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They Capture the Town of Che-
fs and Land More Troops.
roecnoo PREPARED. ros A user.
l'a‘nic Prevails at Canton. and the banner
to foreigners In Peking Is Increasing.
Russian Troops Facing Japanese l'orool
on “as Korean Frontier.
LONDON, Oct. 10. -A dispatch to The
Times from Yokohama repeats the report
of the capture of Chain and adds that the
Japanese have landed troops at Tarascada,
near Port Arthur.
The correspondent at llongkong of The
Times telegraphs under the date of today
that the Chinese have closed Foo-Choc in
preparation for a siege. lie further says
that a panic prevails at Canton.
A Shanghai dispatch to the seine paper,
flied today, says that a liritlsb mili-
tary oflleer, who has carefully collated
the accounts of the battle of l’lng Yang.
concludes that there were onlyvb,000 Chi-
nese engaged and that their loss was un-
der Mice.
Under date of Oct. 10 the correspondent
of The Times at 'l‘len‘tsln cables that
8,001) illusahm troops are posted on the
Korean frontier facing the Japanese force
at Hun Ghun, nine miles north of the
boundary.
It is added that assaults on foreigners
at Peking and its environs. which have
constantly occurred during the last 10
years, are increasing in frequency and
gravity. as has always been predicted
must happen owing to the toleratlon of
the foreign representatives, who are really
the responsible parties. inch minister,
thinking to conciliate the government.
leaves his colleagues to make protests, the
result being plenary indulgence to street
rcwdies.
Foreigners Net hate in Peking.
For the some reason conduct-gal rights
M are invaded with impunity. Serious trout
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bio nulst eventually follow unless the for-
eign agents deal firmly with the govern
lnent. ~
The Standard publishes a letter from
Peking stating that lli Hung Chang's
nephew, Li (Ihiug ()hu Shong, the taotai,
and Yuan, another oillcial, are charged
with selling bundled picnis of Chinese rice
to Japan in the early part of the year.
The rice was sent out of the country by
means of duty free passes. which were
obtained under the pretext that the rice
was for the relief of famine sufferers in
Korea. The letter adds that the public
demands the execution of the oflicials as
traitors.
A dispatch to The Times from Simla.
India, says that surprise is felt there be
cause of the nonrecolptof orders to ex-
pedlte the dispatch of the rifle brigade to
liongkong.
The Times, commenting upon the re‘
port of the capture of ilheiu by the Jap-
obese and the landing of trtmps at 'l‘ams-
coda, says that it these reports nrotrue
the Japanese have at least simwn their
hands wisely in deciding to amid an al-
tack upon Peking. They have apparent
iy decided to attack Port Arthur. and. it
is stated, have illnislllbni‘kud tr-mps in a
body to the northeast of that place. which
is well suited to form a base of operations.
The garrison may new number 10.000 mm
Like runny places provided with extrav‘
nganteunst defimsos. Port Arthur has a
back door. In sch-cling this as the place
of attack the Japanese are following the
baa-i [iri-i‘mlvllls. The conditions have
Imiuy pulllinilf rt-soinblmu-e to them of
holulstopnl
The Japanese should be able to isolate
Port Arthur, and, holding undisputed
couuunud of the mm. maintain their own
line of supplies. This being (he rinse. the
fall of Ion. Arthur slu-uld he only a illllin
tion of limo. In the {avoid the running
winter, which the Chinese can better on
illll‘i' than the Japanese. the latter have
every lfllllli‘i‘fllililL lo hush-u the attack
and are unlikely to undertake further op
eratioiis for the present.
Flory of iluv Naval ilatilr.
’l‘ho ’l‘lrnus' correspondent say-t: " I spent
three days “lill tho i'hiueeu ilcoi «Miler
lug details of the rpm-iii. engagmuunt oil
the Yaiu river in order to asrortaiu the
cause of the heavy casualties to the Arm
strong cruisers built in issl, '
"’l‘hn ifhao‘i'uon and Yang Wei Wi'n!
unfit for battle. as they carried their orig
inal boilers, which were neglected and
worn out. 'l'lleir “healing was iiwill
client from their station in the rear of the
mound division to the l tilt of the line
abreast. While the whfiiloet was steam
lug ahead the ships w re left far behind.
and owing to their isolated position tell
on may prey to the enemy.
