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JUNE 21. 1894.
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. beauty is its own excuse for being." Pal-66:19?» l 1 0 0 l 1 0 0 0-411 2 M’s' Halli \y Savagely Attad‘s
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3"” 19“ we“ 0‘“ 0"“ Shells “d Philadelphia- 2 l o 0 2 1 o 0 o-“é like 3' PhysrcfinDunng Recess.
mulch beauty of color. Everyone NewYork..... i s o o 2 3 2 o x~1418 a '
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handsqothem. Baltimore.. 0 o i 2 o o l 0 15-1212 u M—
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, , Pittsburg......2 l 1 2 o o o 0 1-714 0 p ' °"
, ‘ Ems FEMS Clean! I, BilllBl Mulsviile.....l o 0 o 1 g 2 o 0-5“ 3 T‘stify'flut the Prisoner h or unsound
. -which we sell is extra hi just new Ft. Ionic..." 2 c o o o 2 6 o o—T‘s’é mud—‘nflnumuyu Both ”duo”.
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Some people do not like sweet Chicago......l l o o o o 3 u o— a 7 2 Human?" “919"“ *5 “HM: nndlhe Bum-
PR U N E S I‘’ v 3.11.3. ming up by the attorneys bemin. The
, grzzhilryigfon..% 0 ii 0 (i f) ‘, % 2—1311: : usual lcrowd was present when the prison-
. :. - t. or, paeand silent was escorted into th
. but do like tart ones. We havfiohmfif Easy as LEAGUE GAMES. courtroom by Shin-if! Beecher. She wa:
~- fineOrauon Prunes that are tart, Llc . Wilkesbarrew i 1 0 0 o "J: {ii-3 clad inabrown dress, andthroughont the
__ fag-“fl” Symmm _________ u 2 0 , “2 3’ 8m ‘ day she mucking ut thesaurus of the
Weamshowmg some extra good ' ‘ "A“; sleeves. The taking of testimony began
B NANAS Em,“ ...... .. 0 0 l 0 o 0 i o 0—2 9 2 at 10 o'clock. Dr. George M. llcakes and
A ' swingflddnu 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2.. 5‘ 5 3 John Bennett of, Bloomington. Mrs. Cob"
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Judge Instr-horn fiends Ilium to Sing Sing
convicted of forgery last Friday. has been
sentenced to five years and six months in
Sing Sing. The sentence was imposed by
J udgc lngraham in the court of oyer and
termlner.
for the prisoner, made a pica for anew-
~trial. which the judge refused. An ap-
plication for a certificate of reasonable
doubt was also refused, but an attempt
will be made to secure one from another
Judge. ‘An appeal will probably be taken.
Commutation for good bohavior will rc-
ducc the term of imprisonment to 3 years
11 months and 15 days.
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g Sealing Vessel Goes'Down \Vith All
schooner L'uirnls lost and all hands drown-
ed. Like the Matthow'ifygpyr and the
Mascot, Lh'e resist;- ‘ '
cube Japan coast.
early part of tho ycar.
iously awaited regarding the fate of \lhe
sealers Mary Ii. Thomas. Alton, Af ll.
\Vhifo, Rattler and tho Uld San Dingo.
Not one of thorn has been reported since
’rJ- i mittecs of tho constitutional convention
wore kcpt busy with dclcgations yoslcr‘
day. and
most important cf tho whole session. The
assembly
afternoon with reproscntativcs of nearly
ric Scott. wife of the constable who arrest-
ed Mrs. Halliday, and Thomas McQulllan
all went on the stand for the prosecution,
and when Mchillan concludod District
Attorney Hill nnnounccd that the prosc-
cutlon rested. '
The Defense Opens.
District Attorney iiiil rested, and Gcorire
H. Carpenter. counsel for the dcfcnso.
made the usual formal motions to dis-
charge.
James H. Goodnlc, who is deputy sheriff
In Orangecounty and had the aura of Mrs.
Halliday in laid, when she was under or-
rest for stealing a horse. was called as the
first witness. for the defense. ,
"She was as wild as a hawk during
those thrcc months," said illt' witness.
“She would not eat anything. and after
two days 1 fed her with a Epooii. Her
hands were moist and slippery. i took
her from the jail at Nowhurg to tho asy-
lum at Middletown.
"w- ”r Elm was in jail she never slept
during " \ first two wucks, but kept the
WIMAN SENTENCED.
For Five and a ll." Yours.
NEW YORK, J uric {BL—Erastus Wiman.
General Tracy, senior counsel
Mr. Wiman took his sentence stolldiy.
