\"l
M: I ' j - I” . i n
Shells at Ocean.
l .m is its own excuse for being. ”
,i ,fleMtohsvsooe, 15c each. Come
- holduethein.
first 8 Farms 111.11.... Butter
.Prioodowntomc.
,’ lintdo like tart ones.
I Italiosdoz.
1
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. SATURDAY. JUNE 2 18114. / l ‘ ~ " l
My. were mede‘ior g t‘
may... seen our Cone Shells d
moat: beauty of color. Everyone
M we sell it extra nice just now.
Some people do not like sweet
“ PRUNES.
We have some
fine Dragon Prunes that are tart, 1250 lb.
We are showing some extra good
BANANAS.
a
. —-~~v- <>—w ~—
Ilibblebllsmstock
,ll IIIIIIII Inns-8mm.
mink
WILLIAMS
Root. Beer.
It ié made from the best
roots and herbs. Easily U
and cheaply made at home.
Improves themappcbic, and
y . aids digestion. An
”bx valled temperance dunk.
Healthful
rClOllS. One bottle of extract
unri‘
foannng,l us-
,In .
HEW MEN III THE MIIIES
Imported lllliners Mobbed by
Pennsylvania Strikers.
,r
INDIANA RIO'I‘BRS ABE DEI‘IAN‘I'.
They stop Cool Trains In Spite 0! Governor
_. llotthews' Proclamation—Innate".- lined
on a Bridge .__. Trouble In Illinois and
lows—No Battle Yet M'Bnll lllll.
Scor'l'naui. Pa, J une 2.—-Soven oar.
loads oi’ nonunion men were brought into
the region by special train. There 1....
568 men in- all, and principally colored,
men from West Virginia. The ltalian
labor agent who brought the men here
was assaulted by striker-s and terribly boat-
en. John Stcrlcn was also attacked and
rescued by a Ilcputy. He was brought here
and is badly disabled.
John Stellen, a madman at tho Varley
works, came to townr was set upon by
strikers and had to be rescued by the po-
lice. Dcputy shoriils had to be called (row
the Valley plant to take him home.
The operators are giving more evidence
every day oi a determination to run. An-
other special train at new men is expected.
Still Stopping Coal Trains.
WASIIINIITON, Ind“ Juno :1. — \ freight
train hauling 10 can. of coal from Can-
nellsburg, going to St. Louis over the Bab“
timore and ()bio Southwestern road, was
stopped by 300 striking minors. The crow
was iorccd to side-track the coal and pro-
cccd without it. The division superintend-
ent, accompanied by tho shcriil', took II
special engine and started for the coal and
will endeavor to get it to this city.
A dispatch irotn Sholburn. Ind, says
200 minors hold up another cool train
them. The shcriil and the train crew were
unable to start the train and had to aban-
don it. The miners at Shclburn appear to
have no intention of heading the govern—
or‘s proclamation.
A largo arton striking minors stop.
pod twu wvst bound {rt-Ight trains on the
Vandalia just east of Brazil. (I scorched
them for coal in spite of orernor's
proclamation and the assortion of the sher-
iff that hominid prevent such action. The
trains were stopped by cars lwing push-
ed In front of the approaching trains. No
coal wm‘ found, and they w m rclcasod.
Miners III this IroIId were heard to say
that the prot lunI.1tlon “11S unjust and that
makes 5 gals. Get It sure.
Send ‘241'1‘11! stamp tor pi. totes
WILLIAIts $011me llarlh-r-I. t‘t.
111') film
WHERE IGHURRHCE
IS BIISS \,
lllll DIIH'I KHIIW
WHAT YOU MISS.
1, .
But, you can Hue Iot- (ii hard
work when you clean l111u~1-.by ‘
using
LUSTRINE. a
10 cents at all grown. ‘
l
WII'IMBBHBINIRD.
Hole Argent ior
t. 8. I; II. counts
HIIT WIITER I'lElITiF
Plumbing, 8mm Ind ass-Fitting.
flu and Sheet Iron Work.
