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Under the Agreement.
tours BRIGHTER m rm: mar.
11:. Dolowsro and Hudson Canal Company
to Buopon Its Mines and Employ 10,000
lion—Jnrthor Trouble Looked For In
Iliuolu‘i sun Michigan.
COLUMBUS, 0., June 18.-Prcsidcnt John
MdBfldb of the United Mino workers is of
the opinion that tho whole of the Hocking
vailoy mining region will resume work.
Sunday Crook miners will not. and Jock-
son minors may not. The Massilltm min—
ers will not resume. 'l'hoy struck inst Fob-
ruary for s15 cant differential over the
Hocking valley wagon and will continue
the fight. Many Ohio divisions will not
resume today that would have done so had
President Adams called the state conven-
tion. Asto western Pennsylvania. he said,
all the mines would resume operations ex-
cept five or six. whoso operators would not,
pay tho prices fixed by the settlement.
in Indiana the block coal miners. curb-
poslng a third of thc minors in the state.
had acceptor! tho settlement, but whether
they would go to work today in tho face of
tho fact that tho othcr minors had rejected
it he could not say. ’
"lllinois will not go to work,” said he.
“ I said to thc lull-rotors at tho time tho set-
tlement was mudu that i did not believe
tho eastern and ' northern Illinois I‘miners
who were to ho hound by it would 80
back to work bcl'orc two or three weeks
had passed." .
President M Bride think; they wilt fl}
go to work 0 entually under the as t -
ment.
Adjutant Geucrnl ,iIow‘o. who has been
in“ command of the militia in custom
Ohio. has hold a cpnsultntlon with Gov-
ernor McKinley rvlntivc to the withdrawal
of the troops. Ho bud llt‘t'il in consultaj
tion with tho mlunols in command and
also consultrd tho sllcrili‘s of tho sevcrul
counties when,- trouhlu has llm-urrcd. Tho
sheriffs did not think it advisable to call
the military homo at nncu. A portion of
the troops have rrturnvd homo. 'l‘ho gov-
ernor and utlorm-y gonoml holicvu from
the present Ulllllmk them will be no coco:
sion for kccping tllc lumps in the. field lut<
er than 'l‘uosdny.
Specials from Mmsiliuu state that Cup-
tain Frcod and f'orpllrul Van liuzon of the
Logan rifles of Youngstown :pcrsonnlly
captured J. ill. and (I. 1). Fair at Beach
City and bold tin-m under arrest for shoot-
ing from ambush. . Nine shbts wrro fired.
The prisoners turncd stutv's cvidcnce, and
a search party located Eugene (Inbhut.
Godfrey Brolics, ii. flush and Del Melvil-
fresh in n womlshud. ’l‘hry won! escorted
through tho town undvr heavy guard and
locked up. (‘nrpural Hin-rmnn was shot
at six tlnws. om: bull slmttrring his bayo
ilt‘i- scabilurd.
Thu lllo‘rl.’ mui minor-s of tho Rruril
find.) district arc “rt-ally dissatisfied over
the deception of thr minors at 'l‘crro Iiautc.
The mines in tho county will not begin
operations today, us must of the operators
have not exprrssrd u williugnrss to pay
‘tho prim. .\I. lx‘nighfsvlllu, Harmony,
(femur Point and this city tho minors vot-
rd Friday to go to Work and so instructed
tho dolomnos in tho nintl‘ convention. and
it is m-norully lll‘lli‘h’tl lhoy will rrturn to
work smut.
Troops to Quell “intern.
('lliifAliH. .lllill‘ inl—Jiviivrui Wlu'cli‘r,
cmnumudiug llil‘ l’irsf llrluudv. lliinuis
national guard. llll.‘ rcm-ivcd (lf‘lll‘i'xl from
tho adjutnnt. ul-m-rul to smul tho Sorctlth
minim-lit in Mount. ”MW at noon to did
the local liiiililirltll'i in prom-tying pram.
