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SOUTH NORWALK EVENlNG SENTIN'EL. SATURDAY. JULY is. 1894.
Tobacco
cannot b: braicn
at hour: (‘3‘ abroad
for quality or flavor.
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain lreaimenl
ls sold unrior positive writtcn guarantu-c, by author-
IZNI tigcntn only, to cum \l'nak Murmur); Loss of
[train and Norm I’chr; Lo-t )Iilltlioml;iJlill'iflil‘rfll;
Night Lora-tn; litil Ilrcatw,’ Luck of i'uulitir-ncn;
Nervousncss: l,a~-itu.i.-; all Drain-l; law-lot I'IIWD'I'
of this Ucncrnttxo Uruun-i in «ribs-r Ht'l, chum-d by
nvcr-oxr-rtinn: Youthtul Errors, or Exam-1w l‘-o of
Tobacco, opium or Liquor who it soon lcad to
Misery, i'onnumptwu tumult) m. l I‘O'JiII. Ily mall,
H a box; ti for ,m: with writtcn L'lllli‘tlllli-t‘ to corn ”1’
rclund mom-y. “'ITH’i">lt'| ll‘iili Si'lll'l'. A ci-rtain
cum for (Jonah-3 t‘olds, A~ihma. Bronchitis, t‘roup,
Whooping (Much, Son- Throat. I’vliil‘fln' totakn.
Small aim dis. liliiIIl‘ll‘lI: old, 5 ic. Jim, now 950.: old
ll size, now We, (il'aIlAN'I'Lifi Haul-d only by
For Sale by George C. Stiltaon. So Norwalk
oct 19 1y
l'. S. Pair-III ()lflcc,
1976 (0 I883.
Odin-cs. Aillti Slain Strcct,
$404!! tight
FOR
ultimo wonxrns
or Either nu, any ago, in any part of thc country,
“the omploymcnt which we furnish. You and
not be away from home over night. You can giro
yonrwholotimc tothc work,or only your spare too.
new. As capital is not rcquircd you run no rirk.
We lupply you with all that is net-dud. It will
colt you nothing to try the business. Any one
can do thc work beginners make money from
the start. Failurc is unknown with our workers.
Every hour you labor you can casily mlkc a dollar.
No one who is willing to Work hills to make more
money evcry day than can bc madc in throe dayl
I! lay ordinarv culpl'n‘mt'ni. ricnd tor free book
containing tlm tallest inlormaticn.
II. HALLETT & 00.,
Box 880,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
W. L. boucLAs
l $8 5H0 tern: our.
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#5. CORDOVAN,
FRENCHG. ENAMEUiO CALF.
£43.53 FINE CAMKANMM
3 3.5.9 POWLIOCREJ Sous.
32-53 5E2)“. ,, fwffi ENS
$23!]; BovsScHuotSHnES.
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You all save mam-y by vllrchuniltu w. 1..
Douglas than.
Bacall" we an: the larucst maimt’aclurera of
advertised bii'N'I in the world, and unrauice
he value by stamping the nuntc nut prtcc an
a bottom, which prom is you against high
iccs and the tuialdlctuau‘s ptoiits. Our shoes
I contact Work in Mylo, ctr-«y filling and
lag ualittm, Wc have lhcm twirl every»
here at. owcr prim-t tor the value given than
try othcrtmkc ‘l‘ tkv: no subwtitulc. if your
color cannot supply you, wc can. hold by
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aperiulcmc you out Ur, . \ lim‘a. and Itllid
all worthlrns ’“compounds."'Rememlm thin
in the (WWWM. prep-"lino otthlr kind. and
the auiv "VIVERSALLY Fl‘CCESSl-‘tft. nan.
Alwn I tut»: and sure. Al druimlsls, or sent
llrec., sealant. tor it. Pull latnrmavtnq tn..._
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SENT INTO CONFERENCE
Senate and House Conferees‘ to
Have Another Chance. '
TIE VOTES ON A SUGAR MOTION.
