‘ u a...» the Worm mad
With them Russian Trust.
rs. screw Impollata or Petroleum
like the Masters Hemisphere lore Md.”
mmltaadard Take-the Western—Dee
Competitor Yet apart-sued.
New Voila. May 7 w'i'h‘s Herald says to-
t day: During the past three or inurwseks,
lace awarding to private cable dispatches. im-
I
at wi sat
. denigrate
”w“ I‘lla assurance Mamba." Policy‘is
contract.
at a tu-
anfiinItol’ moot.
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« Contiiuil with a strike.
ll portent negotiations have been held in
Paris betwaen the Standard Oil interests
tend representatives of the Russian oil com-
panies, resulting in the division of the en-
tire world’s market between these two
great distributing and producing agents.
A territorial division was made, the ex-
act limits of which cannot here be given.
but it is said to consist of a line drawn
north and south through Europe in a
somewhat irregular course. The Standard
is to have the monopoly. it is said, of the
British islands. France and most 01 the
western portion of Europe, including a
part of the German empire.
Russian that lies Asia.
The Russian companies. or, as they might
be styled the Russian trust. will probably
be unmolested by competition east of this
undivided line and make their own mar?
hot for the vast territory of Asia.
They “knocked out” the Standard with
ease in eastern Mediterranean ports, and
for several years they haw gained so rapid-
ly hi' China. india. Japan and Java that
they are now doing considerable more
than one-half of the business of these latter
countries. it is understood that the Stand-
ard agrees to giveup most of this section
of the world in consideratltm of getting
control of the countries of western Europe.
Whether the Standard is a gainer or a
loser by this compromise cannot be deter-
mined until the exact division of the terri-
tory is known. it has certainly been forc-
ed to take nlany backward steps before the
advancing power of the Great Bear. The
supply of Russia is practically unlimited
and easily produced; hence the Standard
has met a competitor that con undersell it
without eiiort. But ii Russia withdraws
from western Europe it is calculated that
the Standout by controlling that market
will perhaps gain as much as it loses in
the cast.
An Immense Deal.
No information was obtainable at the
silicon oi the Standard about the confer-
ences in Paris.
The magnitude of the deal may be Judged
by the {act that the Standard Oil company
exports annually more petroleum than is
consumed at home. For the year 1892 the
total exports. according to custom house
records. were maniac! gallons, or more
than 17,700,000 barrels.
One of the terms of the compromise was
that the Standard should protect the kiln—
sian territory lrom encroachments by any
other American oil company. as well all
keep out of that district ltaell.
The Standard didn't need to exact the
same conditions in regard to its market in
Europe, since there are no considerable iu~
dependent companies in Russia outside oi
the combination.
But there is still one exporting oil com-
pany in America—Abe l'nltetl States Pipe
Line company-v-which the Standard has
thus far been unable to subdue. The ('0
lumbia Oil company. which is the Pipe
Line's distributing agent. has during the
last two years been putting into Europe
upward oi 1.000.000 barrels a year. and as
a great deal of this reached the chosen
markets of the Russian companies by way
of the German ports this competition had
to be stopped before the new agreement
between the two big concerns could be
called complete.
Only One Independent Company.
The United States Pipe Line company
has been playing quite a factor not only
on the continent. but in England. where
some public opposition is beginning to
spring up against the Standarditussian
alliance.
That this opxmsiiion will Increase when
the English public iinds out that Russian
competition is soon to be withdrawn from
(Sr-eat Britain there can be no doubt. The
Russian cbmpanies have been doing an
extensive business there recently.
But while the great combination has
quietly divided up the globe other capital
ists abroad have also been laying plans
which. it they are successful. may here an
important bearing on the regulation of the
supply and demand in Europe. But of
this the particulars are withheld lor the
present pending developments.
The tactics oi the Standard toward the
['71in States Pipe Line during the next
Iew weeks are of vital interest to the pub
lic. inasmuch as this is said to be the only
existing exporting company that herewith-
stood the grasp oi the trust. and if this
colupnny is forced to the wall the monop‘
01y will be complete.
Millers May strike.
Kama (Tn‘v. May i. »It is given out
here on maid authority that the flour mill
lug interests the country over may have to
it appears that
while (lent-rid Master Workman Suva-reign
of the Knights of Labor was in Minimum»
lis. ostensibly extending moral assistance
to Grand ('hiei lh-bs in the Great Northern
strike. his real purpose was to organize
themlllers within the ranksof the Knights
of Labor. .
lie Balls Mountain Top louse Lots.
ilaxvrtli. May twi‘ounl y (‘lerk Garrett
ol' iinorgetown has received a mnumunicw
tion from William Bentley nf Ailmsvllle.
