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Battle at Bull lull, Near Cripple Creek.
Colon—Over 1.000 Illinois strikers mm.
on Pane-arrows Oat.
CBXPPLI CREEK, Cola, May lid—Eleven
men killed, with a strong probability that
the number of dead will be incroassd when
all is known, is the record of the first day
of trouble here, although real fighting has
not yet begun, as the deputies arc await-
ing re-cnforosmcnts before beginning act-
ive operations. .
Eleven started to work in the Strong
mine on Battle mountain. Shortly after—
ward at largo party of strikers blew up
the shafthouse with powder, causing a loss
of $25,000, and then dropped 100 pounds
of giant powder down the shaft, which was
also exploded, killing all the inmates.
Not more than 300 yards from the Strong
ahafthonse 16 man, who had been engaged
to go to work in the Independence mine,
were surroundcd in their bunkhousc, and
after a long pal-icy agrmd to surrender.
Each one was armed with a rifle and a
brace of revolvers. The arms are now in
the possession of the strikers.
Preparations For a Battle.
It is rumored that the strikers attacked
the Analoo mine, overpowering the guards,
after which they blew up the shafthouse,
but the rumbrhns not been verified. When
the deputies are finally massed and the
two forces come together, a most desper-
ate bottle will doubtless be fought.
The situation is one of the most painful
anxiety. Not a few believe tho town will
be a smouldering muss by another sunsct
if the strikers bc not rcstrninod. At Vic-
tor, six miles away, where fully 1,000 poo
pie rcsidc, n reign of terror cxlsts. With-
in a half mile of the corporation limits of
the town all day long fully 3,000 union
miners, united with rifles, paraded up and
down the side of the hill. Occasionally a
detour into the village would be made, and
people whom the minors thought tobc ob-
jectionable were ordered to leave the place.
The guards from Denver, upon arrival
at Victor, went into camp on a neighbor-
ing hill. The strikers throw out a picket
lino, entirely surrounding them, but at a
distance that guarantees thcm safety from
tho dcputics' riflcs. .
It is said the strikers have planted un-
der thclr breastworks on Bull bill a quan-
tity of dynamite, with the intention of
blowing it up if it should be taken and oc-
cupied by the deputies. One of the largest
minc owners in Colorado Springs is un-
thority for tho statttmcnt that the mine
owners have planted a rifled cannon on n
hill commanding the bn'astworks, and
that it will be uscd to dislodgo tho strik-
ers from that position.
All sorts of rumors concerning tho do—
ings ut the Strong mint-s nro afloat. Ono
is to tho cffcct thnt tho workmen wore not
killcd, having boon warned off by masked
strike-rs. All tclophouc connection has been
broken, and it is fcnrcd that toll-graph
wires will go ru-xt. 'i‘ho dcputlcs from
lhmvcr have withdrawn in u loss unusual
pmition, whcrc [boy will nwnlt rv ruforco-
mum-a.
Disarmod by “'ornen.
'l‘ho strikt-rs from thu-lr stronghold on
Bull bill con viow the country for milcs,
and all pnssvs tin-guarded by them. Every
strungvr is intvrwplml and Not Allowed to
procwd townrd ”to town unlcss n satisfac-
tory cxplnmilion of his busiuoss is given.
No mm is permitted nonrcnough to tho
soul of war to bo in tinngcr, and tho streets
of ('ripplc (‘tw-k and Victor, us well as the
passes, are patrolli-d by lilllll'f'ti ciirrying
winclu-stcrs nnd ro-volvors.
Thu cupturo lillll disunulug of dcputlcs
numboritig iii was ncromplislml by worn.
on, and cwr sinm- the occurronm two of
tho wonu-n lum- ll'l‘ll holding high court
in n snlmm, whorv tho strikvrs showcr
congratulations of thcm. ’l'wo wagons
loaded with powdrr null cortridgr-s for (mo
of tho mines worn ruptumd by tho striki-rs
and tlu-ir contours cotillscatcd.
