WM. ,_ _. - s'ssinade agal _
We, wind. which Hertha rudder”.
datbbats lroutslde ‘de. They cannot
reaehthe Mississippi in less than [“3“
at. the present rate. .
«é ' l , V ‘_“ , fl 3 ,‘ ' .Vhsi‘ersrfierhlfien."rhe
nu swimmer a mu ..
[nag-rah?» m cm
TBEHTON, May i0.-li'ltzgerald's army, or
Boston industrial delegation, as they call
themselves, arrived here, but attracted
practicallzno attention. They were quar~
tered at istor’s hall and left this morn-
ing for Burlington. ' ‘
Com-«wanton air-n forty-eight Belf-
lawuehtorind alwrlaoetoni .
”Another-‘Western Army lens A
With a Tub-Galvin? Army Breaks I};
Wasnmorox, May 10.——'rhe‘nlstrietoon '
mlssioners have decided that Coxey in
maintaining a nuisance by keeping b
may in their present camp and have glv
him 48 hours to abate the nuisance. The. r
action was taken on the advice of Mr. 8.
Thomas, attorney for the District. and w
the. result at e sentences between t
commissioners, Health Olllcer Hamme t
and Chief at Police Moore. The m3
' «Norwaik, Conn.
lllllg all Allllllllmllmlt
. V. As our many friends and patrons have taken such a lively interest in the alterations we
’ We lately made to our store. we take great pleasure in extending to all a cordial invitation to
come and see what we have been doing. In addition to our regular store, 1,400 square feet of floor
[space has been added in the rear for the display of cloaks, ladies’ muslin underwear. corsets, etc.,
which, with several other improvements, give us one of the best, lightest and most. convenient
etores in town. In making arrangements for this grand opening we were also reminded that this
‘is our third anniversary,and that we could not let two such important events coming as they do to-
gether pass without showing our appreciation of the good will and kindly interest which has been
show by everyone, and this brings us right to the place who're we will tell you what we propose
to do. It is this: Commencing, Saturday, May 5th, and continuing to Thursday, May 10th,:we
shall give a _
Randall Free Again. ‘
LA Pours, 1nd,, May ill—General Ran—
dall and stsmwere released from custody
and discharged on signing an agreement
to at ouee‘bresk (amp and get .out of the
county as fast as possible.
CROKER OUT FOR .6000.
I'll. Tammany Ohio! Permanentlyfieslna
the Worship.
New YollK, May 10.——Richurd Croknr
will retire absolutely today from the lead-
arship of Tammany Hall.which he has‘eld
(or the past nine years, the most successful
period the organization has had in its his-
tory. The committee of sixty, or execu-
tive committee, will meet at 4:30 o'clock
this afternoon, and then Mr. Croker will
resign his leadership.
"if I remain a member of the commit.-
tee,” he said to your correspondent, evi-
dently meaning the executive committee,
of which he is'ex oflicio a member as chair- l
‘ man of the iinance committee of the gen- i
oral committee of the organization, "1 will l
be regarded as being still in the old place. E
bility of applying to the courts for uni -
junction agaimt (tony was would
but the attorney reported that such pro-
ceeding Was unnecessary, as he could be
prosecuted in police court {or violating the
health ordinances. i
it is not likely that Corey can comp y
with the law except by moving his on p
from the square. He expressed his inte
tion to move when the notice was aerv
and hinted that he might secure an abs. -
doned baseball park near the capi I
known as Capitol park, where congre
could have oversight of the army. Cox y
expressed surprise at the orders and sad
that he had just engaged a landscape gar
dener to mark out ditches for sewers n
the old pines.
Victory For Coley.
