meson. OCTOBER 2. 1m.
Afim’fllllo BATES-”Went." "'l'o
low-M ”For nets" advertisements, not ex-
m are lines, one time. 260.: three timer.
moi times. 51."). Reading nttiws. we. r
‘ line Murine end death notices. toe. sched.
. Ibo! rm- for displsyed Invertisements in:
m on soviicetlon; .
msonrnron “Al‘s—By mil. in Ill-
runes. postage nrepsid: One month. we: three
mew; six months. $2.60; one veer. arm.
Diluted by newrboys, lads week. to he paid
to the carrier.
Ml! onion—No. llo Washington street.
Booth Normdlt; telephone cell. m. Brunch
011100. No. 48 Well street. Norwslk: telephone
all. m t.
l OMMUNICATIONS should in silence he
“dreams! to ,
THE EVENING HINTINEL,
flours Nonwnnx. Court.
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low Herold Wenther Force-st.
Today islr westber will prevsil.‘wlth slight-
ly lower. followed by higher temperature. and
light variable winds. On Wednesday. fair
“that and light to fresh southeasterly winds
will prevail. with slight temperature changes.
and on Thursday. partly cloudy to cloudy,
more sultry weather, with light and fresh
Thermometer Record.
the lowest point oi the thermometer for the
twenty-tour hours ending at noon today was
43° above zero; hilthnst.1ll°.
Miniature Aim-nee ior 'l‘o-morrorr.
Bunfilses Sunfiets Highl‘ide Low Tide
M. 5:513 Bi. 5:31 at 1:48 at Szll
Poet-lilcctlon Pointers.
The no license vote was so large that it
surprised even the no license men. It
lhowed that the organized our): had
been eilective, and it wrll encourage to
greater and probably successful efforts
another year. Rev. Gerald B. Beard
was active all day, and set an example
of fidelity to principle that won the sp—
proval of friend and toe;
Our “Bob" got there in great style, he
and R. H. Golden being the only Denm-
crats who escaped the avalanche. Mr.
Mitchell,we are sure, will fulfill the high-
est expectations of his many friends by
proving ss modest and eiilcient s collec-
tor no he is reporter. tie is receiving
congratulations from all sources today.
He is feeling pretty well after his etlcct-
ive convert, and has his usuni budget of
ullthe actual news of the city in this
issue.
The printed voting list used at the
Second district proved a great success.
It reduced the labors of the checkers to
a minimum and greatly expedite-i the
voting. Lists were tacked up
at the liliHoot limit nnd all
confusion and annoyance of ex-
emitting the lists at. the polls avoided.
This list, we understood. will be sent.
out (or fevlrlm) and correction. and used
at the state election next month Th»
idea is e (noel. txmlleut one, and movie
sveryhody's ilpptuvnl
NotWithsttmding the Republican Ind
jorily 0f the town ticket. of 600, It otmrd
H. Golden, Democratic candidate lot 1 'ol‘
lkctor, was beaten by only 2:63. lie run
ahead of his ticket in nvory district. His 1
opponent. Mr. St John, ins popular man. i
which makes- Mr. Holden's hamlemnv 1
voice“ the more complimentary. ”Isl
Vote ior councilman was phenonwnnl, .
end he has the honor and roswunibtlit) l
of being the only llemocroiiv' I'i'pri sonln- ‘
tive on the Board.
Rownyton is certainly to the siren-
decoy. Saturdny night". celebrated in
grand style the introduction oi the trol-
ley. Last night it was uloriilwl still fur-
ther by the elrmion oi its lithlioenl
candidate for Sol: ctman. it came migh
ty close to electing its Democratic cnndi»
date lino. Samuel ltsstnm mm but one
hundred more vomrhnu Jm .u it [toy
mend. Hod both it» cantlnmtne boon
elected it might have spared South Nur-
Wnlh one As it in. we expect Mr.