'l'ho striki-rs have bm-u prrvouting tho
movcmvnt of trains mntninirur coal ladrn
curs. .\ [ugly or l’nilcd Status dcputy
marshals with! to Mount ()livo from
Springfield and urrvstcd srvcrnl of tho
lclilll'l'h‘ uf ilil' nmn. .\'mrly 1,000 utrikcrs
and sympathizr-rs paliwrcd and compelled
the dcputlos to mlvnsl- liw ”it‘ll. ’i’ho sher~
if! thou uskoti fur ilvlp,
Bull of "iv Now \‘nrk fitrlko.
illf'iii'ls‘l‘iiii, .lum- lN.——'i'ho minors rm
piuycd along llu- liulTnlu, iiochostor and
l’ittsburg railroad will rcturn to work
today. Anicipntlugnn lncrousoof husinoss,
the officials of ilu! ifochostcr and Pittsburg
huvo ordcml 20 (Town and ongl as from
this city to tho min-ls at onro. ’ lo Wont.-
eru Now York and i’i-nusylvaniu will also
sot to work 10 additional crows on the
Room-star division. Most of tho coal will
bo shipped ovor illi! llnli‘nlu, iim-hcslor and
l’lttsburg to tho Now York l'cnlrul. which
is practically out «if furl at present.
Wot-It For 'I‘n-n Thousand Mm.
Animus. i’a.. Juno lli.——All tho oper.
ators horn remit-ml notice to attend a con-
ference to ho hrld in l’hlladclpbla today.
The minors hold a "looting at South Fork
and dccldsd In ruturu to Work.
Orders haw lil't'il issuod for tho mines
of tho liclawurl- and Hudson Canal compm
thus for an indoilnlto period. The order
afflicts l0,000 mm at tho mines and will
grt'atly hvip 1le rnlimml omplnyuos. It is
said that llil‘ roullrmiu will be heavy for
some than to mom.
Thousands to fit Him In Nympuihy.
KAsts i‘n'l‘. Juno ill-«District l‘rosl.
dent hiclirogory is authority for the statue
meat that Hill 113,000 minors in Kansas
will go on a sympathy strlko next Thurs-
day. Mr. leirrgory received a telegram
from i’lltsburg. limb. into last night.
whom tho minors have boon lloldingnoou-
{omit-o. advising him that this was their
di'cliiillii. 'l'lm airikd is to forco a rattle-
moat in Mlssuurl and tho ludlun Territory.
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Iron filiusrs to Sirillr. ,
illoswmm. Mich. Juno ill—'l‘hu min
on on thr- (iogcblc range have decided to
strike. 'l‘bn rolmmnlcs mfuso to nogotisto
with nouuulucm from tho unions, but
arc willing to incur flu-fr workman lndb
vldualiy as to thulr grievances. Should all
the minors striku 10.000 mcn will be nffoct~
ed. This nuns owners threaten in cm of a
general walkout tucloso down their prop-
ortion indefinitely.
Will lirivo Out Objection-bios.
Common lil'illh'ils. Juno law-A pri-
vate dispatch received in this city from
Cripple Chick atoms that the Bull hill
minors ans for-lining s vigiisnsu onmmittss
tofldthocnmp of themsnwhos‘rsnotto
thsir lilting. if this thing is kept up.
thus is liable to be a lively conflict.
umciuhlunmusmd.
scrum, 1’s, Juno law-Tho largo
- w stomoflisvlskdrlfllnhlsbm
'. 5; fire. lull
, tinuully, and vxpcrts ln-llcvo sin- is insnuo.
ny near Hornntun m i‘orllilllll work at full .
' ‘ ‘ Washington ”will.“ ' ‘
Washing-ms. Juno ls.—Tllera‘ has bean
publilhcd hero an oxmsurolof an alleged
plot to destroy the. capitol and other pair
liu buildings. The prime mover was Ho-
nors .laron. Ho coins from Chicago find,
is still in the city. its is a professional an~
archist. in phloago' he has been a dls‘o
turbcr for yours. After Jaxtln‘s arrival
hero letters were rm'ivod by the secret
service and capitol billet-1's that a band of
anarchists worn being organized in Wash-
ington and that ii. J. dawn of Chicago
was the loading spirit.
