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tics and Strikers.
Kill! 0! RIFLES PAGE!) THE RIFLES.
low! lie-union Men fluid by” tho Hohhot!
Boris-pa Murdored After Bola. Torturod.
Bil Deputy Ihsrlilb Against Hundrods of
Blotters—Ono Was Killed.
Uaiosrowu, Pa, J uno ll.-—'I'hs t‘ es
is ended, and again the armed deputi in
the ooke'reclons have made a killing.
striker killed in his boots, two others dy-
ing and another shot thruughflistho result
of the battle at Mutant. ‘ There were six
deputies on one side and a mob of strikers
on tho other. Unbiased testimony is to
the affect that the mob not, only provoked
but compelled the dcputics to ilro on them
after the strikers bud compelled them to
retreat and hadlirod several shots at them.
The circumstancos that led up to this
latest of the man y tragedies of the coko
‘ region were developing since Saturday
afternoon. Four American workmen—-
John Delaney. Ollvur Attlcby, John
Bructt and James Furlough—who live at
lmlsouring, have boon working at tho
Erick Coke company's vallcy works for
some time. They came to Now llavcn,
where they worn to take tho llescnrlng
electric road furhouic, when: thvy have
not been for a month.
In the Hands of n Mob.
As scan as they alightcd from tho train
at New Haven thcy were surrounded by a
mob of scvcral hundrcd strikers. Tho
strikcrs first heat the four workmen and
then put tags on them llt'ill'lng tho inscrip-
tion "workings,” also coveringlhcm with
chalk marks. ’l'hcy than marched their
prisonnrstoall tlm works on tho line from
New lluvon south, holding them up as
decorated samplns of ' scabs for tho revil-
iugs and ribbon of strikers cvcrywhcn'.
The four prisoners were subjected ti) all
manner of insults and indignitics to such
an extent that many of tho mart: rational
strikers protcstpd that it was crucl and
cowardly for so many men to assoll four
helpless follows in that way.
The Frick company Will-é infomwd of the
perilous position its workmcn wvro in.
Field Deputy Malt Allrn and six men
were sent to New llavcn on the part train.
'l'bf‘y were lilia'lt‘il by {also information.
It was daylight when the squad of tired
deputil-s rcaclwd lwmont, whom the fight.
took place. 'l'iwy had lwcn joined by Su-
porintcnilrnt Slatvr of tho loiscuriniz
plant, who had holpcd in tho all night
hunt. Not long after daylight tho man
began to assemble on the commons by tho
hundrcd. ’l'bcy riiuagcd in the wildest.
dcmnnstmtlom, and it, is thought that
they than had tho four cupiivrs in llii'il'
possossion.
Whoa tho dcputh-s wi-ro diatom-rod, the
mob raiscd u howl and surround“! tlwui.
Manyof iha sirlkors had rovuivors, and
all carried clubs, ’l'lu-y iuovml against tho
deputies, who ri-tmatmi uudrr a showor of
stonvs and clubs. Riding up in the ad—
vanciug crowd of lllllil'll‘. lh‘puty Alivn
told llll‘lll to gm inn-k. saying lu‘ lllll not
want any trouhh'. and that then- would
be- trouble if ho or his illi'll u'rrv- atturkcd
nud'iujun'd.
’l’bo unawcr to Allan wait a. “t'lit'l‘lhl yoll,
and mu“ of tin- striki'rs cam-rod him with
his pistol and firml. ’l‘lm ullnf was a «low
shava for tlw top of Alb-H's bond. The
dcputics opvuv-l tiro tum-thou and the
strikcrs stood to it and fought garlic-1y.
The» first. shots \wro fired by llli'lll, and
they iirml as coolly and in rapidly as did
tho dvpuili-s. llllil tin-y lml‘li'. closing in on
.tho llli‘ll who \n-rn- working thi- winches-
tors until thi-y \w-rr drivvii in ih-- vxtrvmo
and of tha- i:niiip.'m:. ‘3 ground. a lit'l‘l' tiwy
mailv a stand.
six Fan-d lliimlrwis.
