house at Old Barbara
Frltcbie. Mr. Coxey was well pleased with
the result oi his New York expedition. fie
said that the trunk line roads, hell not yet
decided whether or not they would give
reduced rates to Washington on May 1.
line managers yesterday, hesaid. and their
decision would he tel phed him.
In connection out e manifesto'of the
. commissioners Mr. Corey said that
it was just what might be expected under
the circumstances There was no need of
any preparatory proclamations by the Dis-
trict authorities as to the order they were
going to preserve. and the whole thing was
the same sort of bluster that had been
made by Mayor Fleming of Frederick when
he declared that the commonweal should
never parade in his town and then allowed
the prweseion directlyundsr the niece of
ut eheritl's.
niVlgllenn New York, Mr. ('oxey said he
had been otfared the use of Woodly park,
outside of Washington, all a camp ground
for the army.
llay Camp In Woodiy Park.
This is one of the most beautiful of. the
suburban real estate divisions about it uh-
lngton, with good roads, wood, grass and
close to Rock creek and an abundant
water supply. The offer was made by
Mrs. H. P. angaman, one of the owners
of the tract, whom Mr. Corey had met at.
Tattersell’s during the horse sales. The
oifer has not yet been accepted, but a con-
ference between Browne and Corey on the
subhct will be held today” '
During hisstay in New 1 ork, .\lr. (oxry
addressed a' large meeting of the indus-
trial league, and he is invitedlto return to
New York on Saturday to lecture at the
Grand Opera House for the benefit of the
movements. Two other very encouraging
pieces of news were received by Mr. Loxey
—one in the form of a note from Congress-
man ('olfeen oi Wyoming, incloeing 050,
with his blessing on the oommonwenl
movement. The Masaiilon farmers who
were opposed to Corey and the common-
weal when the start was made a month
ago have also changed in their opinion
and wrote saying that should, Mr. (.oxey
be detained in Washington beyond the
time of spring plowing they would see
that all his crops were planted without his
returning to superintend the work.
The reception of the commonweel in
Frederick was a complete surprise to the
commonweslers themselves. They were
met' near the county line by a [mess of so
mounted deputies under Sheriff llimmer-
man and escorted into town. But the pro.
pic of the city were more disgusted over
calling out the sheritfs _than ere the
Casey men, for the deputies were all be
ing paid' for at .3 a day out of the people's
pocketa. and it has already been denounced
as political job. The deputies are anx-
in
me. ill".
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Melinda”
ALB“ sonaeaam
m Ville-m
'mml'se alum leased rm-
D. P. Marvell. Jr.
In!!!“ ”I'M .M'm’ lllilli Alli Ilflll TRlllllllll.
Speeches were made
by M. I. Swift, George ll. Harman, John
ll. Stevens, Her. H. X. Canon and Ed—
The crowd “attuned in a
fin rain and listened.
k study “housed in Germ'fil,“ hall. aha:
l aetin °‘ the trim ‘t e nt the night. e srrnys
n". "“"I’Pd' m K ohetyhepfremp at 11 o‘clock today. Break-
fast was served at Gernlade hall.
army will probably go to Scituate. ll
The next important place is Dayvl e.
and then there are 00 miles of small towns
on the way to East Hartford, with bad
roads and little chance of support from the
Kelly's Army Breaks (Ills. i d
. \' 10, 1a.. April 25.»»Ke y's n in»
triiilafmry reached Atlantic, with Colonel
Speed and his followers in the ranks. The
day had been an eventful one, Speed ha;-
lng been deposed and a separation. of t e
Sacramento and San Francisco divisions
having been effected during the march,
with a narrowly averted internal war.
Speed refused to obey orders issued by
Kelly, was promplylfourt martialsd and
l .ed to the run in.
dieirl‘on at once declared that it would do.
The Sacramento
‘HVACINTH
tagger pot. ‘
Ranlolll’s minivan,
mounts. coils. “an
Bills In the “muse.
party. The galleries, w
brethren to cm ”IE,
a case of "80‘
that the men mo.
of the protcc ch.
act)
.rt Kell and follow Speed, and the term
gravy en’mp just east of Butler was son
a scene of wild disorder. About 80011201!
edfor Speed. and the men argued l
difl‘erences with much profanity "l
liberal show of clubs and mouse.
was averted, however. hA, {Celtl‘y nth y
r chad i on c - I
magmvg‘g) Elected Speed as vernment and from
and the men declare their intenti KN“
low no banner hurt his.
