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gold under positive written guarnhtre, h; suinhor.
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and Nerve Puwwflnfit hinnhnr 'Quiltknm;
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I)! the Generative Uranus in either sex, caused by
over-exertilm: Youthful Errors, or Excessive Use at
. Tobacco Opium or Liquor, which smm lead to
leeryJ'Irmsumption Insanity and Death. My mail,
lie box; ll inrQo’ with written martini»;- incurenr
1- summarily. WPIfiT'rH'i'lUGli svnur. Admin!!!
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mall «izo discontinue-i; old. 500. $11.», now 230.; 01“
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bottom, Whit? protects you against imrh
to and the middicman’s profits. Ourshoes
custom Work in slylr, (any fitting and
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here at ower prices ' r t'ic vain: “1V0” than
other mnlw, ‘1‘ .‘m- H.) substitute. if your
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Huntleluli,
80. Nor-walk. Conn.
cum on some sun:
2 ”liens your orders and hove
Little Roch Devastateli by a
sudden Storm. ‘
MANY KILLED AND INJURED.
The Penitentiary and Insane “Asylum
Were Wrecked.
In the Business Fenian oi the Town the
Wind Uorooied Buildings and Wooded
the Mom With. Rain—Bevan] Person!
Picked Up in.“ In the streets—Prisoners
and Lunatics EaeapodJVblle Others Wars
Injured—Loss Will Exceed Rial! a Million
Dollars.
Luna Roux, Oct. 8.——A terrible oy-
clone struck this city and almost devas-
tated the business portion oi the city.
Several people are known to have been
killed and injured, while it is isarsd sev-
eral others have met the same late.
The main portion oi the businezs cen-
ter, bounded on the south by Third street.
on the north by the river trout, on the went
by Center street and on the cost by Com’
merclal, is practically rained. The total
pro rty loss will probably approximate
850 .000.
The cyclone was accompanied by a terv
rifle rainstorm, and tho stocks oi goods in
the business houses which were unrooi'ed,
though not otherwise wrecked, were de-
stroyed by water.
The storm struck the state peniten-
tiary, which stands on a hill in the west.
am part oi the city, with ieariui iorco. de-
stroying the dining room, tearing down
the stable and shops, unrooilng the main
cell building and demolishing the ward.
en's oillce. Several oi the convicts were
seriously injured, one of whom died an
hour afterward.
Many Buildings Wrecked.
Down town the lightning struck the
Martin block, totally wrecking the third
floor. A man named Eaton was totally
injured there. The 'l'illee building was
unrooied, and a part oi the inurth floor
oi Gleason'sbotol was blown away. At
Main and Bettina streets the tops oi sev-
eral adjacent buildings lie piled up in an
indescribable heap.
The worst damage. however, was done
to property on Markham and Commerce
streets. Nearly every building in that
district was unrocied. and many are to
tally wrecked The large three story
building at Market and Cumberland
streets, occupied by the B. ll. McCarthy
company, is a total wreck, as is also the
two story building on the opposite corner.
occupied by Max Elimns as a saloon. The
third story oi the old Deming House was
blown oil, and the several stores under it
were "coded by water and llilud with
debris.
The streetcars iliied with tin roots. elm:-
tric wires and other wreckage. and it will
be several days boioro the extent of the
’duumgc is known accurately. The large
cotton warehouse situated at Second and
Scott strcote, owned by .i. ii. iincum, was
wrecked. it fell on the Western lTnion
telegraph oillce next door and wrw‘kod it,
thus cutting oil all telegraphic communi—
cation with outside points.
lm-lne Asylum ltnpunml liinwn Down.
Tho city is in the (lc-nscst darkness, and
the streets on: veritable streams oi mud,
Rescuing parties are busy searching for
the wounded, but a list of maturities is
utterly uuobtninabie.
Among thus" known to have been aeri<
ouely and probably iutully wounded is
C. l'. blunmo, member of the Arkansas
legislature, and Sam Smith. a prominent
cotton buyer, is also badly injured.
Others are known to have been more or
less injured, hm ihonnmcs are not obtain-
able. All kinds oi rumors are ailoot. line
is to tho emu-t that the insane asylum, in
which some mu patients are confined. hue
berm blown down and many putlontu in-
jured, but the asylum is situated a mile
from the city, and the rumor cannot be
continued. A number oi escaped lunatlcs
have been captured new the lfnion depot,
and this lost ulvos color to the rumor.