0r. asking nhmut land purchased by him
supposedly from .1. l’. Ward The land is
11 000 test above the Min level in the region
of eternal snow and is absolutely meme
for title to it rests in the United Htstes
government. W and has been workingthis
scheme in the seat for about four years.
inset at a Wedding.
"names. Pa. May “Lu-A tight occurred
In Stockton at the house of John ”about
where festivities attending his marriage
were being held. Unicorn tound Andrew
Lanick in the kitchen suflsriua man urea
knits wounds in the head. The bridegroom
and guests were arrested. but th'! I“
swear that they know nothing“ the adsir.
no? Two Years Alter ninth.
Atom May 7. ”Andrew B. Ulises
aurora...“ “i... .... .
e or
nearly two years Its died in the Mo»
Maud the laws at the matey forbade
therelnorslctthe remains hole" I year
had elapsed.
MI!
sense spree asst-as
runs-m..-
aw in
_ ‘ omnibus easement.»
1 venom some in the war.
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Manes. Nay? urn. Daily Graphic b-
lislus a Miami srtieieoa coupling
hiohw‘ili“ eat Gray
The
thumping-
(do! Mr septa is sum '1'.
Malian. whose isms is worldwide» the
author of “The influence of e as. Power
° Continuing. The Graphic says: ”raking
advantages! thee tunity thus unex-
pectedly occurring or uttering testimony
of respect and regard to a great friendly -
nation of our race and td a navy which. in
a happily remote period, proved to he the
moat worthy opponent our own over en-
countered, it is intended, with the cordial
cooperation at Earl Spencer. first lord of
t the admiralty; Lord Brassy. Lord George
Hamilton. Admiral it. ii. Seymour and a
number at other naval and military oili—
cers and influential citizens. to organize a
public ban net in iondon ti) ltenr Admi-
ral Erben. aptain Mahan and the other
oillcers oi the Clilcago.
"A meeting will be held on Wednesday
next at the Royal United Service insti
tutlon to make arrangements for the ban-
quot. Since the'project has no official or
political complexion and aims merely at
the promotion of international good feel.
ing and the recognition oi as great writer.
and as' participation will not be confined
to naval and military officers, it is expected
that the banquet will be largely attended ”
GATHERING AT ALBANY.
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Will Caucus Tonight.
ALBANY. May 7.——Ilcleuates to the con.
stitutionai convention have arrived in
pretty fair numbers at the various hotels.
and gossip oi the organization oi the body
is in order. Most of thow arriving are dol-
egutes from thceounlry districts. ’l’hecity
men are expected tonight. The delegates
now here screw to invur lion. ’i‘homns (i.
Alvoril for the presidency oi the woven—
tion. but it is known that the city dole-
gotcs iuvor Mr. (.‘hoaic. and they outnum-
ber the country delegates almost three to
one. it is doubtful if the Democrats will
put up a candidate int-president, and in
the event of their not doing solhey will
cast their votes {or Mr. (.‘hoate.
proclivitles will nominate in caucus to
night. and the-re is a spirited contest going
on for the position of sergeant-at-nrms,
Mr. Bauer of Buffalo being is leading (mile
dldatc.
The convention will be called to order at
noon on Tuesday by Not: rotary of State
John Palmer. lie will use for the purpose
a gavel presented to him while he was
commander-in chi‘ei oi the t. A. it lt' Is
made oi wood taken from the mortar bat-
tery which iireti the first shell into Fort
Sumter. and from the battlefields oi Usi-
tysburg, Chickamauga. Five Forks, Apps»
mattox and from theold Keorsarge. There
is a great deal 0! discussion as to the state-
ment that. the convention will reuiove to
Saratoga.
TALMAGE’ S ANNIVERSARY.
Ila "as Been a llrtmlslyn Pastor For a
Quarter 0! a l‘ entury.
linmai. \ s. May? MA celebration oi the5
at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. At the morn-
ing service llr. 'l'almage preached an ell»
quent sermon. taking {or the text of his
discourse the words. '1 inc generatiom-om—
cth, and another [iimseth away." During
the semmn Dr. ’l‘almage smke oi the or-
deal by lire through which the church had
passed and aim of the good work accom-
plished in the raising of over Slum“) (or
charitable purposes during the past quar-
ter of a Century. He referred to the {act
that but two or three of the original 2.)
who had extended him the call to conu- to
Brooklyn Were alive.
Thechurch was crowded to its nimml
capacity. The celebration will continue
on Thursday and Friday evenings oi this
week. when the service will be of an inter-
national character.
On Thursday evening Mayor Schlcren
will preside and make the opening address.
