m.m made lor seeing then
‘ it or min more {or being.”
. you seen, our Cone Shells nnd
their bounty of color. Everyone
*M'io here‘oue. 15c etch. Come
rm," \l
[s runs Creamery Butler
Ddowntozsc.
PRUNES.
battle ilkeirtert ones. We have some
. homer: Prunes that are tart, 12lc lb.
We'ere showing some extra good
BANANAS.
1:250 a den.
”.— .... .‘ p...
I Iiblelrllomslock
. . DELICIOUS?
Sparkling and healthiol. Enjoyed by the
whole family. No other root beer ex-
rlct equals Williams' in strength and
purity. One bottle of extract makes 5
gallons. The great temperance drink.
Thlsisunlnuly“jnstnegoml" ’
as others, but for [Vt/tr. _ ()nc SOLD
trial will support this chum. EVEHVWNERE
'lille-e I Carlene, llui'errl. CI.
n5 film
WHERE IGNOHANC
IS MISS
YOU llllN'T KNOW
JNNAHDU MISS.
But you can save lots or hard j
work when you ('it'flll hour-e. hy ‘
using '
i
w...
LUSTRINE.
10 cents at nlilm'or‘rrn.
't-i‘WMJMeekerldio.
' t. a J. ii. shuns
. HOT WATER sure
Plumbing. Steam and lies-Fitting.
Til and Sheet iron Work.
‘ Hot Air Heating.
Pierre and estimates (tarnished lor o-lllmr
I“ I“. m or hot. air liontlnu.
”MU?“ MAlN H'l‘
rm zeu;
‘ fiddle melanin Mariel
_ Mr"? ‘ l
‘M
1‘
bu that authored every Saturday morning.
Mcmm have rounder:
we sell is extra nice just new.
.
Four Riotou‘s Miners Reported
Killed by ludiana 7:661».
HAD TRIED TO BLOW'UP A TRAIN.
The Strikers Placed Dynamite on the 'l'reeh
In Front of n Troll: flooring Guanine»
Ken’- Commd—Wut Virginia Ulrike"
Shoot Four Biol-union Miners.
SULLIVAN, 1nd,, June 5.-~I’urtiel who
have just come in from Farmcreburg re
port that the militia tired on the strikers
and killed [our men. News has just
reached here that the strikers are burning
the bridges behlhd the coal train.
Herbert and Sam Woolsey, coal opera.
tors, have just come in from Sheiburu to
escape the mob of miners that was after
them with a rope. .
Colonel Ross has just arrived from the
moth with five companies. They are
waiting here {or orders and will probably
join General .\icKco's command today.
The country in the direction of Alum
cave is very wild and hilly, and no opcrn-
tlons will be attempted unless the strikers
tulle to the brush. Very serious trouble
is expected. Sherifl Mills has just ur-
rived with (our prisoners.
Dynnmite on the Truck.
Tatum Ill-Aura. 1nd,, Juno 5.—l"our
pounds of dynamite were placed on the
track of the Evansville and Terr-e lluuto
railroad by striking miners. The explo-
sive was placed on its track in {rent of
the train hearing the several compnnlcs of
the lndiunn militia, in command oi Gen-
eral W. .l. McKee. ’l‘his mum in point at
low miles south of Fumicrsburg. between
this station nod 5hclhuru, the llrst of the
mining towns of the road. '
The mllitin has been in the vicinity
since Sunday moriiiug and has materially
aided the compuuy in moving the cool
which has been tied up by the strikers.
The power of might was too much for the
strikers. und they," concluded themselves
to ludulgv in some light.
This was in the shnpe of dynamite and
the forerunner u! what in lo come unless
the rum nrr- quickly our-lied. “ml the
dynamite lwu exploded one of the great»
ostcas'unltivs tin» slut ~ hns ever hnd might
have occurred. It was sheer gtxrd fortune
as it was. Five Ponchos and n lrnggngn
cur, tlu-oiih-r-h' qunrivrs und slorcroom,
were liliel with the trmuw, numbering
300 in nil. All dny the militia hnd ili'l‘ll
camped nt .\uliium. wlu‘n null-rs were
given to murrt u trniulozul o.“ rod print
the sowrnl minim.r comps.
Striker-o iii Ambuoh.