.iaxon’s headquarters, was the rcsidsnoa
of a Frenchman nnmod Savant, recoguimd
by his nrlgbbors as an intelligent but 00-
contriocharnctor. Ono night. the officers
on watch saw a largo glass bottle such as
drugglsis use for. caplusivo chcmiculs de-
livered at the bouso. Au occasion for tho
use of thorxplusivc tho anarchists bopo.
it is Said. to ho furnished. by tho arrival
of that part of lt‘ryc’s industrial army now
reported in the Cumberland valley.
Under cover of n disturbance produced
by them tho plot. against tho capitol is to
be carried out. in support of this it is
said that a number of Chicago anarchists
of the most rabid typo arc with that army.
The discoveryuf the formula for making
tho explosive which the conspirators pro-
posed to use is probably the most impor
taut piece of work dunc by tho dctoctlvm
Several chrmiculs uro usrd, and tbcpro
portions multc u high explosive of u now
and most dangerous kind. As soon as tho
police obtained tho formula they took it
to a well known. chemist and uskrd him
to make up a sample. ’ lie did so in his
laboratory and placed it on a window sill
in the sun, In a few moments there was
an explosion. Not much noise accompa-
riilo concussion and a most mmsmting and
blinding smoke, although tho quantity of
tbo chemicals cxporimcmrd with was
vcry small. .
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l’iiiludclplua‘li 1i .ti'lii Cincinnati..li 27 .15“
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Fours the Warden Family.
Srmsurlrrb, Mass. .lnno H-012 Mn-
ry Walker. clad in i’rincn Alht-rt cunt,
black mmscrs and a silk lint. walked in-
to police houdquurtors in this city lust
owning and nppllrd to Mat-run Mallory
for protection. Sbo statud she was on her
way to Lebanon, N. ii., to sun about the
final adjustment of tho $2,b00 reward for
tho capture of Frank H. Almy, the mar
deter of Christie Warden, and that emissa-
rios of tho Warden family wéro following
hor with evil intent.
hoadquartcrl and inter called on Sheriff
('iurk to its}; that ii deputy accompany but
in Lullauun. Slwrlll' Clark did not provide
tho drputy. and lir. Walker rcturncd to
lwudqnnrtvrs, whom she hold an informal
nvmptinn until she loft. to fake tho Szlb
train for lu‘ililliilll. Slur claims that Almy
is still ulivv. and that it was Frank Ab.
bolt that was hungrd in his slcmi.
leslo llallidny‘s Trial Iii-gun.
.‘lliN’i'li'l‘liJAl. .\'. Y. Junc ld.—~'l‘bo trial
of Lizzic iiullldny for tho most brutal
murdrrs in tho history of tho stain hogan
today. it will luku wrcks to srlot‘l a jury.
The crlnu‘s for which silo is to in- trlcd urn
tho lillll‘ill'l‘ of old l'uui iialliduyuud 0f the
McQuillnu wuuwn—lnotbor and daugh-
tvr. 'l‘hc budirs of all three were found
hidden in various parts of tho liollidny
grounds. lirr mind smms to wonder rou-
i~lmt by u Discharged Workman.
L'iilL‘Alm, .luuo ls,——-lerrlrk i-‘. Swlus
of tho b‘wius Lubricating company was
shot and fatally injured in his tlflicu by an
cxrcmployt-o named llonry Vaughn. Two
ompiuyms of tho company who hoard tho
shooting rushed to tho sound and lil cu.
dcnvoring to subdue Vaughn injured him
so sorlousiy ho had to bo [llkt'il to tho hos-
pital, 'l'bc shooting was caused by Vaughn
being disrhurgvd sumo tlmo mm for hilt-god
incumpctcncy us an engineer.
notwivod by the Penn.
