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Whole Mixed Spices.
A fine lot of Brooms, us or so
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dams WAVE SOUTH NOBWALK A!
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In
riir E”suit TICKETS.
New Your Antimachlne bemo-
crate Maire Nominations.
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E. P. warms THEIR GANDIDATB.
wru rye-rum Cleveland mm. 's w...
lndorsin; the New Moor—Now York‘ city
Anti-Tammany Downer-to Indore. the
Republican Candidate for Mayor.
Nsw Yeas, Oct. 10. -— Everett P.
Wheeler is the third candidate for govern-
or. > After a series of conferences at the
once of Edward M. Shepard. which ex-
tended, with a series of recesses. all day
Tuesday, this decision was reached.
Anti-Hill Democrats from all sections
of the state attended these conferences.
Mr. Wheeler has consented to run. The
rest of the third ticket is made up of the
men on the Hill ticket.
With Shepard and his men it is any-
thing to boat lliii. Rather than see him
WILIJAM L. STRONG.
elected. they would. if Mr Wheeler had
not been nominated. have cast their voles ’
for the Republican state ticket or refrain
ed from voting.
Shepard men were gleeful after Mr.
Wheeler was nominated. What they
wanted was a man who could poll enough
independent. votes to boat iiili.
When the Shepard Democrats went to
vote at their primaries in Brooklyn. must
of them warn nurprisdd by being Confront-
ed with a "petition" which they were
asked to sign it was addressed to the
secretary of state and called for the bum»
motion of Everett l’. tholor. Three
thousand signatures are YOqliifcd to make
the nomination legal.
The Brooklyn people were surprised
because it “as the general understanding
among thorn that the nomination for govt
srnor was to go to (‘harics S. Foirchild.
His name was canvassed. but he could
not be tortured to would. The reason
Riven was that his health is not gmd and
also that he is chairman of the Grace Dr.»
mocrncy.
Gram- [lemon-cry lndorsu Strong.
The (Brace Democracy caused asenso-
tlon inst night by nominating the follow-
ing local tit-Rot,
For hiriytirmll'illinin l. Strong, lis-
publii-nn.
For Recorder—John W Hall. r-‘trttc lio-
mom-any.
Fordurlge of ruporior (fourtu—llunry
it. liorknmn. Moro ilnmorrrnry
For Sheriff.» K. J. ll 'l‘nmscn.
mon»:\rnerii-nn Ilcforiu union
Prosidont Board of .'\ilib!l'llll‘n~*Jitill) Jo
roloman. Stats: llemocrm-y.
For (Toronor—«ilr. ll .\ C. Anderson,
Stole Iii'lllilt'Tlli y
For ('ul‘nll‘flk llr limit .l ilocber. flor-
mmi Amer-iron union
This ticket Wits put In nomination by
the State- [lorriocrary offer .1 period of pro
tractcrl soon-t Ci’lfiiiil'llflm'h' 'l'be «wintry
convention met in i'oopor union. and the
large hull was packed.
it is the ticket recommended by the
citizens” r-ornmittro uf m-vorlty. with the
exception of one coroner rind thr- nominee
for sherlfl'. it mum as is terrible Mll'Iil'lnu
to the rank and file oi the ilraco lleruor'
racy. 'l‘boy iixpuctmi that the dead with
Tmnmnny Would be tuirfovtcd.
The, grooncd and blessed and prob-stud
against the nomination of a Republican
as the bond of the ticket. The proteitn
tlons Wt'm in vain, for the body of the
delegates followod the advice of their
leaders. and Colonel Strong was uornl
nated by a veto of 1.227 rmalnst 372.
Eventually his nomination Was mode
unanimous. ’l‘ho lmlanro of the ticket
was nominated by nci‘lainntlon.
tier
I’M-smut! ill-y Indore. Wheeler,
Wnsiusirros, ilct. lo «Tho wires bo-
thsn the capital and lluusrds llay are
reported to have been kept pretty hot for
ashore time last evening. it is probable
that the news which reached hero early
of the nomination o! Mr. Everett l’.
Wheeler by the president's New York
lris'nds as on anti: llll candidate for gov.
ornor formed rim "lid?” of tho "lounges
that flashed to tho New England coast.