"'l'heir guns ware iimiesu from lack of
suitable powder. 'l‘luit nscnl was ill years
old and had been condemned. lioih ships
were thercloredimiuud from the outset.
'l'be YimgWel. while burning. was ram
mod by the Chin Yuan, which was «wisp
in“ from the action. l‘apmin Mung of
the latter vessel has slum- lawn mudenmmi
and executed. lie wasiho lastigator oi
the oeiisplraey against Admiral lmnu.
who was in munnnud of the (Illinese
northern soinulron.
"(in the other liauk also Worn thl
weak ships dlsustmusly exposed to the
enemy‘s tire. The lillln'k'llilll was burn
ed and sunk. ilor sister ship. the Lei
Yuan. was noted. iimugh badly burned,
Uhleilyowinu to week niiistrua-tion the
pumps wore easily disabled. The ships
were highly mmlmstiblo. having high llill'
works and no iron ducks
"tin the liingh'uou the captain and
first lienteimntwvrn killed surly in the
engagement. and her rrsw probably lust
heart. The lull—Yuan was brought to
port only by the m-Versst exertions on the
part of her elllmrs and crew. whutvers
all Chinese. Honor of tlmse alumni of her
distinguished themselves by saving the
magazine,
“The China Yeah. so Arimtrrmu oral»
or built in livid. rams off best. Fire
broke out on her three times. but was
promptly put down owing to the exwilent
sysmm of pumps. liar steam power on
shied list to maneuver with minimum or
pcsurs. line 32 centimeter shell exploit
coin her starinwd hunter. doing only
trivial damage. The ship was practically
animated.
"Her sister ship. the Chlh‘i‘osn. mm-
mended by a i‘antoness captain. during
the tune signaling was someone from
the flagship owing to the less of the sig-
nal halyard. and the signal. teen stnwk
out an independent line and attacked a
small Japanese vessel at close quarters
When turned but: were the ugliness
and «trim Irving was no
solved a The shooting as both
Whgm' _‘ 'mtsrsi
“or
Til. dawns greatly szcsllsd the Chi-
aess In Iii-doll” and tactical shill. ‘
principal lssson dodeetihls from. the hats
no is that it proved ’the extreme ramp of
speed. quick tiring guns and scientific m
neuvering.
“When . era broke out and the cans’
crews were disordered, thewiapancse ships
stood away and repaired the damages an-
molested and then returned into action.
The Chinese received the severest punish-
ment while struggling to quench the fires
on their ships or to replace obturator rings.
The resisting power of armor plats against
heavy guns was not conclusively tested
The total number of wounded vvas 150,
who are mostly doing well. Considerable
numbers of the crews of the sunken ships
saved themselves. "
A dispatch to The Standard from Ber-
lin says that ltussia has not yet joined the
European entente for the protection of
Europeans in Chitin. The dispatch adds
that The North German Gazette com-
ments ironically upon the opinion of the
American minister at Peking. who ad.
vlses the removal of the wives and chil-
dren of foreigners from I’cking to Shnnuv
hai in view of the probable Japanese at-
tack upon the Chinese capital. The pa-
per says that he has no means of learning
of the Japnnbe movements.
Mr. N. it. U‘Connnr. llritish minister
to China, called at the palace at Peking
and bad a long audience with the em-
perer.
Japan Net After a Loan.
Losnos, Oct. l0.——The Times in its
financial article says that a definite denial
of any proposal to raise a Japanese loan
has been received in the city. The com-
mon belief is thatf‘hina will becompeiled
to raise a lean to pay the indemnity that
Japan will demand.
VILAS WAS THERE.
The Hamstnr llfird Governor McKinley Ile-
ply to One of "is Speeches.
Mitwm'mnc, Oct. i0.—-(lovernor Me-
Kinley spoke here to large audiences. An
incident occurred when Governor McKin-
ley began a reply to a speech made in
Madison by United States Senator Vilas.
“I was handed," he began. "as f entire
into this hall a copy of a speech made by
Senator Wins in this city on the 43th da)i
of last November."