When tho lli’illllii‘rl iii-mind and propnn'd
to light. it out, tho mob rt'i‘fllll‘il. The in-
i-taut tho miuvrs ~tuppl~ii firinnihi- olllmrs
utopia-ii ulw, glml vnniiirli in haw things
an that way. 'i‘hrri- “'i'l't‘ so many shots
fired at i‘lllrlt‘ l‘llliili‘. tin- tiring: bring cou-
tinui-d for a quartvr of an hour, that a
number of tho .‘ll‘llxt‘l‘n' must luivo lawn
bit. ..
lt WIN tint strictly a lamb of llillllllrl, M
tliow oi the- \fl’llx‘l'ra who wore not award
worn busy thrmviiu: storms. The only in-
jurim inllh-iml on the lll'pllilt'fi Wt‘l‘u by
Illl‘ll lulssilm.
Slivrilf lib-bards «out lh-puth-s Richards
and Allolmuirh to the Mft'lll'. nail in tic-pu-
tim arrlvcd from Vallcy about tho sumo
tlmo. 'l‘ho form: was mun lncruam-d to 20
men. each with nwlnchcstcr.
of tho hti‘llii‘f-i lingcrlugntasafc distanco,
than illiips'i‘ui‘ll. lwiving ilm authorities in
quiet pinou‘aslnn. No movu was made to
can! for the wounded.
lustre last night two Slat-s, immt It’flnllih
I ly wounded. wcm takcn to ”it! Cottage
hospital at i ‘onaellavlllo for tmatmcnt.
They urn fatally injured. shot through the
hips.
The Nht‘flfl and his attorm-yn will ask
for a full luvvailgation, 'l‘lm names of
the dead and Wlilllltlt'il cannot be learned
as yi-t, Nobody but tho strikers know
them. Their naim-s lira on the record of
tho .‘ici'lum company, but they war» not
availablc. as tho company rofuml to giro
out anyiuformntiou in connoctlouwith
the affair. ’i'lmy urn all Siavs. ' The! man
instantly kiilml was shot through the
hrsaat. Anoihvr was shot through this
arms. but his wuiliiils are not doom-mus.
lb) was among tho numlwr arri'aicd anti
plill‘l‘il In jail .
'l'ho dsputlvs iilI-iitiilcd six of libs mom
active striki‘rs in tho fight and sultan.
qunutly arrcsio-il tin-m. 'i'hvy urn now in
jail hora. Malt. Allan, who had charm of
tho awn who stupmd the chi-rips of tho
mob, hi only :lti yours old.
liy that than lhrro of tho strikers worn
down, and novel-iii others wvru wounded.
Fm strlitcrs begun at anon to carry away
holr woundml. ’i'hs (load man and two
who wore fatally woumlvd wort: loft in tho
road whom iiwy fall.
The number of \vnundnd may not but
known for sovoml days. on tho] willbo
concoalsdwlwrs concealment is passihhi.
Alien cstimains that. war (Minimum
m by both sides. L‘i‘hc two sum who
fatally shot can live but a short
time. At dark the man who was killed
was still ilyng when its tell. The names
of the dead and wounded cannot be learn»
all an yet. Nobody but the strihrs know
than, and Hwy rsfnss to tail who tho
insn worn or give any information of any
m.
kind under any circa
Iidsapdeorlm-flotm
Deputies mood with search warrants
havehsengoingihmughsllthshonsssin
ihvieinity.bot not a true-of thsfoiir
mach-id" prilonsrsbyths strikers“
Munchkin-raunchy”
buxom hythsstriksrsin
lessor thsiasahuriiitths
' mac-t
3
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The last '
mwwhsi‘huhstaflmawd
is menisci. ., Up to this
learned ‘alimlutoly nothing of than.
Everywhere the .triksrs arcfnrions over
the killing at implant. and the worst is
feamd for the pom follows who were
known to be in their power when the fight
was lost by tho mob. All over the south
end of the region the aid turbulon‘t spirit
is astir, and it is noticeable that the law-
loss clement is in tho saddle now. and tho
conscrvativo imid'ors and counselors are
uiihocdod. if this affairtdwswnot pmcipl’
iltc another rolgn of torrur in the coke ro
piou, the signs are all wrong.