’ ' ea litt‘lllfl appri‘
2312;: 13:2,“! Milli"? fun, Democratic sldvof fl]
.' ' I P
“In “fifflcfsfilhiilfliv it on far dill'ereut lines. He would not
SM have left coffee on the free i
"if not have put miion. t'llfll an
I dutiable list. it had always been the pol-
' icy of the Denim-ratio
on those articles which
the people and would
u revenue at tho blilallwlf ('
The Republican promise of an enlarged
home market by a high protective tariff
.. , . had not been fulfilled. lie would mt on
31,000. lhrtuun '"unar'd' the free list nil-tale, w I
iron and aterl in pigs on
thing which required to
lie would do this ill and
lecturers of the count
turn their good-l at t
price, In that they louL
hell of the world.
He declared agriculture
tcreat of this country.
n derived from is
interest. lil-
country could mum
Not even lull
us in the raising of u llmll.
It was ridiculous tu
plowing with the fork
zation of the Dcmoc
f be had born chow
i and hail hall tho
with his views,
sayl that he will nlftf'l‘h ,
with Kelly, but not under
Hencehrth, says Speed. '
armies absolutely disti
provisions and glory.
reconciliation. lie sai .
out that he can and -
forell funds be bu
that he has ever
iantic until ’l‘bur
_ ling has been
peak the l-anlieh
‘ . i among the sol-
‘er the q "cations
it! treasury when we get
of llxiliary has issued a call
nd has opened a room
to roloilg their services as much M
ibis? and tb order has been that they
rh ll stay with e commonwcal night and
«in until it is gotten out of the county.
’1‘ refers they have been trying hardt '1
he Corey camp here for a day or to loaned
whl thetexpaycru have been ready to . i .
one to him to atop st. llyattsv mm entering Chicago.
on the Montgomery county line, ton 31“.?" “Ollklnssaid:
The general feeling is that it woul lithe such orders to
been better to appropriate $250 to b 1‘ i 0‘ resolution is
for the army than to pay 01,000 tfo t nl’i’lififlbfnfihfifi
id’sposee to prevent the army rm it will not b. foil
say it will. We w
The Army Growing. tor promply and n
.idcd b U. Ocaserequ re."
“1353332333.: the {:01 The present number")! the (3
camp the baseball park, . s about .00.
very ll provided for, an Will probably
mitting deprelletlons that they .
templated. .
sttsvllle on Thursday. it
thoritles decided iat the.
charge the depot cs, so -.
medayout oi the c P
eto ver here. I '
in“? collisionwesl. Mtg
Nearly 300 men mt ”d"
Daniel Boone. r dis-
glers along the
they found an
"Windy" WM
charge-d at
[round
the general
other bodies
itinp lileconl»
he aquali of fill
Pk up those lil'
, yrsihful.
l" Hogan on the
t has been
as, it mm. ml‘al Liv-
s eevein in the tunnel a short
side of Timberline, but they
there and cello
Oklahoma (2
UlhAflmiA Ci". 0. T.
Ittsnetil they reached
swore krpt in eleverot “0“."
eelibloa ehmid seller. ' I" M h 3"
n m labor liver.
of oxen. and who (hill
in two hours, coulll 1:
ho uses lilachinery in every stage; who
by the use of one engine could cut, thrash.
winnow and bag so ill-r»
day. He told of a fern
.. who could gather L200 bushels of wheat
Thecoun. inaday at a labor cost. not e
the an". 0‘ cents per bushel. Yet the Republican par
3 to get up a score and
ll be received. Both tbd
a general meeting of the
by the city council calls
hill! of police to prevent
ty had been lryin
had been singing a little song:
iiusb. hush. hush;
ill act in this l‘oxry
a the exigencies of
Iron Mollie-rs Will
('llli'dlm, April 25.»-
lron mulch-rs which
Sullivan has ennuun
Washington seems to
part entirely in the ey
mlsh. He said that be h
portation for his
and Ohio, and that the onward mo
would begin on Thursday.