ELEVEN DROWN ED.
U VII nds on Board.
SAN Fnaafiisco. June Ql.~—Thc scaling
i capsized in a typhoon
Tho Unna loft in the
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The Constitutional Convention.
ALBANY, .lune Ella—Tho various com-
thc hcnrings wcre about the
chamber was flllcd during the
WHERE lGNOR‘NCE cvcry religion in the world to protest l
against tho bill to prchnt public appro- ‘3
priafions for acctnrian institutions. ll'rcd- cannot; u, f‘.\i:l'E\'Tl-‘.n. i
'8 Buss . . am“ it. Coudcrt. Mayor Stern and Gcoréo Mummy {M M” ”Mum“ \
Riffs 0.?! N“ \ Mb it“ simko: against Eh” awake. yollillg: 'l’a'. Mu! Nancy? and ofhvr \
n ' H Ulllllll u “n “"1"“ Lava in things. lior looks wcm wild; horhahltm
lllli our new:
Willi in Miss.
lilut you can save lots of hard .
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role Agent for ~,
on warm Hum l
hearing also. and spccclics wcrc niado for
canals on tho Scymow plan at u cost of
about $1.0m“ on.
city of Ncw London and uciizhborhmd arc
filthy. After shc rcturnvd from the my-
lum aim was mun-what incttcr. in my
opinion shc was insane fhcu; was insane
Supt. 124i, lN‘Jli. whoul saw hcr in tho Muir
ticcllo pill, and is insane now. "
Harrison iiccchcr, tho m-uinl shoriff of
Sullivan county. tcsliiicd that he had tho
custody of iii/.tic llnlliday sinco Supt. b.
"When shccumo to me.“ hc said. “Rill‘
was without any iulclligcncc, filthy in hcr
habits and tnlkcd to imaginary people.
This state cuntlnucd for two works. Slu-
rofused food. and a physician forccd food
into her with a stomach pump. This con
dition continued niirht and day."
Violent In ('onrl.
During the noon rcca-sa Dr. Edward (3.
Mann of the Fluibush iusauc asylum.
Brooklyn, uuuh- an cvaminaliou of the
prisoner. ‘Hic was \‘iolcnf. kickcd him in
the stomach and cullcd him a ~~ hypw
critc. thu ho aftnmpu'd to make an cx»
aminnflon of her fonguc. hilf‘ spit in his
fat-o. lic inquiri d of in r who hcr falhcr
was. blur said: “i \vmiud llcr shirt. 1
Wurillf'll lu'r shirt.” Shu- flu-u nuuiu sumo
vilc l'l‘lliiil'hH and complmucd of having an
orungc in ill'f‘ bow-b. liliil Hill-Ni her to ho
fruublcd with lllu‘si sorrow llll ignstiou.
(in cross. iramiuminu‘ llr. ’l‘alcnft said
ho thought llu‘ pri‘ouvr iusauc, but he
might in» mNnkcu iu lilo lluiguwnl. in
his opinion llu- pl'isuncr had nvvcr iu-cn of
sound mind siilcc 5hr lcl‘l lhu Middlvlowu
asylum in i~‘r-hruary, ihla'l. ii-v did not
think llu- priwucr had suillcicut infclli.
guuco to fcign insanity or anything ciao.
At noon. whcnuskcd \vimt lil‘i‘ name
was, , lhc prisonz-r rcplicd. "Kim-icon
skunks." llr. ll. ii. Allison. nupcrin-
tcndcut of tho Malicmvnn hospital. was
plnccd on the sinful. iic said lilo prisoucr
was committed to hischargu on Fob, ll,
lhllfl. ills lu‘l'nllllf of" ilf‘f‘ coudillou at
flint time was similar in tho account of
her actions and condition on lutcr occa-
slums. fin Slay 2;, land, .‘irs. llulllday
was discharged from Main-await as curcd.
i’nul iiailiday took hcr homo. ilchc-
liovcd hcr to ho inoauc now. This was
the halt wituoss for thc dcfcusc.
vuring tho dwpcnini.r and culnrrrclnont of
Crowds at Gale's Ferry.
GALE‘s h'i-Zillii', Cunil., .iunr- {IL—Tho
cunnncnclnu to show that tho influx of
visitors for tho grunt ram has sturtcd ni-
rcady. and I‘Vt'f'y train brings additional
nm's. All tho crows were on the river,
and from tho closc cspionngo kcpt upon
thorn by tho vm‘iousmuchcs it was cvidont
that allwuro bclng hold up tofho host
possiblo \vurk. 'i‘ho Yulc varsity was out
in its now sin-ll, but as yct it has not
shown ifsclf inorcsrw‘dy than the old one.