'l‘hntrnin lrrnrim.r thumllitiurur'n moved
out from Sullivan and proceeded directly
to Shrllurrn, it. preceded tlurr-onl train
and pulled on t'u- -lde tragic at. Shelhuru
ti. allow Urbano-r train tr puss ulomr.
'l‘lu: miliiinm "N t the 1min and Wm.-
mun-Lei under nrrilglts pust tlw slntiou in
n rozlrl uhr‘rv n crowd of Zoo nu-unmi
norm-n \u'rr- ‘Viillidiilfl in n luvuzl lug um-
. tulle,
.\n n ». rum ml ~slur ligniu-t the rilltiit‘fl
was all t m m lid lw lunrd. hm iii(‘ no
['(rnrnuvr of hm inc '5 of tin» hlrlkurs was
dr-(urmurel nml in ”in1 as though Mrllln'
thing Win in mm lm' t'w tr "'i" The
_? mnl (ruin w-rxl rlouu thr- lrnv-k n! a (Mr
rnlr- of ~pr-r-rl. umi no nits-lupin- “’r'l‘t' mode
to draw thr- pin-r.
.\D tll' ih‘l-Iil‘ wul'i; just: north of lln'
rond ruuuiruzaulunrz illv stntion tlw spouul
Win slm'kvuml mull rinlly for {r M that (in.
‘r limbo-rs might hrm- lwr-n wrnkrnr-d. The
i soldiers t‘Xlit'i‘lvrl some dr-vvhrpuIr-msf‘so
i quiet \wru thr- sinker» but now nutil'i
pnti'd ~ur'h n drhtmdly attempt i“ on».
mud». 'I'iw r uni truiu solely pnswd the
. elation. 'l‘hr- norpu l'lllilnl‘ki‘il uunln nud
‘ follow d :5 short distant-3r in the rr-nr,
; llnrdly n milv hurl lwr-u truvr-rén-d when
L ushot \vns ln-urd in the dislulrcv. Four
l mu; mph-used that harm luui burn put in
i thr- wny ml the rum! train nrul it hrul pm
i silrly lwr'u ddvll- d. lull in imunrl shut gaw-
_nu inkling n! the rrnl muv. ll “in nu
'rllnrlu tr Mimi wimp m lh- dutmm-
that n tmiu mrryrug Hui um .mpmm h
lug 'i‘ln- :1:th rll‘rlu lumwl Ill idlv ll r
word rmd lli'l‘\‘ in .l -l n d~ll§l rim-r tly m
tli’v runl‘ Hi ill ‘ r' Lli lrlilr
.\u llt\"~ll.!.ill an -iin\\‘lli lln- liaison for
.‘llnrm \. llr~~ llu' l‘:.il.~i for n riinlnum- of
fill 1v 1 hi my i iu‘u r~ m rr-s'r'r ivlwd in oil
purssrirh- um . in nmlmA-ll in lhv il‘~.i\)‘
urns- .‘iml iliiv ' i, -lurlrlml limln-r' \wn- .i
.lmrly nl Tim I: hi i'- it “mi 1hr 1r pol-pm-
n, mpi ur- liu‘ r I: ll lrgriir 'i'ln' rllwluirnrk
llll'lli oi llu- trnugu u.l~ ilillllr'rlllfl'i) lu-
,Klll|. :llili ler'mi .\lr'itrr’ ll"|i|'r\|l ill"
immi's iuvurlmwrrn surr rtllul lhv- minors.
3but ill rrimu-mrr lulled. n» ”1- Iiiilll‘rrl
«run-rid in .ll dirw lions 'i ilr' \\'l’~(li€iil.!“
on lliv .i' l‘» mm ri'lllln‘l'll. Jillii lhvr-lnl
lrolu u h u ..t nil
i’mlr rl‘vu rrmh- lmmlm worn found Ill"vl‘
:Slwllmrl nrrd {luv wlx‘qfl lhr- lrm-h lry lll.‘
lruiu~ \‘iilrmll i'\lriu illlg, .\ null lruin
was durum d by llu- rnlrrr-r‘nnml run in
Alum rum whr'ru lhu strli‘r rs how u
Ilmuuhold 'l'hv luilllin hlvlrl rm llrrll'
nrru~ rwzrr' l’uruwrshurur haul llidiil
l'cnw in tin- l'lenriirlrl llo'giuo.