the Baltimore
know of the "
have learned by reading
Last oi all. the iron
say that they him
about "liensral"
care about him
minent men
expressed them
any march unli
Casey, and the
following whr
“General” Jeremiah
men over the Be
or his army the
moldere themselves
w nothing whatever
Jeremiah Sullivan and
even less than they know.
ill the iron Moldere' union
evolves as utterly opposed to '3‘
er the milk white banner of
lnelnustlon that they were
re Sullivan leads made them
tiweellaml's
llnrrvonn, April
Sweetlandi oomman
oi a Northern Pacific, Bristol do egatlon
Bristol for Hartford
ion with two followers.
land waited for from
othy Whalen and
peered the march begun
made a speech in which he scari
Staten Henstor flewleyfor his
to Senator Allen of Nehru
men then had i.
started luv this
Jilia, hates only Tim-
“ mmy Mu h e
'9 y p. sondld, and pull
tnreof the temp
Jill
closed their will
mechanics,
the tibia.
” sncipetsonr
be- e chance to
it"s coupe-y mine.
April ”.wA com
pany of the commonweai has
,with en listnmoliw.
"' rec-manual
serum will join the h
then-
le of national pros
v
Summer Session.
MERRILL COLLEGE,
Opens April 2, |894
”Mm'fllllmdfii‘dimflhltll
natives.
snoaass run costume.
tongue-we
one your
Woo-3% mm Mi lts breathes.
,. elk. Conn.
me is .5... a...
Malena-imbue
to which we Winnie Mutilation.
W
-BlCYCLES~
'R-vgmssea them yet? Remember that
virtual-tome ‘
20 Years Experien
moot-norm
(Blow to A. G. Judson-l
Bed. Hilton. lint. Poll. Slui-
sarli. Smoked lllll Sill Innis.
Poultry, Vegetables, Etc.
Cor. Main and HavilandSls.
methmlt
DTAIFOBII. CONN.
1—.
COIL SUPPLY Flillllll.
7.:
Mr. McBrydc Says Ollly Three
Mm coal iles.
‘ ' s opposition tot
he appropriation
rprieingly weak
, however, when
only 90 votes bolus
er the bill was to
Doesn‘t Like the Wilson Bill,
but Will Vote For It.
ported to the house
out attracting any atte
ate blah postal rate
'rlnted as periodicals u
BIB DEFENSE 01‘ THE INOOME TA
Are (lo
He Says the Worhlagmen Who
to Washington Should ’l'nrn Hackirflflfllnfl libraries,
Appeal bathe Ballot liner. Approp
uder the name of
was vigorously ani-
at the circulation oi
stricken from the
tegonized as a blow
cheep literature and w
bill by a” largemajority.‘ . .
nly two amendm
were in the bill as
Dockcry to outlaw mo
cuts of importance
paliaellwons by Mr.
iley orders at the ex-
siill the other by M r.
as second clans matter
cations issued from a
blicatlon at stated inter-
I
Wasluxorox, April 25. a’l'll.
speech of the no called general)“.
the tariff bill was modeill tilde.
Mr. Mills of Texas for th and
all periOdical pu bii
sorted during the mornin "~ known NW of no
a number of rvprmllllhl atten-
from the house. A mini):
senators also gave ‘Mrpmocrnilc
tlon throughout. ly and fill'
Mr. Mills appealeglicnlsd the
r the helm.
fill the party's plelit wan merely
idea of a duty bill to cure and
lit of the worku'i‘eiv‘du," meaning
all the benefit
from core but: as demand
can of a benevolent or
or order organized undo
system and having a bone tide
ship of not less than l,000. or by a
porslcd institution of lea
auspices of a trad
strictly profession-
lterary. historical
on the bulletin.- littelli'il l
M
' l'ostmsetere Appointed.