Thomas will take good care of us. It
looks new no though rvlwn t‘trrmilll‘
dettonierilected It Will be known as,
Roweyton. _ ‘ l
The town election, ymiordny. «it l'nlrd;
that i ‘omwctumt hes rrcovr‘ro d it» Mum, l
end will at the ilrrt opportunity plat-cl
“not“ to ilw rnnkn oi Amrtlwm “taint:
With Amvr'rm ill-it»: Mint in In Mop
American to Ifllt'lrt lnr Ann-rim" Ilmtlli' a,
iscturrrn, moi Ann-run“
American worlmwn. Connecticut in ullf
right for Novemlwr. The handwriting:
(I the wall declares: tho doom of homo
critic ascendancy, "sod is Wt'il‘liml mull
found Venting.” lepeople have hed‘
enough of llentocrntw torili lenieintmn
wogm in! ;
’l’ttn Snxrlxntfs election extra. leaned
st deybresk this morning, met with pop
nlsr inter. end the first edition Wes soon
alienated. emulating the printing 1!
several hundred additional mpiee. The
returns given show the number of ballots
eat in each district sod the total, thus
tanking the compilstlon complete. The
report is reprinted in the regular edition
oi 'l‘nt: Semen. um simuoon.
”in or the Board or centurion-n.
‘he rennin meeting of its- Board oi
_ Mime oi the City of 30a"! sm-
W well use held last night. Meyer has
presided, and Muslim acme, lion,
WM first: were present. like
file Light 0:71an A. E. Winches»
Hrscflducityoiert. ltrrnsvotedthst
, fie hill presented by WWW
mammemomm.“
the M the adjourned M W
.- ‘30“
a ditto of tho lwrsntr's lorth,
An VII-nit: Erma ‘.
Forty-seven your ego the 20th a
this September died in Wnulntpn. 01..
Dr. Marcustitmsn. ionlly warmed
by Indians. who had been stirred up
against American settlers in the north-
west by the British Hudson Bay Trad-
ing company. Only for the services at
Dr. Whitman the whole tract now com-
prising Washington state, Oregon, Idaho
and port of Montana would this tiny
have been British territory. Yet few
persons, oven of those well informed in
United States histm'y, ovor heard the
name of Marcus Whitman. There is no
monument to him anywhere. It is
doubtful indeed if anybody knows
where his grave is. Aconuty in Wash
inghm stuto is named for him—Whit-
man—but that seems all the rumour
bronco there is of him anywhere.
Dr. Whitman went out us physician,
explorer and missionary in 1830 to what
was then called simply the Drown: coun-
try. Its northwest boundary line hurl not
even been ileilncd. Webster, smsrctnry of
state in “HQ, (lid not believe the region
west of the Rocky mountains would ever
ho settled. Then-fore it was not worth
whilo tosottlo its boundary line. Daniel
was a very great moo, but in this mat-
ter he was unable to see beyond his nmo.
In the northwest there were two trot?
iug companies—tho British Hudson Bay
and tho Atrlcricnn Fur company, the
letter made up of citizens of the. United
Status. It was in this company that the
old fur merchant, Astor, made his fur-
tuno and ioumlod tho Ann-noun nobil-
ity.
Tho British worn quil-tly using every
mcnnn in their powor to fill up the re—
gion trmtnedwith English sulljmts. Tlmn,
they nrguml, the territory would ill-come,
British, for those colonists would have
much to soy in the determining of the
boundary question. Urn: tiny, nt tin:-
British fort of Walla Walla, Dr. Whit-
man hoard shouts of cxultution among
some men who lmd just rewind ll-ttt'rs
from England. They (-riml: “Hurrah!
Tho country is ours!" Tin-y shoutwl it
little too loud. Their lotti-rs contained
information that a large colony of Brit-
ish subjects would settle in Oregon in
the spring. Without saying a Word,
Whitman started immediately to Wash
ington on horsobnck. Ho traveled thus
3,000 miles. ()n the way ho rousml hoo-
plo he mot to thodnngor and planned to
take hook with him n grout volunyoi
Americans to illl up tln- Uri-gun coun-
try. '
[in intm sud l’rvsidunt. Tyler. though
Wu-hstur Would not lien-n. Tylvr its»
surwl llllil that Ann-rim!) N'llli‘l‘n‘ in tho
Urt'gnll mnntry should be pruh-vtml.
