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Violator! to Aid the Populism-lanai"
Puffer Donn-o tho Views of the Populist:
and Their Relations to Socialists.
Wasnmorou, J une 22.—-The income
tax has been rescbcd and some of the par-
agraphs passed. Senator Hill led the on
position. During the debate Senator Chau—
dlcr of New Hampshire made another or
took upon Mr. Allen of Nebraska. Two
votes were taken—was to limit the opera-
tion of the tax toJan. l, 1893, and tho
other upon Mr. I’cfi‘er's amendment. The
sugar investigating connnittco announced
its rcadlnuss to report, but upon a motion
mado by Senator Hill the matter went
’VGI’. .
’I‘ho tsrif'f bill was taken up at 10:80,
and Senator Iiill. immediately took tho
floor in opposition to the income tax. He
spoke for several hours, scoring thc presi-
dent and all others advocating the adop—
tion of tho section. iio said in part:
Senator Hill Vehemclu.
“We have rcccntly seen a Democratic
housc of rcprcscntntlvcs refuse to. rcpcnl a
federal tax upon statc bank circulation—n
tax imposed undcr the taxing powcrof the
constitution ostensibly for revenue, but in
fact producing no revenuo whatever, and
a tax utterly lndcfcnslblu in principle, in-
tcndcd to be prohibltory in effect—much
rcpoal having been expressly favored in
our national platform, while the same
house wont out of its way to inject a Pop-
ullstio income tax in a Democratic tariff
bill, and the senate is now asked to ratify
a portion of such inconsistent action. For
one, Iprotcst against the repudiation of
the promises of tho [Ilmnocrutlc party in
order to adopt and carry out the promises
of tho Populist party."
“Look at tho lncunslstcnt‘ position in
which this proposcd lcgislation will plan:-
the Democratic party. For :15 years wo
have clamor-ed against. warmxcs. Wu imvc
reminded the pcnplc over and over again
that. they suffer from war tarifi lcgislu-
tlon. Northcrn capital is sucking invest-
ment in southern states, and southern men
QENATOR HILL.
of brains and ambition arc finding homes
in northcrn cities, win-re n cordial wcl-
cmnv always awaits thcm. Tho paciflca-
lion of tho muntry has boon lurgcly cffcctv
ed, and soctlonai nnlnmsitics and jealous
lot are fast dying out. .
"th now, aftcr a qunrtcr of a century
him prism-d away and tho lkmncrotic party
for thc first timc sincc thc war has bot-n
intrustcd with tho full control of the gov
cmmcnt. one-of our vory first acts is to rc~
actor-c tho «most. odious inquisitorial and
oflonslvu war taxes with which a frco poo
pin are over afflicted. If this is political
wisdom. it is folly to ho wise. I prefer to
stand with Jefferson, Jackson and 'l'iidcn
in opposition to all income toxcs and till
ruct fcdcrul taxation, but in favor of n
rovunuc for fcdcrni purposes and direct
taxation for state purposes.
“I Npudiatg the spurious Democracy of
the“ modcrn npmtlcs and prophets, who
are part. Mugwmnp, part Populist and the
least part Democrat, who Bt't‘k to lead us
astray nftcr false gods, falso theories and
{also mcthmls. I object to our restoring a
war tax which tho Republicans them
selves n-jcctcd your» ago with our appro-
bntion.”
Chandler Attacks Alien.
During the dobnto Senator Chandlcr re-
affirmod his chargu that Senator Allen had
bargalnud his vote on the lumbar schedule
and scored Mr. Allvn for rcfcrrlug to him
as n "baboon." ,
"I rcpcat," said ho deliberately in con-
clusion, “that I hnvu discovered that tho
early surroundings of this senator before
he untorcd this body were ouch as not to
allow him to obscrvn tho connuon cour-
tsslcs which all guntlmncn rngurd oven in
this most heated pnrtiran dolmtca. ’l'ho
scuatur from Ncbrasko is to ho pltiod
rather than ocnsurcd for what ho could
not hulp." .
Senator Allan was pain and trmuhling
when be Most! to n-ply. llc cxpialncd his
stand mgardlng lumhcr and sold, "I rcpcl
tho low. dirty lnsinuation of the senior
senator from Now Hampshire. and I rcit~
erntc with all tho oncrgyl poses: what
I sold ycsturduy. " .