the name olfired that legislators
klcction between two
At 11,. wires. neither of which
often imly’i. lt muilt proceseril y
parliam! could frame a measure
Inn“ oval of every one. Evvry
be ”I!“ must be a compromisi-
to 1119 not more so than 0
rs appointed wcrr:
kcrsville. Nelson J. Miller;
Edward Ployfrleli: Frasier-
; lmn Hprillg. John
A. Pniop; Jackson‘s .‘lll Harry N Jackson:
m .s not mccl my approval," Mr. Beltrllnm‘ev at "is link.
u liloubt if it entirely meets
of any gentieillnn on thlseldc
her; but. such as it is, it will
carry support. 1 might want in
amendment to the bill," homil-
lit. whether or not hc u'r'ls able to
s adoption, he would bow to till-
is party and vote for the illt'ltlslll‘t'
ey ordained it should ha.
y a party measure and had
measure from t
April 3.1.~~lleprcscntaiivc
lime been seriously ill at
consyimnin for several
Belizhwvcr. wii
his home in l'
W‘N'k1,hflfl retilr
rabiy improved in health. a favor 0‘ ‘ strike.
l. Alisa l'llllnrd is
from the nervous
inn the trial of her cure
eilrcckinridge. Tllr lb
hospital have hem-lit.
s stronger with each
Silo is not 3'” giving
vr lllr- futuri- and will
.- will «in for some “is
gradually recovering
prostratiuii follow
sgalnat Represc
rest and quioi of the
ad her. and she grow
succeeding day.
thonght to plain fl
not decide what sh
he foundation of the
the foundation Iliill
rrlllc party.
u to construct this
ll members on the
c chamber in acgonl
he would have constructed
come em harrowing
'l'n lire-k the Chi
f'llll'lloo, April '35.
the circuit muri ilpo
the existence. let alum
h’rildltlllflll Worth of nine
Chicago GM trust.
by a petition of Attor
for leave to llt‘ki" q
lugs, and if Nill‘t'tfi's‘sf
Gas trust ii iii ccasc t
ist and would
ll iron on the Nope Wort taken in
whim issue bangs
the posuwdou. of
k and bonds in the
' 'llc action was begun
neyllcneral Maloney
no warranto proceed-
ul Ilw urmil l‘hlcagn
out today.
party to put a tax
were used by all
yield the largest
mi in the people.
ml. cotton liberal.
llall yarns “envy-
be manufactured.
cr that the manu-
ry Imight lliflfillfflll'
llifflillu'rfil pmuillle
dim into the Illlll"
lining of tiny Borgia”.
Brl‘ililllz. ligcll iii y.
years old, and l'hllrlc
old, Worl— arm-am
A quantity of e
silverware that
dwelling hon-ms and .«lo
beneath a pile of straw
lililforli iiurlb. it
y llrolvil, iii yours
i on ill-burger of bur
merchandise and
men stolen from
res was discovered
‘lK‘llllltl a hernia
to be the staple
and no hem-lit
protective dilly
ilt‘i'illl’l'll‘illllt no other
«to with us in agricul-
ll'cmlill compete ulth
Injured by Dynamite.
Pm‘snvml, April '
quantity of llynulllit
smith shop on .\'u
\i' slllnglon, wrcckr
ably fatally injurl-ll
other: wrrr hurt.
property of sonic
blasting Hour by.
’- ——.\li cxplu-iiun ill I
e stored in a black-
tcill-z street, Mount
ii the building, prob-
two persons, and four
The nplmlre was the
contractors nim were
say that a mob
of a lrw- uillie yoke
ll not sickle an acre
milpcte with is man
a of wheat in a
De- ”I l l ' ti
lrr in California ”n“ n ' .
NEW initials, (‘on
come'noqualnted
to housekeeping
couplcdili on Monday wb
Daniels of ilmnbiir
do Wolf nf Salem.
(Io-operative Mines Asked to suspend.
Srmxorlnw, ills, April zoo-mil a dole .
[ate convention ofthe mine workers of lili- END. U '1 ~
note a resolution was adopted requesting hull 0‘ PM" 9'
“c all cooperative mines not organized tosns- .WM "Mil! 10" "I“!
pend work at once. it was also declared About 5“ mm min
that no local settlement be magnum "r to catch the irul
authorized until a general settlement is “ hrl‘fhl’)‘ "WW“
had throughout the entire United States. '“h i Mill" i Milt
. and get married a
acceding 3 4 hours is what a
g married Miss Alive
The deacon is M and
Tile hwy man in nominal l M” lll‘ldt‘ in aged 3;.-
) own not no show: you'll hem-r lil' loul
He'll get. you If he can!