Unchangeable
as the Sphinx
B—L
Tobacco ‘
Grand Opening and' Anniversary Sale, is always
‘ V' which will give you the chance, not only to see our store, but to take advantage of the low prices
“After hearing (lent-rill (.‘oxcy the houlte I and therefore i have determined to retire ; y the same. ""
. - . - - ' ' ' - 90""!!le 0" labor, by 3 VOW "'7‘" 2' de‘ absolutel . ()1 course i will alwa a re- l
which wrll prevail on this occasion and will cause you to remember our opening both wrth pleas. aided ,0 we" I momm“ “Hum", ,1... mm a imam”, Tammany ”an?" My! Reliable
uro and profit to yourself. As our annex is what you have been tnvrted most especially to see, we vaiiaatlomtv n "90:53:; utopumtu-e of if]: heart in with the Democratic party and a. ’
‘ - - - ' 98“ M“ 01M“ 0 e "X”! "WWW” with Tummnn Hull. undue ion as i live." -
will commence by giving prices on goo is in that department of our store. mi ml. depressed condition of labor in 1 Wm mm“ “simmer or the sum” 2 Pleasmg,
, , . - . , genera. . . . . ~ lion. liul. icunu tdo the work h-re un . . .
. This decision was hailed with sutisfu‘r- ‘ 10.1mm" D . y DCllClOUS.
capes and ac kets- tlou by Messrs. l‘oxoy and Browne and by . """‘ "“ ‘ "mm” . .___._
a number of prominent l’opullsts and. BASEBALL. .
' . . . - . , . Faruicrs' Alliance leaders. including the ”WW”.-. :
A discount of 10 per cent. W111 be Swen on all capes and Jackets. i‘hese garments areiall president. of thq- Alliance and the chairman \A'Houi, i.rt.\ot'i-; «muss. ,
. . ' ~ . ‘ '1 i '-t it P: l.'. ’ ' 'l‘ . WEB-l
new. fresh goods, many oflthem have not been in the store a week, prices range from $2.00 to 0.0, 2325:3533 gm 2:011:32: his?” in Hashim, ‘ ‘ l U 9 u 0 .. n 0 2, 3 f, ,.
Yeas—Erdman, Pennsylvania; Wells. Br'"‘kl""""" ” l u I u 0 o u 5”" x I
a , , .. _ . ’ . . . . n. H.1c.
Ch ld n 5 Jackets “naturism. Ryan. New \orli. Talbert.{Lumwmmw | u o i l 0 o o 0-~li 6 n
I re a ’South ('tirolins. imam-min. Pence. ('o«r-,m,|.,ui,, ,,,,,, n o o o o u o :3 1- 3 9 z; or. E. 0. West“: lime and Brain treatment
‘ , ‘ . . ratio, Populist. Phillips. Pennsylvan‘afl R-HJ‘» l;.§‘f‘2;’§.§l§'.l§l§"‘.‘§?X;l§°&$“5figfifii3yfiufi°§i
‘: We also have an entire new line of Children's Reefer Jackets, all made in the very] latest Kigter. Minnesota. Republicans. , lfiusburx... a n n u l u 2 2: H} u u iirnin m \. to...”1....‘iuii.md;ohmm;
{3 ' . Buy» Representative Dunn, New Jph'l itutluuati o u o u u l :i u 0— .l ll 1 blunt Lil‘si'rf; hill Ilrl'fllll“: Lack of Conntumwe;
. styles. prices from 75C ‘30 $5-00- ‘ soy. Democrat. and Apsley. .‘lassnrhusetls. ; , _ "' "' 5' 353,2“5'155241'11:flightlam; Kigali?”
Republican. thy-“Md """ t: 3 l, 3 3 3 3 3 dl 2 t: m'vr-cxt-rtiun:l'ouihmlErrors,orl:xcessiveme
’ ~ ' Representatives Iilrliann and MM ‘lofl‘rl‘ ! utago """ l u. “,3, l$13.2”:(Will‘élitillu'ilii’éilirfiliiihem’i? grunt-ll,”
infant 8 Long and Short Cloaks. did ... W- - Win-mom . . . .. . .. .. I» .. m . Litili‘s'iéé"“ti-lld’i3ii‘a‘i‘it’ii"?”mm“
b'i‘be vote of.io:wasp;ec.;dsd.iiloa;;;'ltri1Baltimore ..... :t l l i 1 u o i 1421: 1 m...g,.,“(~,,,u’,;h..,d;;.;.“,§,.m'm,.,pnmgm'gdmm
.. . ‘l i will .Wl‘ f . v ".1 ' :i.. ‘“'h"' C" “9" - assent take.