Hot Air Resting.
Hans and estimate. furnished (or either
but water. steam or hot air beating.
m SOUTH MAIN ST
hawthorn delivered every Saturday morning.
“to! Kuwait Islands. Leave your orders a
I at that point,
I the III'IIIgI-rI-IIt-.
i own
, first to 1'111111-
no attention will be paid to it. \Vlllll.‘ oth-
era of tho t-ili‘lkl'i'i say there shall be no
more trains nluppril.
A (‘nll For Troops.
INDIAVAI‘HIIF, .lunc 2.".Illilfli‘ llanran
oi the I)11I'iI-~s circuit court and Shcrlli'
Lominizoi that county united In a tub--
gram to ilw governor calling fortroops‘
I to quell the rioting mlncrsut ("annula-
l’mrg. 'I'III- miners limo IIIIIt'kiIIII'II trailh-
and are dcl‘ying thtI sheriff in his attempt,
to enforce the orilcroi the court. 'l‘ho
mint-rs were receiving r1) t-niorchncIIte.
and It is crpocto-d that 000 will I111 massed
'l'lli‘ thI‘llY was unable to
11 form sulliciont to I‘npu with
The room-st l'1Irtr1Iopz-1
was rI-wirml 111 “.II. rnor Matthew. at
T0”! lluiitr. .11111 ho \I ill r1 turn at 111111
organi/o
i'omppruiiu- l'cIu-o at (' ripple (‘ '1‘ ch.
('lill'l‘l l~Z ('IIII-zu. Vol.1, .lum- ‘J —» Alw-
lIItc quiet reigns. throughout the camp.
Not. a deputy has put in an appearance,
'I‘III-Ntrik1-i~. liII\\‘|‘\‘i'f, still 11.4 IIIII1'I1 on In.‘
At Altman tho strictest. milliary
rule is enforced. 'I'lic opinion is III-Id
generally that tho strike-rs have lost. sight
oi any 1-iI1-1't Hovrrnor Wain-‘5 I'i.~it may
have had and intend to light.
L‘uIINidoI‘ulIII- .Iu'ithnI-nt was I-rcatod by
the appearance of sir armed strikers, tho
III'IIII-Ii Into iIII- city, and tho
suIm-qurnt~l1ooti11g11f FIII Smith. a1lrunk-
en railroad t‘llilllll)’l't‘. by 11 policeman.
‘Smith will div
Iiuvvrnnr )lIslllu-ws Its-fuses.
’l‘mnn» H II II. but. .luno '.‘ Norm-nor
Matthew's,\IhIIi4h1-rII:IIII'IullIIgllIIinI-III
cation of Illi' Imul militia1-.1IIIII;III_\".~‘ new
{armor-y, III-s-llIIId In .«1'1111 ”‘1qu to film
, hurno lllllll Illl' iiIIIlIIIi'lilI"4 oi that. plan-
‘ li:l\'t‘ SIIUHII that, IIII-I' itl‘l‘llil\\l‘l'll“HIIii‘lill'
ili‘nl IIII~ IIIIIII‘I'-
HII'rIIl .\l1ll4 and Judge
iiriggv. 11f NIIIII'HII II1~r1- III'I'I- .‘Il llli‘ mouth“!
of iliv gun-r1110: and tho throw lll‘ltl. :1 long:
I'oII-uiltalIun (.1111 rnor .\I:ItIhI~I\'4 was
('Ullf‘llll‘l‘illll)’ 111~II1111I our ”11- IIIaIInI'I'in
which III~ pr1nl:IIII.1iI1III “WIS l‘i‘l‘l‘l\'l‘ll, but
would 111d .Ir1l1'r1IIIt illl‘ militia
Spring Villli'y ’l‘vrruvlu-tl by .‘iriiu-rni
I..\ SAM i', lllr. .IIIIIII .3.-- Since llli‘
“'lllllll’llel of tho Irnotwanurt lil~ll1'~1il‘ll\'
‘Ing IniIII-I'r.IIIII'II1~~IIIIIII4IIIIII :1 rmuu 11l' II-I'
IrIIr in Spring: Hub-1' Law 10111121111 \111111'
icau cilia-11.». 1m- nun-114.1111 ‘1111- -I' their.