Sum Mollunnld, sutx-riuh-mlont of the
Strong. Anna in: and (Sold Klugmluos,
and (‘luirh-y Robinson, i'on'iiinn of tho
Strong, nrv missing, which givt-s crctlcnco
to the story of shuigbtor. if tho rut-u were
in curtain port ions of tho mlnc, tho cou-
cussion may not, havc killed tht-m. Sam
Strong. owner of tho mine. is givon as nu-
thority for tho stoiomcnt that ii men were
klllod. l’tlplillt‘rl hnvu been coming quict-
ly nll tiny, and it is thought no uuoxpoct~
ed mm‘c is filllit'llliilt'tl.
Prepared to Receive Riotera.
PAXA, 11124., May 26.-——'l’lio people born
are in as wild stain of cxcitcmcnt over the
reported nppnmch of forcign strikers who
are on tho way to forco out the men horn
and do dtunngo to the mining plants. Law
telegrams from illinols Control trninmcn
say 2,000 men nm on route to l’nna from
southcru districts; also that 1,000 am
coming born from northern districts. All
day cltizr-ns wun- living sworn in and oil
the Working mini-rs who (insist-d were made
dcputics and nrmmi. With those citizens
“who bud liocn sworn in at 0 mass mooting
and at the intrusion meeting held at tho
city boll inst owning them is now a total
of 1,500 deputies armed and on duty.
'l'hcso compnnlcs on) drilling Andamln
readiness to bo in line at a moment's no-
tlcc. ’l‘hc gunrd is composcd of the bust
citizens of tho town.
The meeting but ovcniug was amost
enthusiastic one, ovcry tlcputy declaring
himself ready for wrvicc. Everything is
in rcmliucss for tho riotcrs' arrival, and
the reception git-m them will be a warm
onc.
Situation at Le balls.
La SALLE, Ills, May lid—Six compa-
nies of the Third regiment, Illinois nation-
al guard, under command of Colonel Ben-
nctt, are camped on abluff in tbeeastsrn
part of the city, and their presence seems
to be having it salutary effect on the tur-
bulent striking minors.
Time was another seriom break when
a number of miners went to the La Balls
carbon shaft, mobbed the engineer and
made him leave the engine room, thruster,
lag him with assault if he returned. This
was before the arrival of the militia. l
hall,” :1“ 1.33m . made b‘ytzidintan‘:
an space were
annual Orsncort
speeches
varyviclosandia
. th unknown ltnliuns.
i now on foot born to go to Morris,‘ uta
mtg gbtwbsn cunnilin- . ; ,
as multimillion kicked a not. sum
named Monti, whom theymu
was; is very seriously injured and; likely
to a.
The only trouble at the mill : . camp
so far was a slight collision bet . n the
mob and pickets. The mob was losing
around tho soldiers, and it was mi
todrivs them back til the point of t 0 bay-
onst. One man naniod Molscnbach . us us
very abusive and received a prod with a
bayonet, being subsequently taken tothe
guardhousc. The attitude of many of the
more unruly strikers is very thrusl thing,
and trouble may be looked for anygtimo.
tzv‘, .
Uneaslness at Ottawa.
OTTAWA, Ills, May lid—Tho trc ble at
La Soils and tho thrusts of the mo) thcrc
to come to this city to rclcaso their three
oomradcs, who were brought hot and
Jailed, have caused much uneasinoq . ,Ev-
ery proparation is being made to guurd
against trouble. Tho sheriff st L Sails
tslegraphod hcrc thnt if the prisonol ‘ worn
released and brought th’oru for t1 ial the
minors would make no tmuhlo. vrltatcs
Attorney Duncan replied that their-intern
could not run this county. l
According to thc lutost reports, ti 9 min-
ers of La Sallc, ()glcsby and Spring Valley
are preparing to march to Ottnwu'und lib-
erate tho minors by force. 'i‘hc city au-
thorities have made amplc prcpus tious.