It It! Expootod That Ill Armament on the
Turin Bill Will Be Reported Alter I
Brlcl’ Conforenco—ougar Schedule titlll I
Stumbling Block.
WAfililNG'l'hN‘, July tin—Tho senate, att-
or a weak of sonatorial spam-hos, has
agreed to tho further conicrcm-o on tho
tut-ill bill nskcd by tho housc oi rcprcscut-
utivcs.
’l‘ho tort of stnangth canto on Mr. Wash-
burn’s motion that tho sonato recctlo from
that portion of tho sugaramondmout pluc-
lng a ditlorontlal cl oiui-clghth of a coat
on sugars above No. It) Dutch standard.
Attor an hour and a half oi dcbato on tho
pondlng points of ordur tho president pro
tempura, Mr. Harris, who was in the chair
in the abacnco oi \‘ico President Stovon-
sou, sustalncd the point of order and ruled
thc motion out.
The decision was inunodiatoly appealed
from and a motion mado to lay tho lattcr
motion on tho table. Iioth motions ro-
sultcd in a tic votu, Mr. Ilill and the Pop-
uilsts acting with tho licpubll‘cans in the
cfi‘ort to act a dircct vote of tho scnato on
Mr. Washburn's motion.
An Exciting Crinla.
Intonso excitomcnt pruvailcd owing to
the closcness of tho vote. In case of a tic
tho motion is lost according to parliamcn-
tary law. 'i'hc failure to sustain tho chair
on tho appcal brought tho sonato to, tho
direct votc on tho \i’usbburn motion, ('p»
on tho rcsult hingod pcrbaps the into of
the tuousurc.
Iiut, though tho Ilcpubllcans scorcd the
victory in scouring the votu on tho onc-
oighth ditl'crcntiul, it dcvclopod that thcy
had no rcscrvo strength, and tho vote on
tho Washburu motion also rosultcd in a
tic and consequently was lost. All tho
Dctnoorats savu Mr. Hill and Mr. Irby,
who WI‘I'U paircd lu Iavor of striking out
the onwciuhth, stood in a body by tho can.
can agrconu-nt and votcd against tho ino-
tion. Tho Itcpubilcuns [lInU proscntcd a
solid front, Mr. Quay, who votcd for tho
onc‘clghth whcn tho bill was in tho sou—
atc, joining with his colicaguca in the
liopc of hunting; tho bill by this dircct
tncthod. 'l'ho throo Pflpiliihls acted
throughout with tho Ilcpubllcaus.
Aftcr thcso votcs nn attcmpt was tactic
to delay nmttcrs. and thc rcsolution to
agroo to a inrthcr conicrctuc was agrccd
to Without division.
'I'hcn a sconu of lnextricablo contusion
followed 'l‘hc llcmocruts wrung each
others' hands cnthusiasttcally. ’l'hcir col.
AN HM‘IIINMI‘L til" l'ltXt;li.\ll'I..\'I INNS.
leagues from tho othcr and oi thc capltol
rushed slow” thu alslcs and congratulated
thcnl on the victory. 'i'bo rapoctatoni In
tho gallorlcs. rcallzing that. thc tcnslon
was ut-or, drown long brcath and lllcd
out. From ”to prcss gallery it Itmkcil as
it tho scnatc had adjournml.
Mr. Iiarrl~ vacatcd the chair to go down
on tho “our to almko hand-e with Mr.
.loncs, and Mr. 4'ockrcil oi hlismmrl, to
whom bc roaigncd thc garcl, could not
muko blmscll ltcurtl abovu tho din {or
luily throo minutcs.
Alli-r ortlcr was rcstorcd Mr. Quay of
I’cnnsylvunla m-curcd rccounitlon lio
drew a bum; [din of manuscript from his
desk and said bu doslrcd to mako sumo ob-
scrvatlons on the mctul schedule lor tho
bouctlt of tho conforms.