illl‘i‘fi, and tho III1'.II illiillltlhl - ln'ur lIII‘
!tlnr Illiilllll‘. liI1-II IIII '1 l l.:I
.‘mllo are lll-flllllllliu to h. 111 III.ll1-1
finals who iI1-1I lIoIII lli‘li‘ upon 1! ii‘ :II'I'II,.:I
‘OI Ilw. imnpn huh I" (“Inc II and 1111 lu'
havitnr III the 11111 t on“. moons III ”Hill
It.
II‘tI.
Sirllu M l 111 II liuutlnlio.
‘ (‘IIAIIIII'~i1-I.\I'.\‘:I .luno ‘J~rVI‘\\h
mulled In ml of an 11th ntpt (If Nirllu r». to
blow tip in. dynamite tho ’I‘olcdoand (llI'In
:(ontrul bridge Hi i 'iunullton, just Iibow
hero, to iii-11p the railroad from hauling
Coal. The bridge was only slightly dam
ugml.
. I“.... .. 9'
Hopes of Another (lonforonoc.
t'I.I-:I'I:I./I\'II, .Iunc 2.-ZII1~mborII oi the
Ohio and I'I-IIIIIIyII'allm oxwrators, com-
Inlttco coniorrcd in rcicroncc ioholdinu
another conference.bmwcen miners and
operaiors It Is lmpcd a conference may
be held on Monday or 'l'uesday.
Arbitration Filbrts.
MCKEEH'OIIF, l’n., Juno L‘s—Reprt'scllt‘
otlves of t company, strikers anti board
of trade In at the company's oillce, who
are arranging preliminaries, adjourned
until today. when, It in thought, asettle.
mcnt will be reached
Police Capture Dynamite Dumbo.
BuntmoroN, 111., June 2. —~'l‘he pollen
about midnight last night captumd a lot
oi dynamite bombs in the bonds oi strik
m or tramps near the railroad bridge.
All the men savo one escaped.
Southern Immigration confirm.
At otter/1. Gm, .lnne' .2.—-'l‘ho third and
last day oi’ tho southern Intorsintu immi-
gration and industrial congrmm was large-
ly social in its obscn once.
A melee... flanged.
Cotonou, n (3.. June 2.—-.l11hn 1’.
Norman, white, was hanged In Grsenvllle
iallyard for the murder oi L Washington
Hippo, his iatlisr-ln-lavv.
1%
Les Der-fl "in m“. Uni
sari June e.-- 11mm in
sw' ambassador
amnesia
m
susmsss SITUATION.
The Great Coal iitrilto is In All Important
Feature.
NEW YImK, Juno 2.'—l)unn's wwkly
review, publishul today, says:
It is a sign of cheering Import that In
finished business, represented by clmrrlngs
and railway tonnagri. there has been less
decrease slam the strike began than might
have been expected. llut in Illi' hoate busi
note the orders whh )1 start the wheels, to
result in tonnage and paynu-nt weeks 01
months later, there Iswms to be an actual
decrease. Not only are now orders low
and small in most departments, but can
soliations 0! orders previously given are
increasingly numerous. This is in part
the sheet of the uncertainties which the
strikes produce, but It extends also to nu
merous industries which proposed changes
of duty ight afloat. Mcanwhilo the ox-
porte of gold rapidly deplete treasury rev
serves, while Idle money gather» here in
unusual amount for the caisson, although
crop prospects continue on the whole most
favorable.