ROME, Juno ill—Tho pope motivcd a
number of ludius bolonging to tho Associ-
ation Fortbo Assistance of Poor Churches,
uluung tho uutubor bolulr tho Minors
O'Connell. doaoondunts of Daniel (l’i‘ouv
null. lils holiness graphically draorllwd
an oration ho hoard ii'lfonncli dollvvr in
tho British bomb of summons [Myriam
nun.
Depow Too III to Apponr.
SAIMTINM. .imln ls.—-(7bnunruy Iii. no.
pow will bu mmblo to address tiw Amort-
l-uu liallwny Master Mcuhnnirs‘ assurin-
tiuu. which tuduy bruins its twrnty-srv-
with annual convention. Mr. lh-pcw has
wit-ml rim-minty Angus Sinclair slnllug
that ho is sum-rim; from n sown-cold
und in uudvr tho Miro of his physician.
[innovate-d Knights’ (trans.
l'l‘lf‘A. N33, .iuno lll.-—’i‘holtwnl lbdgcn
of Knight» of l’ylhlns imvo obscrvrd thuIr
luomorllil day and dummird tho grams of
dcrrusod brothrrn. Appropriate midn'ssi's
Worn nuidu ovrr tho gruvo of Justus ii.
iiuthlxmv. founder of tho onlor, by auroral
pruitililclit Knights.
tins of the Dalton tiling Killed.
Wilzum. Kan. Juno ill-«John Ward.
is mombnr of tho Dalton gang, was shot
and killed at licnr crook near Duncan.
t), ’12. by lh-puty linifod States Marshal
’l‘om Covlugton. Ward mado a imrdflght,
and when he divd ill shells vvcrs found at
his foot.
mismatch Congratulates (frispl.
flour. J one lll.--i’rlmo Minister Cris.
pl, whoso life was attempted yesterday by
an anarchist minim] Paolo logs. hurl»
oclvod congratulations by telegraph from
Prison Bismarck and Chancellor van Cur
privi on his cscnpc.
Mint liltnsslf and W.
Roms, Mo. Jana tau-«Hugh Bunch. a
well known farmer, lost droning that ”its
his (inflation. toth he was engaged.
and than committed shields. Opposition
to their marl-1m was the can".
Chitin Hut II “hm.
Hindus. Juno lawman; is known
_ at” f "swat »
“Selistors helluva 'l‘hat the Bill
nied the explosion, but them was u trr- .
Sho lodged at police ‘
n
_ Will Pass in a Few Days.
tumors or A Valium: ‘ DEBATE.
Sonntor Lodn‘o Aniondinsnt For Retail-a"
tion Upon England nu om u... Whit.
unto! lion In Opportunity" to Boopon
lint Quortlon—Antioption In tho noun.
Wasmsoron. June la.-—Senator Harris
has said that the tariff bill would pass the
senate by next. Saturday: When Senator
Aldrich. the leader of tho opposition to
the bill. was asked what he thought of
Mr. Hurfls’ prediction, in: exprosscd opinv
ion that if it should not bonntfrcly real-
ized it would come near it. "1 think," he
said, “that by next Saturday night we
shall be on the fog and of tho bill. "
Both dociincd to state whether there
had been any negotiations for an agree-
mcnt as to the time for tho final vote be-
tween the leaders on the respective sides
of the chamber. It is knownL‘however.
that th s question has been canvassed
more or loss in tho numerous conferences
which have taken place between Senators
Cookroll. Harris and Jones on. the Demo«
oratio side and Senators Aldrich and Alli—
son on the Republican side. It is also
known that they havo not agreed definite-
ly upon a limo because of the diflioulty on
the part of tho ltrpublicuns in determin-
ing what tlmo might ho required for
smashes by senators on that side.
, They have, howuvcr. canvassed the
qm‘rstion sufficiently to fool assured that
there will be comparatively few more long
speeches.
{finances of Further Drlny.