Waters, if is ccportcd. has it now boat for
Harvard, but lhis cannot bo vcriiicd.
'I‘hc Slntc Tennis Tournament.
i’nll..\m~,l.l-ula, .iuno 2L—Ji‘ho playing
at, tho. e-‘fafc ch:mlpiou.~diip tcnnis tourna-
nu-nl. was oulivcucd by sumo hard fought
contcsfs. 'i'lu- IWU i’ilisburrzn-rs \Vcro
knocked out curly in thc day, i’icr provr
1m: lliliil-ll‘il (only a sccond rotor by falling
lu-furu i'iuott, whiic Moon-head, who was
drawn against Smith, found the ilclmunt
iluy two strong: for him. but. ho succumlod
in lumping him busy tho groan-r part of
the limo.
(‘unnot Draw (in! Moncy.
.\'r:uua.~k.\ l‘l‘i'v. Nob. Juno 21.-—'i‘he
suit bruuuhi. by illshop ilonucum to
rvsfrain hulhcr (‘orbcft from drawing
lnuncy from tho i'nlmyru bunk holouizimr
to tho church, but dcpohifmi tn liorlicft'n
crmlit. l'csullcd in Judgo ('hnpmun lunk‘
in): thc injunction rcslraiuiuiz f‘urhctt
from drawing fho mom-y pcruuiucnt and
assessing llli' costs to thc bishop.
Another Fatal Cyclunr.
liaxoon, H. il., .iunc :ll.——A cyclono
struck ilurthonht of this place today, for
tally (lilillllilhlillli: ‘li lmllr‘a's, killing tho
littlo child of John Samfcltand heaviuzz
tho rcnuiimlor of his family in a Mivcrcly
injured and critical condition. A man
rismhlng, Steam and ass-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
., ,.. Hot Air Heating.
Ready to burn l'p.
i)r. Bcakcs. rI-callcd by prosecution, ho
llevcd whcu ho saw her at iiloomlnghurg
that Hill) was too insulic~thut aim was not-
inga port. l‘utll the bloody curpot was
brought in tho witness said she had rim-d
in a very insane way. wanting the potato
bugs brushcd from her, but on scoing that
aha sconu-d to be affected. and when the
named John Long was also killed.
lievicm-d by Governor I'ntilnon.
CHESTER, i‘a.. .luno 21.-—'i‘hc mm—
mcncemcnt cxcroisca of tho Pennsylvania
Military college havu boon concluded.
After literary exercises in tho drill hail
the corps was raviewed by Governor l’atii~
son. battalion niovomcnts, artillery tac-
" Plans and optimum furnished for either
but water. steam or hot air heating.
Fill SOUTH MAIN ST
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More your order:
“W «on Saturday morning.
revolver and cartridgca wcro brought in
she wiltcd completely. (in being placed
in n wagon to be taken to tho Monticello
jail it was necessary that some one should
hold her. A man war detailed for tho pur-
pose. lie did this by placing his arm
around her waist. The guard was a bach-
tica and cavalry drills followed.
Clubber! I Boy to Death.
Mounr lioLm‘. N. .i., Juno 21.-—Sidney
Plummor, colored, was arrested hero on a
charge of clubbing to’de'ath liarry Hayes,
19 years old. his adopted son. because the
lad could not perform a task Plummet in- 010;, and the 13m, crowd began to poke
“NOW him W “0- fun at an my him. Mrs. Halliday no.
“ “MW“W tiocd thel actions, and her face was
FLASHéS-“Fid‘OM THE WIRE. wreathcd in smiles, the most pleasant the
»»»»»»»» doctor had‘sccn. He had examined many
A new Episcopal diocese will he created Joanne people and could not be mistaken
out of the northwest tier of counties in In her case.
Dr. William ll. Woodmff of Pine Bush,
N. Y.. was called in» had examined the
prisoner closely at Bloominghorg and
found her pulse 110. eyes normal, in good
physical condition; thought her insanity
was feigned. He was the family physi-
cian of the Hallldays and knew old Paul's
wives. but had never attended Lizzie.
Dr. James A. Canthers of Monticello
testified to having visited the prisoner's
Wisconsin.
The twenty-sixth annual convention of
the American Society of Civil Engineer:
is held at Niagara Falls. '
Remains of prehistoric man of the
mound building period have been found
at Charlotte Harbor, Fla.