'I‘ho prosmct oi anothcr lnstalltucnt of
Mr. Quay's sin-och appalh-d tho scnutc,
and lcavo to print Wm hurrimlly igrautcd
to him. 'l‘hc sonatc tbon proccudod to
consth and pass some unobjcctionablo
bills on tho calundar.
The chair than rcnppolntcd tho con-
lcrcos—Mcssrs, Voorhcos, .Itillt'fi. Vast,
llorrls, h‘hi-rman, Allison and Aldrich—-
and tho scnatc adjourucd until Monday.
l’rcnldont bent For iilcllillln.
A mow-nan from thcoxocutivo lliilil-
sion rcachcd thc hour-w oi roprcauntatlvcs
half an hour altcr tho scnato had Votcd to
acnd thotarifl hill hack toconlcronco with
a not..- for ilcprcscntativo . chltllin, tho
ranking linusu conlcrco in thc absonco ol’
Mr. Wilma. asking him to call at tho
Whito liousc 'i‘his, following tho Coll-
lot'cucc imiwccn tho pwsidcnt and .‘pi'akcr
l,‘l‘l§1im|rlii'r in tho day, was takun to in»
tilt-ato tho solicitudo tho prcoldcnt foit on
tho outconm oi tho socond cnnlcrnnco.
.\lr. McMillin dccliacd to tulkot hincall
on tho prcsidcnt.
Mcasrs. McMillln and ’l'urncr urn tho
only buttso confcrtws in town, but Hpcakcr
('rlsp has word that (‘halrmun Wilson
will bc hcrc today. Tho Iictnmtratlc con-
icrccs will hold an informal mcotinu tw
day. and ricnator Jonca say» that tho {nil
contort-two cotmnlttcc, including Ilupnh-
licau mcmbcrs, Wuliid probably ho called
togcthcr on Monday,
’l‘hn gcncral lmprcssion about tho acn-
ato is that thc conict‘onco now nun-ml on
will not be as prolonged as tho tormcr
one was. chatora arc of tho opinion that
tho committcc cltbcr will harm on a rc-
port within tWo or thrco days altar tho
hitting» brain or within that tlmo docldo
to rcport anothor disagrcomcnt. 'I'ho pro«
pondcrancc of tho opinion is, bowovor,
that thorn will not be anothcr report of
disagreement. In fact, the Democratic
cantor-cos asscrt that another disagrccawnt.
means tho dcfcat of the hill.
Tho indications all point to the prob
ability that tho sugar aohodulo again will
be the principal point oi contention, and
that but tor tho diiiorcncoe on this point
an agreement would borcachod utter a
very brief sitting.
The Democratic members of the con-
!emnco went through the bill vary carov
fully during their tumor sitting and
agreed on 0 met majority at tho items in
it, so that they will not need to consider
those points again very tally.
It is probable, howovcr, that the Repub-
lican mombors of tho omnmtttco will ask
for an «explanation tor many changes, and
title action at course would have the ottect.
ct «taint contention report.
Benntogfilmohud has an entirely new
1..—
euzar proposition to submit to the onu-
ieronoo, but it is not regarded as at all
likely of adoption. in outlining his proptr
Dillon Senator Blanchard said that in his
opinion tho best way out of the continue».
that Would be to continue tho bounty, di-
minishing it at tho ratc of oapoigiith
ouch your. and to add to tho bountythrco-
oigh‘ths of a cent duty on raw sugar and
llvc-olghtbs o! a cunt duty on rotinod sug-
ars.
"This,” he said. “would. not increase
the prion of sugar to the consumer and
Would yiold to tho treasury from $12,—
000,000 to $l5,otm,ooo a your revenue——
enough to pay tho bounty from the start
~with an over increasing surplus ouch
your as tho bounty tllminlshcs in ammlut.
'i‘hodillcmntlai on roilncd sugars would
be ouc-quartcr of a cent—~tho sumo on pro‘
poscd in the Wilson bill as reported from
tho ways and means committee and only
half as much as undor tho oxistlng Mc~
Kinlcy law. I would also," ho added.