It was reported that it i» not at oil but
probable that the president. probably by
a letter such n» he sometinws writes to is
political frlcmi. flflt’llmflflnifid by porous
sion to make it public at the proper tlino.
will find micsslon to my Iflllllfllinfl of the
situation in New York and to pay tribute
to the political integrity oi the antimo-
ohins Democrats and commend the nomi-
nation of Mr. Wheeler to the rotors.
The attitude of ox-t‘ocrotrsry Whitney
in indorsimr Hoosier iiili is known to
have caused the president a good deal of
displeasure. The relations between lies-Is.
Whitney and Cleveland born not for a
year back harm as cordial M they were.
and this latest movsr'of Mr. Whitney
has tended very materially to widen the
branch.
All "fitninlsfsnllmso.
Extreme caution is the watchword of
all the administration people here with
regard to the New York situation. Hoe.
rotary Lamont. for instance. has conclud.
ed not to say ordo snytlr’rur in the mat
ter until he has consulted the president
or has soon just what his chief intrude
doing.
in thhcrmmtion the announcement
that Assistant Secretary of tho Mm ..t--
Adoo had decided not to rnslw u' ., . >2.
Mi firm-cos in New York or w z ,
Mate is reganlerl msinnillrmvt . 1 . x :
tines with Tammany am more ., 1' l.
but be Whites the fart that his up t to!
head is In the core of Mr. l leecloml.
It islmprobshie that any oi the cairn.
political mists; ol' the president will
appear in New ”to; rim mini-hm
“tom-Cl rail-sol r. I-
gusto. would lie “manly course open
so titers ,,_ the prefiidetlt‘l atti-
title. it. cs “ «no: east the
s. recipe by
t firm
Wits host! it. but! waists dean's int '
mum '
which items, wish to send at his own
proper time. . -
This contemplated letter has set th
politloisrrs hero to thinking, and they re-
oollwlth a good deal of interest the letter
that bosom to John R. Follows on the
occasion of Mr. lv‘sllows' first nomination
for the New York district attorneyship
some years ago.
ltls hinted that Mr. Shepard or some
one representing the new state ticket will
visit the president at (tray Gables within
a day or two, or it may he that they will
most Private Secretary Thurber in New
York city and give him a mossago to can
ry to ”the president.
FALL RIVER STRIKE.
The flsnofactnrors Acorns the New Bed-
l'ord Mill Men of Bad Filth.
Fattllrt'izn. Mass, Oct. til—The man-
ufacturers here are much disturbed and
surprised over the settlement of the strike
at New llcrlford. as it was understood that
the Now‘llcdford manufacturers would
support Mid act with those of . Fall River.
Representatives of themanufacturers met
to consider the situation and read a letter
from Mayor Coughiiu stating that the city
is overwhelmed with applications for aid.
and that many operatives have represented
to him that they were willing to work.
but could not. The mayor asked the
rusn-ulacturors to open the mills and al-
low the men to return to work. A meet»
ing of the manufacturers has been called
to take action on the letter looking to a
compromise,
Prices have gone all in the print cloth
market. There is now no demand at 8
cents and very little at any price. Thea
spinners are much dissatisfied on account
of tho 5 per cent reduction accepted by
the New Redford strikers. Secretory lloss
is hero and says that the New liodford
manufacturers stated that the proposition
mode by them to the spinners was the
some as that made by tho Fall River
spinners to the manufacturers.
The splatters born deny this. The strike
are here declare that the compromise in
New llodford is u sharp trick to transfer
the strike to this city. The weavers will
take no action in record to the develop-
ments at New liedfonl until after the
spln‘nors' rumitimz today.
New limir'ouo, Mass, (let. lO.-—'l‘he
striking opium-rs hold a meeting to take
action upon a report submitted by the
conference committee, which favored a
return to work Thursday under a 0 per
cent. reduction. The committee was sus‘
talned in its position, and the spinners
will go to work as agreed.
THE CZAR MUST DIE.
Professor Inclinrin Told llisn That Ills Mal-
ndy “'ss Incurablr.
Losimx. ()rt. lU.-~Tliil correspondent
of The Standard at St l'etcrsburg tale.
graphs that be has learned from an eye-
witncss ihut l’rolcssor xiiixliariu, while in
attendance upon .
the czrrr. sold to
him: “Your may
r-sty's malady is
incurable With
care and often tlon
your valuable lifo
may be prolonged
for ironic rrrontbs. .
but it is useless to , 4,‘ .‘
conceal the [not 3 ' ~ ‘
that no flfllimiiesi .—
wlllm'ail beyond "
a certain poriod. "
'i'lic emperor, alter
the interview. on
torod ll harm in
which n tiuinlwr
of his relatives new assembled and said.