[pm that lxtcasion Mr. Allen callcd
Senator (flanndicr a liar. Mr. Uhandicr
rcplicd by stating that Mr. Allcn did not
know anything about sonntorial courtesy.
'l'hls cloned tho cplsudc, and tho dubatc on
the lamina tax was pmcccdcd with, Mr.
flour making a sunwwhat long nrgumnnt
against it. Mr. Aldrich moved that tho
dato on which the incmno tar .r-hould ccasc
be Jan. 1. Him. 'l‘hcmucndtncnt woo do-
fcntcd. ’l‘lu: ilnnnco mnnnlttco ainend-
mcut fixing tho tlum limit during which
the tax was to run at Jan. i. flux), was
then agrccd to.
Mr. Ilnnr asked if if was the intention
of this income tax provision to make on
American cltizcn rcslding abroad pays
to: on hill ontlro income whether all of it
were derived from investments in the
United Statesor not? Mr. Vest replied
that It did so for “American citiunr
were concerned. Aliens deriving incomes
from mice: in the Unitcd States would
he obllgsd only to pay the tax upon such
lacuna. 'l‘hcir foreign holdings,“ course,
could not he reached. Mr. Pufferthen of-
fered the amendment to levy a Wanted
income “I. ‘
W m lam
W Pelee spoke indsfrnsuf tho
flour-eat no Poplin party. Herald
hmmdot beings Fondling-did
than use new that he thoughtless
. s from , ,
moan-n. ’l’hn‘Ropullotp‘nr
to mukc‘ the“ Matilda:
‘ . -Mr. Feller alluded lathe oh—
jictkm minor! by Mr. Hill and Mr. Hoar
t ‘at Home provisions of the bill would be
evaded." . '
”The narrator from Massachusetts,"
(Mr. Hoar) said Mr. I’cfior. "says tho rich
men of New York and Massachusetts will
Ila out of this thing."
“I saidnothing, " interrupted Mr. lionr.
“within a thousand miles of that. I sold
it was wrong to pry into man's prlvatc
business." Mr. Fuller and Mr. Hour dil-
cunsed for some tlmc exactly what Mr.
Hour had said.
"If you will say," said Mr. I’effcr final.
.ly. "that tho [maple of Massachusetts will
come up faithfully and honestly and pay
this tax, I will take back everything I
have said. " Mr. Il‘oar ropllud that ho had
no doubt tho pcopiv of Massachusetts
would conform to tho law.
Mr. Hi” again took the floor whcn Mr.
I'cifcr concluded and cungmtulatcd the
Democratic majority on its new lcador-
ship. ‘ Thu smmtor from Kansas (Mr. Pa!-
for) had announced that the income tax
belongcd peculiarly and exclusively to his
party. licforo ho had mndu that announce-
ment there had been isomo senators on tho
Democratic side who cvldcntly had lulu)?"
oil under the lllllli‘célfilllll that it was in
soul: way Democratic doctrine. Mr. I’cf-
for ‘ right.
'l'h income tax was mm of tho first
princi ics of tho I’Upllllnt party. Popu~
lists in :1 been consistent in its advocacy
and were now about to witncss its triA
11mph. He did not desire tomnkc any to
flcctlcns upon the l’opullsts or Socialists.
There were differences of opinion as to
what thoy believed in. The Socialists be-
llovud in a paternal govcrnmcnt~iu the
redistribution of property and tho com-
munity of interests. Both Socialists and
I‘opulists bcllovcd in an incouw tax.
This was denied by Senator Allcu.
"'l'ln- lncomo tux, " intcrruptcd Mr. Aid-
rich, "is mivucufcd. by tlic Socialist, ihc
I’npulistulnl tho Hippocratic [)III’KICh—"Wllll
a low honorable cxccplionsmas n moans
for the mlistrihution of wraith. "
"It in not advocated as n nn-uns for the
rcdistributlon of wealth, " lurokc in Mr.
'I‘cllcr almost. angrily. "No out~ cv-u
bcurd that ntlltcmcut mudu by any pct-son
whatevcr. "
'l'hc lit-ham flu-n bol‘nmc unimportant,
and ”in chairman of tho sugar investigat-
ing commltlru nnnouuccd that. :\ rcpoi't
was ruudy, It \va-nt over. and thc scnute
adjourned.