A scene of confusion followed. Sonic one
espied Mr. Wins in an obscure place on
a stairway near the stage. and sewn-a1 in
the audience yelled derisively at him, and
come cried. "l'ut him out!" McKinley.
after some effort, quieted the disturbance
and proceeded. lie paid a high compli-
ment to the first administration of Presi-
dent (.fleveland in these words:
"Almost from the first hour within
three months reducing expenditures and
assuring public couiidence began to man-
ifest their good effect. and with growing
vigor rose the general public and business
prosperity which continued to make the
entire residue of that administration the
happiest period of hnsimos aoilviiy, de-
velopment and success in all directions
since the war or since the advent of lio-
puhllvaulstn in finance. The laws which
President Cleveland was mlmininmring
were the laws nmde by the Republican
party." This was followed by prolonged
cheering. closing With cheers for the Me
Klnlcy hill.
VETERANS MURDERED.
Forty l-‘rom Hui .‘niizmnl Home It Dayton
Kills-ll by Rollin-rs.
iluros. 0.. (lot. lit-«Police search
for the perpetrators of the tWo recent inure
tiers of veterans of tho ir'oldlers' home on
pension day develops a situation more
horrible than the terrible liendur crimes
in the west, Forty old soldiers have been
robbed and murdered at thi- nail mi in”
itary homo horn and only [HIM-ill} notice
has been iateu of the crime,»
The (Grand Army is taking hold of the
matter. and the fooling exists that tin-
govertimnllt should plum detectives hero
to collect L‘Vldi'lll‘i' against the murderers.
who have grown rlr h by rubbing the rni~
crops. 10‘" al police isuihoritlos can i!" no
further than to give pointers llml. will
lilll‘uly loud in tho url'ml ltllil (‘Ullvli'iliiil
of the guilty Hill's
AN ELECTlON TRAGEDY.
Deli-«retail and i'upuiiai- Arming ln llariv
( unruly. m.
Anni i. Hot in, -.imuosi'lmmiu-ru, a
Denim-rut. shot and killed .lniuos Weaver
a Populist. in Early muuty In a quarrel
over the illm'llufl return-i. iioth are prom
lnent filiiliul'a. l'hamhcrs is in Jail. and
l'opuliats threaten to take him out and
lynch him. Democrats lime nriued them
selves to defend Chambers. Excitement
is lit favor hunt, and a hlmnly riot is fear
ed. as both political parties in the lonely
have made it a political light.
Lynching In “crunchy.
lill‘i'lilii ill-.ml. Ky, Hot. to, milnvan
lli‘f‘ liieimriiaou. who umrdemd Mr» l‘ImlA
ly Willie Saturday afternoon near lrvluc.
was taken from the jail luvh‘ by pm do
trnuiumi men. who took him to a llillli‘i"
a lliliu out of town and banged him. The
limb was a wry quiet and orderly one
lilrimrdmu ill’oii‘siml his lnnm'eiu'ein the
last and told the limb if llnvy banned him
they would hang an inherent emu
Hw- ls'iil Van-s Must l‘mnr.
'l'umim. u. i. in m’l'runton s Mica-test
semi :1 bids fair in be.- tied up after today
landfill-m oi the failure of the 'I‘reutuu l'as
ranger Hallway mmpnny to put into of
feet a system of limisfurs giving I» rent
fern in all parts of the city over the min
pain a cilii'nmu llilen in m‘i‘ivl’ilililihi with
the ordinanm by which the woman! It!
euml an electric lrnlmhise last January.
"iii if..- .‘lut tirelymwd.
Atom“, llci. lo mb’eimtoi’ llill mys
”’l‘hem is no truth in the stiteumnt that
l hare n-sienmi or will mine as pennant
if‘ anything of the kind had occurred. 1
should hitti- mitiilml the press hark-tint
have none to it asiiluginn to tell it"
rammed «it Attempt"! from Wrestling.
l’lrrsnmzog lint. lemwmiam law. is
discharged staph-yes"! the Fort Wayne
railroad. Wm cuuvlciml hem of attempting
to struck a imsenger train mgrsilf’a
spirit of revenue
hymen» heme units 'HMM“ Hill.
”limiters. ”ct. lit—~At I mes/ting of
the Brooklyn livmemratlc eiuhrssolutlcns
were ado ted condemning David ll. Hill
and the lsmmrauc rumination an it at
present exists.
listen-series. Oct. film-The some
anomalies or the Catholic tiniest assent
OCTOBER so. [894.“ -
The Negligence of a Carpenter
' Caused the Disaster.