l'l.l~.\lll'll‘l.ll, l'u. .lulm :, w‘l’vru'u ol'
the most profound «hummer prcvnllrl in
the l’ir-nrlh»lrl murl region. but lhu burst in-
lorrnr-d. lmlh mourn: the strikers end the
olmrnmrs, think it ill only lrlmimrnry, nml
thut lloulllllimor surrender (or onosido
or the other rrmnt soon lollow. it lrM
been rumrrrml since Hniurdny thnt thr-
Mili‘lli'il ('oul mmpnuy intended toslnrt
Work in one rd its runny mines in north-
Irn Cnmbrlnmunty yenterduy. nod trou-
ble was looked (or in thut locality. but up
to the present time no elu'h steps hnvu
been token by either side. The strikers
allover this wglon era in high spirits.
and there are mnny indications that cool
is very source.
Your Miner» Killed from Ambush.
(Huntsman, W. Yo. June n~A wie-
grmn lrom Montgomery states that arr the
minors m. l'omrllmn wen. lmvlng the
mines there several shots were fired at
them from the surrounding timber. in
suiting in four men being killed. Mme
of the men who did the ebootin was dlm
mend. -'l‘ho proprietor of the Milton
mines telegraphed the lost of the shooting
to the governor. stating that ho had naked
the charm for protection mud linked it
nothing could be done to protect his men.
The merrier replied lhet he had taken
the proper mum: in calling on the nberlfl.
but that under tlu- ammo military aid
could only be extended when asked for by
the sharia. lie has ordered three earn:
ponies of military to he may to numb It
I limo!“ 231:5» mltvau Momma:
manager or t mrr ton company.
which; Point Planet for monotonous
toll: and is waning down the men who
last fl toe miners.
runesr noun.
. the coal mines flow has i
, Minn them
of {them by strikers. who desire
It") the coal from coming out from. the
the road is guarded by rm immense tome.
and suspicious looking alternation pro not
xdiowed toupprorwh. The two local mili-
tary companies have useernblod ready to
proceeddo either Kenovn or Winifredc,
as these are the points where striking
miners have been gathering.
At Ashland, 0., strikers estimated at
from 1.000 to 9,000 were expected from
the Wollston district to blow up the Nor-
folk and Western railway bridge. The
railroad has about u hundml guards stu-
tioued at the Ohio river bridge alone, all
armed with winchestors, while‘*thclmili~
tary companies are held in readiness for
orders it needed.
Will Accept No Compromise.
I’l'r'l‘snvlm, June 5.—-—’l‘here seems little
prospect that a settlement of the strike
will be reached as an outcome of today’s
conference of the miners, oliiciuls and or-
gauizers at Columbus. Socnrtury ‘War-
nor, who, with Organizer Harris. is yet in
the city, said: "There will certainly be no
69 cent rate compromise (or the Pittsburg
district. The miners will not hear of it.
They have struck {or 1'9 cents, and unless '
they get it they will continue the light."
New Mexico .\llnee Shut Down.
CERRILLOS, X. 31., June 5.—-Wonlt in
ion suspended
'untll further orders from President Mc-
Bride of the [Tuitod Mine Workers of
America. The mines are the largest in
the locality.
. The Great Light It Sandy Hook.“
Sssnr lloox. N. J.. Juno u.——’l’iw grant
electric light that wrrs recently erected
here was operated last night for the first
time in the must. The light. which is of
194,000,000 candle power,.wm exhibited
at the Chicago Columbinn exposition. So
intense and lurrenchiug were the rays that
places for down the Jersey coast, in Staten
Islund und Coucy Island were pluinly visfl
ible. It is elnirm-d that the l‘ ‘
seen without dilliculty us {or us
phin.
i’hilndel-
i.» .- m, . .. _
How the Chinese Deal ‘V ll S
Slum-MAI, June 5.—( * guru n.irikc
of tin- nriisons engaged in repairing the
pulnco M; Poking for the celebrations in
honor of tho birthday of the emprms dow-
ngcr. the r-rnpcrur promulgated n (hen-o
that all strikers should he puni~h d with-
out morcy; (hut thr- ringlmuh-rs should he
Itrunglcd nud the allure hnuishvd to the
lever und ruosuuitu ngiuus. ’i‘hr sirike
speedily collapsed.