In the House.
Mr. chct till-1)., Ida.) occur-mi the pos-
sugc of tho Iiullsc bill it) lllncfid suction
:iil'Ji of flip llcvlscd Statutcs relating to
mining claims. and at 12:45 Mr. Hatch
shut off the considcmtlon of any more
hills and resolutions by duumndlug the
n-gular ordor and movcd that the house go
into cornmittco of tho whole to consider
the nntloption bill. Mr. Hrosvcnor (Rip,
0,). being mcoguizcd, spoku in favor of'
thc hill and inchicntaily duliw-rcd a glovv»
lug puncgyrlv of the Republican party.
The way to hclpthc Iurmcr. said Mr. Urns-
vcnor, was to dcfcnt nil llcuiocmtic logis-
lution. Mr. Stockdnll- (Duns, Miss.) fol
lowed in nu argunu-nt in favor of the bill,
and ho was succccdod by Roprcscntativc’
Iiurtlctt (firm, N. Y. l, (mo of tho oppo'
ncnts of the hill. .\Ir. Qulgg (Rip, N.
Yospoko in 'opposltion to tho bill and
said that gambling could not he stopped
by luginlntion. ‘
Mr. thclvr (Dom , Ala) favored the
bill in thc lute-rust of the funncrs, and
Mr. Iicrry (Dom, It'y. i also supportcd tho
bill Mr. lioatucrlllcm. Lu i rcgnrdmi
the bill as a frnlulllnd n. (li'f‘i‘pfllifl. It was
5:30 o'clock who" tho L'UIIIIlllLll'l' roac and
the bouts ndjoul‘ncd.
Fourth Clues l‘ostmnntrrs.
\VMlllNGToX, ‘Junc 2'3..—'I'hiriy lhrm‘
fourth class yurstmnslcrs “‘cro llllpnillll‘ll.
Among the clumgcs wow: .
Now York—Jluck's llrldgo, Mrs. t‘lmr- -
lottc Lon‘rcnm, vicc A. ll. Buck, dcml;
lilonhnm, W. B. féchoficld, vice J. Ii. Rod-
ford, removed, and anbucll, if. D. Chou-
dler, vice N. W. Foster. resigned.
l’cunoylvanla—tlrafton, H. II. llnvls,
vii-c ilcorgc ilrumhaugb, rcmoml.
Nicaragua Canal Iiill.
Wilsmxoroh‘, Juno 22.——-Iicprcscntatlt'c
Mallory has laid tho first draft of tho Nic.
nrugua canal bill which he has drawn bo-
fom tho subcoinmlttco on cumuwrco.
Much time who spent in discussing thc
phrnscolugy, but thorn is still a dlffurnncv
on important points. Next \Vt‘illliinillly
the bill will be laid below the full cont
mince.
funeral of It's-Senator Perkins.
Wasmsurox, .iunc 22.~—-’i'hc funvrnl cl
oxfiunntor Perkins will bo hold in till.-
city from his late moidcncu Saturday at i
p. in. Tho services will be conductcd by
Rev. Dr. Hamlin of tho (‘hurch of the
Covenant. 'l'ho lntcrment will be In ilock
('ruuk cemetery. The list of pallbcurot’.n
has not yet bot-n announced.
’l'wo Hanks (ngnnlled.
“'Ar‘ilixil'i‘ffh’, Juno 2‘ .--'l‘hc comptml
ier of this curmncy has authorlml the
richcticvus Notional bank of Hchnncvus.
N. ‘Y.. to bogln luminous with a mpilul of
$30,000. 'l‘hc application to column the
P'nrnlcr's bank of Imbauon, l'n.., inton
nutlunnl imnk was yostcrday approval by
llll.‘ comptrollcr. ‘
The (told limrn.
\i‘Asmsurox. .innc U‘J.-~~A|I\‘ll’l!l§ from
New York utatu that tho city bunks depots
itcd moduli” in gold in tin! subtroanury in
”change for l'nltcd h'totvs non-s. line
million dollars in gold was cugogcd fol
oxport. imivlng tho not gold rl'survu at thv
clone of business yeetcrday .‘Mi, i27,9llil.
Jerry illmpeoo'r Rum-n.