Officers havc boon stationed on ill the
roads leading into Ottawa, nrmci with
shotguns nnd winchcstcr rifles, nailing in
the capacity of pickcts. 'l‘hu whol town
is prepared for n skirmish. 'l'hc mi ore of
Oglesby visitcd Split Rock shaft oi l’ticn
and destroyed several hundred (lollnrs'
worth of property. 3
Aitgeld on the Situation. 1
Srnixcrissn, lils., May 20i.-—(iflhv'flm()l'
Altgcld issued the following gi-ntrul or-
der: "it is not the business of soldiers to
act as custodians or guards of privutl, prop-
erty. 'l‘hc luw nuthorizcs thcm siuiply to
assist tho civil niithorltios iu prvsbrving
tho pcucc, quelling riots and oxcbuting
tho lnwu. \l’hvrsvcr troops have been or
mny horcufu'r b0 onion-d out and uh own-
or of propcrty tools it ncccssnry to have it
gunrdod he must do so at his canlio, nud
in such cusos tho troops can be unit! only
for tho purpose of promptly qucllingta dis~
turbnnoo of the peace or supprcsslutt n riot
or in souls other way enforcing thollnw. "
Adjutant General Orcndorfi tclogirnphcd
from La Sails thnt since the nrrivuh of tho
trmps ovg'rythlng bud been quiet. Many
wild‘ rumors nro bring clrculnlvtl, but
nothing of importance has occurn‘d,
Five Are Dead. ,
lfxmsrows, l'n.. May 2il.—-Sinoe the
riot nt Sticklcy Hollow one of tho strikers
woundcd has died, making in mi flvo
dead. Following is an accurate listlof the
dcod and wounded:
The dcud arc: ll. McAndrr-w, aged 43.
American, rcsldoncc l.ucyvillc; linsillnmls»
kn of liryar lllll mines. Shiv; .lndlk Guy
lock of Banning. Slnv; William Sivartz,
German. rcsldi-um unknown; unknown
ltnliun.
'l‘ho woundcd urn»: .lohu 'l‘roy, lv‘nyolto
City, shot in groin, will pmbablydit, An-
drow litindu. t‘inlnudvr, of 'l'rcuioiilr, shot
in right hip; 0mm ('m‘nn-lil. ltullnu, of
liollo Vornon. shot in tlu~ buck; Antonio
llupoldi, "l‘lll' Vortiou, shut in filidJnlt‘li;
A Fruitloas Conference.
ST. Loris, May L’il.~r\ fruitlcss obnfcr‘
sum of mine upt'mlnnl niul nwnmrs and
nvpn-Sr-ulntlws nf thccoul mliicrstf tho
soutiwrn portion of illinois was licldlhcrv.
Both sidcs worn fully rt'proscntod, but tho
oporntors found thmusclvcs uuublo my ngmo
to tho pruposllluns prcscutcd to thorn.
'l'lu- wprrwnlntivvs of the strikers insist
tlmt thcir nailonnl organization should be
n-cognlzcd. and that no scttlcmcnt should
lw outdo vain-pt through tho mint-rsl can:-
iiilvo commlltm nppoliilcd n't‘cnily in
(‘lcvelmul 'l‘bo otwmtors Wl‘i’tl film in
tht-ir intontlou to drill only with tlulso di-
n-vtlyintcrostod with them in southern
llliuols wurk, mud on n n'sult aftulr con-
sldvrnblu discussion tho «union-um cuiiio
to n fruitlos-i cud. ,
Illarouragr-«I flu- Mob.
('.\ll1t,l;.~\'ll.l.hl, ills, Mny fill—«Thom
lmvu lwon no outbrouks hot-o, but fully {mo
strikcrs, including dologntious li'uilll Mur-
physlmm, llnrrison, Muddy Vain, liulquoln
and otln-r points uroon the ground and
mudc n domonsirnlion ngninst tho Works
horn. 'l'lioy lillil‘l‘lli'tl in lino to the Big
Muddy mini-s, intruding to force out tho
250 mm nt Work thorn. ’l‘bt‘y found it
lnrgo form of well nrmcd ofliccrs null con-
t'lllfll‘tl not to try i‘ontrulin lot-tics. iiupor-
inla-udcnt lirusb of tho ilig Muddy has
announced his dotormlnntion to wolk tho
minus, and Short" lhnvcil snys my will
give nll tho protcctlou nvnilublo in Wll~
liumsou county.