Thcro arc, bowcvcr, sumo iicpubllcun
senators who do not exactly agree with
tho Joint prediction of Selmtorsiiiiurris
and Aldrich. and who say that while they
do not consider that the time for the final
passage of tho bill is for distant they think
considorublo than will bo required for the
consideration of the income tax and for
the mica on various features of tho bill,
as well as probably sumo slxécchcs when
tho bill shall ho reported from tho commit.
too of the wholc. When it is considered.
it is probablo that tho income tax can ho
dislmsrd of in loss than two or three days
at the (intact.
Then: is also u probability thgt Senator
Lodgo's umundmcut for retaliation upon
England will be revived by the silver its.
publicons. which would have the effect of
at lcast briefly n‘opcning the silver ques-
tion in connoctlon with the tariff.
Tho only tariff schedules which have
not been disposed of are silks, which am
now under consideration, papers and sun-
drius. Those, with tho frco list. the in-
como tax and the administrative features
of tho bill. coluplctc tho pleasure. Them
is very little pmsxmct of many speeches on
silks or pupurs, but. there are several urti-
clcs in the schedule of sundries and in tho
frco list which uro calculated to dcvolop
dobatc. Tho wool qurstion will be ruvivrd
when the free wool ilcm shall be real-bud
in the free list, and while tho contnst. will
not be so prolonged as it was when lilo
subject was token up on the wool sched-
uio it promises to be quite animated for a
short itme.
It seems strongly probable that the ad-
ministratiw part. of tho bill will be with-
drawn nnd tho prrscnt administrative law
allowed to stand. Smmtnr Jones said
ycstorday that he favored this course for
tho purpose of cxlwditing tho passage zof
tho bill. andhlsjmfguwnt will most likely
be nllowrd by his ilrnmlrrutlo colleagues
to control tbrir course,
Antinpllon In the House.
The nnlioption hillvwill [impressed to
tho front in tho huusc. and Mr. ilatch, its
author. is Uilllllllt‘lli. hr can sccumconsid-
oration for tho mmsurc today and a vote
on it about \l'uim-sdny, ilo will yield
today his srvorni miuormrnsuros which
may be brought up umlcr suspension of
tho rules, but will insist that anlloption
is to bo tho first discussion of any length.
'l‘ho dcilolonoy appropriation bill, which
in tho lust of the appropriation bills. will
ho ropurtmi from tho rommittco today. and
it is cxpcctrd that it will ho taken up
about Thursday. when uutluptiou is out
of tho way. if it ismulldcrmlns Mr. Hutch
cxpccts. ()thorwiso tho deficiency bill may
bu taken up at om-o.
Unusual interest altaclws to tho dell-
cloncy bill, owlmz to tho position of Row
rcsontntlvo Iimcklnrldgc of Koutuckyns
chairman of tho dollrlcnoy subcommittee.
Iio has been present at the meetings of
tho cuunnittro during tho inst wool: and
has ovinwd an iutcrust in tho biii nndu
desire to inku chm-go of it, A loading
member of tho romulitluo said thorn
would certainly be no clash on this por-
lonnl aspect of tho bill. but ho addml that
no definitc conclusion had boon rcachcdus
to who would burn charge of the measure.
The moulbuni intrrostod in tho many
southern war claims. which have boon
bunched us an omnibus claims bill. urn
looking to got it ”well“ rulo giving them
an early hunting. Thom claims haw been
approved by tho court of claims. but thorn
is no wsy of paying them until congress
makos an appropriation. 'l‘ho Now Maxim
statehood bill and tho Cmpor bill to tax
greenback: arc also struggling for an early
hearing.
I’mtuinslsrs Ap oluiod.
ll'asmsurus. Juuu lll.-—'i‘ho following
fourth class [maturation luwu boon ap-
poiutcd:
()onnsctlctih—Eogioviiio. l". 0. Viulon;
Wont Thompson. Sarah J. Caro.