Wasumnos, Juno Baa-ltcpmsuntatlw
.irrry nilmpmm has roturncd tn thlsclty
from Iicrkoll'y Springs, whuro his but ”(it'll
fur thrw wank». Mr. Simpson will re-
turu to the Springs Saturday. lie is for
from wall, but is on the road to recovery.
fipenlter Crisp Bolt".
\V'Asluxurox. Juno 22.-«Sxxvnkcri.'rlsp
is reported much improved in health, and
it in expected that ho will rustlnw his du-
ties at tho homo.
In... Acquittod of Murder.
(incursions. N. Y., June Bin-drive
evident» in the Jasper logtm murder trial
was concluded. The jury returned o ver-
dict of acquittal. ingnn received the now-
wlth smiles, accompanied with tears.
Grout rm 1- loo-don.
moor. Juno run-rm broko out in
Wiillun A company's robin“ rnska
log factory in Tabernacle street, and m
whole blocks were destroyed. Lots. ti,‘
000,000. 180 lives ware lost.
Walton, P... In the m... at
Italians and Hungarians.
TROOPS ORDERED TO THE SPOT.
m MA,
several Regiments Will Balsa/Order lino
dot Orders from novel-nor Partisan to
. Shoot to Kill—strikers Ready With Dy-
namite Bombs and Improvised Cannon.
.Punxsunwssv, Pe.,,.lune Zen—Dyna-
mite bombs. so placed that when a heavy
Weight runs over the rails they Will or
plode. arc the weapons bcing used by the
striking coal miners at alston, where
tho mince of the Rochestcr and Pittsburg
Coal and Iron company are located. The
Fifth and Sixteenth regiments and Short-
.dan troop urn now pursuing at Iicllwood,
ncnr Altoona, before marching to the
minus. Bollwood is 70 miles from Wall-
ton. but the men are so determined that
tho governor has ordcrcd the guardsto
move only in compact bodies. This is
donu to provont thc riotcrs from capturing
individual companion or small squads of
guards.
Thorn are 2,000 strikers in possession of
the town, and they arc determined to hold
it. They have drilled guards stationed at
a narrow pass through which the troops
will have to go unless they lcnvo the trains.
At this point the dynamite has been plac-
ed under the tracks. (in one side of the
truck hronstworks havo boon thrown up.
Behind the fortification eight. cannon.
made from high tension gas plplturc placed
in such a position that the gunncrsc’un
firu into tho li'lllli if the dynamite falls to
wreck the cars.
Thousands Armed.
Ncuriy all tho strikcrs arc rllavs or Ital-
ians. All um nrunnl with guns, and ucar‘
iy all an- mountain huutcrs and can hun-
dic fir-curios. 'l'hcy any ihcy urn (ll-ter-
Illlfll‘il to kccp "black slump" out of tin!
Wuhuou mines mid will dufy the stain
guards. on thuy Iluvc dclicd thc shvrlff,
They imvc driven all the English speaking
fumilics who (lid not. sympathize with
tin-m into the surrounding towns. Strik»
crs hum mnrclml into tlu' town, forcibly
taken away illull they fluulgbt should lit'
with them and badly bcntcn those who rc-
bcllcd. 'l‘imld men have been scpurami
from their fumiiics. and nothing has been
heard from thcm since they were: taken
[)I'lflllilill's.
’l‘hu {cw men who had bcvn nllmvcd in
the minus. to Upi‘l'fllt‘ thc pumps hnvc now
been drivcu out, and the minus am being
flooded. ’l‘hc owncrs tricd to get to them
ycstcrday, but were drivcn back. The H:
otcrs declared that any nttcmpt. to go in
by force would rcsult in loss of life, and
it would not be on their sidu. In addi
tion to tho mincs tho rlotcrs have tukcn
pt’isscssiun of all oqu-r property of the up
cruturs. Suwrlntundl'nt Snydcr of tho
mine» has resigncd his position and left
the vicinity. Ho heard that the strikcrs
had appointed in committcc “to attend"
to him. 'l‘hc soldiers llvc in the mining
counties and know the kind of men thcy
have to dead with.
In the urdcrs issued by tho gnrcrnnr tho
military urn mmumlulcd to slumt to kill
and continue shooting until the riotcrs
an: dispcrscd.