Outline of Infant's Long and Short Cloaks is much larger than we have ever shown before, tilevrtsriutloil. . twisasienthtlyrltyin all? mm“ ”M" r l “m n. u. a. ig."giggigi‘fnflgrféflfglgflgggfi old
. ' ' ' ' . ‘ moved to i up until Saturday, which sYI‘IM'U-‘w l =5 0 i' " “ 9 0 0"“ 5 “ ' I ' ' L ‘ " w
and the goods are much lglwel'hm Price' We have them “1 Cashmere “d Sills, bOth “flute and w” adult; ‘3; 5 m o. Kepmmmve , Springfield... 3 z 2 o u 2 in II x »e l'.’ 31 For Sale by GeorBOC. Stillson.Soi’cNt¢i‘;1llk
. . . ’ run. I. y
adored: from 98° to "5' eac pain?" mos”? "'dl;°“p°;w;lmm““9" l Erie. . I o u o u r: o 1 a s 13., _, -
' - . 1"“; :3: :hfl‘xriodyt:delinerfctviz'rtwuog Binghsmiun U L’ ll 0 0 o 0 U u 2 .5 5
’M l U (1‘ ’ ’
Dunn, liven. Ansley. Phillips and .\c-.\\'ut;..,i..mr.. - :- u u u 4 o t u 9 ii i ”C
Ladies “8 In n erwear' }(.'leary. After that Messrs. Phillips uhleuflnln u o u u o o o o o 0 ti o“ '
_ . . . . . {3 Ryan voted to report. the resolution. and u n. R.
We have Just received an entire new line of our celebrated HOME MADE underwear. Thifi‘. Mr. Mct‘lesry did not vote either wuy filmy] «I. 3 3 2 n 3 3 3 in; l: 3 £051 a!
, . - i . . . v - V , . . “In! - nu. 'J Z.’ ~ .
is the finest line of Muslin Underwear that is sold in this country, and ladies who apprecnate‘zgood : pérf‘xffi‘f” 3'§I."‘2.',‘d"‘,”..‘.";’ i:‘.‘.’il‘."‘“.f”' I “n , ~ , 0- ’
. . . . . ' role a, it ,' sum . . ,
workmanship, as well 38 800d material: BhOUId Bat fall to examine fins “03- ; thereailt-r press for u suswnsion of tin ‘ '"mm ‘ I”. “nunuun'
“Thilix‘nrM. May it). --'i‘ht~ following
fourth rinse tmtmnstcrs were appointed:
.\'rw Jone-t Harvey (‘edam ll. ii. Lukens.
New York: Burnlmms. Elijah Wmnlszifat-
dish. lA‘V-‘l Upper; liannuuorn, .l. l'. l'unnlug-
' ham; Wrsi ('auip. Ml“l\‘lll Snyder.
r ? rules and an immediate passage of the rim-
;olution. Mr. llunn says there will be it
‘1 minoril y report
infant’s Caps.
Our new line of infant's Caps have just been received and will be shownjin our] new £00m
I'- 8. Patent 0.1-0,
1 8'18 to 1883.
Offices. 4116 Main Street,
«6..-.-.
l
. llalvln‘s Many Wore.
l l’l'l‘TslH'Ru, May In. ~—"l‘hc ‘33 members of
-» ‘C‘ H H” l , , o l l1 Pennsylvania Fmsilvilir. .l. W. Stunner: BRIDGEPOBT. CONN.
1" '\ ' 1 0min“? 0 "i "1" “’0mm ““1“ “n Y ‘(iraeflcnburpp Mrs. .\l. H. ”omit-r: tires-no, H. S
\k on Saturday morning. iwho word-arrested m llissell. ”(miles from ' r'. Barnett: linmu-k. u. Melt'hcr; ldlewusl. . . ”‘5
here. (or utteinpl— I
ing to capture a
liuliimorr and
.li. Iaiinrrell; M14 'all's Furry: lmwis Wit-lies;
‘ New Bridgrvillr. l‘. S. Shonbt-rger: l'plou. ll. PER
; .\'. ltaymcr. m ,
(lhlofrelghtlruiu. The president Hi'lll. the following uomi< ‘ WEEK
“'pr unaligned on . nfllllllls ill Ill? SPllflii':
;. charge ”1 (m.. Postwar-tern Byron Mmrmii‘uumrui. .\'.ll.;;
pads prelerred by = George l-Z: Helge at tiuilitml. l'ullll.; .inim ii. I
the officials of the 1 ‘lune at Springfield. Muss.