(lovcranr Walla and the Deputies.
liizxvuu, June ll.-—quornor.Walte. in
upturn»: in a tell-gram from ilouoral
Brooks. commanding tho militia at ill'lp'
pic Crock, informing him that tho dopin-
iics wcro advancing on liull hill, ordered
tho following tt-lvgram acut to,(h~uoral
llrmks:
”if, as you say. Sheriff Bowers admits
that tho dcputhis rcfusu to obi-y his orilcrs
and are acting in dullnuco thoroof, they
am not a lawful luxly-maro oulyuruiud
murauderih and you must treat them as
such. , .
“()rdcr them to lay down their arms
and dinpvrso. ll thoy rcfusc to obey. and
you haw nit for-cc enough to suppress
this now insurrection, notify m0. and I
will call out i-nouuh organizrd militia to
enforce the onion"
i'mumlssioncr lloyuton, in command of
the tlopulhm. was shown tho ordvr and im-
mediaivly wircd his uttorncy, lion. (7. h’.
'l'homus, this city. for dvlro. Mr. 'l'houi-
as scat the following l‘t. ily:
"Mr. lioyutou—Jl‘ho shoriif of tho coun-
ty engaged in enforcing onlor. sulululng
or atttunptlng to subdue nrmlrd n-nlstauco
to tho law or the authoritivs or in ovar-
coruing thosu who dofy thosvrvioa- of proc-
oss, lstiim'hargiug the obligations of his
oilitio and maintaining civil govoruuwut.
in doing ibis-i llt' may call 'to his old and
ill'plllllt: as many viii/mus us may be not:-
l'urifll'y. and no puwcr, not own tho {rill-[hi
gnvcruiiwnt. has lawful authority to in:
torforc with or disarm him."
lluyutun ili'illi'ri that Slit-rill liowvrs has
lost mutroi of his men or that tho. urea
diaiil‘ili'rly lmtly.
More Troublo at Briggs Rim.
i'll.\lil.l-.-rn.\, W. \‘a., .ium- ll.-i£ov-
rmur Ali-(Yorkie is cvidcntiy pcrpbrxcd
at tho mudiiou of affairs at llnggs liu‘n.
all.» u-lcgrxuu stated that a coal train had
, lrt lll'i'li brought past tho strikcrs with-
out any troubio, and a dispatch rm'vlwd a
short while: after umtaincd the informa-
tion that a trnlu.had just. boon stopped by
striki-rs a short distanco bolow Mounds~
villa. and that two companies of militia
would hv arm at once indispcrw the "lab.
The charm-tor of all the information which
lhi', [Zln'i'l'lllif f'I'Cl'l\‘i'd up to tho nun-ption
of this lflil lilli'gl'fllll ludicatod that tho
troublc had practically ended, and hc bows
to ho nbli' to withdraw tho iiiiiitary, prob-
ably within a wry short. liuw.
This last (ililllf‘i'llls', lmm-wr. only mn-
firru-i his original Vlt'VV that tho ll'ullliltl is
iim limp scan-d [n im .svttiml by tin: show
of form- on tho srciu- llt' said to your cur~
i f't‘rlpiillili'lll today that he had tiim- compo
Hill-rt at liturgy liuu. and that two mom
iWUlllil be. tln-rv. lic says the cutiro llllll-
itary {llrt'l‘ of tho stair will lw uscd if liI'C‘
luxury in movmgcnul lulu i thin and l’wunv
a sylvnuin. Hum.- Adjutant iionornl ilullcy
has gun" to ,‘Itflfli liun bib ofllcc lsclmwd.
and iiuwrnor Mciforkio communicates
Iwith the lump-a from his h‘slili'iltti'. ll.»
now has a wirc dirvct. to Ringgit llun
Find on the hairline-la.
, “'iiEEthu, Juno ll.~’l‘lw Uhio llllllii.
in t‘itiiip at What-ling crock, tini’m' luiioai
wwt of tho rlvcr. wcrv tin-d on by some
pornous on thi- bills at frt'ilill‘lil lllll'FYllll
from midnight till morning. and in a low
vireo»! the m-utiucls rcturnml tho firv, but.
.~o far as is known on bloml-hvd ri-sulmd.
. blriko-rs biii‘iwd ill fm-t Hf a \vimilan
lirillgi' at Muslim). \Vi'nt uf “'lii't'liniz vrwk.