(.‘oko “'orlro in Flt-rt.
i’lrrsm'un. .lunc zit—Tho )icClurc
(Inks company mmouucud last night
through Vino I'rcslrlcnt Charles lionnclly
that tho cnfirc plant will be started up
imnu-diatcly. If old mun are in rvturn,
they can do so; if not. now mun will bu
employed.
Will Not Pay the lilm-rrntiai.
CLEVELAND, June 2:3. ~‘I‘ho operators
adoptcd a resolution not to [my the differ
cntlul demanded by thvir minors and to
opcn lht‘ll’ minus only upon tho tcrms
agrccd to at tho (‘olumhua conference.
lllown lip “'itll Ilyn-miie.
Blamxouau, Aim, .lutw 22.—-The fire
in the Mary Lee minus is still raging. At
Warrior a house occnplml by negro min-
crs was blown up with dynamltc. and six
mcn wrrc lnjumd.
Trouble In “'2" l’lrginla.
WHEEl.l.\’l.. Juno :52.—'I‘Wo hundrcd
(leorgu's t'rcck strikersnre at Elk Gordon,
W. Va, and mom am cxpccted. 'l'hcy
prevented half of lildiiillll't‘rl of Elk (Burr
(ion from working.
Replaced by Negroes.
I'nurtum‘, 0., June 22.-——I"ourtmn fulu‘
iilos of union minors were evictodnt Spill»
mun, W. \'a., yesterday and their places
in tho mince taken by till southern no-
grocs. -._.. 0...-.-
Adjourned Without a Result.
Pl'r'rsnl'uu. Juno zit—The mlncrs' run.
feronce which ccnvcnod hcrc udjourncd
without results.
Commonwulers to [in Force.
‘TOI’EKA, .lunu 2:3.-Captnln Hunter‘s
“homo guards“ hold a meeting, and aftcr
denouncing tho fcdmal court. and its util-
com for sending tho Sanders common
wcnlom to jail and declaring that thny
proposed to buy winchcstors and moot
forco with fort-c thcy wont to tho county
jail and gnvn tbrcv chwrs for thc t‘ulllllmli-
wcuh'rs confined thurc.
Training at Goiou' Ferry.
(Man‘s l-‘mcuv. l‘mln,. .iune 2:3.»«(3mch
’I‘. N. l’urkins of tho Harvard crow has
mwod us No. 7 in tho fmdtmcn crow, as
W. I“. l’hclps siruincd his side. The oppon
tunity was taltcn ridvuntago of by Perkins
to dcnmnstrutu his ldcns by practical mutil-
ods in handling on our himself and noccr~
tninlng faults of tho man at close range.
Pmlossor Herbert Tutti. Dead.
”ham, 3'. Y.. Juno 23.-I’rofossor lion
hart Tuttlc, proftmor of mndcrn European
history in Cornell university, is dead.
Prior to liiiiil he was for normal years Hor-
iln wrmvpmdent for Now York and Lon-
don papers. He is best known for tho throo
volumus of his unflnlshod work, “History
of Prussia 1.“
Chicago Republican Convention.
CHICAGO, Juno 2:3.»The licpuhllcon
county convention was held tmiay. The
basis of uvpruentetlon was one delegate
for each 300 or fraction om movotes out
for Harrison and field in 1393. This pro
vided for a convention of 550 doisgsteo.
Ben-shot! Going to Europe.
vamrrtcz, Juno summon-i 0. lion
reshuff. the designer of the Yigllant, will
sell for Europe Saturday. when he will
assist in running that yacht in the recur
in which she is entered.
I'm Wnifwltl lug-d.
I'm-run, Juno flu-Joseph Wellwiu.
a damn not. prison convict, who in e
not for llkrrtyoo Merci: ii shoe tiled
Km 1m NW m
0W.
W. W
by the Blues. ‘ ‘ .
damp and dismal on Holmes field, but 110-
spite this fact 1.000 muons crowded the
Brand stands and bleachers to witness the
first of the series of the Harvard-Yale buo-
ball contestc. The gnllle was slow and
. unintemting except during the first two
innings Pitcher Carter set this matter
M fast. for when he warmed up he mowcd
down tho Harvard batters in a way tochlll
the nrdor of the most enthusiastic admir-
l-r of the crimson players. No less than
10 times did the liurvnrds fan the air in
their charts to hit the ball. Harvard scor‘
ed her only run in the first on an error of
Murphy, a sacrifice hit and a shrewd play
by Dickinson, who occupied the attentions
of Case and Murphy while Cook ran in
from third. With Murphy on second base
in the first inning Case put tho ball down
into deep ccntcr for a homo run. This
gave Yale two runs, and they secured two
more in tho third on errors by Highlands.