“rcturn tho oncvtcnth discrimination ditty
against sugars lmportcd from countrics
in}; an export bounty. "
No Quorum In the notice.
'l'hcrc was not a quorum of tuctnbcrs in
tho house, and all tho businon‘s was tt'antc
actod by unanimous const-nt. Only once
was tbcrc a bitch in tho muooth running
congrcsslonal machinery, and in this cosc
advantagc was taken of tho aim-non of a
quorum to prcvcnt action on a bill.
'l'hc mcssuuo announcing that tho acn-
atc iuslstcd on its ammultncnts to tho tar.
lit bill and aurccd to tho rcquust of tho
houso for u i‘urihcr cont'crcncc was rc-
colvcd by tho housc without giving rim
to any dcmonstrations.
Crisp Again at the “’hlto House.
\l‘Asmxorox', .lniy :3~'.-—.-‘pcnlccr ('rlcp
was again at tho Whiio Ilotiso, and al-
though a strict rcticcucc on tho part oi
tlluac who arc iiilorlncd of thc coill‘crcticc
is mnint‘aincd it is ucccptcd as a fact in
congressional circlcs that tho talk Wits
cont-crnlnt: thc solution of thc tarill‘ prob-
lom. .. Mr. (.‘rlsp did not nuikc his visit
known to tho mcmbcrs of thc conltultll'c
on rulcs or to hlsothcr closc associatcshml
thc mcctitiu with tho prcsitlcnt has not as.
yot hocn productive oi" any rcsult. solar
as shaping tho coursc of thc hottsc. ’l‘ho
fueling contluucs to be very strong among
tho nicnibcrs toond tho strutttrlc with hlit'h
conccsslons from tho scnatc as can bo not.
Mr. (‘riap has given no intimation that
ho shares this lot-ling, although it is the
gcncral bcllcf of mcmbcrs that thc (nu—
fcrcnccs at the White House arc with the
view of reaching rcsuits and a passage of
the bill with iittlc delay.
The Yellow lilotal'n Outward l‘iow.
\V'Asutsmox, July 2‘4.~—'l'oduy's outgo-
ing Nicanxors ironl Ncw York carry $5.,ihw. .
out) in gold, which was drawn trout tho
New York subtrcusury for cxport ’l‘his
loft the gold rcnorvo at tho (‘lonc of bu~i-
ncss ycatcrday $55,:2:t,5;’ti, nrovor silica), -
”00 loss than tho lowo~t point roacbcd
prior to the Voluntary bond issnc, 'l‘ho
trcusury olllcials cxhlblt no uucaslnoss
whatovcr owr tho rapid llit'lililtz away of
the roscrvo. 'l‘ho fact that tho avallublo
cash balaucc l‘i‘llmllli practically unim-
paircd and tho cxpeotatlon that the unit!
bill will soon pansboth bouws ol’ l‘utlurcsw
and bocotnc a law arc bourccs of comfort "
at this How to tho trousury Iulks With
the pnsagc of a turitl bill tbv oilicials cun-
tidcntly cxpcct a prompt rc\'l\'ul ol' trudc:
and a corn-spondlnu lncrca-ao in tho cus-
toms and internal rcvcnuo recclpts
Strike Investigator» Prepare; For Work.
WAsutxorox, July Bit—Thu co mis-
llonur of labor, as c; olllcio chairman of
tho striko commission appointcd by the
prcsldcnt. has called a int-cling oi the
commission {or organization, conlcwnco
and preliminary Work to ho hold at tin-
dopartmont of labor in this city .‘Ionday
ncxt at it) o‘clock a. in. It is Mr: Wright's
dusiru to have tho commission organlzu
and got down tosoiid work without delay.
SAVED THE COUNTRY.
John McBride Tells: How Ila Avertod -‘
(‘lvii “’Ir.