.\'u> coal could iiwrvfuri- lll' umwd until
tilt- bridgi‘ \Vlki nipuirml
’l‘hrn-v doubh- ln-ado'r (ruins wvrv that
What coiiipnsml. in all of Hours. 'l‘hcra
\Vlln iioeifort mud» to sum thorn. .\l the
caiup of tho “1-4: Virginia militia the day
was cuinpiirnrivvlyqulvt. 'l'lw nmrnlug
, pannod quh'tiy until a nivsmirv from
hluuiidwillu told of a bloc-italic by a num-
lli'l' of minors nbnw tho town. ’l'hh-i' mm-
[‘llflll‘n‘ of tho First l‘t‘flllllt‘ill. loft iuiuio
diali-ly. 'l‘ho olmtructiuulsts diam-read on
; Ila-arrival of tlw trumps. but our. ('harlcs
| Davis. wu-s ilrl‘t‘alt'd and brought to Whack
3 lug charmed with obstructing the l'uitcd
: Hiatus mail-g.
h’trlliara Burning Brink-s.
NHV i’mi..wi.i.vuis, i) , June il.-~..\iinr
chi lllll'llill over till) font of trostlo on tho
i'icvrlund, Loraine and Wheeling railway
at iioshon, thrco mllcs south of hero. 'l'hcy
throatan to kill two brldgo guards who
ran horn and alarmed the operator. Bridge-
nu-n called from i'rlchsvillo ara rrpalriug
tho trivstic. About 100 men are Working.
Slit-riff Adams has boo-n appealed to to
guard bridgcs at .‘lidvalo, Htraashuru and
”INGT. Nrnrly all the bridges are wood.
Four deputy shcrlffs will guard ouch t).
night. Stats trmipaiirm'xim'iml ho'ru. 'l‘wo
within-nth will ho distributod along the
mad.
Inbiwd by “’omols.
'l'lllNiiHlt. livid. .iunn il.—-—At tho Su-
pris niiuosa party of woiuvuwwlvvs of tho
ntrlkurw ~ntatioiu-d tin-iiim-lvcs it tho optin—
hm of tho union and atiouipml by alnislvo
lauuuaitv and throwing stones to prcvrut.
ihc uwu from uninu to Work. A Mi'xis'nli
mimvr was dumpvd in tho mudauti pouud~
ml with stout-s. .\ man who was with
tho-m niul ivm of tho inmt Vicious uf tho
wuuu-u wort: lmigo-d in jail. ".‘his ”bird
the riot
All Quin at Paul.
Hormonal), ills” .luiic ll..——:.‘owruor
Altmvhl m-clvmi a windmill from Colonel
liaylo at l’nua saying tho First regluwnt
hmi arrival iiu'riu hit-:‘fitldnu was quiet.
amino troubln was at hand, tho minors
bring ovrmwcd by tho pix-action of so many
trmw. General Urciulnrtf took an vagina
and coach from horn and wont to l'ana to
mountain lltn exact situation of oi'lairs.
shot at hop-lies From Ambush.
Chil’i’LE Gill", Colo. Juno ll.—-A
party of it deputies. while approaching
null hill on their way from camp to this
piano, worn {in-d upon from ambush by 80
miners. 'l'hc dcputlu. being unpreparsd
tor bulls. rctrratcd without returning
militia to surround the minors and amat-
cd thorn
.
Another Imago Bur-0d.
Blhuii'tdluii. Aim, Juno ii.-A bridge
on tho Lint-m branch of tho Innisvliio
and Nflhfllh road has bests burned. This
manila; tiny had,
the tire. Gsncrni Brooks called out models it
Hour of a Boating‘Party mm;
ed at Browsters, N. Y.
WENT sownic m m assrsvom.‘
Midis-tsp? by On. of tho Mon Throw Thom
All Into tho Drop Water—Tho Uncle of
'l'wo of the Girls Saw 'l‘hons Drown, but
Saved Two of the Party.
anwsrnns, N. Y., 'June li.——'l‘liers is
nrrow today in lirowstcrs and In Tilly
Foster Mines, a little village on the north
shore of Reservoir 1). Six young man and
women want boating on the reservoir, and
of the six only ono man and one woman
are alive. They clung to the boat when
it was capsized through the carelessness
of two of its ochipants. The others sank
at ouoo. 'l'ho'vlctims of the accident were:
Bessie iilancy, lircwstcrs; Maggie Blaney.