Brought the Mrikora llaolt.
Inmvuxwoin'u, lion, .\in_v sow—Tim
strikers who “'t‘l‘t‘ lilitl’l'llt‘tl nomss tln‘ now
bridge into blismnrl 'i‘hursdny nftui'noon
by tho slu‘rii’f nnd dcputlcs urn ucariylitll in
this city hxlny, 'l‘hcy worn ruwcd oi‘or in
skills by sympnthlrcrs from this shirt}. Itg‘
itntors arc scum-Ml tlimuyl uit thin city
and um gutting in tlu-ir wflk. 'l‘Jm po-
llcc dvtmrtmcnt isiu sympntliy with i hum,
iiud locnl lnbor urgiuimllons nrc pt mils-
ing thcm support. 'l‘boro is n stmng prob.
ability of n gonornl strike. llolcgutii us of
strikers vlsllcd miucs nnd nrgucd with tho
"W" as tlwy nsmunblod to go down for tho
day. As it rcsuit, owr lilo mcn cinployod
in tho Knows and 'l‘cxns minus rcfuivd to
do tho work. 1
More Minors (in Out. 1
Hrmso VALst, ills, Mny mini-Tho
conimlttoc of minors thut loft this ti ty to
tryto gut chnnm and othor pin to
quit havc boon sucmssfui. 'i‘hc Him in
chanw, Viola, Gilchrist and Cabin have
gone out in sympathy. Two hundred min-
ers of Ladd started for Shcmcld. thinking
that the committee will not most
success thorn. They passed through
lloilow shouting and singing. A m
rommitteowill be sent first. A great 1
of the Spring Valley miners are ll
Halls viewing the militia. If some i f tho
hotbeada gather, there may be a rut
of the trouble.
mam Will Capture a Train.
Titans HAUTE, ind, May ltd-«0w
sand miners arrived here on a BlgiFour
train, bound for Pants. The train VII
neonates and the engine put up. 1
men are talking of capturing tbei
wast hound passenger. 'l‘hcy any Lil lb
itnots minors also will go to Pane til I001)
the work at the mines there.
the outer Ihhg Raglan.
COIIIRLAID, m, May its.—
qnlel in his mining region. lie
Allegheny mines are working more
1Tb]? .
vols, resulting in l
voting for the strike and it agaigast.
Listening to Persuasion.
Macon, Mo, May 26.-—At Ardmors the
‘ooal miners, some 500 in all, have quit
work pond g a meeting to decide wheth-
er they l yield to the persuasion of 800
Mantel from the striking miners of
Huntsville, Higbec, Bevicr and other
points, who are trying to induce the Ard-
more men to join the general strike. The
Kansas and Texas Coal company has call~
ad on Sheriff White for guards. There
has, however, been no disturbance.
Mob Moves on Cool Ilium
BRAZIL, Ind, May lad—About 1,000
miners left this city on a special train for
Coal Bluff. The men were greatly agitat-
ed over the miners working at Pans, ills,
and quickly votod for the men to go in a
body. Over 600 left on the Big Four for
that place. The meeting was very enthu-
siastic, and the strikers rcpcatcd their vow
at?! stand firmly until dcinnnds wcrc grant-
Biotera Will Plead Guilty.
CEX‘iliauA, Ills, May Sill—The attor-
neys for both Sllit'al docidcd that the 79
men undcr urrost should wnivo a prelimi'
nary hearing and mi {tn-is to a charge of
conspiracy. 'l‘wr-uty til‘ thom will be held
in bonds and tho osiwrs rclonscd on then
own rccognizonw to appear at tho July
term.
Kentucky Miners Go Out.
Iii-:anitsos, Ky, Mny 2tl—0ne hun-
drod and fifty mlnorslu the Do Kovcn
mines have just struck. Ono hundred men
in tho Jarvis Burtlcy mines, just outside
the city limits, struck ulso. They were
willing to miuc cool for home use, but
refused to minc any for shipment.