MAWHJJW, ti, .tuly 2%-...lohn Mc-
Iirldo, prcsldcnt of tho I'nltml Mina
“'orkors, says that ho hollows tho ('bl—
cairn troublc lsovcr for tho prcscnt at
icaat. but "simply liccauso tho bcadsof
labor organizations of this country ro—
fusod to call out their man. "
"Wu know," ho said, "that to call out
1.30.01») own in i'hicago and 1,000,000
clsowhoro mount a tcrrilio clash, civil war
and pcrhaps revolution. “'o stayod our
hands in tho lntorost of pcacc.
"I think wu aro nearing a sociallstlc
condition whcn tho individual will ho tho
chargo of tho stato. i would not be our-
prlsod to sou boloro t‘ho next prt-sldcntlal
oloction a union bctwaon the American
lecratlon oi Labor and othcr organiza-
tions and thol'ooplo's Party that would
land to political succosa. "
llornewhlpprd Almont to Doom.
.l/icasmvnddc, Fla, July 2H.—-.i. E. ’i‘.
Bowdcn, who achlcvod notorioty as man-
aucroi tho liuvui Athictlc club, which
pulled of! tho L‘orhotthiltchcll light, was
horscwhippod almost to death by onc
Iirunson. a I'ulliunn car conductor. who
ailcucd that Iiowdcn had insultcd Mrs.
Iil‘llllnoll.
Fell Tin-hp Morton.
\VAHHINHIHN. July 2s.«ll..li~-t-t Wat-
son. a tcrra cotta tlic wurkor scat hcrc,
whilc Working on n lurttn apartnn-nt
house, Wait struck on tho hcad by tho ob»
tutor and thrown down a «lithium of ii.‘
utorim and instantly klllcd.
“'le I'lty (iovurmm-ni Arr-mini.
\\'ll.l.l.\\tr-l'1vi:l‘, t'a.. July 2*. -- The
mayor and Jill councilman Wcro arrcstcd
in this city and hold (or court. chargml
with maintaining a nuisance in ihc shopo
at an cpcn st'Wt'r on Third strool, rcrontly
washed out by tho ilood.
lnvcutiuatiag tho Niagara ltlver.
NIAHAltA I".\l.l.‘~‘. July 2H.»—'i'tm sub~
cotnmittcc trout tho constitutional con-
vcntlna ls hcrn to luvostlunto tho mattcr
oi adlvcrslon of thc watcrsoi thc Niagara
river (or powcr purpusoa.
City Throatcnod by Format Finn.
(lasso ltarno, Wis, July 23.—“I‘;X“n‘
elm tires are running in tho woods and
marshes north and west. of hero. The tire
in Very hour the city of Centrallu.
Company It Diebmulml.
Pnovmnucr, July imp—Company E,
Second rogimont Rhoda Island militia,
woe disbanded by tho order at Governor
Brown. W W m“ .._ 1’
Colts Workers Vote to liluy Out.
SCOTTDALE. Pa. July Baa-Tho striking
ooko workers hold another dologato con-
vention bore and voted to continua the
strike. “MM“
fimochmtte lt-publleon Convention.
Boston, July 28.«-’I'iic state Republic-
an committee has decided to hold the state
goavontion on Oct. ii in Malta hail.
Min trims m ism-:8
Western Prairies and Forests
Are Surging Seas of Flame.
TURNED T0 TINDEB BY DROUGHT.
llmusamin of Acrc» of standing Grain and
Hay Llciuwl
Bridge-.3 Burned and All (‘olnmuulcntion
VII-v Railroad Can and
Stoppedv—Tuwllnpenplc Fighting Fire.
Amman, Wis, .Iillyrl‘i.—I"orost ilrcs
arc producing urcat sutl‘crlng and loss
throughout ihln vicinity, and railroad
compunics huvo ncvcr bclorc cxpcrlcnccd
such damago from iiros. tin thc \\'i.~’ron‘
sin i‘cntral road it is lmptmlblc in tour.-
trains.
I’biiilps, tho hcaibpiartcrs of tho .iobn
It. Davis- Lumbar company. a Illlllllii'll’l~
turlnu town of 2,ouu pimplc, in totally
destroyed by fire. and only a. few buii'l‘
inns rcmain standing.