Browsterzi, Martin McCluskor, Tilly F03?
ter Mines; Thomas Econlon, Tilly Foster
Mines. , .
Those who wcro rescued were Katie Mo.
Cluskcr, a sister of Martin, and Patrick
Marooney, also of 'l'illy Foster Mince.
'l‘hc lilaucy girls wore sisters, and ncl-
thcr was yiat :20 years old. . Maggie was
employed by Philip Dishl, the village bak-
or, and Bosnia “by William M. Branch, is
New York manufacturer, whoso summer
resldcnco is in lircwstors.
flowed About the Resonalr.
lloscrvoir l), lbn scene of tho disaster,
is a part of the New York city system of
waterworks. it is about two miles from
this place. The liluucy girls want to Til-
ly Foster Minus, on the north shore of tho
rcscrvuir, to visit the Mci'luskers, and
mot tiwr’o tliootlicr uwmbcrs of the ill fut-
ed boating party.
Aftcr ruwillg for awhile in tho placid
reservoir Mi-(fluskcr and Marmmcy tricd
to though aunts. ‘As they uttcmptcd to
pass the boat kcclcd (war. on Mcf.‘luskcr's
sidc. llo was by far lhi!‘ lit‘avicr of the
two and had plm'od his weight too near
the guuwuic. 'l‘in- watvr pourcd into tho
boat in an instant, and the others, {var
ing just what occurred a s-‘cond intor. ratio
to their li'L‘L. Moi‘luskcr had lost his bai-
aucc, mid as ho atcppcd backward to re-
gain it tho lm'it wont ()VI't'.
Murmur-y was thrown clour of tho boat,
and bu struck out for the show. lie was
the only one who could swim. Kath: Mc-
Cluski-r si-izml tho boat and contrived to
keep her head above water. llcr brothcr,
tho lllanoy girls and Hranlon ntonocsank,
and, according to both rcm-m-m and our
vivors, did not happen: The water thorn
la 45 foot. (lot-p.
Thclr‘llnrio Saw Thom Drown.
The only n-liitivc thr lllnncy slstcrs had
in America l‘l‘fli‘lli‘il tho scene of the dirt
motor noon aftor tbv‘y sank. lie was in
than to rosouo Maggio McL‘luski-r and to
overtaku Maroouoy. whoso water soaked
clothing had groutly fatigued bliu.
Thomas Lynch. who is .m uni-lo of tho
Blunoya, works in tho 'l'iliy l-‘ostvr iron
uiiiws. llis mitugt' is on the north shoru
of the rem-rvnir. lb.- sat on his vorauda at
4:30 ycstoniay and watched the boats
moving about. and wusu witness of tho
accldont. lio sprang into his own boat
and pullod madly toward the boat in tho
middle of tho lultv. It was a short pull,
but when ho not tlwro he found only Mair
gie .\lci,‘lu.~'krr. white and dcspalring.
clinging to its siiiv.
'l'hcrcwm no travcnf the othcrs. llo
pulii‘d llt‘l’ iutn tho boat and turned to-
ward the show, and thm he saw the head
of a swimmvr. who was half way to safa-
ty. it was Mar-mincy. wvlghimi down by
his clothing. swimming wry slowly and
hourly oxhuuétt-d. Lynch ovcriouk him
and pullml him into thi- boat.
Two (itlu'r oarsmcn who had boon hour
the some of the ac: idcul pulicd out to tho
spot whoro tho bunt t'uiwllml and made a
long march for tin» nilu'r-u, but it was in
; vain. 'l‘hoy awn- (li'llil.
.
Killed by I landslldr.
l.i:.\m‘ii.i.i.. (‘ulo., Juno il ~.»\ Midland
(Wight train climuuto-n'd-a inudlidu worst
of how, and tho truluuh-u lihnlhh‘il tho soc-
tinn hands in l-h-uriug tho frank. While
this work was going on auothor sliilc came
down, killing th lllt'il and scriuusly in-
juring two minors.