The Home Market Fallacy.
The Republican policy,
provide a home market,
“.MJWJM worth of goal
country. Where were the
from to consume them? 1:
“1° W“ W ... iti.‘l':.i‘”l:';.‘;‘3.‘i:3 3".“
plus cultural products. it would l’tl‘~
“3:: mi: km it: quire‘l'lflultlmlw people to on
e "G "[3,?“ products and would require tlieimporta-
"" m2: tlonof Chinese, Japanese. Sinunleae, Mal-
timore lac-lid chimpanzeeslojoin I
nines. [laughter]
e had been mu
y that all they mmd‘hd’ilvbi?
prophets of Baal
it had always
the false prophs
Killed by a liaeoline Explosion.
Sr. Loris. April 25--
gallon can of gnmlii
house of t‘oslnllr Mi
Miggs and her L'~yl~
killed. and Mr».
and another child name:
At ( ‘arondclet a live
he said, was to . exploded in the
hilt there was
it made in this
people to come
I order to carry
y people would
onslime our eur-
ar-oill daughter were
father and mother
l "ml. min. MM nothing as to the decision
Hattie Adams In Trouble.
prii 2.5. ~listtle Adams, who
1 the general public «lur-
lrklliirst raids in New York
l in this city for the sir
i Schenectady girl '
lieu me three
«my snrnly dul'iion of u 1+
“m M n PW" "mm“. named Aunlr Mulligan.
null hr rclm-llllwrml lulv-
lljeh had attacked the ml
and slaughtered them.
been believed that all of
is were dead, but he be.
lievsd that some of them had come down
to our time. its denied that
condition of the country was
b. l ifiwxould hsvseom
t ort e ergo
.12 mo. n dill l...
'l‘onoxro, April .
left here for England a (e
a carrier pigeon with him.
in the steamer on
ooll, has arrived here with a
tin- writer was \W'll.
if Worden, who
divisions.
the present
due to tariff
sthree years
cropsot m limalul
come with the advent
is party. ssebargsd, but
is felt that the squall was coming
1m, because the crop of use:
g below that at 1891. a
was below that of the
so that the country was just in
the same place as in 1899.
exhausting McKinley tax and
a. obetrnctlone to agriculture
ted the farmers, and so they
tell it try threw out their arms, ea Henl-
sd down the whole struc-
Teller out of Jail.
Bl'l‘viim, April 25. ”Henry M. Jackson
subtrl-asury in New York,
leased from the Erie county
where he was sentenced do
for stealing $13,000.
LINES Pnoui'ruéhivunzs.
in illicllrlst, La. has Iii-Ht
nd the
ML
plmlcll at Markle. lnd.,
killing scwrui viliploycl-s null injuring oth- M
Congressman Ul
ltllwaite said in Colllm- been
bus that be was
not a candidate for to
Frank "all and George ll. Smit
Y , quemlell, and
t.
Mrs. Auguste Weber
and when they stopped
mean serum sin
and when t .
pert
pod buying when their
f
PM W“-
hey stopped producing
s and turned out
and this had brought on
maple," herald. "Give
oi Elisabeth, 16.1.,
show their still, their
lama
ushand for divorce.
ed and
one member ottheOnlee
ietlns at Vacuums. D..sd-
boating between“
'l'hebllloi Senate”?
was med bytbs senate etAl-
' Ilisten lobe-Renato
WWII-ll '
u sensual, «no.
._...._..-.......
incursion of amend-
Wecks' Stock is on Hand.
Telegrams have poured into the national Will“
eadqnarters all day from operators aek- MW ‘0’“ ----- 1
lug penniasion to work mines lit the prices it L0 1
demanded under certain conditions. In (351‘, u,” H '
every instance these requests have been W """"
denied, President .‘chryde saying the or-
er for suspension adopted by the miners
especially specified that no coal should be
1 ed. Only repair work about the mines Baltimore...
is allowed under any circumstances. Boston....