BIB NAKED LAMP FIRED THE GAB.
An Explosion In the Lake Fidier Colliery
_ 1s Followed by the Most Monstrous Fire
in the History of the Pennsylvania An-
thracits Region.
SlIAMnKiN, Pa.‘Oct. 10.-—The mestdis~
estrous mine ilre in the history of the an-
thracite regions of Pennsylvania started
at the Luke B'idicr celliery from the naked
lamp of a work man.
Five persons“ are known to be dead.
They are George Brown. miner; lrvln
liufllnuton, carpenter; Michael Buzeils~
kie, laborer; Anthony Cohort, driver boy,
and John (lierze, laborer.
The fire started In the air way of No. l
shaft. and Irvin linflington, whom the
colliery oillcials held responsible for the
disaster, is dead. His body was not hurn~
oil. as death was due to collocation. George
lirewn, a miner, and a Pele, Anthony
liobcrt, a driver boy fzmn the Luke li‘ld-
ier. “and (another l'elish laborer. whose
name is not known by the mine officials,
are in the mine. and no hope is entertain
sd of recovering them. The mine is new
a mass of flames and cannot be approach-
cd from any direction. It is feared that
the inside workings will have to be flood-
ed, which means many months of idleness
to the iiOllelnployeel. Hoperintendent hier-
rls Williams of the Mineral Railroad and
Mining company informed a representa-
tive of the press that while Irvin Hurling-
ton, John Anderson, Jr. and others were
engaged in retinitis-ring No. i shaft the
former disobeyod orders by lighting his
naked lamp in the air course for the pur-
pose of testing the air. A spark set fire to
the timber, that was as dry as powder, and
the current carried the flames up and
down the shaft like lightning. Buffing-
ton was advisvd by his fellow workmen to
make good his escape. but be neglected to
heed ilu-lr warning, and he rerurned to
the bottom of the shaft in order to ex-
change his gum boots for his shoes. This
delay cost him his life, and his dead body
was revovured in the tunnel today.
liellei l'nrtlea Organized.
Superintendent Williams, Mine inspect-
or Edward lirennan. inside Foreman
August llehr and Arthur Kennedy and
all of the under bosses at the Fidler and
Cameron mines formed three relief par»
ties and entered the mine to rescue the do
imprisoned workmen by way of the coal
run workings through No. :inir way on
the mountain and down the new shaft.
The latter opening proved a godsend to
the men, as it is to this channel the most
of them owe their escape.
The smoke spread through the inside
workings with great rapidity and olernr
ed the men and boys doing night duty in
the urine. While the imprisoned men were
rushing through the inside workings in
search of an air shaft {or an outlet bun
(ii-eds of their friends gathered about the
mouth of the shaft, and as the fanhousc
Was destroyed by the liaiucs the ('i'llin and
moons of the mothers, sisters, wives and
children of tho imprisoned employees sent
llllH'I through the hearts of many hardy
minors, who won awaiting for an oppui’v
tunliy to assist their doomed comrades.
Two of the men Wi‘f'i‘. ovurvome by the
macho while making their escape, but the
(‘oai iiim rescuing party succeeded in car-
ryiug lhi'fll out and restoring them toeon
milililanona. The genus of Workman can
not got in any point near the fire on m,
count of the sluokv and gas, so that the
ilnluos cannot be fought with any silver“.
it blue been decided to drowil out the
ill-n, but it will require six week—t to fill
the inside workings with water. iipi-r'i
lions mum-i be Ti'r-illllllil at this mine for
at ll-n~l two years it employed two men
and Inn‘s and its payroll aim-raged $2.3.-
imu per month
RICTOUS STRIKERS.
- "hirer-and Malian. \iakr Trouble For illu-
I'nliru In lbs-mark, h. .1.
Ni a rim. 5; .l . in" i" .\ (ll‘rlli‘flllc
fight urmirrml helm-on It millilil of will”)
and alnmt (em ltuliuusformoriy employed
m the Nnuuri. Hill of the host ”range
sewer ulllll‘i. lu-ar ilio .\lurvi~ canal. The
liaimns were umrchiug to the sewer to
drive out the melt wholiad replaced them
when they were met by the police under
('apiain .lirhianus. who ordered them to
dinner-o This order met with a shower
of aluminium nln’l‘f’fll pistol shots. ’l‘wo
polli-emen and is number of nature Were
hurt. thine seriously. however
(‘npiaiu hlchlauus ordered a charge.
and a limb into ihn mob with night sticks
followed After lighting ill minutes the
striker» lied Seventy policemen are pal
trolling near where the trouble occurred,
Led by Mrs Mary (lmrivickrow and her
husband. ililil «drilling butters attacked the
eiopinym-s of IS, N lit-lucn‘u shop.