A dispatch just rccclvcd front I"illcld, a
small station aiow mill-s this chic of Phil-
lips. says that SUI) women and childrcn
from I'lllilips arc in the Woods there with-
out shcltor. 'I‘hcy st'lii. a l't‘lillUnl for food
and stippllcs, as tho supply at Fliicltl is
very short. 'l'ho train that startcd from
hcrc was ohlllrml to rcturn, as bridges arc
totally dcstroycd a {cw milcs south. ('unc
mimication with I’llichl is now nlilll oil,
and it is {carcd that that town I-l now on
lll‘n'.
Along: thc Omaha linc thc ticrs arc rag-
int: wit it tcrriblc licrn-nc». Shore's Cross-
ing, a ilttic \‘illagc ciubt milcs wcst of
Ashlntui, was IIt‘SIrllvi‘ll. Not a building
romaine standing. and thc homch-ns fain-
lllc-a wcru brought to .\.~hlatni
’I'hc l‘liiirulltl briilg» incur that villnuc
was dcstroycd. and a lint. Uniubu lrright
and it; loadvd cars wcrc cntircly burncd.
Iloth tbc cnglnccrand llrcman w: rt: injur-
ed, and lb.» brakcmcn arc tui-»:~lt1tz. lam
to cork and i't'cigbt u 11> runny ti.ou.~ondsoi’
dollars
l‘orty Million I’m-t nl‘ Llunlu-r llurhcil.
Blown, a ~niall town south on thc
Omaha litu-. caught liro 'l'hc Whitc Ilecr
Iannbcr company'~ mill, with iUAHIHJILlU
{out of lululr r in till‘}fll"lia, was (it-stroycti,
and tbc latwt rcpnrt rI‘I‘t'th‘ll hcro says
the cntlrc town iu lilrl‘illt‘llt‘il.
'l'hc (lnmbu bridgc :i(‘l‘il~'~‘ tho \Vliitc
Plvcr at .‘Iil-lrn is burncil. Ilnilt'oad nili
f‘IJIIi say tin in“ at Maw" is lully limo).-
“i'li, with *‘JIMMM ln~urancc Ilutuc~
stcadcrs in tho outlying districts arc llcw
inn to thc ncurmt, lquH. lcavint: thclr
humca to tbc fury of tin- liiiliil‘~. So far
no In.“ of lift‘ l- rcplirii'il ’I‘II‘ lit‘fi (It‘-
pzirtmcut is cnrcfnlly guarding tlwotit~~idn
limits of r\-lli.’iilil. and thc city i: not in
any iinnmliatc llilllilt'l‘ Spry. from ”ur-
Icy >laic~ that tout. has bccn cnvclopcd
iin adctisc cloud oi sirloin: .‘iII day, with
illrsw on ttwtriy ct'i-ry ~itic
,’ It was acch of pump ortnkctnthc
irriillpolui law iiui‘k is dying by tho sill.-
.of tho road lvnrnmi to a i't'l~p ”rout (car-t
into t'Ilit‘I‘IlilIlI'll for a till/I’ll l'arnc-rs who
live» nortbcmt ol‘ i’ou‘. ll'~ mill. whvuc ono
irontl nt‘ cut i~ stirruumlcd by lirc
\Vnrtl ba~ lm-n l'l‘V'dvt‘lI bcrc that six
Iiillliilcs botwccti l‘ln-iu-ituntl liili Lliki,‘
Worn lilirlti-d mil
'l'hc \\'i-.cun~iu wail train. which came
ihcrc ~lx hour.» ia'o tw ~tr>ppml i..~rc, :H n
' railroad bridxc itctuccn Ittii‘I‘ and t'ln-lacu
is burncd
'l'hc \i’iscomln (‘cntral utlim- has just
estublishcd cumtniinicutlon With I’rcntlco.