\ railway company. ‘ i '4
1 or either sex. any age. in any part of the «entry,
l at the employment which we furnish. You need
I not beaway from homeovernight. Youeanglve
(“01011th U “I ‘ i n lit H AL“. .‘lay Ill. The Moutgouwry
says t e men “ ”e l Jibbs inquest was begun by (‘oroner Tut’li'
, yourwholeiimetotbework,oronlyyourepareIno-
mentl. Ascapitsl leuot required you run norlst.
Ladies’ Suits.
Our line of Ladies’ Blazer and Eaton Suits in Blue and Black Serge are madeIin the: very:
latest styles by the very best manufacturers in that line. i
Shirt Waists.
We have never shown as large and varied a line of Ladies’ Shirt Waists, as we are) showing.
at the present time. Our line embraces all qualitities from the cheapest calico waistszto thefiinest,
1h:- Gibbs Murder Inquest.
'lwflte” and “,"H l er. ’l'ho- testimony was about the snow as
h" court martial 2 has been given in the stories of the trage-
fd ‘U the hook l dy. with the exception of that give-u bythe
mg held In" the livn boys Walter Keunet and Willie Wil
lili.l).\l'.l. u \l.\ l\.
' ‘ entire i outpuny was smut-need to '20 days 1 . . . . , _ , . . y We "WW ’0“ with “l "I“ ‘9 needed. It Wm
811k. in jail. The remainder oi the army lolt i 2;” llill‘tliefilfrfs‘i‘litrlllvullyrfiil‘3’th‘it‘lluiit]: ' cost you nothing to try the business. Any one
: McKet-sport on {not and marched to l-Zliga- l “W” mm" seem“ “m men run through l can do the work. Beginners make moneyfi‘on
Dress GOOdS .beth. Having failed to secure fullWay ? the Van Vim k yard alter the shots were 1 “19".” l‘Elllll’fi l5 nnknownwiih our-workers.
I ltrausportation, (‘olonel Galvin has (I‘m-i3“! tired ' Every hour ynulttbor you can easily makeadollar.
1 to mun-h his men over the Nations pi e. No one who is willHi
, . . . . 1 ‘ , _ . . . gto work isllslomakelnora
Eyerything that can be melted for we have to Dress (ioods, both in noveltiesland solid. 'Hw urmfy "~2th l‘ilyaif‘l‘h an" 2'5"; . w “r ‘31:“?! mi" :x::;"':l'f:"l-U Th money m”, m“ "m m be mm in mm a."
. . . . . . .'intouam or ienigi."rarrrs II‘ 1.. ‘ — 0‘. " ' '
0010!? 811d the prices we shall ask for them during “"8 5310 WI“ "mute 8‘ quick response 1" thm l convicllolh til thr- deserters here had its ri- { big steel steamer S. 5. (‘urry of ('levclsnd. . ‘l“Y"'dl“”""ml‘laym9m- 5"“ k" 0'” 5903
d argment iiect on the army. and a number leil the l bound down with ore. and the whalcback ' containing in» run“: lnicrnutllon.
' . . ’ ' ,' . t‘ Woods _ . t: r A. l). '1‘! (unson. bound u li ht. TT
6p 20 p05. Striped and fancy Dress GOOdB; 300d value at 25c' thm 88.16 at 150 yd. {highzht filtraeil'sui‘lledlllllhiu:wylil-algning . :::l?:§:d. ’l‘he i‘uil'ry's bow was orugbed‘ in. H. “Al-LE & 30..