Now \’tll‘k-~Holll.ll fiomorsri,
Eaton: Madman. i". ii. ilnwlcy.
l’cuusylvunlawdrbor. Ezra II. .‘ihcffcr.
liubcrt
Fronds in ()loomnrgnrino.
Wasulsurou, Juno law-Tho treasury
olilcinis arc in mint of information show
ing that the low of Aug. 2. 1886. as to the
solo of oloomnrgarins is lining violated by
dealers in all parts of tho country. 'i‘bsso
violations consist principally in selling
olsomsrgsrlno at rctnli in packages not
properly marked.
'I'o intend Civil sonic. lulu.
Wartime-ran, Junols.--Ssmtury licks
Smith will mommsud in s fsw days
that all tbs Withers of thOjUnltso
States geological survey be pissed under
tho civil urviou miss.
mm o! tin Sunburn.»
161w Your. Juno ism-Captain route of
tits brig mum which has or-
rmd hm. brought with im from San
Andreas th- oompuo and m of the his
tori. Kant-sup.
“MI.- Iu MI. “I."
list! manor Conn. Jane is.» .
tarnish ’13 m’ tones snortin-
mlmsof 4mm
Taurus. June 18.——'1'ho“total unions:
ot deaths Insulting from the explosion
that. occurred in n mine bore a tow days
ago is 232. Among these were fill members
of s rescuing party. Englnssr Kohout is
the only survivor of this party. .80 da'
sounded 800 foot into’tbo mine and enter
ed the fourth level, where he and his coul-
panions found the bodies of 94 miners and
several dead horses lying at the entrance.
Herr Kohout returned to tho main shaft
and signaled for assistance. Suddenly an-
other terrific explosion occurred. hurling
tho wagons together and throwing Herr
Kobout to the ground. Bis but fell down
tho shaft, but» be clutched odour. which
prevented him ‘ going down “also. The
lamps in the level were extinguished. Herr
Kohout held a handkerchief to his‘mouth‘.
to death by the uftcrdamp. He was. how-
ever, gradually losing his senses when the
cage in which the pltmen were fleeing
from the lowur iovcl rose in the shalt.
Herr Kohout shouted and was taken into
the cugo and raised to the surface. A
second party descended into the mine and
bravely entered the galleries. They found
all of the first rescuing party dead. The
rescuers continued their explorations. and
although they were badly burned they
recovered smuo bodies, the most of which
worn unrcmgnimble. '
’l'hcuuluc is still burning. and it will
not be pllssiblv to resume work for six
months. 'l‘iu: victims wcrc burlcd yrstcr-
duyuftcrnuuu, and the services were murk-
cd by many distrrssing scones.
’i‘llo whulr district has burn flooded by
tho. overflowing, of tho l'istnlu river. The
bridges at Karwin and linrkau were
blocked, and srvcrul utlwrs wore destroy-
rtl. 'i'lm town of Schwnzwussu was inun-
dutod. Soldicrs huvu i‘rrctcd dams to pre.
vcut furtlwr damage, but tho floods are
now subsiding.
Boston’s Celebration of Yesterday‘- Anni-
nnd this prcvuntcd him from being choked tee
«2
DENTIST. ‘
Painless Extracting wtlll fits.
Elba Charge.
Office hours. from 8 a. m. to 6 p in.
Dr.Bontwell is nsin a preparation in filll
ling which renders tie operation as hourly
painlulu as ins-ibis without injury to tho ,
LAUDER’S BLOCK. "
4 80.1mm 8t. 80. lion-walk.
mil in:
HOUSE MOVER.
Buildings moved in first-class order. Stunt
boilers and heavy machinor a. s ialty.
J. F. PAR 81
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9.21 1y Box 884. Norwslir. Conn.
HEN insuring your life be sure that you.
get is plain and definite contract. Do
not allow yourself to be deluded by estimates.