ViVe awn were seriously injured. The
Woman and her hwbnnd Were arrested.
Many other incipient riots Oct‘iirl'vil dnr
lag the day .lowpb ‘i'ulo. George Fish
and other inouufm‘lurers i'lwli received a
letter slum-d "l'ho i‘omlnliteeef llroth
oily lmwv livaill or Life." in which they
were given too days in which to fulfil
hawk all their will i'illpluyufls. The coat
mitten tlirmi- nml death to the mainline
tutors and «lo-triiciion in the factories in
event of Wiesel.
More “an" inning".
lau'unm ll illufl’lé‘l. Hot. in. m'l‘he
Kalli" motions their raiding and iootiuu
near here Milton“ whites and a number
of friendly ixoillrs were attacked and
illitellwrml in the miteklrtsof the town.
The Portuguese and foreign residents us
incensed lsirausc of the alleged apathy cf
the authorities.
A “rallies-lint (Ynnvsntirm.
Maxims. ilrl. llleho 'l'wnntymce-
and reamssaienni district Republican
cementum is still deadlocked. Since
Hopi. ii. when the convention first as
ambled. its ballots hare been taken
without malt.
Wood tint ”carrier's“ lliil.
thesis" 1:. not. to. ”A used of three
men has men passing 1‘: counterfeit
bills among the smaller nit-reliant» in
the north": part of the city The bill is
a vow; bad imitatlnn and looks like a
'0!!! rut.
A John Smith Klilvd
muscles. on. iii.-.lehn smith of
list York. a colored mix on s Wagner
car. was killed in the (antral station here
by {silica m the am.
W by fitting can.
00h lit-vim He-
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‘BOYS' DEPARTMENT,
—OOMMENCING --
Wednesday, October lOth.
A
NEW
SCHEME.
We think our boy friends will be interested in “Ned" (for
that is his name). A real live pony, harness and wagon,
to the boy who guesses nearest his weight on or before
Monday, December 3d. Each purchaser will receive a
card on which to write his name, address, date of guess-
ing and the weight of the pony, harness and wagon. A
committee will be appointed to take the entire rig at
noon, December 3d, weigh it and report, then" the box
will be opened and cards examined. If two or more
guess the exact weight, the earliest date will decide it. “
W. A. BENEDIBT & BUMPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDIN , WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
1
The Leading Dry Goflods‘ismre.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
WNW
GRAND OPENING
—()F—~
Winter Cloaks.
We have just opened and shall display in our Cloak Room
on Saturday, Octcbsr mh. our new stock of winter Cloaks and
For Capes. Never before have we shown such a splendid
line of these goods. The style, fit and finish are perfect.
The colors, materials and designs are novel and stylish. Our
customers are cordially invited to come and see what we have to
offer.
REMEMBER THE DATE.
Saturday,Oct.6.
Trislram & Hyatt,
llorse owners fully know the danger of feeding dirty oats to
horses, but scidtm see the cats that are fed. 1 guarantee to re~
move one bushel of dirt, dust, sticks,etc., from every thirty bush-
els of cats That in nus your horse chokes drwn ten bushels of
dirt per year unless all cats are drawn through an eat cleaner.
Treat your home right and feed him cleaned oats and prevent
heaws, colic and other horse sickness. Pratt's food for Horses,
Cattle and Poultry. Branch office at Selman’s livery stable.
Man uei T. Hatch
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
”RANCH OFFICE AT HOLDIANH' LIVIRY fi'l'ABLl.
Francis & Co.
M.W,mwm.-m,.t.ww
MEN’S SUITS M $7.50.
if you can find better ones for 310.00 else-
where, you‘ll be a greater discoverer than
was Columbus.
FRANCIS 8t 00.
THE RELIABLE
iiililiis, Halters iii Finishers.
86 Washington Street, Scum liorwaili. Conn.
Norwalk, Bonn.
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