Wiggin and Winslow. Stephenson got in
a thrco bugger in the sixth and went home
on a long fly to Wiggiu. The score: Har-
vard, l; Yale, 5.
BASEBALL.
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Arrested as Vagrants.
Lnl'lFVllJJv; .lunc fill—lioncral Kclly
and Colonial llakvr worn arrcstcd here as
Vagabond: and plm-cd (null-r a bond of
$2,300 ouch to appcur tomorrow morning
at U o'clock, \vhcn thcy will bu tried.
Bond ' furnlslu-d atuucc, Martin Don-
abucming surcty, and tho mcn were
mil-used. As a result of thc arrest, the
gcncrnl did not. weak at National park as
mlvcrtiscd. He will spcnl»; tomorrow night,
and Chief of Police Taylor has notified
him that if he makes thc attempt be will
be arrested.
liaising the Plymouth.
erwrour, if. L, Juno 22.—’l‘hc Chap—
man Derrick Wnrcking company of New
York and Davis (“casting Wrccking coni-
pany of New Iicdford arc busily engaged
in the Work of cxtricuting the steamer
Plymouth of the Full Iiivcr line from her
perilous position on tho rocks. Every-
thing inovuhlc is bcing taken off in order
to lighten thu hull. The) engine is badly
straincd and slightly shifted from its hed-
plutcs. Four tmntoons have arrived from
.\'cw York and will bc uscd to amist in the
floating of the steamer
LA Provldrnce Swindler's Tricks.
Smuvurmuv. ills, Jum- ~:2.—W. (‘.
Thompson of l’rovidcncc, who. with head-
qunrf'crs at St. Louis. hurl ln'cn swindiing
:ill or in hutcl kccpcra in Illinois, Iowa
and Missouri by writing them under ficti-
tious namcs and having them pay sums of
money on cxprt-as packages sent to thcm
C. U. I). and securing tho mom-y from
tho exprcss company. cntcmi n pica of
guilty in tho l'nitcd Stan's district court.
He will rcccivc a pcnitcniiury scutcn'cc.
lllnhnnoy City Minn Aflrc.
ANKLASI‘, l’n. .lunc Bi—Fln- was dis
con-rod in tho Mahanoyflliy mlncs, ondu
gang of mm were put to Work toilght tho
llumcs. They won- overcome by the gas
and had to be carricd to thc surface. They
wcm William 'l‘ilvy, outside fun-man;
Amos Wattcrs, William l’uul, Robert Ila
via and a Polish lubon‘r. All recover-ed.
Tho liro wamcxtlnguishud by uuothcr force
of men.
‘I'rnln “'rocltod by Children.
Ili-ITIlIJ-Illl-IM, in. June 2'2. — An east
bound cool train on tho Jcrscy Central
railroad jumped the track at the crossing
over a switch at ilryland station, six miles
from hero, wrecking a score of care and
killing an unknown youth who was stool-
ing a rido. Palwngcrs on an express
train arriving burn any that tho accident
was causal by children turning the switch.
“mulch Troupe [Dr-font Mnsnulmnno.
MAINE”). .iune 22.-—-Dlspatchcu received
by tho govcrnmout from Mindanao, one of
tho int-goat of tho l’hillppinc islands, ro-
pnrt that a battle was fought on tho ilth
inut. hetwccn Spanish tmons and tho Mus-
Iulman inhabitants of tho island. and that
tho Spanish wuru victorious. ()no hun-
drcd Mumulmmm wan) killed. The Spot»
ish loss was only a few wuundcd“.
('herukcos ”cling l’nld.
\‘lxl’l‘a, l. 'l'., Juno 22.-’l’lm ('hcrokou
pnymcnt has bcgun. ’l‘hcro worn fully lip.
mm pl-oplo in town. El'cry (fimrokn'c by
blood gum $2M. llmnbling dcvlccs of cv-
cry description are being brought into play
to dcfraud tho indium. 'l'llrcccircuncs arc
coining tummy .lliltl colicctoral arc. l.'ul‘l'lll=
ling the Indians by the: hundrclls. 'l'vm
million dollars will bu pnld lwrc,
Mini llimulfnnd a Girl.