There have been strong hopes this“ wit
that the great miners' strike Would he
torminatcd by compromise, but an oilort
to enlist governors as arbitrators has proI
od fruitless, and the coniorcnco at Spring
field, Ills , has adjourned without any
good result. Incentive proclamations in
several states are Issued to check contin-
ued interruptionsoi trsilic and acts oi vio-
lence, and concerted cilorts oi operators
will now be made to start their mint-s with
new bands. The end of the strike does
not seem ncarcr than a week ago, but ex-
haustion of coal and echo supplies on one
side and of the resources available for sub-
sistence of strikers on tho other must
hourly increase the dliilculty of maintain-
his unltcd action.
Meanwhile tho-conficqucnt Interruption
of traillc and industry lIu-rmw-s. ’I'hvstop-
page of iron furnaces bctwm-n tho Allo-
ghany mountains and tho MISNII-sippl riv-
cr has become complete, and a grout mun-
hor of concerns mannim'turino iron and
others requiring soft coal or coke l'or iml.
have bccn ion-ml to stop.
Business cannot incrcasc in volumc‘nn-
dor such circumstances. and yet payments
through all tho clearing honsI'4 in tho
week show a decreascot only 20.8 per cent
compnrod with last year and an: nearly
as large as in April.art-ragingahout Si :2
000,000 daily at IIII cithw, against. Sills
000,000 in that month and Man II and
“40,000,000 III l-‘obrunry.
Though a largo Illlilllll'I‘ ol‘ \\'1'l'l~i<ilri‘
Idlc, thc dcmniul l‘or pn‘an'h is not. what
might be t‘pr-I'tI-tl I-ItlrI-I' Ill I1IIIIIIII' “I in
urgcnt'y. ’l‘br output III 11-1111 and ~t1~1'l hit-1
bot-II suddI-Idy .IIIII —|..'1r1.ly l't'lllli't‘ll. but
the I't'lllil'i’ll supply ~11 : I. about 11~ sIIlli-
Cll‘nI I1Iril11-111-IIIIIIIII .1. II “IL.
except in 111 \‘t'lll' l'
ROWDY COLLEGE BOYS
From- light at an i. nierlaimncnt of Mr bin-
ann I r'iiIlllIl' -II.
‘l‘\l:l.l.~il, I'11.. .lunc L’,——'I'ho annual
banI-Nquo 1 llIt'I‘Illlllllli’llI lIyilIcl'rI'~III111-II
ol' Ilh'klth‘on collcm- at tho opI-ra hono-
:i lIIIIIIIlI ugt)
it'd Io Illlrr 1-\t1*nl
hcrt- cndcd in a disgraceful row, which 111- ‘
InostIIsSIIIIII-d the proportion»; of :1 l'lnl
While the performance war. in prognwr 11
crowd of Mntllmiliurt's ontorod tl11~ hall
'l‘lII-y wrro supplied with tlin hot-wand
other I-IIIIII-iI'aIII'IIs {or nuihitu: IIIIICFN and
Not up a (llli that completely droII III-1| lb.-
voit'cs of tho performer-1. lino oi the lath-r
bormnc 511 enraged that ho hIIrII-Il :I bwi‘
bottlo irIIIII ti11- nillllt‘ into the undo-11w.
striking Mrs. I-‘11.sl11r oi obi.» 1'in lull III
ilic lure,
The many Hillt'l' wouwn in tho illillll'llt'i'
Int-r pnnl1 str'II lil' II and I». g .111 to at 1-. 11m,
‘ to pIIIII- 1 t prisIInI I4 11 in 111- I11 1"IIII1 ti on III' 1
I am opp. ~I- -d to 11m I1 law for,
1111111... 1 riIIIc which;
in my opinion pIuI'o. any man Iwyuntl Ilit‘l
law and pub him ln'lnw the;
'l'lII-snuthcrn pr'oploaro II1It Illllllli‘ I
TWO TOWNS GONE.
Colorado Floods” 11...... Thorn Down the
(‘anyom
1511171111211, Colo, .l 1111.1 :.-—-l"il’ty bridges
between hero and the mountains have
been carried away. The towns of (‘ opper
Rock and Sugerloal' are gone the has
also and (‘orning mlts flooded and six oi
their outbuildings 1m cpt down the can-
3'0“
Springdalo and Jamestown suflercd
greatly. but. no particulars can be had ex.
cept that the Hpringdaie hotel 1‘. in ruins.