Cutting (Wthe Iapply.
It is by cutting rid the supply of coal al- mam:
together that the miners hope to bring the ....
opwatore to terms.
At since-ting of coal miners at imll- Cleveland . .. n
burg, Pa. delegates representing llJl‘Ii
miners who have not heretofore been only
necied will) the National Mlncra‘ union 35133“va AW”
asked that they be organized and llPi‘lllh‘ll Phllfl'lt‘llthifl dl‘ ism“ U
army met with Mich
This will take out practically all the fit Ellimtt ”if ”H"
Pennsylvania railroad miners along the film WWW ll "th“
Klskemintla river. The strikers claim that The men Wt"! "I"
this new more will tie up the West Penn- ""3 “Hm-8 0‘
eylvanls railroad entirely within two or ins Hmflnil lb
rec days, and as the Pennsylvania main heft H Hm“
line from Altoona east depends for coal Mf'GlllPMhrt‘
supply on these pits the situation may be- ‘Thl! "W19 n”
for the whole l‘clln- WIS lmmlnt‘
eyivania system crust. Elecwhvrc in the “99'1”” 0""
Pennsylvania district the situation run The? “Will
mains unchanged, with both sides wail'h- 10W”, '0 lflk
fill at every point.
coming into line with the strikers, and the ,
men claim that the whole region will be AK“”‘~ 0 ' All“
ploycd workiilgmc
’ u ion forri acre and d
I” 3"“ Mean N""‘”""' MIN. allow fhat class 0
Brrnm, April 25,—1‘hc first mull oi
the soft coal mlncra' strike is beginning to in s em in l v
be felt. The price on the docks hue been ":0” “2.3:: filmiinbiirnagn
advanced to am a ton. ii the strike coil» '
tinuca for any length of time, the lake
steamers will be seriously cripple-d, an only ”mg m
their supply is limited. The railroads
have a supply sufficient to keep them run-
ning for three or four weeks. The mini.
hers think they will be out of coal within
two weeks and fear a virtual suspension
of navigation unless the strike is syn-«lily
terminated by compromise or other settle
The coke roginn is
11.. “disoflhn “up“ Mn. l'lsllile “1” Live In \t'
fir. l’Alil.. Avril flow/Ilse itcnsrsl conlvr- , “IP‘ln‘mm-V' All?” (
once committee of the at Northern men thl‘l’v "I” "“1"“ "f “3
concluded their meeting, hilt will give out «“10?» h“ “Willi“ ‘0 "NI
reached. They home in this City and h
say they have decided what to do: that 0“ K "'9“: l" ”'9 Mb“
they are unanimous, and they will au- ”W"- on Which P‘
nounce their intentions after they have ‘
t . .
communicated 1 h TEE“. lilli limos. ApriL‘t'i.
More fltriliere la nil-oi... more crew won the
inst-um. ills. April 25.-Thr miners of new series by mm
a various country strip banks decided to “mm?“
join the strike. Nearly 5,000 miners near "I“ the “Willi?“ 5’
the Denvllle field are now out. The miner-u ““3" 0W“— _.,,-
st Tilton. near here, will not permit the
Wabash engines to coal there. Thls (‘llis rpm," 3,; Y..Apri125.
of! the coal of the Wabash road for three steel w” struck by a ,.
._. _ and instantly killed.
Insurgent-es Iago. name of her little
mos A18”, April min—Advices rr- “n the ”Mt Th” ”MM
oeivril here from the city of Rio llrandc do
ed to ask the
show that all the Brazilian insurgents T inli‘vii'ld‘fim Tm". "’ am"
who are still in arms against the min-mu C l‘ltdi‘ n ("ridkct "
merit are now concentrated at lingo. " ‘ “ ‘
as... midi-.ééilm... play an Inn-null
WAfllllm'mN. April flit—«Editor Frank “PM"
iietton of The Poet, who wan stricken
with para]
the United States.
“tn-gs alrl's billable.
Prrrsntlm, April Bill—Miss May ilslls- Losing, A
her M. was found dead in bedst lin mount:
““03 3W” ”I Allosb-nr- “N van Unrnhollomlit,
also of death was suicide. she was a a. Free Conservat
sire W
fuller-ell Case.