Deutlption oi the Mann.
Shortly after dark a heavy storm i‘fllili?
from the west, necmnpnnlud by vivid
flashes oi lightning and heavy crushes oi
thunder. 'l‘hi- skies suddenly cleared, and
the storm was thought to be over. when
suddenly a heavy gale item the southwest
appeared, and ior three minutes the city
was in the throes oi death and dcstruo
tion. The wind was terrific in the ex-
tremo. Trees. telephone. telegraph and
electric light poles were uprooted and car;
tied a distance oi 2m) yards.
The tools oi about an oi the largest
buildingn in the city were torn irom the
houses and buried against buildings on
tho oppoulto sides oi the streets. leaving
the oceupante and property within at the
mercy oi the drenching rain which began
to tail in torrents ahortly aiterword.
Messages were received train the insane
asylum, rimmed twi» mile» from the city,
and the state penitentiary. just wont oi
the Union depot, calling for a corps oi
is physicians and other assistants.
it in reliably stated that a number oi
patients at the asylum are totally injured.
and great damngcwnu done to the build
ing.
licporio iron: the lwiilicnilury soy nix
convicts were badly injured by ialllnu
timbers. two at whom will die. Mayor
ilall as mm an poasibio called out the en-
tire tire and police departments and sent
it! hm-k‘lontls oi phynioians and citizens to
the insane asylum and penitentiary. ln~
tense exoitrmmt prevails. and it is utter
ly impossible to learn the names of the
killed and injured. All kinds oi exagger-
ated reports are in circulation Through
the service: of Mayor Hall and Chief oi
Police Frank hiahon the iniurcd and
helpless are rewiring the best attention.
Almost every building situated in the
district was more or less damaged by the
wind and water. The damage to the in.
sane asylum will reach $100,000, that at
the penitentiary 300.000, and the Capitol
and Richelieu hotels were badly datiiagod.
Every window in both buildings was
either broken to pieces or cracked.
he lived and bound.
The dead and injured thus far reported
' I
are.
Representative-stool. (l. '1'. Monroe, bad-
ly out on the head and body by iailin.
timbers; probably fatally.
Jobs llama. an employee at the Martin
bleak. tho home of Governor Fullback,
internal injuries, from which he will die
More morning. ‘
ems m. o. sees. mm oi the
minutes out. mead-em.
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locailty. ‘ " ~ g! I
The streets are covered with telephone, l
electric and telegraph wires and debris!
iron: the wracked buildings. 81: electric"
street car motorsars pinionad on the track
on Main street with heavy rafters and
poles. These mo area total loss. .
Governor Fisbbach’a quarters in the
Martin block are a mass at ruins.
Your correspondent visited the peniten»
tiary at midnight.‘ The cities oi the main
buildings was torn away an‘d lodged on
several trams cottages in the neighbor
hood completely deniolished.
A stampede took place among the con-
victs, but Superintendent McConnell and
his assistants soon succeeded in quloting
thorn. Fortunately only about 125 can
victs are inside the walls. The other 450
were taken to Sunny Side plantation
some days ago.
At the insane asylum was found the
greatest wreck. The roots of the main
buildings were completely demolished,
and several caved in, completely destroy-
ing everything inside. The male'Ward is
a total wreck. Several patients made
their escape, but were recaptured. Two
men violently insane were captured near
the Union depot after midnight.
. It is not known how many inmates
were killed or injured, as many are sup~
posed to be buried in the ruins. lir. Jn~
cob T. lngate. who earns here several
months ago from Mobile to accept a posi-
tion in the asylum, was killed. lie is
buried beneath the ruin-oi the buildings.
A conservative estimate of the loss to
buildings and content: at the asylum will
reach $125,000. Mr. Newton oi the West
eru Union, with a force oi men, is clear-
ing the debris from the main office. not a
wire Working from that point. Your car-
respondent sent this dispatch over the
wires of a railroad entering bore.
Later reports received after midnight
add the Valley route depot to the list oi
demolished buildings.
GEORGIANS VOTING.