From lhcru tbcy Il'iirli that l"liiclil has not
bcon appruacbcd by thc lirc. and most of
tho Woman and chililrcn from i’billips um
.pturterotl ihcm, 'l’ho t'ciitrril it:,il‘hbl"
dispatches from I'rcnticc ~ay that I’hllllps
was complctoly swcpt by the llutncs and
wholly dcstroycd. A promlncnt lum-
hcrmun tub-graphed to tin» mayor born
from l’iiichl for broad and mcat to he
wont down them.- at now, that thcrc wcro
SUI) \votncn anti childrcn bctwccn I’lllold
and Phillips without food and tho tirc rug
lug tlcrcciy around timm, ’l'ho mayor
and a committoo arc now gathcring sup-
plics, which will bu 30le down it a train
can bu not through the lIillliUi. Zilr. liar-
toc, whom family rcaldo at Phillips, ro~
coivcd tho following mossugc from Fi-
llcld ”Your wilo and baby arc in tho
wood. ncar I’hlllips without food and
clothing " Iin is half crowd with grict,
but i~'. utmblo to scnd any hclp.
Fours For “'oIm-n and ('hlldron.
It is li'nrctl that many livus liro lost, as
with tho hundrcdn'ut' warm-n and children
in tho woods and lirc all around thctn
sonic must parish survly.
’I‘ho tanucry and lmmcnso lumbering
concern at Phillips on: among the with,
sothattho lo“ will bo appalling 'l'bo
Control passcngcr. which was duo hem
from Mllwaukoc yostcrday at'tcrnoondsat
Chclsca unahlo to pass Phillips The
Omaha frciuht train dostroycd. ncar
Shoro's Crossing was ioudcd with whout.
A wrcckltm crow is now at work, but the
vagina will lm tho only part of tho train
HibVI‘d. 'l'ho llrccamo uponShort-‘s (“rosa-
iuu with tcrrlblo rapidity. and many not
dcnts thorn lost cvvrything thcy poescsscd.
Not. a atructurc of any kind rcmaim
stamilnu thorn, A dozen briducs on tho
Omaha lion haw- hm‘ll burncd, and rail‘
road mcn say it will tnkc two Wt‘l‘kn to
robuild tlu- mm ilmtroycd at Mason.
At. to o'clock last night. a wulcumc rain
bcuuu falling, tho ilrst in Milli" days. but
tintortunatcly lastcd only a low minutc-z,
so that it did not put out tho thus to any
cxtcnt. A freight cnglnc with caboum
has just urrlvcd from Mawn. aml tho
wornt t'cporls of llrc thcrc arc conilrmcd.
'l'hc thll l~i litcrully wipcd out of cxlst-
anon, 'i'hc llru startcd in thc lumbcr yard
of tho \i’hito Iiivcr iauubcr company
from sparks from tho lot‘c-tt. iircs, and.
thtmtrh tho 41a) ciiiployccs workcd hold)?
in dctcnw of thclr honu-s, tho rcstlcss
llamcs awcpt titrough tho town.
“’olcomc Ilaln In Minor-solo.
l)i'l.t."l'll, .luly ‘JH.~A hcavy rain fell
lastmluiit in Duluth and in all tho sur-
rounding country. 'l‘hc rain is tho ilrst
[or wmvks. it has almadyput out in a
grout mcasnro tho {crust ilrcs about Do-
iutb and will havo its cutout on tho Mosa-
bo rango and to tho Wimi. At 1::itithla
morning rain was still tailing, with tho
likelihood of continuing. A continuous
rain (or a day or two will be worth thou-
sands 0! dollars to lumber mun.
Standing Groin Burned.
litrxrtsoros, 1nd,, July 23.——l)cstruc-
tlvo pralrio tires are raging between this
city and Fort Wayne. For two or throo
days they haw boon burning over several
thousand act-ca ot wheat and onto. also
hay and stubblollolds. Wholc families in
the tire suction wuro out lighting tho
flames.
Lightning !!turte I Prairie Fire.
Ptsumz. H. )1. July tit—«Lightning
struck the prairie a low mllcs almvo this
city, coming a torriblo tirv. which wail
aided by the high winds. Hac man and
moral horses worn burned to death.