‘ l'rofosmr Zrirlmrin has just. told me
there is no lrnpo. "
'l‘he cinpvror nuts terribly affected. and
those priment were thrown into n state of
consternation by the change in his face
and bearing 'l‘liey urontly blamed Pro—
fessor Ziv-burln for his frankness. Tho
corrvrapomluut adds. “i cannot doubt the
authenticity of tho foregoing. "
The marriage of the oznmwltz to l’rln«
certs Alix of llosso is probably remote, the
trmlltion being that no Russian emperor
should marry until it your after his coro-
nation. ’l‘ho cznrowitz is exported to or-
rivs in St. l‘ctorsllurg shortly with tho
iimnd lluile hilchuvl to preside at a coun-
cil of state. The army reports are already
being sent to tho cznrowitz. who will
probably rmsuinu the chic! commander
ship almost immediately.
THE ('1'. .\ illinTZ.
AN INHUMAN MOTHER.
lit-ft lie-r lhglil-wrshs-olrl Baby to Starve
to [Don-lb.
l’llll.l\iIi-Zi.i'llll\. tic-t. l'l.—-.'iirs. Annie
Subaru, nuoilfl? yours, locked lior swooks-
old baby in her house at Thirteenth and
I‘nrpr-ntor streets at a o’clock in tho morn
inu after a neighbor had refused to trike
cure of the child for the day. and than
sho wont to visit her sintor in Camden.
At o o‘clock in tho afternoon but hus-
band. Robert .I. Hubctc. returned from
work. and finding tire door podiocked he
broke it open. The child was lying dead
in bud, whom the mother had loft it.
Five minutes inter Mrs. Snbate come
home nod was arrested. She is now In
in“, The presumption Is that the bully
starred to death.
Wind Iticw Eighty-(our Miles an “our.
NW Hurt: we. list. lit—A telegram
has boon received from Port Ends to the
effect. that the orange crop in that vicin-
ity was damaged onethird by the storm.
The wind had attained a velocity of st
miles an hour when the gauge broko.
“ulceration In llroolilyn.
llturoxmx, not. io.-—~on tho first of the
four days appointed for the registration of
mg." in llrooklyn lilo“ availed them-
selves of the privileges of franchise.
Wll‘tE WINNOWINGS.
Earl ilroy. fonnoriy llrltish secretary of
state for tho i'olulilou. etc. is dead.
At Marble llook. in. George lloams
murdered his wife. breaking her bond
with a choir, and thou out his own throat.
A west bound but freight on the llock
island jumped the trm-k at r‘lvvpy iioi.
low. in. and three train bands were
killed.
The president has accepted the resistin—
iion of Second Lieutenant liutior Amos,
Eleventh infantry. a grandma or this into
Benjamin l". Butler.
Although the country around llohlm
i" , ll. Y.. has been around for tho M~
milmtof Ellis Judson. no trace oi him
has been discovered.
A strike was begun in New York oitg,
by moon clonirmakcrs. and as a result
the workshops of no inmo riinnufaoturors
in the or! good district are idle.
During s“ log it fought. train running
over s level crossing nest- (lineman.
It
flights! museum
dusted, into I wagonful .
THE EVANGELICAL SPLIT.
("at One ”android and Forty Illusion w
liaise“ :n a ”tidy.
Brawlers, Pa. Oct. 10, ——ltev. A. Staple-
tcn, secretary of the ("would Pennsylva.
nia conference of the Evangelical associa
tion. has just returned from an important
oillcial meeting hold at llowlsburg. Pa.
lie stated that the conference. numbering
ton
t. .c
13,3.
E 3.
M vii
liislioi' lil'ils.
msnop tisnmr. ltlrlliil’ aoquN.
over lltl ministers. lot) of whom corrupy
pulpits. and over 143,000 members will
leave the association in a body. owing to
the recent supremo court decision which
recognizes the Esther-Bowman friction of
. the church.
He states that :1 Convention of his con-
ference has ill'l'n cuilvd to moot in Wil-
linmsport, l'ri.. ’ on Tuesday, Oct. ill.