They Will Elect n Governor and Full State
Ticket Today.
ATLAhTA, Oct. 8.-Gonrgin voters are
at the polls today, and the result is hardly
in doubt, as the Populist opposition has
not developed into iormidablo proportions.
Georgia votes today ior a governor, scorer
tary of state, comptroller general, treos‘
uror, attorney general and commissioner
oi agriculture. For all (it these oilicee.
with the exception of governor, the in-
cumbents were ronomlnotod by the Dem»
oorata
For governor William J. Atkins n was
named. lie is a young man. be ely i0,
and comes irom the country. lie as rep-
resented Coweta county in the ate legis-
lature for several terms an was the
speaker oi the last house. lie
man oi the state Democratic co
in the campaign oi 1:492, when the state
went Democratic by 70, 000 majority.
But the contest of the greatest interest
is lot the legislature. The house and son
etc will be called upon to name Senator
Walsh's successor. and he stands today
perhaps the best show oi succeeding him-
soli. But it is reported that Speaker Crisp
may not decline the honor a second time.
LICENSES FOR CATS.
“fork of the Society For the Prevention nl
Cruelty to Animals.
Aumxv, (lot. :l.——'l‘hu legislature will
be petitioned to enable cities by law to ll.
coneio cola in; well as dogs and capture
stray ones. and wmnon will be potitiouml
to reiruln from wourlmr the plumage oi
birds in their hair. That is the principal
Work oi the Society For the Prevention oi
Cruelty, in suasainu bore.
The reports pnwontod Show that theru
are now liii unliorliolty organizations in
the state—«H (or the»- mrn of animals. lil
looking to cruelty to children and 0 ho
mane societies.
A Siownrd'a Fatal Mistake.
New YouR, (wt. :l.—~(.’aptnin Robertson
oi steamer ’i‘uuassorim, which arrived
from llonwrnrn. om, reports that Sept. 28
Andrew Mlilur, third engineer, asked
Seward Noll Helm-as for a dose oi black
draft. The utuwnrd gave him admin of
carbolio acid by mistake. Antidotes were
instantly given, but hilllnr became uncon-
scious in a low minutes and died.
A Car Inspvctor Killed.
Jamar (1m, not. ii.-——A our inspector
named Herman Bach. 40 years of age,
nulliluyed by the West Shore railroad. was
instantly killed in the Pennsylvania rail-
road yurde ut llarnluin'o Cove. He fell In
iront oi an engine, and his head was sov-
cred from his body.
Caar'e Family Will (in to form.
51'. l’ui‘xusm‘no, (ict. li.-——It is now re-
ported that the imperial imnily, with the
exception of Grand Iluko liooruo. will pass
the winter at (.‘oriu, one of the Ionian ls-
innds oi iirmxw. (lrnnd liuke (icorge. it
is added, will go to Cairo.
Weamrs hide a Strike.
Piili.i\llhli.l'lllii, (lot. :l.--'l‘he Wi‘l‘ii’ol‘l
at the big woolen will» of A. Priestly lit
llo. oi Camden, who Wont out on a strike
that Friday for n mstoration oi the lib per
rent taken all their wages. wont to work
it the company‘u tel-nut.
.\ i‘haliongo For hummus.
lmvmm. not. il.»~l.ord llomsiord writon
lathe stun-ting plum» challenging Mr.
Murilmunt tn brim: out lelngiiies in the
(Jimmpion slalom to decide how much
hotter ho is than liniluoho mid Matchbox.
llovoit In Armenia.
Hr. i‘l-n'icmml'uo. not. il.-—~Ncws has
reached born from Erzeroum, Armenia.
that the pooplool Hamlin haventtackcd
the Kurdish and Turkish soillieiy and kill.
ed and woundml over lieu cl them.
tlrueiwd by the Elevator.
Rmtuus‘reu, Out. ill-“MADE“ Kelley. n
Iaumlrms employed at the Powers hotel.
was ceuaht in the wall between the ele-
vator and n omn- sill and killed. her belly
being badly crushed.
Colonel one Pollows' Convention.
an'rnit. list. ii.—~'l‘ho Grand United 0r»
der oi Odd Fellows. «imposed entirely of
colored members, is in national convoud
tion in thin city-e—«thsllrst time in iii years.
banned For Connors.