2 Worsted Goods 46 in. wide, nice wrapper material, reduced to 190 yd. lhis commission and leaving the army. :and her iorward conipartmeut is full of 50x 880,
1108- ‘ ’ , d P1 . l l N V8” Suitin S 'llSli came in this we k' 3%" 'd _ l About 50 mouthent with him. Woods ‘ as . water. She did not sink. but her damagi-
10 p08. New I ancy Stupe 3“ an! O y g ' J ‘ 8 ’ ' ' An" WI 8' i repeatedly sought a quarrel with Iinllvln l is about ”0.01). The 'l‘homson is very so. : PORTLAND- M .'NE.
' 1 rd, . for sever-ill \vcelu I riously damaged and had to be run , . , n. . .. _ ,, 4,:—
regular 45c quality, now meme all wool 40 in wide' regular 50c quality- make oodlsho in ‘ ' ““'"““"' » CAUTIOVr-lr a dealer osm w I.
15 pcs. Flannel Dress 3, h r , . h 1.1 ff . 40 d - 8 PP 8 _ . Sandor! and m. Slfllfn yum... WM 1mm" M” mu“. ‘ ”mum ”innulm‘lm ”Mung.”
and blwk (1783305, and areethe beat for t e pnce W6 8 a 0 81‘. c per y ‘ hAl.l.\.\. km." M“! iii. V“ ortl “M '0' Sr. l'.\l'l.. May ll). » The Dispatch, u llii‘h . =31?::I:?D:Thrdl‘ggvnwmwm 0'
38 in. Henrietta. regular :lTic quality, in green, drab and slate; choice of lot, 25c yd. ”5"“ "m "V "‘9 “m“ "'”""”"““ "' m 1
3 pug, , , Missouri Paolilt: (mm the ulliciaisnt Alchl- l xxx?!" It it:‘:;m;li::,‘cT%;l‘-ll:zz$13,332“; l
Besides these specialties we also have an elegant assortment of Henrtettas and serges in all 5 ion to prepare learrsulsund saying that .mmm” mm mm “mu. ”m Mm M
. P s
’5 posse M ”m iii-pull: ” from louveriworth ' (irund Chief Arthur does not expire until
was en route to this city to place Hundhfl' : . . ,
. . ll . 'l l i l ' l.
.lndualrlnl army under arrest (“r truln l lid in is gran y s and tlml ban 9 more
stealing. . than it simple likelihood of his rvsiguing
Black Goods. .
. . bel' me the dose 0! the )rt-m-ul 'utiwriu v.
luformulton t-nuw lust night mm the ' I L ’r
i
nrmy had reached l'ovingtnn. near ltlle‘
western state line. 'l'heir coal and will-er
; supply was eximusted. and they had gone
" inlo bump. The local uutlmrillcsslnln they
will not interfere.- with the train, but will
permit lt'lo primer-drum. 1
A apt-tin! trulu lmttring linilvy l'. “fag
lgencrund other nlllclnis oi the Missouri
i’acilli- went in Topeka from Alrbisou
mver the Santa Fe in the afternoon.j it
awaited there the arrival of Marshul .‘p'ee
Iey, who was on his way from Fort Spoil g
on a special train. it was the plan w on
he arrived to gut horn force ol deputy ar-
shale and start went over the Missouri ‘l’a-
clilc to intercept the Sanders continual}: of
of the latest spring shad as. Also a large assortment of special dress patterns. no two alike, rang.
ing in prices from t“ .50 to $8.00.
Chimney Fell on Two lktys. .
Wi\\ii't:t.. May 1“.» lion rcpulrilm u
ichimuey lt'“ their work (or u lluw. louv-
:ing it pullt-v in pmitiou. 'l'nu mmwnuer
' boys began playing with the ropes. Hue
{pulls-d tho other hull you) up when the
. chimney l'.-ll. killing both boy-t
As in our alteration saie,we shall for these four days give a special discount of :10 per:cent
on all black Dress Goods. Don’t miss this opportunity.
One lot 18 in. colored Surah Fancy Shades Silks, this sale, 190 yd.
An elegant assortment of fancy silks for Shirt Waists and Dress Trimming.
Domestics, and Linens.
All bleached and unbleached Muslins will be sold at cost during this sale. Speciaflprices on
Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Hoéiery and Underwear.
TRIMMED TICKINGS.