* Manes late Ilene. Ilraea.
Sauna Lass, It. it. :pa‘hr—The hamle-Awflfimmulmv
m uh linens e
and best man houses the ""
evideeeu
more «my destroyed by mu” ““1””
W
arm-nun. one.
it. it. a sir-o
W leii harles
of Dutch
”M
at one.
reasonable prime.
and treat you right. Give
nsecell.
We ________.__. 5...
mouse WELLMAN.
who. we» For i... Isl-ado!
American, Norway.
American north polar e
the command of
- “’M“ lliledl lb ill
meniscus nlnsironwmo m- 0' ° ..
m, ._.. _, chartered i
It Is Now Estimated That There Are Hill,-
mom Miles-s 0nt~€olle Workers Fall-
la. la 14-th Mining Until All Ag". dltion carries we
to Pay the Price.
April 25.—'l'he
xpeditlon, under
Mr. Walter Weilman,
d of Hpilzbergen on the
Rognvold Jsrl, which has been
tlon. Experts here
‘to be the best ice
boat in Norway. The
American alnmlni
on: boats that the cape-
ior their beauty,
... ...Aii.tlle R
. Commons, 0., April '25. élThe' national her var-«e
Ifllcere of the United Mine Workers expect “Pill?! W"!
a complete shutdown of all the coal Mill”! and salutes W
on May I. when the contracts of a large in "I! barb"!
number of miners who are now at work honor 0t the I
will expire. The estimate of the total 0! "DI“ hoot“ m'o
number of striker-”given out by President 0‘13 0‘ “l9 harbor.
Meryds ls mum—en addition to the of the steamer a lsr
ranks of about 7.0m patches expressing w
Effects of the strike are beginning to be cell! 0‘ ”I? “will“
(sit in every section of the country, and ”10 l'nl'e‘l Slater.
President McBryde says there is not more
hen three weeks' supply of coal on hand
In any region. This. the minrre' officers
plredict, will maketbe strike of short dura-
on.
strength and lig nets.
agnvold ~Jerl left t
P
Ail the shipping
ted with flags in
explorers. A large fleet
rted the Ragnvold Jarl
Prior to the departure
e number of cable dis
ell wishes for the suc-
in were received from
Unchangeable
as the Sphinx
BASEBALL.
NATH’WALLLEAHI'E ”AMEN.
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Cincinnati. . ..
Army In Trouble.
.»~(‘npiain .loncs‘
f the commonwral
a freezing reception
it is likely to go to
es the- nmln body.
allowed to camp within
the town and got to quarrel-
emsclvce. so that Sheri” Gil-
and Nate's Attorney J. D.
lied them with the lockup.
more worse. and a small riot
nt, when tbcllhl-riff and his
cred them to quit the town.
got nothing to cut and mare
Reliable,
The ltallans Must (lo.
1 25. ~Akron's unem-
have declared war
colors that they will
i‘ labor to work upon
the street improvem
men and driven from th
timely arrival of Mayor Waite-rs was the
at prevented violence.
that they will 0
:llialm, and iruulvle is ft‘llf'v'il.
contractors llPl'le‘i‘
the ll
Yarlltsrnan Gould Talks.
New YURK. April :Zfigvhlr,
Gould has denied the report ill
rxpl‘mwl u drsl're to re
y g ._-_-... against the Valkyrie or a
In. sum In Poland. Huml’r‘ ”‘5 “a“: "
Beams, April 0'. —— A dispatch from ‘0' ”mil WWW"
Bmlau says that a great strike is now it i" 3'" too curly.
in progress in the Piotrkow district, the what "‘5' Wm” “H
principal inliuamni center of Hus-inn lb»
and, which is situated close to the Ger. , ) .
man frontier. 'l'he strikers consist of q 1 "mm" ‘\‘
miners. ironworkcrs and the men employ ‘ mith, a young mm" “
ed in lneny other trades. There hie-i bee-o a 7""an ”Why”.
trouble in the district for some little ti'nw, to H" mm" '" Pnrmln
growing out of thedlasetisfaction of the N" mm” M” “m
men with their wsgrs and hours of labor “l""d "'“l, ”PM”;
The mother is imblcio
Will PAPER llill BORDERS
8am lhlorth Main street. 50. Norwelk. . . E
lo books of full line latest £1 at
'1 Borders and Gilt Mouldlnlrs 13:33
r n l.
incl! enigma.“ notice by npste
ny other host to
i bought the \‘igilant
and she is in the field.
lbe for the future "
A 'I'rlple Misfortune.