Several other small'towns along the can-
yon hsve been partly destroyed, but noth-
ing definite regarding lows can be learn
ed until communication with these dis-
tricts has bosom-established.
IIIAIIo SI'aINos, (3010,. June 2.--'l‘he
damage by the flood in this county is esti
mated at $100,000. The storm was the
longest and most disastrous in the memo-
ry oi the oldest Inhlibltant. ()n the menu-
tain tops. instead of rain, iii inches of
snow icll. Almost all the bridges over
Fair creek and ltsbranchos have gone, and
some houscs were washed away and minor
iloodcd.Tl11~ro lime been no trains in or
out for two days, and thcre will probably
be none {or scvuml days yct.
PORTLAND. On, June 2,—The flood in
the Columbia continues to increase, and
the Indications are that the worst is to
come. 'l‘hu‘uppcr Columbia Is again ris-
Ing about one {out III 24 hours. The river
In more than 11 (out higher than over bo~
foro known, and the damage will be im-
mouse.
The fertile bottom lands along the river
from the Rocky mountains to the sea, a
distance of 000 lllIll'S, are all Innndutcd.
Crops arc. ruined, houses washcd'away and
stock drowncd. ’I‘ho ilood has come grad.
finally, which has given residents on oppor-
tunity to more from their houses, The
salmon canning business has been almost
annihilated. Fish and canning mtahilsh-
monts along the rivor- {or a distance of
L’OOIIIIIcs are under water. Telegraphic
communication to the north anti cast is
cutoll‘ by 11 roundabout way. All along
the L'nlon I’acillc from this city to I‘ma-
tilla about 20 miles oi‘trnck are under wa-
tor. ’I'hcy have c4tuhllslII-d steamboat
service. which enables tluvm to carry the
mails and [)ziariI'llgI-I's‘.
TILLMAN ON LYNCHINGS.
Ila Sm. lie- \\'11ul1l Lead In Mob Io Lynch :1
Ilaslslwr.
(11H 11111.1, >3 (' ,,
ISi‘V. .I, .I.
John 2'
Hall of Norfolk.
lioI‘crnnr 'I'iIIIIIuII 11 i‘tIII'
ho says.
limit in tin)" that I .1111 i‘IiI‘i'I'I'il}' report ;
I ~I‘Iil in 1111 canvaesl
IIIII )i‘illwilgti I.IIII I ~ .II IIIIII‘, ilII It gown) l
1 r 11‘ IIIIII, I would lI1-. III II IIIIIII in l}lll ll:
IIIII'IIIIIII.IIlIlI1-11rl1lu1ii who had rt‘nlsh
ml any \"Hlililll, \IIIIII- or black.
lil41'IIdI-IIII
I haw promptly 1111b r111 out tIn IIIIlIiin
filln‘rlll'e.
anything but rap.
pill“ III ”in
bruins,
Ion-I in den ing with tho tilit“lli|ll oi lynch
ing. but
_ firm-.4. and but for the {art that i‘\'l'I‘}' out-
) Im'nl; 11f lhcLIIIIII4II~1'1II1~:Il1'xi by Iii‘
I
and the Irgshuun 11ml hillillnllllll‘i 4 [1'1 1111111 I
SIIVUIH‘II in 11 iron light
pilllllwsil III~\1'~pIIp1~r~. t-1.~l.'1111l1-r
n'prI'scnt our pooplv
and II1'I.~.