Humps, 0.. but B.-Ths Republic.
an convention oi the Third district nem-
lame Lieutenant Governor a. L. Harris
tor congress. '
allele“: is Flam”.
liltinhttiiiillhiili. iv; iii. 0st. saline
dimmed one of the lat-asst buildings at
its AW linoleum works here.
Jacnsonvxum.
and county election held here resulted
in a tangle which it will probably take
the courts to straighten The light was
between two {actions or the Demoorutlc
party and bade fair to he a close one. in
consequence oi iraud having been throat-
ened by the (action holding the appoint-
ing power oi inspectors, three deputy
aharliia walked into each polling place
and signified their later: tion oi remaining.
Theinspectors oil over the city there
open closed the voting booths awaiting
instructions train the leaders. A com
promise was enacted in several of the out-
.lyiag wards in a short time, and voting
was resumed, but in the Fourth, Filth
and Sixth, three oi the most populous
wards in the city, not a vote was cast
owing to a iailure to agree upon any or
rangernsnt, and in consequence of this
tangle out of a qualified vote oi 5.000 in
Duval county only a small proportion was
polled.
Governor Mitchell ordered Adjutant
General Houston to this city, and all day
the state troops were held under arms at
their quarters, but were not needed, as
not one drop oi bloodshed was due to the
political struggle. The main issues oi the
iaotional flghmwore a railroad commission
and the alleged attempt of a railroad cor-
poration to capture the next legislature,
and nowhere has the bitterness grown to
such intensity as in lluval county.
Throughout the state hidden, for su-
preme court justice, has met with prucv
ticnlly no opposition. The l’opullsta cast
a very sinnll vote for their ticket.
THE SCITUATE MURDER.
The Police Think They Have a Claw to
the Murderers.
Purwnmxcn (ict. il.——A man known as
Martin Keenan is suspected oi being im-
pllcatcd in the Holtuuto murder mystery.
Mrs. Thomas Whelan. with whom the
murdered woman spent her‘last night,
told the pollen that when Mrs. Chambers
leither house she was going to Harris
ville with Keenan, with whom she had
been keeping company for some time and
to whom she had given $3,000 insurance
carried by her deceased husband. besides
all her own earnings. They were going
to Hurrisvillo to complete the purchase
of a saloon ior Keegan. It was {or that
journey that she hired the team irom
Franklin Brothers.
Detective Parker discovered that Mrs.
Chambers was murdered between i and 7
o'clock on Thursday. In this case the
body was taken to Scituate long otter
death, and those who claim to have heard
pistol shots Wore mistaken. The policoers
convinced that Reagan was an assumed
name, as no trace of such a man can be
iound.
FOUGHT A DRAW.
Frank ‘Erna and Sally Smith Had a Lively
- Robin.
nt'rnm, ()ct. :l.—-Frank Erna of this
city and Folly Smith oi New York, loath-
orwcights, had a lively no at the rooms
oi the old lluilaio Athletic club The
boys weighed in at 120 pounds. When
ldruo stepped into the ring. it was easy to
son he won very nervous. lie was pale
and apparently had forgotten how to box.
Smith went at him hammer and tongs.
and for live rounds did most oi the Work.
lvlrno out some hard whacks, but kept on
his feet. When the sixth round opened,
l‘lrnu‘s nervousness had vanished, and he
started in to give Smith as good as he
sent.
The last five rounds were full oi iurious
lighting. but neither was able to get in
a knockout blow, and at the end of the
tenth round the roieroo declared the light
a draw.
Fatal Runaway.
Tnm', “N. ‘i’., (let. li.~Gi-orgo Milli-r,
his wife and Miss .iossieiiablor wcroon
their way to Sand Lake aitl-rsponding the
day in Troy shopping. in the suburbs the
team liiii'lllllu frightened at an electric car
and run away. Mr. Miller was thrown
against a post. and his skull wan crush-
ed. He died emu afterward. Mrs. Miller
wns seriously injured and may die. Miss
(iulilor received only a few scratches
Whole anily "mi in is (‘yrlnnm
l'iu'xmz, Nob. “PL 3. —A cyclone
struck the human! John Noisemsovon
miles south oi hero. The family oi seven
persons wore blown into an adjoining
fluid, and a little girl, 1) years old. bud a
slick driven through her skull and can-
not live. b‘ivo others of the imuily were
severely injured.