'l‘hr-u, in .\l:ty. Hill, Dr. Whitman led
a tlmusnnd colonists to tln- Willmnvtto
voila-y, ’I‘lwrn tiny m-ttlnl, :md tin-n-
tlwy rnlsul tho star“: and stripes. and
tin rw it has nun-d M'wr elill‘t‘, and Will
wow, l'lnnliy if was tisml by treaty
that tho lllvl'llth‘fil boundary brim-on
tln- l'nttml Null-.4 :unl liritinlt Amwrivn
rimuld lu- lln» filly-mum parallel of
lntitudv.
For llr. Whitman tln-
lludsnn liny company >prv-od mount; the
indium tlw story that in! and tho volu-
rI-vr-ngn ull
l trials from ihv l'nttml Mutt-s Would do
privv tlwm oi ihvir lands Tho summer
llllllt‘kl'll lllm nlul llltls‘u with him um-
night and llllll‘tli‘l't'il tlmu. l lpv-rmnw in
all.
Miss l-Illznlwtli lirynni .litlllle‘lilll. the
historical writvr of quhington, in».
found out c-nnuglt forts and sayings
about tho Futlwr of llis ('ourttry to Innhv
smoothing Worth rr-mling and printing
for vvory day in tho year. For instntm»,
on Foil. ill. 177*. Washington wron-
from Volley l’urgv, ”Nilht'il nnd starv-
ing its tin-y urn. WP cannot. ”tough ml»
tniro tlu- lm'umpnrnlllo lutlltenvu and
fidelity of the millio‘ry, ilmt they how
not PT!“ this lwvn t'Xl'llt'll by their stliivr-
in“ in n gum-ml mutiny and diaper
einn. " (in Full. i? luv win. in tin» stains
of Now .lvrm-y. l’dmsylvunm, Mary-
lnnd. lit-luwnrv and Virginia on npponl
ior t-ntih- for llli‘l starving mildlvl‘fl ntul
wruin Willi llln own howl, "A bountiful
prion will be mvon, nnd the proprietor»
may onmm- lilt'lilt‘t'lVi‘fl thnt thry will
reader :5 most vsm‘triinl evrvir-o lullm
mtttsn- nl‘ their t‘ltllliii‘j’. “ Mine .lulltmiutl
him pubirslml ln-r \‘nlunlllr- t‘ullt't‘liull of
dots; in n llmlli vullwi "lit-org" Wneh
inlrtnn lloy by lloy. " It will bu u gowl
,thimz to bow in tho inmily utnl in
m'llmll. it will mnlu- n birthday book,
too, mlvh min ln‘lllg thus nbln to not.»
what lmpponhl in Washington on tho
'l'hn uotlwr
design» hvr Work a-spm-inily for lilo
young pmplo ui Amurivn. Him wrotu it.
in tin- pntrmtn- impa- of nmkinu liw riw
in}: generation know Wnehinnton hotter
and nature him morn.
A rt’i'rlil put‘lmil {if Bill 55"» [ova-tile
tho row-mil why his hood is hairless on n
billiard bull. The pir’iure ehows him
with a fur cup of lmloilnllo Weight and
heat upon his doum of tlnutglti. That
was ll”; yunrs um). A four years of whor-
ing such a hair rimtroylnu head covering
its that Would irrnlte nwild buffalo bold.
Prelim” Dewar lms succmlsd in
ltqnoiying hydrogen. no he believes. At
any rate, he has pnxlnml (rem hydro
gen gas, under it pressure of cold of 240
dogma! below arm», n clnur liquid. lt
tools lumen cubic! yards oi hydmgnn ms
to make the clear liquid which the pro
lessor thinks is hydrogen.