NI NIIII n lllIiiII. ~iniI~l11 ‘9“lll ~II11II tli: It
Ill“ [NIIIW “MINI l thty mm" as 11ft. II in IIINIIII uIIII IIIIIIII
in at this juncture and lllllilltil right and , urn states as they do In llu \tIth
I1-it until something liko 11r111‘r 11:11.4 rouor
cd, but it was not until liri'sidcnt lhI-Il IIi' 1
llic kin-.1111 illlll’fli‘ appcarI-d that quiet was ‘
brought about
\Ir,4 hound/“ho lInd Ill‘lli 1.1rr11d to
‘4
u.-
lho .si. Igo in on 11111111141 iousc,ontlit1on w: I-1
ri-vivcd \"Iili dillh'lulty nml lulu-n lo lll'l“
homu- >11r I~l11ulliilhurt.l1utwill rt‘i‘IIVl'I',
I'I'I'allli'lll lin't'il I'llill'iii‘lI'I'I/I‘Il Illl'
ll (human/“11> llll‘ 1‘1IIII‘III'
BASEBALL.
“'Ilitcelurrrv .11 II II o ; ii l 11 II
llinuluimtoii.. I o H I II I o u I
Sprinuiioblmw 0 o :i 11 II o H 11 ll . ,
I‘I'U\‘lllt‘iii'i‘.... 0 ll 0 II II II II I II I '. .1
llric....,........11 II o o 11 I l I, l
Iiull'nlu........l 0 0 U 11 II II 0 0 l . 1
Fatal Floods In Spain.
MAIIIIIII, .llllll‘ ‘1. ~'I‘hII I'Il‘vr
tho provinuo oi Iii-rltin. NWUIIUII by rI'oont,
hoary rains, suddenly n\\'l‘|ILU\'l'l‘ tho 511111111
Unrat- road, dostrnylng IIII inn and a Ivnro-
housc. The bodies oi iodrownoil pr-rmuw
have already been rooovcrcd, and it. is In»
liuvcd that (10 people lost their lives by this
riso III the river.
Tried to Kill Ills Moihor-in-lavv.
CAN/ih'ilAliiiF/i, N. Y., .iuno :2.-.\laxou
L. Miller, a Uhoshlro tanner, attompual
to murder his motlIor-ln-law, Mrs. Ward,
and then shot himself dead. He also shot
and wounded II lit-I'Inau labor-or 111111ch
Bolsch, oi whom he wasjt-nloue. lloisch
Worked the larva upon which Mr». Ward
“70d. ”MA
An Antl-llreclrinrltl'o Meeting.
V'sasanuts, Ky, .luno 2.-A largo
mass meeting was held here to pmtcst
against the 1' ndidanyoi (Zolom-i W. (2.
1’. Brockinr no {or congress, 200 lIIdiI-s
being pros out. .
Minors omlnato a Leader For Congress.
SPllli‘l mew, Ills, Juno it.-~J111111~s A.
Crawls l, president oi the Illinois Mlncrs'
federation, was nominatwi {or «1111ng
train the Hotrontoonidi district by the PM.
ple' s '.__l’arty
Henry Van Amen: Deed.
Fassntmvttts, N. Y.. Jane 2.—~—Dr.
Henry Van Amen). an on congressman
and pension commissioner in President
Grant's administration, died at his borne
. as n‘oI-II'IIIII ship III the navy yard
.‘III‘IIIr ll: ‘
New North For the Old Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, .luno :3.——'l't11- tuntorlc"
.old amp-.1133... Richmond luu bcI-n tow.
cd to the League Island navy yard from
NI-wImrt by the cruiser Atlanta.
d. 1.1». of Ho IIItt1r ship “llll II III l‘IIIJ {.II'
111 thI- IIIIIrc .\II.~tII1II lb I in (I111 hurlIorl
'l I. am 1111
of ~1in rn l and [1111p I11 ll Ilit
Martin linolta. Ill‘I‘ IilInIIl 1~11111l"'lh.
l.tllil'~‘ l‘s IIIII. II In llllIlI'l‘~l-1I11l, in ln- lll'IIl\|'II
up. lliil H 1.1 III- olII'rI'II i11ll11~ II.II.Il IIII—
guih- :IIIII i~ [-1 lil‘ IIIII11r'-I .II wIIIv 1-11111'11
lI'IIl point on lln‘ llI'IIIIInI‘u or >1IIIIII'I.;II
5i
Sirlulllmnl on Fire.