The report that two Americans were
eaten by cannibais on Tihuron island, in
VIII.
the 3qu of California. is discredited. coll last mm He examined her and
Homer '1‘. Fuller has resigned thew m sheaf-s slrnuiatin insanity. up“.
33”.? Km'r’ Polytechnic?! inst: staged the Mason]. td'he Inmmlndnil
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mums alumna-an so Wu Wynn-r».
Will“ he amour-devours re- A Mn:
Jane II. '
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“on. Most ‘of the miners and families were
_ and are now in a slnrv
BEATEN BY SOLDIERS.
Reports of Brut-my to Miners by 'l‘loofl
In the Indian Territory.
Four SMITH. Ark, J uno 2L—Dotalls of
a horriblcstate ,of affairs existing in the
mining region of the Indian Territory
have been brought to this city‘hy evicted
minors. Power was givcn thodcputy mar-
shals to, eject them’ from the company's
houses, and the work .f eviction began-
Many of the men were thrown bodily from
their homes, theirwives and children boatr
cn and bruised, after which they won
loadcd into box cars like cattle and ship-
ped out of the territory. August Smith,
one of the Hartshorne miners, says that
last Thursday troops came to his house
and arrested him. They would not allow
him to -put on his shoes and coat and re-
fused to lot the family eat breakfast. The
soldiers threw his furniture onto a wagon
and then asked Smith's wife it she want-
ed to go. She refused Four soldiers took
‘her and threw her head first into the wag-
thrown out early in the morning in a
driving‘rain. In one instanoeafomil of
four were evicted near Anderson. he
wife of the evicted miner was struck over
the head with a Winchester and severely
maltreated by the soldiers. The woman
was pregnant at the time. and while bo
ing parted at the railroad station gave
”premature birth to a child.
Many Mines Resume.
PITTSBURG. Juno 21,—Six mines in the
Fourth pool resumed under the Columbus
agreement, and four others will probably
start before the curl of the week. This
will leave but two prominent operators in
’ho Fourth poolwho still refuse to treat
with the mm. The miners at lilanown
and along Miller's run also wont to work.
it is thought that nearly all the mines in
the district will be in operation by the
middle of next week. ’
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Maryland Miners Returning.
liamnous, J one 21.-—-Advicc,s from
Frostburg and lmnnconing arc to the cf-
fcct that more mcn wont to work today
than on any previous day since tho inau-
guration of the strike. 50 violence has
occurred for several days. At Frostbufg
Slipcrintcrrd‘ont Somnwrrillo has laid in a
supply of weapons with which to arm the
deputies after the troops dcpart,
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.‘Iorc Iron Trouble Tlircaicned.
Pl'rrsnl'uo. .iuno :Zi.—'l‘hc dctcrmincd
. ottitudcof llulsllci‘t iron manufacturers
and workmcn in regard to tho Scale gives
rise to the bcliuf that thcrc will be a sus-
pension of work on July 1. which will af-
INC! about 12,1lllll Workers. Another con-
fcrcncc is to be hcld. but ncithcr side is
hopeful of an amicable adjustment of the
differences which exist. l
lmlinnrs Troubles Ended. i
Sl'i.i.l\'.\\. ind. .lunc :l.~iirownlee
Brothers startcd lhc l“arusworih mines
‘ Minors at Sin-iburn are 1
With old uu-n.
ready to rvsumo as soon as flu- receiver-
ship of the Sholhurn ('oal company is set-
tled. All dilicrcncos hotwccn tho miners
and operators an- cndcd. At ilrazil 100
block miners rcturucd to work.
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Ohio Troops “'ithdrmvn. X
.‘IAfiSildAlN, 0,, Jum- 21.-'i‘lu« Fifth
regiment has lcft, and tho fihio mining
regions urn cufirciy without military pro-
tection. 'i‘hc Whrellug and Lake Eriei
mines arc now producing lull cars of cool i
daily. l
. llungnry's (iron! Flomh.
Losrmx, .luuu ill.—-.\ dispatch from
Vicnua in Tho l‘hrouiclo says that the
damage by the floods in Hungary will
amount to at loust liu,LlUu,UUu liorlns.
Many of the larpcst estates in the king-
than have been devastated and thousands
of houses dcstroycd. liuudrcds of the in
hnbimnts have ’bccn completely ruined
inn condition. The
losscs sustaiucd by tho drowning of cattle
and sheep are enormous. The storms were
renewed yostcrday.
(Bold llcacrt‘n Very Low.