}
While being carried
glon he was met by
so shocked that he
afterward expired.
die from the slim'h.
3"
Bradley’s Malawi...
(‘eehlcv (lone, flank Harrell.
April 25.—~~Tlir Merl-banis’
open. and a rush
bank. but it was barred.
in ii race for North Enid
fore it went south.
, the train lllll mm»
Sunerphosphate.
Potato Manure.
— Mrs. George W.
late Philadelphia
lie her permanent
as purchased a lot
)nable part of the
he will erect a resilience.
Harvard Rophomom Won.
«The Harvard aopilo
llrst of the class boat
good lengths. with the
juniors pushing them
ruggling hard to hold
RA YMRRR BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Iliad, but saved "or Child.
-Mra. Gordon lion»
itcllburg train here
ribs rushed to the
, who was playing
escaped uninjured.
.—At a meeting of the
Nest and Perfect Pitt a;
- Butanellt mill.
Basl'llaleiial is Used, tumblililu I
Making it the beet'OMO some... iii. the
WP“ PAIR mam: *
H. S. snow
South Main Street. 80. ill
.. .,.._._............
is always
Pic-lis‘ing,
Dclicious.
"ALL AND SEE THEN.
HePnrymT—illy. NORWAL‘
” 1.0.JEllll—illli'8“. ‘
f Ranger. Calciminei, Palniei
And dealer ill
mllv when
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FERTILIZERS ”' vilnaeveflorwalkdumgfionth . .
s I s
('1an received “bunnies! ’
n s to Innis the
walkosndpwn be t ,
freight anyw _ln Neflw‘for »
count of owners
ii. if ”
Ina Nsw Years.
a. 11.413 Wash. es. ;
ll ex.. :1
unaociation it was decili-
l'hilallclphia cricketers to
lonnl match in Wilmlprir
llortoin’sflfl:w find.
yels, was resting comfortably xnu~ll..\iasa..
this morning, and his physicians considw my,
his condition slightly improved.
W
"h. c... h.” son from the Maple Ranchs
Dorm. A ril all—A terrillc gels pm
veiled overt esonthm coast of inland. ”Mn-1mm}; April til—Jar g 11,
any Scotch, English and lrish fishing
is are missing. and much wreckage lme
washed ashore.
W
Veteran latealahr
one of the oldest iron safe meant
in the country, widely known throughout
bros linens-loam Deed.
pill 25.~A dispatch from Ber:
death of Baron liens
one of the toumlm of
All“ n;
minimum
boa
lab“. beenotm limb “gauge-lute”).
lie lust me ,
Museums, April la—d‘ile Armies.
Mug-i" 9““ 5.... Wmd’lsl‘i’fi
u I I 0
gallons of rem oil.
rm Mauser-will.»
l
I’. I. Patent 0.",
1810 lo 1 DUI.
(Mime, Add Main street,
ICIDGII'OI'I'. CONN-
“ WEEK
WT“
cm nus ST
a 1mm area en.
0:
the same. 6' 1" Gregory &
NOBWALK. 01'.
OLD AND RTE—TJABLE
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Newendsenondhud . Freight Line
Buggies, ”anions. carriages 8mm,
(idling-lag. slinilles, etc, N Ew
Prices la”‘§.‘.l{ All.
TH! PROPELLBRS
cm or Nlnwi
are forbid ,
m: “h" "P‘- »
lines 1 mm . '
son-an II. 1”.
Ground Bone. TRAINS luvs com aoaw
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
All» the choice brands of
SUPERPlli’mPllATES, BARN-
YARD MAN URE, AIR
SLACKED LIME AND LAND
PLASTER, at wholesale prices.
'01:“)ch
a!
mil"
.8 a
3
a.
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