III I‘F,\l'I. Juno ‘3 I'lo- similm: I’II
iIi‘llll, who l1 11:14 H.111 up Ill liuliulo l1..1'i.or
at tho {not of tho but Watson 1'l1‘\.IIIII‘,
I'anuht ilru shortly ain-r l‘.’ o'clock last
night, The two ilro lugs Inado short work
of tho ilro, howvvcr, and ‘cinIIIzIIInlu-Il it
Ill'f‘ll'l‘ llil' hull of tho I’ilm’ilu “1h dain-
nucd.
llII- l11I;Il litillll‘li “'Iillrl‘
1 lug,
NKIIH‘I‘II Il.\1-’l ‘1\‘.il"~.
I II I
Washington. I' I‘ I ‘1 1‘ 1. 0 .1 II II I.’ ."
I'lll‘lJlII'J. _ 1*: ll i 11 1 II 11 ll 1 . A .I'
1- 1| 1.
'b’l. l.onI.~ i | Ir 1 H 0 ‘3 0 H .Ill
,\'1'II\1~Ii. '* l 1- II '1 11 ll 0 It I l l
II II. I‘
III‘IIII'IIIIII., . , ll 11 II I II ll 1.‘ 1' II II
(‘11,,“51” ,.... ll II II 1 II II ,1 I. 11 II 1 ;.,
J“ 11 il.i l
llaltlmorcu .. .'I '1 11 1| 0 11 ll 0 2: I 1' l
i‘IIII'IIIIIIIII,. . I II I II 11 II 11 o o- 5 ii .I
11. H. r.
l'hil‘n.l 0 l o II II I I 11 o o ‘. III In ;'
LUMP-.3 U (I ti 1 11 II II II II II it it {I ‘3
II. II. i..
i'lrI'clmul ..... I I l .'I Z.’ a I 0 \ ”ill .I
lioston ,,,,,, 11 II II II E :3 n i o a in J.
l' \hllvl.\ ll.\l1l I ‘1 Nil“.
Huxrc. in
Minn“ (‘urluu (iulv Armor.
l.11\1111§.. Juno 2' Slur-i111, tho manu-
Illl’IliI‘I'l' of rapid llI'1~ gum, 111110 .‘III exhi-
bition III III“ I'IIirnas which ho hum inI‘I'IIL-
. 1 {III III opposition to tho lililli‘lr proof coat of
III'rr Down. 'I'ho I'Xllllill iou prIIIvII II dia-
Irppoiut Illi'IlI to tho slIIII-Iuiom ’I'IIII Jinx-
lIu mini-14 apparently I. only a thin nlil‘t‘h
oi elm-I, “llll‘ll Illl‘ bulh'ls llrmi i’IIiII-II to
plcrI-I' ‘
An “01': \'.~t1-ran Dead.
li.II.II.IIoIII:, .111111- 2’. William WI-lsh
Illcd lli'I‘I‘, 111ml 0i Ivor-1. lio I».1~I'I'1»ilpIIw-
Ilorto tho cannon uwl III Ilcfomooi the
British 111111.11 1111 Iltiiuuro in IN”. Ila
Wan Illt‘ last. hill'\'l\||l’ oi the defenders of
IinllIIuorI-
Traveling .“Ml Mini.
III'NNIE.1111...luI11-;’.~~I|onryl-‘rithshot
and Milt-II E. III. 'I'IIIIIIII'I‘I‘II. traveling for
(Joyol \‘7 Sargent, .‘41. Louis, at his moth-
er's unto becauso tho IIIl-Il'i' rolnscd toloavo
the house whoa ordered by Firth‘s mother.
Turpin a Hhrowd Advertiser.
LoNIIoN, .lnne aim-Tho corrostmndentoi
The Times at Paris says that it becomes
increasingly evident that the whole story
about the sale to Germany oi mollnito by
'l‘urpln was II more advertisement.
locomotives r... 11....11.