,_ ii exported that the present. body
of ministers will go out to a mun. giving
over coo churches to half a dozen Eshorlto
preachers.
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Kevlar Shot His Wife and Then Killed
Ilrmsoif.
lli'r'r‘nm, (let, ill—A» dispatch from
Holland, l-Lrio county, N. Y., says For
several worn.» past or funny qunrrol bus
boon going on botwoun one Louis Ix'osslt-r
and his wife's parents. thoHisblcifvrs, the
wife siding ulth the parents and staying:
with them on the form where they had
all been living until the r-J'i-otmcnt of
Kcssier by the father inlaiw.
For the past three or four days Kesslor
has been staying with a neighbor. l’niil
Becki-r. refusing food and passing: his
time in slum wring at it work with u re-
volvcr. he had med up bi‘\'tli‘f\i boxes of
l‘fll'ial‘liiizc‘ri. rind ’l'uosrliiy morning put-
to ik of sumo bread and votive, mid with u
motion toward the Hr‘hloifI-r limit said.
‘lI our our got-e hurt over thorn today. i
will go to the woods and about myself. "
llei'ker tried to borrow the rovolvor.
but did l’lnl ~IlCi'Ol‘ll. oml lx'os‘slor soon
left the house About ill o'clock be en-
tered the Fobloilcr house, buhlell‘ivr bring
in Holland village. rind caught his wife,
who was just. lift-mills to another room,
He placed the mt‘olver l'illml to the luck
of but bond, shot bi'r timid and then stutt-
od toward the \vru'tix.
A nelghh ir 0mm- to town. summoned
llr. i‘orriugton and gave the ulnrm, and
i‘onsmbios .ioo “oil and llvnpunin btone
started in pursuit of the flShiiSSin
'l'bvy found him (lt'flli a few rode book
of the Si-hloifor burn. with the ri-volwr
clasped in his hand lie hurl shot hitti-
soll‘ through IliL‘ teriiple
THE GULF UTORM.
It Pun-pt liiv \"er-rri Florida ('03s! and
’Allll' Vurfli.
.i a: memoir, l~‘l:t.. llr't. lo. m 'l‘lo-
wrist. m 1.. rlliill oi l‘ wailill Win swept by
the grill nii r::i. but it i-. lllll"~~ ifiltr r
orriniri lb. client or third. . ill". .i. i.-o
wire~ to tho mutt zirt- ii wri. .‘Iulr, it: has
been heard from lit!) point west oi Jet-'5
Nonvilbi run' Lulm i It}: .\t this [lilii‘t‘
tho “lull runolmi u grout velocity, but no
l-Ol‘Iillh drilling. r. ‘tlllt‘d
Lilian ( try is rib-mt .3” mill"; wvst of
.lmks‘onvilli‘, rind lliiliiiiigi'ltll be band
“5' to lln- vilvct oi the storm beyond liml
plots The rtorrn i~ suppowii to hove
hum wwrr- ill-twain 'l'ullalizisscomzd l‘t-u
Hlliilill. l|l|.i reports u“ to its work in thin-ta
sum lune um litigious-ii uWuitod.
i‘l.\>.’i1.'(ii. \, Ho. (M tint-"rho trop
ii'ul iillH‘Ii‘illlil that illlli llf‘l'll «mural in
the gulf for several days struck this city.
'l'honiml blow from the northeast and
no. :u-mnrpuhlnd by rain.
The hurricane inrroosod us morning np-
pruurhcd. and all day it round with torri-
nio fury. Falling sign.»- aud roofs mode
it dririgerons to appear on the streets. and
business was suspended.
The motor of the hurricane was not a
errant distance southeast of this city.
ilwing to tho wind blowing off shore and
the warning given by tho wentborburonu.
the damage to shipping was smull.
Actors Win a hirlko.
iiilili‘li’l‘ilh'. Minis, (.lct. lo. —-'l‘he first
strike over ordered by thvotors' l'rotuct-
ivo union took place bore when H actors
arranged for this week at the Pork theater
refused to appear. Mnnnxor .loyr'o. ob.
looting to the features presented by two
spor-ioity artists. doubled to corinoi their
contracts. but till looming of this. and
umlor ’nnlrllr‘birlll from Iiilnttlll. the other
actors. oil of whom nru riioiribors of ii
brunch A. A. l'. l'.. rufusovi to go upon
the stoma and the prion of admission was
rolnnumi to the audience. The Illlllli'l’
wris odpistod inter.
h'flullllll' listen on the bound.