Tillman Aspire; to the Senate.
Pom lllriuuoxlr. N. '., Juno fr.—’l‘he
evening session of the international con-
vention of temperance udvocntvs \vus lll‘ili
in the big nudilorlum nl- Phrliilrltimi purk‘.
Governor ’l'ilimnn of Sr urh (‘uruliun and
(full nnl .\. .\. Baron of lirnnldyu dwlivvr-
ml 'nddn sum. linrr‘ruor ’l‘illmnu in tho
(‘IIIH‘M‘ of his rl-murkw nuur uni '-d lhnt ho
was ncnudidnlc loi'lhcl lliiwi fulll‘fi svnv
ntv.
Committed §ulrl||v In l'uhlir.
llE'l‘lllJJlliu. l'u.. .luru- :i.‘-‘(‘iliiril‘$ .l.
'l‘nughlnnm lwnlo'r in thn- orrlunun- works
of the limhlrhrm iron company. wuuuil-
led suicide by hnrlgiuaz hiumdl out ofa
second story front window. The unfortu-
nnlu mull hung for hall an hour in full
View ul llu- IK‘Ullit' nil lhv main street of '
the city. all of “burn thought ho wns
cleaning windmsx.
I'llll'n'l'r Train Iiiiclir-d.‘
Si”. LUl'lS. .luno- .’-.-——lu n lrrivf dispntvh
just received from l‘olumhiu, Iil~ . liy .\.
W. (lurk, division r-ulwrilmuldvul of the
Mobile nud ()hio rnilrnnd. )Illsm'llm‘gil‘llill
No. 5. which left lu-rr- iikhl night. wns
ditched m Fisher's Lilo: rwnr I'ulumhlu.
’i‘ho r-nglum-r nml lirumuu nn- rupnrml to
tally uml Min-n M-riously lnjurml
Train Mimic-rs Discharged.
i)l.\\'iill. .lum' I; -» vl‘nrly i'lillillll'li\\'1‘.‘\i
org who hl'ill‘li n 1 ohm l'lu'illr' freight
train nt liyvrs. (Yr r... \nr: rnprnru d or
Ellis, Knit. 'i'lu' lhrm- ii'fllil’l“ \n-ru [.iiviltll
lo ’l'opvkrr 'l‘hmr {allow-n on W brought
trill-«iron uml .lxulxw Ilnlh liryliw hurm‘d .
! 3:,
lhr'uluu llw ground iimi hi! wur't did
not how jllrl~till Iron.
“'n-rk rm llu- .h-rnr-y ( vulrnl.
i’iilllll .\\lr:v~\. X. .l, June I. » .\ l..-.
high Vuilr‘y wumu r m»! vi mm 3 luinru
gr'rr‘llulllr'oli lur- |'r-nlr.ll ii.ii!l'm’ul nl' .\r'w
.lol'r-tiy ill. llu' i.|’l|l;.(i\ \ ullr-y t‘l‘ldfiillh’.
antes mince. livery bridge along .
3 minutes late. Engineer Long of Roches-
ter took the engine here, and De Wolfe,
tween Syracuse and Buffalo, was struck
_ _ tsr‘ucx . ms
Ingmar De Weill; mucky Bu While
r ‘ animal, slur-t. . “
LYONR. N. Y., June 5.-—Engineer De-
Wolie of liun'alo, running engine No.
888, attached toCentrnl Hudson train No.
1'1," known as the special mull limited, bev
in the forehead nt Warner's by it mall.
pouch catcher while leading out of his col»
window. A hole as deep as a men's tilt
was cut in his forehead, and he was
knocked senseless. ills firemen hound n
handkerchief around the injured man's
forehead, at the some time keepingtbe’
train moving along at use mile gait. ‘
Engineer De Wolfe revived and resumed "
control n! the engine and ran the train
to Lyons, their first stop, arriving live
unassisted. walked back to the rear coach.
Io presented a ghastly appearance, his
race being covered with clots of blood.
Railroad men say it was the nerviest rent
an engineer has made in this vicinity
sticking to his post lnfirod to the extent
De Wolle was.
BASEBALL.
NATXOXAL LEAGUE GAMES.
. mini.