“them who will take part in the celebnr
tiun are i‘haplln W. H. .\liiburn of the
l'nited Stats-e senate. err-Secretary oi the
Navy Benjamin 1". Tracy. ”Secretary oi
State William \T. lttarle. l oiled States
Senators it «lab at Georgia. llauitle oi \ ir-
' ginia and Menderson n! N: Masks: Prince
( antacuzene, the Russian emlmssador;
Chauncey iii-pew and Congressman lien-
drix.
llaidml by Tram pa.
(‘1.lil'I-ZI.A.\'U. May 7.— A limit nainedJohu
(lexicon was found at his home in Brook-
lyn village. a suburb of t.‘ lev.elaud mor-
tally wounded To the physician who was
surnmouml to attend him he said that a
gang of if» trumps visited his house and
asked for money. When he refused their
mguest they proceeded to error I the house
and tin-n shot him with a ri-volu- ‘r.
French Line iltearner Ashore.
New lama. May 0 w'l'bc French line
steamer imi'bampauno. irmu liavre. while
proceeding up the bay during the thick
weather, urtmnded on the long island
short-south of h'urt ilnmllton. lier pas.
ecngers were taken all without dilllculty.
'l‘hcvcssei lies in on easy position on a
mud bottom. hard and Inst, within 9.00
feet oi the shore
TRIMMEG TlCKlNGS.
Lord A iwrtlvcn. got ernor geniu- rai has
leased a house in Montreal (or a residence
A fire was discovered in the cellar of the
Albany city hall. which was quickly or
tingulshed.
The Untnrlu legislature has been pro-
roguetl. and elections will take place with-
In two months.
A hoary hailstorm did 810in damage
In lows City. 1a.. breaking all the glass in
wisdom lacing west.
The didnrsnces between the executors oi
the P. T. Barnum estate and the heirs have
been amicably settled out oi court
As the steamship Iaale was about to
tears tor Germany. Philip Florsheim» at
Chicago. a passenger, dropped dud.
TheWorld'a lair buildings. except [the
building and lie Beblda convent.
who” sold to e chicane syndicate toe
'l'wo indictments have been returned by
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Delegates to the Constitutional Convention: .
The convention delegates of Republican .
twenty- Jitth anniversary of the pastorate ;
of the itev. '1‘. De Witt 'i'almage was begun j
n... no: sienna.
viii ”geisha. from Lia to ililha. at tie it. Inch
PitlilES aunts. ‘
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The last or the season
Tllliillil ‘OBMGES.
Fine and sweet. our, line and 400 dozen.
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menus sun 00mm
Stillgoiuu. Third audlast lot now on. buy
while you have a chance.
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Dibb’leliilomstnck
ll llllITli Mill STREET.
[Lillie
J)aliciiius
Rom-BEER
fiend '.‘-cr nt stamp for pictures.
Fistula s t'iuuos. Hartford. Conn.
mollm
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House Cleaning.
The melancholy days are Come.
The saddest of the year:
When husbands stay away
from home.
.lnd lunch on cheese and beer.
MURAL-The housewife who
would keep her husband at
home always rises
LUSTRINE
when cleaning. for she can do
the work in ohediali the usual
time and is never out of temper.
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flu and Sheet Iron Wort.
llot Air lisstlng.
Plans and mutants. tarnished for either
but water. steam or hot air heating.
to mli’i‘li MAIN N'I‘
llunt&lnlu
Fish and legends Mark
not men nuun‘
The Sentinel Will sell the fol
lowing books, with coupon, or
10 Gents The
Children’s Bible Picture book. Privateersman.
Black Beauty. False Vow. . .4
Robinson Crusoe. Robert Elsinore.
Deerslayer- Ed. homers, the Detective.
Lucille. As in a Lookin Glass
Lowell’s Poems. . Tom Brown at 0rd;
Vicar of Wakefield. Pilgrim’ s Progress.
Romola. 's Fables.
Masses from an old Manse. Whitter's Poems.
Woman A inst Woman. Last of tho Mohicans.
Gulliver's revels. Arabian N fights
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tarts. ilector' s added and the celebs-ales t. I. Bailey’s “listens
Wagon. CALL AND SEE THEM AT
Wright’s Repository,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets, South Norwalk. Second
Hand Wagons of all kinds. Repairing a specialty. Worlt called
for and delivered free of charge:
g —--—ssx roe——
VBIlllWNS $3.00 lllllE.
1 And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Usedfiomhining Durability and Style
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them More purchasing any other shoe. at ._
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. Bo. Norwallt.
PRESERVE YOUR m
This can be done. as has been iully demonstrated by
’testimonials printed here week alter week.
Mill lllllili’l Hill lllll.
It is a Sure Ilair Preserve:
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PRICE. 75 (:10. PRICE. 70 etc.
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Norwalk Chronicler