NEW ltovnox. (lurid. (lot. lo.-—'l‘he
steamer City of l.owollof the Norwich
lino run away from tho I'rlscllla of tho
Frill illVi‘l‘ lino in n moo from New York
and rennin-d Now London in the fastest
time over umrio lwtwoon tho two cltlosw
o hours and ill mlnutos; average iipnoil,
iiili. miles.
hwimiim- Sentenced.
llAim‘oitn. (lot. lu.~—Artbur ll. Eust-
mrin, with various nilnnes, tho confidence
man who had secured biopsy from oivruy»
men. was sentenced to one your ltipiil
and lined Moll. the maximum penalty of
the low, In the police court.
Federation of Anmrimu-linllnu Clubs.
UIIiITiMIll. (lot. l0.-Fifiy of the "lost
prominent Italians from if: states of the
Union arrived hero to attend the nnuuol
rating of tho l'oduintion of American-
niian (Jilibs
sllflrtl suit 'I‘ (inn-toil Cfmdi r.
SitilANTUN, I’m. (li't. lil.~.‘lmy “OHM“
was shot rind killed by l’m'ik Ivi‘li'iik at
Olyplimit. a sirmli iii‘miuu lowo imivlwru
The girl luul rofiisod to llim‘l'l' livzoci
.\ Pmmllpmt D's-arr.
Bi‘vram. riot. lu.——-'i‘ho neighboring
village or Annals is alarmed over on tel»
logos our of snisiipox.
M. a“... N.,
Whttier‘rnnsnst.
Bole: inorganic: northeast winder dean
magnifies theorist. Minute the
s.
ALL null ,
I am selling white back Blank!
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll. "
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceilin , d 9
in. or 18 in. borders; ogo‘gxrse
we break the combinatio when .
desired. \ "
Gilts are from 15c. up, dodble
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters’ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper’hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lit. 2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALK.3
sfoéks.
if you desire to invest in stocks in a safe and
legitimate manner without care and worry.
sulbccibe to our discretionary accouuismhlch
will pay you irrm 2m R on cent. weekly in
any active market. it will pay you more than
double the average rate of interest. in any
ordinary business pursu its. Depoz-its received
from 3‘1” to thrill.
We will be pleased to furnish you wish
once as to our sum-ere in the past. and what.
we are doing for others. if you are situated
xvi-ere you cannot ca'i on us in person. address
your communications to the
' Metropolitan News 00.,
48 Congress St . llostuu. Mass.
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on ibree dags' no'ice. Parties preferring to do
their own a voriisinir. are advised to subscribe
to our Daily )i-iraet Letters. which give you
in: tent ntormatlou on active stocks. and
Wil enable you to make money if you do your
own speculating. Rates. 84.” per month; or
Willi telerrams of important ch intros. 8211 per
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Metropolitan News 60..
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Look Box 2.26 t. Boston. Mus.
Tire Southern lies England Telephone to.
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the Sign Blue Bell.
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Public Station) are l ocutrd as Folio-s:
Wall street. - - (‘enlral Office.
New Canaan, - New (‘anmti Messenger.
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‘South Norwa'k, - - R. ll. Plaistpd.
Wastport. - - “C E. Osborn.
“Wilton. - N. i' . .V. H. d: H. R. R. Co.
‘lrlllil‘flie‘i Allllillilllii‘ Station.
53'?
J. o. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
I 3 NIGHT STREET. NilliWAi.l\. .312
Opposite Horse ill-imag- l -. p. ,.
Residencefl Elm straw.
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A Iadies‘ rolid gold watch, good
serviceable case, for the price {‘3'
charged fora good gold tilled %
watch. only $18 00. New de-
signs in hand engraved
Mitt. watches from $25 00
to $50 00. Silver and
watches,
§ and open face far those
§ wanting a good serviceable
watch for it reasonable price.
“ A. w AUSTIN.
V OPERA IIIiIISE BUICK.
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P. J. FLYN N,
Plumbing, Steam and lies fitting
108 WASHINGTON 81‘.
.i. ll‘. Flynn will have personal charge of this
department,
Plumbing overhauled and put in first class
unitary condition.
PORTER WATER IIIil'I'IIR
"first in the world. Call and get prices. _
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