Pittaburz......i 0 4 o l (i l (l x—‘lli 4
Boston ......... louozooUl—nez
' KILL
Wuhington..72 0 (l 0 0 l 0 1! S‘A‘lilll 4
Cleveland ..... 2 l U u 0 U 0 ' U~51310
turns.
Brooklyn......‘.’ 4 0 n 0 ll 9 t 1—1818 1
Louieville.....0 1 U 0 1 0 0 0 2—410 7
KILL
St. Louie......0 0 010 010 1—3 Bl
Philmlelphiu..2 o u 0 ii 0 o 0 0~" 7 l
11.11.:
Baltimore ..... 0 0 3 ll 0 0 4 3 27—1: 16 2
Chicago.......:5 0 U l U l U 0 0-4 4 6
run!
Cincinnati"... 0 l 2 o o 2 o 2 1—312 5
Newl'ork ..... 1 ll 1 2 (l (l 0 ll Os—t ii 3
bl'iilih' l.iil\lll.'E_\(iA.\illfi.
n FL!
W'ilkrnimrrou I! ll 2 ll :3 :3 0 l 0— on 4
Binghnlnton..i U l U U 2 U U i~5 8 3
/ rerun.
Providence... U (i ll 0 l 0 ll ll 0<~l 7 l
Springtio:lr.l.... o o e o u o o o 0—0 i :l
n.rr.r:.
Syramxse.......i (i i u o o o l :5 511‘ 4
Troy......“.....o o i o o u Li 0 x—T i o
. rerJ.
llullnio. .. u o u o ii o :l o l 0 0 o o 0 o-< 7 l9 3
iiiie......... o u i o‘.’ on o l no one o——? l‘.‘ 1
Little Borden's Revenge For a Snub.
FALL liivizu. Mil-H, .lullo o.——Lizzh~
Bordon hm sl-rvr-rl notion on the locnl
brunch of (hr- Young \Vnmnn's (‘hristinu
’l'crnpcrnum union, which has its quur-
lvrs iu_ the Andrew .I. liordcn building.
the property of .\iirH liorden. that it must
vncnle ut our-v. llvluro the murder of the
liordvus in lhir.’ Lizzie were on netivu
mcmlwr of the union. but since that time
lwr (‘nw llila lwn'll rigidiyr-xciudml from
debutv, and suwmi of the numbers have
. Trislram
(The Leading, Dry Clouds Store.
TriSiram ll. Niall, No. 2 Gazelle B’d’g‘
Ladies’ Blazer Suits,
r 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 $8.50
we sell the best suit in blue or black serge that has ever beenrpro- , ‘
duced; while our $12.00 suit with skirt four yards wide and blazer
out long and gra eful surpasses anything wehave ever shown. In
. Dock Suits
we Wish to cal your attention to one we have just received and
are selling for $1.98 per suit; sizes 32to 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.
& Hyall, Norwalk, lionn.
' *7
T‘Roto‘n Point,
South Norwaik. Conn.
a“ .
The most charming summer resort on Long,r Island Sound.
FINE HillEi, FINE BATHINB Huusrs,
snuhlmi hvr. She full. that she could not
put up with insults uny lump-r. so the Y. 5
\\'. if. T. l'. hru lrwll ooulpr'lh‘ll to scriil
Mill r quill‘ltrl‘.‘ E
(‘lwervrl lirecklnridge.
I"l:.\\lii<‘nl:l'. ix'y . dune 3.—-(,'nll[:rt'.~‘3-
lunu lirw‘kiuridlzv 4min) hero to on r-uthuv 3
sirutiv gntlwriug of hood pmplv. llu wns -
met at the depot hy :ll’U pimple, who;
churn-d him luslilyus he got oil the trnln. ‘
lie was locum-d with such npplnuso tho: i
he would not minim-nu: ills .\pl'i'tfil {or if)
minutes.