Whether it rich mendaerres tube
murmurs-newborns,
Mumbmtthflfioiflh
“its
. PAIN AflD‘EMigfikY "
Area's SARSAPABILLA
Cures Rheumatism.
"About 8 yenrs or
ago. i suffered";
irom what the doc- 0
tors. culled rheu'
., tnuilsm. Nobody
”9". knows the polo
and worry whivlt
l lot-l to emlurc
and which clung: iu
. mo in spite of ill
medicines pru-
scribml. At last. a
I Ill-tron taking 0
A yl-t" \ Snrsnpu. g;
rilin. After a short tlnw. lllt‘ pnlns'
«ll-mod, I l'lllllliillril illn um- ui lln‘ But“ 8%
snpurilln ior :t “llnlq‘ your. until Ilw ‘7
rhvnmnllam v-niin-i) limzuv;u-:trn~oi."—
.iMirzs WAY, [irirpl’lt‘l‘il' oi iuwt'y stably,
lfllet't‘illt‘, ”ii.
l 5 '
The ‘
her 3 a... Salsatanlia
Admitted tor Exhibition
AT THE WORLD'S Fill: ,
lsocwosssssmr " "we
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News of it ('unn- from lliroshimo. A
Japanese army in lioron marched from
Porn; Sun against Pint; Yarng. General
Tso Foul: Wni was at Ping Yum: with
his army oi Montchoos. There warenlso
tho (inn Sun and llwang Ju ancolv
nmns. Thu Gun San column attacked
General Tso Fonk Wni‘s men on the
loft tlzurk, out] the Hwong Sn column
of ans attacked them on the right flank.
Sumo marines from tho mouth of Tn
Tout: river holpnd the (’hinew infantry.
(in tho first day of tho fight the Pong
San Jarps mtunkvd the Pin}: Yang forts
and drew the (Yhinoso fire. It was to n.5-
ccrtnin when: tho ilrowus that tho Pong
Sans (lid this.
Next duytlze Pong Sons begun the
fight and kept it up. Blonntimo tho Gun
Sous turd Hwnng Jus that had lodged on
General Tso Funk Wni's flanks gradual-
ly sneaked farther and further around
till they got in the direct ronr oi Gren-
ornl Tm Funk Wni and all his soldiers
in divided skirts. The (mmmnnding
mineral of the divided skirt nrnlyoi the
son of henvon appears not to have im-
ngined that nuyimtly \vunld closo in on
tho (‘vll-stml militnry htmlqunrters, and
so mode no provision for it. Funk Wni
nppmtrs to have lx-mrnlso u chomp Will.
Tho Punt; Sous, tho (inn Sons and the
liming Jns. thc-rriorr', joinml nlingvtlwr
and out down ilvm-rul 'l‘e'o Funk Will
and his Moutvhnos like urrnpvr mowing
down grow-x 'l'lu- (‘iu‘m-sn army at Ping:
Ymm, mm with tlu» lu-lp of tho llilll’lllPH
from tho 'l':l~'l‘«m;. was wiped out. ilf
tlml'hinvsv 2.1km \erv killml :lllll ltl'ililil
varn- \vonndml and taken prisoners, A
to tin.- fuel of ilmtrnrmy of 20,000. :ii'ow
strogglors in divided ~darts Won- herb
and thorn- th‘ii limtrlml away from Ping
Yong, \\'ll:l lllt'lr lllulitllfi standing:
straight out lu-lmul llnltn 'l'iln- lllu.»
ll'lllllrl i'lntn-w Kl‘llt'l'illri Tm Pilllk\VHl,
Wai .lnlili‘v‘Tll, .\l:l Yulmwrng and Six
Kinlln worn lulu-n
llll-sswl limit of illl‘lll
Tin-n Mikado Mum: ltntrlwropbvd
the» .lfllulitt‘fit' ill-hi marshal, l'ulmi Your
ngntzi. mtmt‘ntulminu him on ill" grunt
Ping: Yum: victory.