Do not ho misled by names—Tundra! Semi-
Ttintlues. Distribution Plans. Consuls. etc..
however skillfully disgulsod. all mean some-
thing indefinite and uncertain. Twenty.
teen. ten years is a laid; time to wait to
out what you have got. Many changes will
happen in that time. Better know w at you
are paying for when you start. All schema
whereby some arc to gain what others lose Ire
alluring and dclusivc. and upon this basis
'i‘ontlnc and Distribution Estimates aromatic.
Quite possibly you may be one of the losers.
emember that the Connecticut Geno!“
Life Insurance 00.. is entitled to your first
consideration since it holds is foremost fplm
among the Life insurance Companies 0 this
Country. and odors superior advantages in all
features of the business. together with Great
Financial Security. Insure in the Connecticut
General Lire Insurance Co. Every Policy is
a direct. simple. and mlarantcod contract.
Nothing is left indefinite to be settled at a tu-
lilallzell ill or Cocaine. lit T
8913 olJeelh. $5 loiSlll
id‘s!
tertiary fluid Today.
Ilus‘rnx, .iuue lH.—iloston and Charles-
ton are on lots today ccicbrntlng the ever
mcmurublo battle of Bunker Hill, which
occurred Juno 1?. 177.3. The committca
announces the military and civic parades
for this afternoon, starting promptly at
2 o’clock. Willis W. Stovcr will be chief
marshal 'l‘hc routo is somewhat shorter
than usual, but covers tho district pretty
thoroughly. .
’l'ho Carnival ussbciutlon parade this‘
morning included 13 foot‘fcatures, 8 floats
and 10 bands. 'i‘bcrc were four costumed
staffs of lllll men ouch. 'i‘hc features, as
usual. warn of u comical. historical and
pivturcsquo character and were carried
out by the local organizations. The visit-
ing organizations wrre tho Knobobecs of
South Boston. the l‘l'arrcus nf Roxbury
and the descendants of Revolutionary pn-
triots from Stowe and Acton.
Banquets will ho held by the city
guards and tho i‘lmrlcstmvn cadets in
thclr urnmrics. by tlw \'(‘li3l'llil firemen in
Monumonr hull and iy tho (‘urnival asscr
riutlon in tho umnbers of tho city govern—
mrnf. at tlw \l'uvcrlry iiuuw.
Ropulilit'nn Hosts to Gathers.
Chicano, .iuno lS.——iircat preparations
are making for the National Republican
league contention, which mwts at Denver
on thc Lilith inst. Exti’rcsldsnt Harrison.
fiovrrnur lllrix'inlry. orfipr-ukvr flood and
Senators (‘umcruln Lotion and Jones will
probably attond. Among the spt-nkers uro
licuornl ii. A. Aim-r. General .i. S. Clurk~
son, (lulu-ml i). ll. lilmiiugs, lion. Whitn-
iuw lit-id. lion. John t'. ripounor, Hon.
John M. Thurston. lion. A. ll. Cummings
turd time.
Physicigrfofllomenl
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. ii n.,
from ii) a. m. to ‘f p. in. any day exceptSun
the
of
from any (“film
consult Dr. Guiifo
and with the assurance of receiving the uh. ;
skillful and scientific treatment known
modern rurgsry and medicine.
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. In-
closo stamp.
S. s. L'HO'VIMEDIEU. Az't.
11] Washington Street.
“All mum '
HEAD ASH
mam, nwmmmgn:
nhiil
MRS. Bil. ii. A. GlillHiilii
Can be consulted at her office.
The Doctor is a regular ph 'sicinn and f ‘
{gut-t sixteen years has ma ctheD I: ‘1
'OMES a speclnlt -. Ladies anti
[‘3' incl cut to the sex u‘
in tho strictest confidenc
Home
s5
and lion. Frank J. Cannon. Special
trains will be run from Boston. Now
York, l’blludulphin. liultimon‘, i’ittsburg,
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ('lllrugo. Milv
waukcc. )linnrnpolis. Nashvillc. Kansas
Cltyhfit. i.1vuls.()mubu and lies Muiur-s.