Deputies Preserved Order.
DECATUR, 1115.. Mny 26.—-—1\'cnriy 800
exclu‘d mcu _wcro,ulmut tho cool shaft-
whcn tho dozen minors who worked came
out. The sheriff's dcputics preserved or-
der, but the mun wcro thrcntcncd by the
strikers with violence if thcyrcturn to
work. -
Think the Mines Will Soon Resume.
BALTIMORE, May nit—Bultimorc cool
opt-rotors and mine owncrs soy obey bu-
lievc tho strike of tho miners ls losing
force, und thnt work til. the minus duly
soon bu goncrnily rvsunu-d.
Called Out All the Miners.
FmtT Donuts, in., May flit—Dialogutos
from southern lowu urrlvcd hero and call-
cd out all the mini-rs in this county, about
600 men.
INSULTED OUR FLAG.
Drunken Members of the Queen's Own Rb
ties Tore It. Down.
ST. Tilmus. (int, Mny fill—Tho Alum»
icon ling in front of the United States cou-
sul's oiiicc in this city was torn down and
destroyed by some mombcrs of the Queen's
Own ritios of Toronto while under the in-
flucncc of liquor. Sonic other members of
tho rcgimcnt who wom in tho crowd pro-
tostcd against tho outrngo, but worn unu-
blc to pmvuut tlu-ir t-xvitcd companion:-
from carrying out thoir intentions.
Licutounut t‘oloncl Smith, I). G. A.,
apologlzcd to tho l'nilcd Statics consul,
Mr. Willis, for tho not, but, Mr. Willis
would not. nuts-pt thc npology and notified
the bonds of his dopnrtuu-nt nt Washing-
ton and Ottawa.
The incident is lookod upon hora as
mcrt‘ly tho n-sult of hm much whisky, and
whilo it is gcnornlly dcplorod by the cm.
sous it is hopcd that nothing surious will
result.
Coroner's Jury Accused Massey.
liiunrtxrowx, N. .i., Mny ‘36.~'l‘ho cor.
oncr's jury in tho llollowny murdcr also
mndorod o vcrdlct that Lizzie Holloway
came to licr donth by bring struck on the
bond with n blunt instrumcnt, the said
wounds bring inilicn'd by William Mas-
sey. 'l’hc comm-r commiticd Massey to
tho Burlington county jnll at Mount Hol-
ly to iinIll. tho notion of lllt‘ grnud jury on
tho Cluirgn of llllll'llt‘l‘.
Hungarian Traitors Sentenced.
BUDAPEST, .\lny ‘26.-—'l‘botrinl at Klausr
ouburg of till mombcrs of t lll! cxccutivc com-
mittmof the. ‘loumoninn nationnl party
in Hungary on tho chorgo of treason was
concludcd. 'l‘wunty of tho prisoners were
convictcd nnd scntcnccd to terms of lin-
prisoumcnt runging from eight months
to ilvc yours.
Mount \‘ornlm Aldermen I’lnod.
liltooKLi's, May 2ii.———.lustico Gaynor,
in tho supmuc court, flood tho live Dom-
ocmlic nldcrnwn of Mount Vernon 3:350
each for usgimrt of duty. ’l‘boy nbscntod
tltcinselvos from mootlugs of tho board in
order by tho luck of u quorum to prcvcnt
tho column; of tho voto for mayor of that
town.
I-‘alr Commissioners Knighteil.
Loxbox, Muy till—Senntor Smith and
Judgo (fnssouid of (fanadn, Commissioner
ltcnwick, who rt'prmwiitml New South
Wales at tho World‘s fnlr nt Chicago, and
Comiulssionvr (lrinlintou, who was tho
rcprcsontntivo of Ccylun nt. tho fnir, havc
bean kuightcd.
Annapolis Cadets Wounded.
Amorous, biny 20.-—-l)uring nrtilicry
drill Ciulcts (7. Hill of Texas and .l. l).