Proposed Labor Amalgamation.
ST. Loris". Juno 1 l.-—~’l'ho amalgamation
of the paint labor bodlcs of the country-—
the lt‘i'dt'l'zlilun of Labor and tho Knights
of [mluu—will be discussed and perhaps
definitely ngrm-d upon horn during the
early portion of this wcck.
Woman acts a Lift Sentence.
Sax Fusscisco, Juno ll.—Iiirs Jane
Shattuck has been sentenced to prison for
life for the murdor of Harry (B. l'oolo.
whom she shot in her own apartments
because ho roiusod to marry her daughter
immediately.
National Antlolnntto Aasoolauon.
ClllCAdi), Juno il.-——At a large gather-
ing of tho cumulus of clgarettu smoking
hero the National Anilciuarctto associa-
tion was fonucd, which is planned for a
worldwide institution.
liaploalnn In a Dynamite Factory.
VIENNA. .luiw ll.--An explosion occur
rod in a dyimuilto factory at Steinbrucb,
near )iu post, killing mural persons and
injnri a number of others.
Mrs. Loan For Coupons.
’l‘orizit/i, Juuu ll.-lt was announced
hers that Mrs. Mary E. lmasowlll bannin-
inuted by tho l‘rohibitlonlsts forcongress-
mount-largo from Kansas.
Tired of [lodging Justice.
DESVl-lii, J and ll.——Will ii. Parry, or.
dark of tho county. in default for $18.-
000, has voluntarily returned aftcrayoar's
sojourn abroad.
one Victim Recovered.
Murmur, Juno il.-——’l‘hs body of
James 12‘. Owens. one of the workman who
lost his iifo in the brides disaster, has
been recovered; ‘
'I'l'ss Catholic Foresters.
81'. Pam. Jana ii.—-'l'hs Catholic For-
sstars' oonvontion atllourncd after decid-
ing on Ottawa as the am place of most:
hm
frightened to Death.
Csmttviur, Md. Juno ii.-~Margarst
«casts. a n was trightsnod to
marinas; emu acrossailoldhya
“0"” Mm “no
Nsw Your, Juno ii.-—'l‘ho No Dom-
osrstic Magus of New York tats will
scams in Bylaw-s on 'russdsy, July 10.
Wawnusr.
Pam. Juas lbw-4'“
d staple
lasssctradsauiisoiltormw francs
wsswoahy'toutc
Latinas-Isa. rs, June il.-'l‘hsL"Foast
of Roses,"ono of the most beautiful of .
the ocrcmonles observed in this‘ region of
quaint rclisious sects. was oelchratodin
the church in Mauhshn, a pretty agricul-
tural village of this county.
One hundred and twenty years ago.
when Lancastor county was more nearly
akin to a wilderness than to the garden
spot which now makes it famous in agri-
ruiturul Pennsylvania, the struggling re-
ligious workers in Manhoim begun a movsv
meat toward erecting a permanent place
of worship. The ground for the church
was donated by Baron titiegcl, a large land
owner in tho vicinity.
The [rift was not made outright, but
was coupled with a poetic sentiment ex-
pressed in the llBt‘d that the consideration
of tho transfer was an annual rental to
consist of one red rose. Ever since that
time tho red rose has been paid, and grad-
ually ront day has developed into a festi-
val in rose time. The blossoms are now
in the full iwrfcction of their bloom, and '
the church was transformed into a bower
of gorgoous lmauty.
Residents of the surrounding country.
sldo coma in wagons and on foot with their
contributions of blmiiioms. 'l'hc ceremo-
nies consisted of a literal compliance with
the rcqulrcuwnt of the terms of the origi-
nal dvcd. Thu oration was delivered by
Attorm-y (Sonora? lli'llnl‘l of Pcuusylvanin.
ITHROUGH THE TRESTLE.
‘Expreas Train I’lungcd Into the River.
'I'wu Dcad.
Wixsu'so, Juno ll.—.A WCSW
press was wrockt-d at the cross of Mat-
tawa river about 15 miles west of .Fort
William. Firc had destroyed the trestle
bridge, and when tho cxprcss was in the
crater of that structure it gave way.
The canine and four‘cars were piled in tho
rivcr. ’i‘hc llinos, oncof the first class cars.