‘1.
prisnnvrm rvm'y
i'itll Sonim- Iliuuuirmtinue.
'l‘lwr-n-\vlmwlrl) in no III for tho l'nil
ml Moire I‘lVll N-erl‘n omlmlmtiinns mu
uni full iniurnmtinn on ill" subject in
snuply writing in tho l'miml Sioit-srii‘il
svrvir-u mmmmlun, \l'mhlnutnn, nnd
n-quveilng C‘l'fi’lllllrri of information“:
lw Ht‘lll luiln m. ’l'ln- burn-nu have prlntvd
pug-24 trllmt: tlw npplicnnt wimt
brunt-lire nr.~ tit‘i'rsnfll‘)‘ lnl‘ lliwn urmlrrl,
how nuuvhnmrnl I'lmrtu'tl-r ho mu»! lum-
tn art! through and what ntgo ho must
llr'. llu r-nn nlm ilrul uni- \t‘ln'ro nnd
\vlu‘n tho ruminations on» hold Tin-y
zml Iilli'll to nil pvrsnns u ithoot regard
to (mini. hi" or pronoun mnditmn of
servitude. 'l‘lm mnunlnelun'n circular
toys that no iuiurmntlon con lit'nlllltllll‘ll
irum any nulrrulxml that t‘lllllliil lm poi
rim-rt from tln- dvpnrtnwnt itsvli This
is tm-trilmtml prulmllly 14mm":-npplwunls
from the t’lutolueeni t'l\'ll wrtir'rrxnmr
nation nttornrye or purple who pruh is
in unit plnr'wi'nr inutplu, It will lw \wli.
huwa'vvr. Iur all who Want mvil wrvnm
ulliw- in luv.:r lli Inltnl ihni. in ilwuln»
potion-Ma :ll \Vnelnngiuu l'li ll“. luv
and mm: of limo, :J'u lwinu
Ilw'lnmml ni prom-n! by tho must“. nlul
tint illrtu i» nil-mt m mnrh t'lmm‘u lol-
gummy .t plow no ilwrn mo! {filling
ltltl‘ll. faulIi‘ lelt'lu'llumh Hill-r yr... lmt‘u
«lrulltwl ii iii .l elvwl mt,
Mill ”i" l‘i'lllllt'lllli llml MW lint
pnswl thv In ll m H‘ll'" Mdmlllnitutt
t'rmllinlxly \\ ll' lmn ”tutu n l"'ll“lt' inlet
lion fur willing :t lit thump 1'le “hill“
with ptlmtx- imma. .
with «l
Thu now rlrydm'h infirm; morsir‘nviml
hy i'lrilv nt 'l'atlmihmttm will hold the
lumped. t‘tsesulrt in tho mold. Then,
when our cruise-rs in tin- inn-aim not
drnugml down with tlw kind of burns-
cloa thntinimt the bottoms of ships.
they will be nblo to not dmhml end to
hove at least tbs- tnmaclm below dicks
mnml MT,
Henry Wetter-son, timer-ConfiMnte
soldier. nothing a Wit that mode the
old Union boye troop at tho ”moi
Army meeting. is one of the pinnacles
oi the seven
one: lemmas tube ”bitterly mm“
“machining-petite: publishing the
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The Astor family in ell lie remind» ‘
Grand Opening of
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ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, l894.
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We shall show you the latest from London and Paris.
We have the popular Golf Cape.
The long and large Sweep Cape, in Plush, Astrachsn, Wool and Seal.
Our long and graceful tight~fitting Jackets are exquisite.
Beaver, Melton, Chinchilla and Covert Cloths.
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As we have found by experience, the Nor-walk ladies insit upon having the very latest makes
in lists and Bonnets.
Our Milliners have been several weeks in New York and Boston, selecting the latest things
from London and Paris, and are now ready to show you nbeautiful line of Trimmed and Un-
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A choice selection of Flowers and Feathers, Aigrettes, Birds, the.
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