“'ill Not Adjourn For the Derby. |
l.o.\im\, .lumv ;r.v~~‘ir William llur-i'
vourfj r-hnurrllur' ‘ui‘ ihr- I‘Il‘hmlllt‘l‘,‘ ihe‘
Lilk‘l‘iii Imdvr in ilu- lmusu ni’ (-nllllllOlli. I
replying; to a rim-mun put by Mr. J. W. 1
.\lncluru. ulw of ,iiiv lur-lulH-rs for Luncn- '
shire, Milli thnt the iiirllm‘ luui not enough i
superfluous lime to ltliJUlll’D u\'t‘l‘_lur tin-
Dorby. i
i
Fatally Hurt by ller Cook. ‘5
Cult'Aoo, Juno o.—Wlduw 0. Johnson, I
it; Rush strum. was fnlully injured by her i
colored rook, Ann Scott. Mrs. Johnsoni
mourn-d rhu svrvnut of retooling a pocket- I
lmuk. wlwn'upun tlw lll'gl'l'srl suited as .
hntvlu-t and struck iil‘l‘lllifil’fl‘fifi rnlmutodly i
on line “will. ;
('lilo-f (‘Ivrk “'Ilklns lit-ml.
l’l’l‘hM 1;“. June .\.-m‘l' llnllns \Vilhim.
1chivt‘vir-rklowiper-lurvmll-m. lluhimrf tin-
i’lillfiiilll u luui \\II’ it (“ill illJlll‘ill'," lurfl
“lull in l’u- mni «.ll' llilli h'iuklllf.’ lip lint .
z
. lilixq'ngrl l'w
Iiut Hire-n3. Trial ll: gun.
'l'lmt'. N Y . .iqu-a. in lln-rxlmnl"
dluury tvrm ul rhomurl or nyvr nmlu-r-
minor llr'l'i' tlw lr-ml v-l llnl. .\hun (or the
murdrrul liulm-l ii-s unu lozun. it- is
e‘qwr‘ll‘ti ii iii iiii' \‘l'l‘iu Will ill'nl‘r'llllll ii iii
.m urluu n iul'y
“’hn Own- l ill: and Ilmllm‘ho lulnndn’.’
.\I MW. John .3.» 'l'lw wry lruvrvstiuu
qumliou of \\ lil‘lill'l‘ .\r-w \M'k slulv or
“W hiditl‘ Hi va ‘rlr'l‘m'y lt-r H“. nwnr'r Hf
l'llllsnud lh'dhu-R iduuds ill \‘r-w York
: lvuy hm nrisvn in tho ullln- or From inry of
‘ Main l’ullncr.
Twoiiiim-rn (‘rmlrrd in lie-Mir.
\\'ll.Kl-;flll.illl:l-t. in. June n-«Jumph
Mnrtlnnull i'uul llvrmrm. lnlmrors vul-
plrryrd oi. the Forty lt'oot willcry, Worn
crushed to lil‘l‘i by iroirm r-nuuht lwiweeu
the curl-inm- and the side of the shrill.
STORIES BRIEFLY TOLD.
Errlirm-nmr l'lmrlml‘ollirm \‘nn Zrmdt
oi lihode islmrd died in lirrokllnv, Muss.
Them wrm no u mm in the French
chamber-oi dcpuli s in the delmlo on the
cabinet policy. /
The nmrluil isle in Sulmlnr have tri-
umphed comp curly. uni i'rr-nldunt 141mm
has fled the country.
Admit-rd Walker has bum indlruuil'd to
which the situation or. llnwuii and nut to
prvrrrrlt intrvrl’enrncc.
llmdie's block. it furlrstury structure on
Church street, Burlington, Vtit was to-
telly destroyed by lire.
Coptein Aldolph lt‘mitnch of Milwaukee
arrived at linflnio with the ill ton schoon-
C in which he will cross the Atlantic.
Steel GA: Walker of Ht. .lowph. No. the
largest wholesale grocery house on the
Missouri river. has rune into the l ends at
n mutton.
Nlremgunm are in full clmruo of Him»
fielder»... Ererything is reported to be quiet,
and there is no probability of any imme-
diate change.
Pullman llrrgmsun turd Luetholrl ex-
smiled Emperor William’s eheukrend alts
ennui mud that they ballerina it. would
“hauled in three days
Jfimmgwm (on
i'irialum: uud “-l'sir'l‘ll rlliil‘uliti. urn
luuud d-ud in lu-i M iii" ”(”01 'l‘inuo I
mayor, in the llmumnd. limih \\'u~,
('liiloui la) in am til-«r u-u'. > :
Newfoundland lwginlnlors l‘uumtrri.