.nd a slot-par mmiiinid on tho thick. The
wrcckvd curs took fire, and almost the eu-
(iro train was burned. It is feared other
deaths han- occurml besides those now
“'plll‘lt‘il.
Mrs. Barker wxu drownc'd. She was a
first class liliSSi'flfli'l‘ l'll mum to lilkliorn,
Mo, from Ontario. llxprt-ss Messenger
Mort Brown of 'l'nron'o is missing and is
boliowd to ho at tho bottom of the river.
The lljul‘lll. are: l’iroman Whitehead.
may not rooms-r; Engineer l-llmos, slightly
injurvd; Mrs. liickh-of Middlcvillc, Mich.
in route to livd l)t'€'l'. Sorcral othcrs
wore slightly lnjun-d.
The train was running at high speed
when the accident ocl-urmi. The body of
Mrs. llarkcr was found some distance
down tho river. All mail muttvr, includ<
lug that from Montreal, posted on Thurs-
day, wu~ buruod. as was also all express
mattor and baggagc.
(‘mmnonwoai London Released.
“Uhmso'mx. June ll.~Coxoy, Brown
and Cliristonln-r Columbus Jonas have
boa-n rob-amt from jail, 'l'lu-y were met
at tho door of the pill by Hklahoma Sam
driving four horses attached to Coxt‘y's
phartnn. ’l'hn four prut‘rodml to the Na-
tional lliilil'l. \vurn- ihcy shook hands with
lhi~ clerk and a few frli'lld" who liappcncd
to ho proscnt After spending a quarter
:lf an hour in lllt' lliili'l llli‘y smrtcd fur the
l'uxcy camp in liladvnnburg.
Bicycle-a Beside the Pulpit.
SPRlNiJ‘il—JLU. Mam, .luuc il.—-liev. E.
S. l'ti'ord. uuthurof "Throw Hut the Life-
linc,” prcaclu'd to bicyclists at tho Bap‘
tint church in \S'iilimanwtt. Enough bl-
cyclists uttoudsl so that an i'l"t’l'll0“' moot-
iug was nt‘u-nsiiry ’l'he pulpit was deco-
ratcd with two liivyi-los. 'l'hc toxt was
"Thou causcth rm,- to ride upon tho winds. "
lhsr llnrbor Scuou ”pt-lied.
HM: llAliiiiill. Mo, .llltlv ll.—.\ large
numlwr of tlw cottage»; \vurcopi-nmi today,
when iht'll' uwlli‘ru iiualiy sottlod down
for thc autumn. Tim-c Pullman can; full
of summi-r rcsidcnts arrivt-d Antoni; tin-
uow arrivals was .lost-pli i’ulitzrr of the
New York World.
(inliblcd by Marks.
liarnuouiz, Juno lI,——'l'ho schooner
May Williams l'l'lltlrfri tho lass at sea on
Thursday of Shaman Martin lverson of
Norway. lvcrsou was roofing tho spankcr
and foil (Wt‘l'llflfll'il. Sharks around the
team! are; supposed to have killvd him.
River steamer “'rociu-d. ‘
Poul-molt, 0.. Juno ll.-—-'l'ho palatial
Cincinnati and l’omoroy packet Sunshine,
whlls returning from i'harloston, when!
she was compound to go for coal, struck
an obstruction iu the it'auawha river at
Buffalo and sank.
Throw “'ch Browne-d.
Vrmuuaox, 0.. June ll.—'i‘hrce lives
were lost in tho lake ucar horo by the up-
setting of a pioasuro boat in which were
five people. The dcad arc Amos lmrkins,
hiildrcd Lnrklns and Bessie Almworth.
ls Ill-rs fllgnaling l’s‘.’
llos'l‘ux. J uno li.~.\ tologrmu rocclvod
born from tho lion's-ll obsorvatory at Flag«
staff nuuouucos tin.- discpvcry of two stur-
llka lights within tho south polar snow-
cap of Mars.
I'll. lIiIiporm' and tho lirswnrioa.
Brahms, .luuu ll.-—-Empcror William
has orderod tho chief of polim to main) to
him a spacial mport on tho boycott that
is now in force against tho imiwcrlus.