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Prices.
We have just finished our stock taking,
and to clear out broken lots, have marked
many desirable
BUYS’ AND YOUNG MENS’ SUITS
AT HALF PRICE. '
To close out quickly many other bar-
gains in
Neckwear,
Straw Hats,
Shirt Waists
Store will close at i} o'clock, Mondays and Saturda;
copied, until further notice.
W. A. BENEDICT & BUMPANY,
SENTIKEI. BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NURWALK.
“'0 do not claim such superiority over competitors as to justify
all the business, and yet it is reasonable to suppose that we can
serve you better than others, as we are the only house in town
caiing exclusively in grains.
All our grain is carefully screened, and the dirt and dust sifted
out, which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broken
horses.
Pratt’s food for horses, cattle and poultry.
BRANCH OFFICE AT SOLDIANS' [AVERY STABLE.
Manuel T. Hatch
i5 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt, No.2 Gazette B’d’g
REDUBED. liElilliiEii.
Silk Shirt Waists.
We have today rc~marked our catire line.I of ladies” silk ~shirt waists at prlCel
that should insure a quick 521i“. in many cases prices havc been cut in two, while
in an installer» is morc than cost asked for any garment, Noic our otleringa.
FORMER PRIGE. REDUCED PRIOE.
$0; till 1 White Silk Waist, size 30‘» m. 81* i':
.‘t on ‘2 White India Silk Walrus. sizes 3-1 and :iii. 2.5'7
ti 30 :; White, Tan and Black Shirt Waiats, sizes 3'2 and .‘zn, .‘Hio
l. l‘ 1 lot India Silk Wat-its in Black, Navy, Tan, White and Cardinal.
sizes, :32 to «ill. 25 00
:i.'.t~' 2'. Striped Silk Waists, sizes 3'). to 36. 2w”
4.3!) 7 Sarah Silk Waits, Navy, Cardinal, Light Blue, Tan, sizes 3:! and ml. 3.73
g» co T. Smith Silk Waists, White. Black. Navy, aims 3'2 and iii. Mi:
7cm ‘3 Sarah Silk Waists, Black only, sizes 32 and 3%. if.”
5,5o :2 Light Striped Silk Waists, slzos‘B‘J and til. it“
7.5:! 5 Dark Striped Silk Waistc, sizes 32 to 35. lbw
“mo 2 Changeable Silk Wuista, sizes 3i and 30%. 5.23
~l.‘.l~ 1 lot India Silk Watsts, extra quality, sizes 32 to in. 4.00
lrisiram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
Prices Lower a... a...“*'..."“
The New York Grocery 003s
S'I’l )ItIi}.
(Jctulcnccd Milk. Tc.
litst (Earn. Illc.
Sardines, Sc.
(Jcrncd liccl’. li‘w.
Hold Dust, lllc.
Yankci- ()ats. lic.
Snow I-‘iakc Flour. Talc. hair: $4.4m pcr bbl. .
“Sonar-d Mackerel, Lunch Tongue and Pound Ham, Tongue or Chicks-amount.
low.
l¥£§ Our Tons and (Jollccs arc the boat that can be bought. and um buy in such
largo quantiticu that wc can alYord to give better valuc than any othor store in the
city. Our presents cannot be equaled. Call and see lot yourself.
The New York lirocery 00.,
:linnovan's Building. Washington St, South Hamil.
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7. lbs. tino- l'llgin ('rcatucry Iiuttcr for «Elmo
let. l:ott|o.:(1atsup.ilc.
Worccstcr Saturn, l‘uc.
Mt Soda (.‘rackcrs, 3c.
llakcd lioans, lllc.
(,‘orn March, 5.
llumt liccr Extract, tic.
w. l extensive tin of u c ,
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”“3“ an m“ am. in Whfii’fli‘h‘i‘. to wool-venom" lo-
ll'or Sale in South horwaik by R. H. waisted. Drought.
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