>1: .loux'r. N. i".. .luuo :._—1rr. .\‘iuulnrr,
‘ 'l‘uir. nud “‘lillum l'nynu. rupnvm-mutivm;
i from lluriu. were uusvatcd nnd disquull- i
lied in tlm_suprvuw court hydmdiw Littln
furrorrupt prhcticl-siu tho luu- guru-mi,
Uit'cl lull. .m
Fred [hwy Dela-Med. ;
l‘lul..im;l.l'lu.\, .luun Ir.-—-iiulrvrt .-\.
“’i-h-h of the “Norton Hun r-lulr «lithium-d
Fred llrwyol' lhv llullywund «lulu in n
elmoliur: ruulvh ul llw [llgmrlis {or the
lliwrtou vhnih-um- pinto.
.\I r». l‘hwrinml 1mm; to (inn “will”.
\'i‘.\-Ili\i.'ltr\'. .luruvir 1- 'l'lw primitir-rrtini
fnluily in now bushing prvpuruilou-a to go
to Hwy linlllrw iur lhv summer, and Mrs.
l‘lr-velurul nud lhurluldiou expect in have
\i'rdmsdny or 'l‘hursdny.
l'n-mniurv iilmt Kills-d Two.
iiu'l' Si'lilh’lm, A rk.. .lmro emu. i2.
Crr-ushnw. n rnlirmul mntrnvtoru! Hprlnlr
lield. Mu . Mid itnlr .\lvifmuu-ll. n lnlrorur.
were luslunlly killed by n pntmntunr blunt
oi dynamite.
.inrlrni null Honorable,» Meet.
Boston, .lune u—w'l‘lm numbers of the
Ancient nnd llrumrulrle cumpnny, Muses»
chusells' pvt lnllliury corps, celebrated
their twu hnndml uud lilty-slxth mini»
rerun-y. 1
Heller-l nrmvonor lienominlted.
Arlmxs, 0.. June (mu-Gonemi Charles
ll. “murmur, Republican. woe renami-
notod for congress by mlnmatiou by the
Eleventh district convention.
Quarantine Against Kelly's Navy.
Chino. lilo, Juno 5.-—-'l‘ho mayor here
has issued n quarantine proclamation
against the entrance of Kelly“: industrial
navy into this city.
The (Mole Ashore.
Ausslumr. Mosu, June b.-—The schoon-
er Oriole of New lledl’ord. Captain Crow.
Keith a canyon! coal. in ashore at Salisbury
sch.
Locusts Active In New Jersey.
minim“, N. .l.. June liw-J'he 17 year
locum are swarming in this vleiuiiy and
m destroying my urea.
' august-Mm
lam mummth
General Attractions.
Every facility gr providing: for large excursions.
’0
Dancing Daily in the Pavilion.”
Rolnn Poul Improvement Company, Owners‘iml Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, Generalllianager.
:1 if
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.M
iii Bill.
in 5mm cry or
trimmers JUNE 4.
DAILY Hi‘IRVIl'E
lil‘I’iWVEEN
South Norwalk and New York.
FARE—SlxliLi‘Z, loo; l'ZXCifliSillh'J Zoo.
Lemur-mill. Nut-walk, Lion. m, i.l"t\'t' New York. Hi‘l‘klliiill ~ll‘m'l. :.'.i’. p, m; Sutur-
dm.‘£ "A! ii. iii. id‘iii't‘. liml ’i‘lmiyunrrr rlrevi. : in p. m :smurdny. 2.15! p. m.
. l’rrighl sirloin-r. ('ily of 5'. rwuik. lr-rmw New York. .\lnrulny. “'l-Ilru-uluyInnd Friday at
”within. Leaves Sorwulk 'lurruiuy.’l‘hurrulny rind Sutuldny on Two p. m. lira-lull received
from 7m in in. micro p, m. ii If
JUST A LARGE in or
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
llAK BEIl-llflllM SlllTS, SIIiEBllANllS, Eli- A
TENSION TABLES, FANBY CHAINS,
AND Pilllllll FURNITURE
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Raymond & Sons.
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more not. rurh ”Wen
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l Men. alumnus-s, I»: Silufi’hinnrrgzfiudr‘iig
d illusion
ii rims. I.” or immune...
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Norwalk Chronicler