Saycrs of New York wore badly wounded
about tho loco, nook and bonds by the can
pic-ion of a blnnlt mirtridgo from all:
pound gun containing 14 ounces of pow-
der.
Governor Brown's Death lionerd.
Autumn», May 26.-—(lovernor Brown
has signed the death warrant of William
Jackson, colored, Who was convicted for
the murder of George J. Imogen. During
his term of silica Governor Brown has
signed as death warrants.
inception! Honors Confined.
Manon, May lid—General Sir Donald
Stewart and General lord Welsoley liars
been mated field marshals. There have
only' been five such appointments pmla
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over, or with purchasers of Tea or Coffee,
one ladies’ white embroidered Handker-
chief in addition to the usual present
with Tea or Coflefl.’
With 1 pound of ea or Baking Pow-
der, or 2 pounds of 28c Blended Coffee
your choice of 3-quart Mason Jars, 1
Rocking Chair, 1 large gold band decora-
ted Pitcher, 1 line Cup. Saucer and Plate.
1 Cuspador. 1 Parlor Broom, 1 cedar
brass hoop Pail. .
Alsoa present with every 2. lb Tea or
Baking Powder. or 1 lb Blended Coilec.
THE CENTRAL
BASH OROOEBY.
|5 NORTH Milli STREET.
=
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of ;course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers thatmy price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
l’ainters’ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lit. 2 its! Avenue,
EAST NORWALK-S
77$?!“ Sill-3
Podmore sells lbebest liasoline Noyce in the
market.
PRICES - WM - OOWN‘
Made in one, two and throo bururrs: all cast
to and frames; strong light and «iambic.
w tbsnfetylaydlowutan s. lions» thcm in
working order.
()IL scams" at ALL limos.
REFRIGERATORS.
One can get an upright. Rom orator in imi-
tation oak. sitfii linln and s elws. vastcrs.
fittings, etc. o. 2 as ow as 00.25.
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W. Podmore,
85 NORTH Mill OTREETJ
Hardy Perennials. Phlox, Helianthns,
Iceland Poppy, Sweet William,
Larkspur, Eulalias, etc.
IO CTS. EACH AT
Hanlord’s Floral Hall,
NORWALK. CONN.
' intonation,
OI Sill fill? Mill till
, imports ems.
#6 [at/270111422
team arms..mmm:l.x,
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lhysician for Women!
IRS. Oil. ii. i. lillllFOllO
Can be consulted at her oflice.
342 time an, Bridgeport cm,
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any dayexceptSnnday.
The Doctor is a regular ph aisle». and for
the a?“ sixteen years has meta the DISEASE
oi OMEN a specialty. Ladies coloring
from any difficult incl ant to the sex can
consult Ur. unilfor in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the moat
skillful and scientific treatment to
modern rurgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms
crate. All letters promptly replied to. la-
cloee stamp. .51!
must no “
makes the best Artificial Sidewalks on load-
ways. Artificial Stone Work of German Port
land Cement.
OElliRS MOE llflER PROOF
and warranted for 2': years. Orders solicited
and estimates furnished by
Thomas T. Dorsey.
lit. 5 Bolton Place, llorwalk.
Folv scant tnrf‘qnneottcnt. Depot 444 Green-
wich street. It, i. Reference,
(IRAS. DeKlYN, Harwell;
JIREMIAI! DONOVGN, 13.80. Nor-oil
mam
humus m El:
“AT—.—
Bell island.
Cottages of 3, 5. 7. to and l: reels,
by the month or ceases.
Wiley road connections with South Ia!-
walk awry 20 minnvse; connection K
Booth Norwalit by N.Y.N. H.an¢l B.
R. to all points out, wast and north.
For terms and full particulars. addru.
T. H. FOSTER.
Bell island; or. Danbury, Conn.
ml 2m
FERTILIZERS
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Bradley’s
Superphoephate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Manes’ Fertilizers.
All the choice brands of
SUPEBPHOBPHATES, BABE
YARD MAKURE, am
BLACK!!!) Lilli. AND LAND
PLASTER, at Wm prices.
llilllOliO RIOS.
com 10'0““.
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