SHORT WiRINGS.
Lord ifhlvf .lustico Coleridge is gradual—
ly growing weaker.
Richard Omitcr, tho lca-lvr of Tammany
hail, lulled quietly away in Europa.
Tho littlo village of l'llimvillc, near Ia-
iilana, 1's... has boon practically wiped out
by fire.
Monk, aoolomd im-kny. was shot dead
by J. B. Mates, 0 stabio hand, at Provi-
dance.
Orange 8. ingram, )ifi’filiiflntilf tho New
York Stain Fireman's associaiwu. dlcd at
his home in Troy.
Senator McPherson of New Jersey is
suffering from an enlargement of the
veins about the heart.
Mrs. Simpson says Congressman Simp-
son is much better and that he shows signs
of psrmsnsnt improvement.
James Merritt. sick with cancer and do-
rannsd. threw himself into the Niagara
rim below the falls and was (inward.
Captain Hooper, commanding s raw
stills cutter Bush at San Francisco. states
that thmis no truth in tho report that
tho Boar had linen wrecked in filtka lisp,
her.
Tho Canadian cruiser \‘igilant flrctla
shot at tho American fishing schooner
Unlock. ilssksii of! Hastings. Out. as
tits incur was ass-mun from tho harbor,
. ‘F. Bout
whsroahshad‘ not mnpiisd militiam-
‘ ‘wel
DENTIST.
Painless Eiiiaciing wth lies,
liializeii Air or Cocaine. lit
Extra Charge.
Sets oi.Teeih. $5 iojSlil
Office hours, from is a. m. to ii p in.
Dr.Biutwell is unluif a preparation in fill-
ling which renders tm operation as nearly
painless as ixmslble without injury to the
tenth.
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 80. Main 8t., 80. Human.
mil lui
7HOUS‘E‘" M5VEE—
Buildings mowd in first-class order. Steam
boils re and heuvv machinery a sp‘ocialt y.
J. l". i’AR’i‘RIC ',
A21 ly
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howovcr Fkiiifully disguised. mean some-
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all. to find
tscn. ten yearsi
out what am on. any chain on will
a that time. Better know w at you
arc payimr for when you start. All schema
whereby some an. to gain What others loss are
alluring and delusivc, and upon this basis
Tontino and Distribution Estimates are made.
guild possibly you may be one of the losers.
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Nothing in ltifl’ lode-flair» to be settled at a fu-
ture time. s. S. L'HUVIMBDIEU, Az't.
I ll Washington Street.
than...
HEAD'ACH .
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all izu am mo of
norm or 25 onus.
ék [l/zz’a/II/m
inmost mm, £9} amt/41.x
PhySitiuiigr__ii_iomen
MRS. illi. N. A. GllilFiliiil
Can llt‘ consulted at her office.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. tom,
from iii a. m. to T p. to. any day except Sunday.
The Doctor is a regular physician. and for
the mat sixteen years has run. tithe DISEASES
oi l‘VOMEN' a Hpecialiy. Lathes suturing
from any diilh-ultv incident to fh sex cm ,_
consult l)r.Uuilfurilinlhe strictest 00 Mexico. ‘3
and with the assurance of receiving the moat :'
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confine-moat van-s. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. In-
itiates u if?“
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Bell island.
Collages of 3, .3, 7, 10 and l': rooms.
by the month or season.
WTmiii-y road comm-lions wilhfioulh Nor-
walk cvw-y 20 mluu Pu: counm‘tions at
South Nor-walk by N. Y. N. Hand H. R.
R. in all points emf. wrest and north.
l-‘oriterms and full particulars. address.
T. H. FOSTER.
Bell Island: or. Danhury, Conn.
ml 13m
iunuzus
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
All the choice brands {of
SUPERPHOSPHATES, BARN-
YARD MANURE, AIR
SLACKED LIME AND LAND
PLASTER, at wholesale prices.
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RAYMOND BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
ro anvnvrisuis.
Changes cannot be guaranteed the same
dayoopy is howled in. Every reasonable
dortwilibe made to accomnwdafs pa»
trons, but change cannot he insisted upon
as u rtghtunlessmpyiasent inbplo'oloo’t
in ”is afternoon of the day before chum
is W.
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