New Yoint, Juno 2.-—'l’ho Brooks loco
motive works of Dunkirk, N. Y., havo
just received an order for 30 passenger lo
comotlvcs and Ill) irolghtlocomotlvcs (or
the Central railway oi Brazil
The 111.511.11.11...
PHILADELPHIA, Jone ii.—liurlng the
month of May them were coined at the
United Mam mint in this city 1,004,646
pieces at silver and gold, mph-seating a
valuation of Ill, 538,450.
lthodo Island Cattle Diseased
Paovmsncx. Jone ii. --'rhe state board
of health reports manhood-lend is still
overrun with settle Morin. trout tuber
“tooth-s m
- ln rI-ply 11.1
who \I‘ritI's of
tho hlltllilt'f‘éllgilllhl tho people of tho Southl
III-III}; t'li‘I‘llilllI'll III I‘lllizllllitl by Ida Wolls, l
:1I1-ll1-rinwhl1'hl
I am on ,
ri‘i'ltl‘tl 1'13 IIIII‘IIII; ado-d iln' II-gislaiun- tui
glII- lln‘ pom-1' III1‘1-111111'11uny>h1~riil who,
IIIIIIII'III II I-rI~11II1'I' to II.) I_I'111'I11-1l \Yllllt' III .
all our lynching: :11'1111111 oi 111- 1
they “'tllllil 1't1‘ll1' HUI
more comment than 1-141-II‘II1-ro in the l'nit ‘
'i'ln‘ lilt'll ~‘
mond is to talu- IIIl' liliit't' of the St. Louis;
'I'lIo ‘
It is l'l‘lliil‘li‘il that :1 II'nt1-IIIIIIII1 on.
'I'rigllim is min-.1
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Thc'Le‘adlng Dry Goods Stare.
lrislram &. Hyatt, No. 2 Gazelle H’d’g
M-‘flNONo-Mc—u
Ladies’ “Blazer Suits,
Ladies’ Blazer Suits are in order now and we think we have
succeeded' In getting the correct styles
Large Suits ,
in particular are going in a most gratifying manner. For‘38.50
we sell the best suit in blue or black serge that has ever been pro-
duced; while our $12.00 suit with skirt four yards wide and blazer
out long and graceful surpasses anything we have ever shown. In
Duck Suits
we wish to call your attention to one we have just received and
are selling for $1.98 per suit; sizes 32 to 38 in. If we can’t fit you
from our regular stock we will send and get you one.
Shirt Waists
in the latest styles, both in silk and wash materials.
lristrani 81 Hyatt, Normlkjgni
Roton Point,
South 'Norwalk. Conn.
I
The Innst charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
FINE HIITEI, FINE BATHING HOUSES,
General Attractions.
. , . , , . a .
hwry facIIIty for provulmg for large excurstons.
Dancing Daily in the Pavilion.
Rotnn Point lmpmvemem Company, Owners and Proprietors.
.l. l<‘lNl{ENS'l'ElN, (icneralgllanager.
11 if
coIIIIIIIcIII; JUNE 4. THE STEIMEH an [IF Alli—HI.
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Illa'l‘“ KEN
South Norwaik and New York.
It‘ARE—b‘lNlllil'l, lilo: EIXCI'IISIUN, 701‘.
s
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I r1~lgl1ist.--.anur (‘in of N IIIIulk. II-IIII-s .\‘1- ~11 \ 111k, Monday. ‘V‘IIIIII'NIIIU and Friday at
320011.111. Lumen Noruulk 'llitwlu) 'l'humla) aII1lr1aiurdIIyIIt .3100 p III. Fultht receive-.11
lvom 71.0011 III. 1.15.1011 Ill. ii if
JUST A LARGE iINEilF
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F
IIAK BEII-RIIIIM SUITS, SIIIEBIIARIIS, Ell-
TENSIIIN TABLES, FANCY SHAIRS,
ANII PARIIIR FURNITURE
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Raymond & 80113.
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