\\‘.\sul.\'u'ro\:. .luuo :.’i~—'i'ho mild rc-
scrvo. :iftcr ili‘ilili'tillg thc $3.2507oull cu-
gagod for shipmont. is $l‘»i,7ll:l.(ll7, or
$735,330 lowcr lhnu car-r iii-fora in its
history. (in l-'cb '.‘, pm pr-xluus totlw
bond issue. the i‘vscl'vv had rmcilcd M5,-
-iii.'~',ti77, liic inwul point up in that lime.
and tho Ciisll lullanm- wa~ indJlo. lu‘J.
Volvo "ought In New Jersey.
('Miilim’. ,\'. .l., .illill' ‘.’l.‘—-’I'iuI i-‘gislrr
tlvc counuiilcc lilllliirllii.’ lulu tlu- clcclion
of William J. Thompson from tho 'i‘hird
district to lill‘ aswmlxly coulinucd rowdy"
lug cv'ldcncc yuu'rduy. ,\ number of wit-
fli'rinf‘ii ll stiiicd llml flu-y iuul rccclvcd
Blillln‘ of moucy varying from $3 to $7 for
tho” Vuica.
’l‘nn I'ollcnmrrt Itillcd.
HALTi‘IUIih, .lunc ‘..’1.—-i’uiil'i‘lli('ll Ml-
cluu‘l Scary and .lunu-s‘ ilunu \Vf'f’i‘ killcd
last night by a Norflu-ru ('cutrai railway
Il‘flill. ’i'llo oilicurs \vcro chasing boys who
worn in hullliuiz in John's falls and were
cmfisllig a frcstio bridgo \vlu-n struck.
.‘Ildl llanflclll l'olnmita Nuicldc.
l’inrl. N. Y. June ill,-—.\llu~l iinniicld,
one of the brighfcst young indics of this
' town, has drowncd ili‘l‘hf'lf in a pond. She
was a graduate of l’iko smuinary and as-
sistant corridor in Him bank. she was
prominent in lltcrnry work.
Harry Ilill on the Hand.
Saw Yoluc, June lib—Harry Hill was
the principal witncss hoforu tho lioxow
committee. Ilo told of numerous bribes
he paid the police, incriminating Captain
Murphy, tho into riuporintondcut Murray
and othora
Wen Paid to M order.
TROY, N. Y.. June 21.-—-At the Shea
murder trial yesterday Mrs. Thomas A.
Titus swore that she heard several men
offer Shea and Mciiough $25 to “sing or
kill” the Ross boys on the day of the mur-
dnr.
Grasshoppers In Sworn“.
CARLTON, Minn. , Juno 2l.—-iiargequan-
titles of grasshoppers have suddenly made
their appearance in this locality. and in
many places they havo totally destroyed
gardens and meadows. " '
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Strike at flavorful“.
Bavnrmm. Mass. Juno lat—m hun-
dred employees of the Field at ”1&on
Shoe Manufacturing company choc
account of Induction of 40 means in
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.. The Leading Dry Goods Store.
lrislranl '&' Hyatt, Norwalk, Bonn
Dress according to your feelings is acceptable sort of advice
and very easy to follow,especially when you can do so for a very
small sum. Now you feel the need of a - ,,
DUCK SUIT
for this summer’s wear, and your own interests will naturally be
consulted in regard to where you will buy your suit. We don’té
say buy one of us, Decide about that for yourself. But surely.
it is for your own interest to accept our invitation to call and scoff
the one we'are offering at ‘
$ l . 98 .
with newest collar and sleeve, in
It is made in the latest style, ‘
stripes, dots and linen effects, accurately cut, carefully finished,
and are positively the best garments ever offered for the money.
Sizes 32 to 38.
If you are gomg to the seashore and are in need of a. bathing
suit remember that we have them at $1.00 and $1.90 each.
Trislram & Hyatt, No. 2 Gazelle B’d’g‘
' , NORWALKLCBNN.
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oton Point
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South Norwalk. Conn.
I The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
FINE HllTEi, FINE BATHING HilllSE
General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for-largo cacursions
Dancing Daily in the Pavilin
Sunday, June 17,
Grand Concert by Philharmonic Bend, Bridgep
ilolnn Point improvement Company, Owners and Pmprief
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
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BilllWN’S $3.00 Sill!
And you will see not only‘a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durabllily and 8
Making it the best two Seamless h‘noo in the market
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe.
H. 5.: BROWN"
South Main Street. 50. Norwaik.
JUST A our our
Baby Carriage
FROM $5 UP.
LARGE assonrmsu'r or
of tin-um suns, annulus,
TENSION TABLES, FANBY ell
ANll PAilillil rumour: '
AT BOTTOM PRICES. ,
Ra monol 30
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