Tho railroads have granted n'dum‘d rates
of one fare for the round trip, Secretary
Humphrey cstlmntts the attendance at
from 2,000 to 5,000.
(‘hlnroformed the Family.
it‘Ailh'nWUltTli, X. 11., Juno ls.--'l‘hc
rcsidenro of (llivrr Marine of tbispluce
was cutorcd by burglars. who chloroform-
ed the whole family. consisting of fivu
persons. and took $1,700. Mr. Murine had
collected thc moncy during the past wool;
to moot impending obligations. and it is
thought sumo intimation of this must
huvu got out and lid up to tho burglary.
“'0“ tbs Grand Pris.
I’Altls, Juno lS.—-—'l‘lic greatest mm in
the French sporting world—that for the
Grand Pris do l‘nris—-hns boon won by
Donna Baghtchc. Matchbox was second
and Munsour tb , Matchbox ran second
in tho English I erby and was then sold
to Baron liirsrh for $76,000. The Grand
Prix paid tho winner $15,000. the second
horso $1. 000 and tho third $2.0m).
Connecticut Whoolrnen Men-t.
limmaroonfioun., Juno lil.--'i‘ho slat»
moot of tho tilinlicoticut division of tin.
Moguls of Anmrlruu thlmcu. which tbs
Bridgeport thci club is to cuturtuin in
this city today and tomorrow. will ho by
for tho groutcst whrollug nihilr'tlmt has
ever taken piano in tho stoic.
(“not I Carl-Ibo“ Capt-in.
Awasv. Juno lit—Captain Mark flu.
icy of tho (:nnnlboat Edwin E. I'ragor was
shot and probably fatally wounded by
Locktoutinr Mit‘hxwl Shula-y at Wont Troy.
'l'hu two turn had burn on bad torms for
some tlmc.
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE.
'l‘ho yacht ‘Vlgllnnt arrived in f‘iiasgow.
'l'vm poor wnmru. whlls picking ip coal
near Jersey City, wow lclllrd by a rain.
Tho bout raw bctwuou tho Cornell and
University of l'cuuaylvanlu crows Wus
won by Cornell.
Josoph Hermon. a point». shot and in-
stantly killed his wife Sophia at Scwurk.
N. J., while intoxicated.
Walter E. Stetson, the well known art-
ist of Providence. and Miss Grsco Chou
nlng worn privately married. '
Six monuthrco indiuns and three white
msn--hsvs boon sentenced to be hanged
at Paris. Tom. Sept. lid. all for murder.
Mrs. Loam Submitter. convicted of
poisoning her husband. ins-been sentenced
st Mnnitowoo, Wis. to it yours in prison.
Milo. Beatrice. tho Consy island lion
tummwho was badly bitten bys lion
with which she was performing. will In
W. .
Lightning struck tbs house of John An.
duson in Menominee, Mich. killing Pom
Rosina-nu. Pct-r Ground and h‘cls Bork.
strum
mi mm abattoir of the mom
M and limit company and tin trio
W7
wow
' hyacinth sound
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ammonium-u:
CDTTAGES " u iii;
by the month or season.
WTmllcy road connections with South Nor-
SUPERPHOSPHATES, BARN-
BLACKED LIME AND LAND
mono assisnv
%h‘iz:na‘ "its:
”AT...—
Bell island.
Cottages of 3. 5. 'a'. 10 and 1‘: rooms.
walk awry ill mlnll‘es: connections at
South Norwalk by N. Y. N. H. and H. E.
R. to all points 8531. west and north.
Forlterms and full particulars. address.
T. H . F OST E R.
Bell island: or. Danbury, Conn.
j
FERTILIZEBS!!!
ml 2m
Bradley’s
Superphospnate. '
Potato Manure. '
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
i
All the choice brands of
YARD MANURE, AIR
PLASTER, at wholesale prices.
“A...” . MM» -........... rm“...
RAYMOND 8308.
SOUTH NORWA LK.
Writs mm
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all
3“!
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