Heine Lot-liwovd‘a Triumph.
llu'mmxo, not. {Ln—Mrs. llalva A.
bookwuod qualiilod to practice law in the
circuit court here. Mrs. Lookwood’s ap-
pliontion to be allowed to practice bolero
the Virginia court oi appeals was refused
last iipl'lng. Sim carried the ease to the
luph'lllfli'lluflu, which sustained the Vlr.
giuia Court.
The Ilriihh i'uliinet Meeting.
Liming, not. itm'l‘he Chronicle says
that the summoning oi the cabinet is a
serious last. The meeting of the French
cabinet mmncil. it adds. has been put for-
word two days. and the fact that the two
cabinets will mootou the some day is also
signilioimt.
TELEGRAPHiC TlCKS.
Dr. A. (‘ounu lloylo, the novelist, M'-
rlvcdnt New York to till a lecture on-
gimcmont.
There is good prospuot of a general roe
sumptlon of the window glean industry in
Millvillo, N. .l.
hlr. Bayard. our ambassador to (lront
llrltnin. is expected to sail irom England
slmriiy for New York.
Baniucl Eisner woe arrested for persist-
ently hissing at the Union Hqunro thea-
ter, New York. but was discharged.
lna light between employees oi the
Chicago incandescent iiiahtcornpany and N”
three laborers live persons were injured.
The bureau oi immigration in Wash
ington line received personal «inscriptions
oi on nnarchints recently expelled from
France.
A hand oi white raps took iicrry Rich.
a ismr living near Marion. Ky. iron:
his home and banged him. He has short
ad with barn burning.
While our. limiting. Morris Mott cl
Clayton. N. Y.. il-‘iillllillbldy tell, dis-
charging the entire oontmts oi the run
into his body and unskilled.
One huudmi and six moonshine" item
the ill; handy valley. Kentucky, are on
route to Muisvilie. when they will have
early hearings in motioned Stem court.
Fla. Oct. ilmTho state 1
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$1 2 IT IS A FORTUNATE EVENT FOR $ [ 2_
ANY BC SINESS HOUSE TO STRIKE
$1 2, THE PROPER TASTE. one 312,00 $12.
FALL FUIT FOR MEN’S WEAR
$ I 2, DOES IT.
12
‘r, I
i $ 12.00. _
Stole will is Open Every ivening Until 8 D'iiiooi;
w. A. BENEliIt‘l l. BUMPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING,
WASHINGTON STREET, -
SOUTH NORWALK.
Extravagance
May lie in paying too much for a thing, or in paying
too little.
Ii you buy ieed {or less than we ask you‘ll not get ‘
as good quality—that’s poor economy.
It you pay more, you pay too much, because we
sell the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods, Oits, Corn Bran,
Meal, etc.
Oats and Corn carefully screened from dirt and
chair.
Pratt‘s Poultry Food, Pratt's Food for Horses and
Cattle.
Grain.
Manuel T. Hatch
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
BRANCH OFFICE AT SOLMANS' (AVERY STABLE.
THE CENTRAL
BASH BRBBERY
l5 "Milli Milli STREET.
W
l6 Ounces lo a Pound
and One Price to ill.
ECflNflMYisWEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will have. money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best breed by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Tone and Colleen are noted ior
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very beet article as low as other
leslera ask for inferior gmxis. As we do
i very extensive trade in Tone and Coi—
leos and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
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SEASONABLE.
Mason’s and Lightning Fruit
Cans, quarts and pints. Rub-
bers i or the same.
Red and Green Peppers cheap.
Pickling Onions, (small) white
and red.
Egg Plants cheap. Muskmel-
one. -
Pears for canning. Sickle
Pears for pickling.
A new effort to please in Cof-
fee. Not but that our Coffee has
been good, but now, this lot, we
believe to be better than usual.
Whole Mixed Spices,
A fine lot of Brooms, never so
cheap.
We have Ground Oats and
Whole (late by bag, that weigh
40 lbs. to bushel, at $1.20 bag.
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