'l‘ht- l'hlmgo. Burlington nud Quincy .
road intends to uni- oil for fut-l.
Julius Schwnbut-lwr.mm M a wealthy
ldlstlller of Peoria. ill-z, has been arrested 5
g {or burglary.
Lieutenant A. l'. (inborn oi the lrulnlng
. ship Enterprise linscumpliu-tl with Captain
3 Morry‘s request to resign
Russian police claim to how discovered
. t
W. L..DoucLas
83 SHOE withholds.
W. L. DOUOLAS Shoes are sl lish. easy ill-
ilug and give better ssiislnrtlon s the prices all.
vertlscd then any other make. 1;; one stir and
be convinced. ’ he slumping of . L. bonglas'
commonwvalers. which is now on its ay
east from l'ueblo with the stolen Mias‘mrl
l’uciilc train. l
Mr. Waggoner hue mude uppiicstioh to
, We have made special prices on our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Hosiery, and many ex-
cellent bargains can be found in this department. ,
While we have made special prices for this occasion as an inducement for you to come and
see our store, yet we do not wish you to think that it is necessary for anyone to purchase a bill of
goods to do so. On the other hand, as we have stated before, it will give us great pleasure to
have you call and examine one of the ,best and most pleasant trading places in town and rest
assured that everyone will receive a hearty welcome whether they wish to purchase or not,
“TRISTRAM & HYATT,
No. 2 Gazette Building, Nor-walk, Ct.
Governor Lewellln im- hht influence in
atherlng together an effective lurch oi
deputy manhole and has received th re-
ply that the governor would take the at-
ter under advisement. A writ oi repl viu
has been sued out by the Missouri 1’ o
for the stolen train. and it will be dem‘ d»
ed 0! Marshal Neeley that he execute the
writ.
Warren“ have been or will be sw out
also in each county in the state th h
which the commonweslers pass 0 ng
them with bringing stolen property ate
the state. On these warrants it is
that the Coxeyites be arrested.
Kelly‘s navy Afloat.
Des Moms, Mliy io.-Kelly'e
scattered along the Des Moises river
within tour or lire miles at Dev 2‘ es,
where the vanguard is lingering, to low
Runnels, mother: wishes out by ver.
The men meadow last night all a‘
a vast ulhillet conspiracy. and mo people
have already been url'oslctl.
The girl wife of Franco-we l’olti, the con-
victed and sentenced liniinn anarchist.
died in a London lnllrumry.
Collector Hunter has appointed the liev.
C. M. Green. a Methodist minister of Pe-
oria. llls.. to the position of gauger.
Fillbuslors are organising in San Fran-
clsco tocapture by force Clipperton island,
in the north Pacific, rich with guano.
The northern express was wrecked at
Buckley, Ills. Engineer Samuel Eagerly
~ was killed. but no passengers Were injured.
General Antonio Ema. vice president or
Salvador. was slightly wounded in a de-
cisive battlswlth insurgents near lthona-
mete.
Several leading onluers of the great labor
organizations resitlsnt in New York and
Chicago are on their way to Meroed. San
Joaquin Valley. Cat. to establish soolony.
name and price on the bottom. which guarantee:
their value. saves thousands of dollars annually
in those who wrnr them. Dealers who push
rude of W. l.. Dnttglae Shoes gain can omen.
\-. hlrh helps to increase the sales on their all line
of nude. They can client to sell at a less Profit.
r-u we believe you can save mom: b buy ng all
your footwear of the dealer sdverllsed bel .
L‘nlnlotglc free it n application. Address.
‘f. In D ‘30 p Stockton, “DI-e Sold by
J. Schaub 8: Son.
that
Truce? Plus
0 " ”fiance? again-Ll.
II or m” . '
assaults" til" 1' av Pills rm dill
care you not or. cardh’s. m sun
..lt°i‘i:aii';“~"“‘t" ""“."°:i'.‘.‘l
'0 Pl . '
the only twivdldisllv outsmart our
aim." M‘k‘m'ld swarm? find” sects
e... am, or . n I [a ...‘,
' r “ carer sons. cadmium: ..
octitiy
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