I’iift.Aill~:i.l'ilil\,J utic 22.»'l'lllililllii Krnm
of Monnyuuk shut and klllcd lllvycurrnid
Mamie Quigicy. who iivod in tho sumo
noighfmrhmsl. and than turncd his wcnpon
upon hlmwlf and soul; a bullet through
his brain. lie lion in a critical condition
at St. Timothy’s hospital. This motlt‘c
for the shooting is as yet a mystcry.
'l'ho mint Convention.
OMAHA, .inne Eta—Them worn 4.600
poopin in tho Exposition building at tho
Ilimr mmontion when (fungi-cushion Bry-
sn am to spook. Ills crunch was a
lengthy crimitlon of tho nttitudcof the
Republican party and change in untimont
in tho Democratic party. A platform was
adopted, and the convention adjourned.
Ills meme- Orr-shod.
Pnlumzwma, June tic—Sh ,llrernen
were injured by being mailed under full-
ing wells at the tire which destroyed the
eotwn warehouse of Burr Brothers, lit
Bout]: Wm: street.
Mir-con “I’ll;
Tm‘mi‘, Jone ”.mrhfl American
”will! liteanrksnd Jar»
uplistof 000."
lambs billet coder.
w
"a
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Gammon. Mm. June lac—.1: m- .
_ F. Boutwell
DENTIST.
Painless. Extracting will: lies,
Vilaiizei Air or Cocaine. “lit .
Extra Charge.
Sets olJeelh. $5 infill)
omcc hours. from 8 a. In. to 6 p 111.. *
, Dr. Bouvwellls nsln a preparation in till-
liug which readers 1 1: operation as nearly .
painllcss as ponclblc without. injury to the
feel .
LAUDEFI’S BLOCK.
4 8.0. Main St. 80. iiorwslk.
mil in)
HOUéEfiOVER.
Buildings moved in first’class order. Steam
boilers and heavy machine? a spieclalty.
. AR RIC .
Box 384. Norwollt. Conn.
n21 iy
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Do not be misled by names—Tootin Semi-
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however tklllfully disguised, all mean some-
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out what youhave got. Many Chang? will
hapncniu thattlmo. Batter know w t you
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alluring and dcluslvo, and upon this hula
’l‘omlne and Distribution Estimates are made.
ultemsslbly you may ho ono of the losers.
cmomber that the Connecticut General
Life Insurance (10., is entitled to your. first
consideration, since it holds is foremost lace
among the Life Insurance Companies 0 this
Country, and offers superior advantages in all
features of the boslnoss. together with Great
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Nothing is leftiudolinito to be settled at a tu-
ium time. S. 8. L’HU‘WMEDIEU. Az't.
a I 11 “Wellington street-
”in mum
mm or 25 ems.
4% [limo/1m.
ammonium. mo «MM/Jr,
an»
Phyéitian for Women!
ans. Dfifillfflfln
Can be consulted at her office,
342 Broad 8t., Bridgeport. coon,
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. In. any daycxceptSundny.
The Doctor is a regular palyslciau. and for
the {nu-t sixteen years has in e the DISEASES
of VOMEN e. specislt '. Lamas suffering
from any difficult .lnci out to the so! can
consult Ur. Uniltor in the strictest confidence.
and With the assurance of receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern eurgary and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
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close stamp. 35f!
WAT—
BeIl Island.
Cottages of 8. .3. 7. 10 and 12 room,
by the month or season.
WTmlley road conncctions with South Nor-
walk every 2“ mixtures: connections at
South Norwalk by N. Y. N. H. and H. R.
R. to all points east. west and north.
For terms and full particulars. address.
T. H. FOSTER.
Bell Island; or. Dnnbury, Conn.
IIII 2m
W
- COAL
Old Company's
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK, .
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range andghester
COALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remar-
ed before delivery.
m
RAYMOND BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
m III“
msooo IIMIDV
ransom run “or!
:1 In I. DAY?-
, it outcry
.13” m‘.‘ to-
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sresls I ightiy liar
"ughnmi'figamum
fink-fills. man
0 l’ fish" is .d
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