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fish and Vegetable Market
NilliWAiK LOBSTERS
IllliGHT OFT Hilliifilil ISTAHIIS
have your orders and have
“undelivered every Saturday
morning.
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undo or.
“mm. x smears
all His i enter ' T
Encouraging Billetins Sent Out
From Livadia.
more SLEEP. mm APPBTITB.
The Curlna Buffering From Nervous Pros-
tntioa—Then Is No Hope For the Ila-
emery of Russia's Bular-Jcnsntlonal
Rumors Astlr In at. Peter-burg.
Sr. Persassunn, Oct. 22.—Official bub
letins from Livadla announce that the
our is still living. and that he is even a
little better. The bulletins. however, are
very meager, and beyond thorn not a word
of news can some from the great castle
when, surrounded by the members of the
imperial family, the ruler of all the Rus-
sian is dying, and his wife. the cznrlna, lies
stricken with grief and illness.
The dearth of news from Livadia oc»
cutened the wildest rumors to circulate
Saturday to the effect that thc czar was
actually dead. but that the fact was con
sealed because the czarowltz had renounc-
ed the succession to the throne, and that
the Grand Duke George, the czar's second
son, had also died from the lung trouble
from which he has long been a sufferer.
These rumors were effectually silenced
l), the issue of a bulletin at nhrht stating
n substance that the czar had been out of
his bed during the day. but that his gen‘
eral condition was unchanged.
Sunday, however. the rumors were to
wind in an intensified form, Sabbath
leisure and the gathering of unusually
large congregations attracted by tho spw
cial prayers for tho czar assisting in the
Till-I f'Z.\I:l\'A.
growth of idle rumor-wind speculation it
was everywhere mornfinircd that the doc
tors in attcudnncu upon the czar had no
hope of his recovery. and that they were
only devoting their efforts to prolong his
majority‘s life till the arrival of Princess
Alix at Yalta so that her marriage to the
cznrowitl. might be mulcbruted lit-lore his
death,
It was assorted that the physicians had
been compellod to turn tin-ir attentions
to the cmrlnu. whose mind was said to
have boon scriously niTl-cti-d by tho strain
of nursing hor husband and cnxlcty con
coming iirund liuke iioorgu
Sunday night the theaters wvrc full as
usunl. and tho rostaurnnts wore cruwdod
The city bore its usual uspn't't. Unly tho
cuucr nnd excited discu~.~dnns in all tho
public rosorts indicntul tim gravity of
impending ownts
'l'hv special st'rt‘lt‘i'n in all the churches
Sunday morning worn Well nitoiulml
'l‘hi- rowrvnco displuyu-d and the ~inrcrily
of tho pmyvrs oli'urcd filant'll how deeply
the public, mind is :iilcctcd
An Ili'iit'inl Iiulhrtln.
in the theaters both hero and at Mos
cow during the past few days thcro have
boon Humorous lll~UHli3l~n during the in
tcrvuls hetwccu tho acts of the undivncns
culling upon tho orchestras in play the
national hymn. ‘iiod l’rntoct tho i'mr."
to which the pcoplc would ll~tun standing
Sunday morning an official (llfiplili‘lt
we: rvcelvod from Lirudiu stating that
tho cmr bud paswd a better night and
had been able to sloop a little ’l‘his sumo
what alleviated thc anxiety. ulthuuuh own
tho Unli'lfll bulletins are now rmoivod
with a certain amount of suspicion
Altor this bulletin nothing was rm-owml
until u o clock last evening. when an-
other private dispatch reported a con
tinned slight imprm‘vmcnt in his mains
ty's condition. adding that ho had u but
tor appetite.
This was continued at ll o'clock last
night by the issuing of the following bui
lutlu‘
" llurluu filo pMi L’i hour” tho ottlporor
has hail rather more sleep llis tououty
arose Sunday as usual. and his appetite
is rather better. Thu patient is "torn
composed. Otherwise there is no change. "
This bulletin was signed icy the live
physicians in attendance upon his maj~
only. The (‘ruwdl that had long and pa
tltmily awaited the issue of the bulletin
road and discussed it with evident relief
and then rapidly disperse-l
The llolr Apparaut's Marriage.
According to the best information ob
tulnahia there will he a formal hetrothal
and exchange of rings hoiwceu the ixzaro
Wit» and Princess All: at Livmlin on
\i‘ednsmlay. perhaps sooner, according
to circumstances This presupposes the
performance of the ceremony of Mitollt'lll
ntlon to the orihmlox church. which in
the usual course must take place first
The umrriuuo of a foreign unorthodox
princess to an illusion bolr apparent ne
resonates three distinct t'el’mutmlunwrul»
oncillntion to the orthodox church. ho-
trothal and nuptials 'l’be cerenmoles
were always separate. but the hetrothnl
and actual umrrlnno latterly have often
Men performed touoihvr. Au imperial
manifesto on this subject is expected from
Livadia.
An olilcial step has been taken in rs.
gal-d to the appearance of bulletins in the
press which is curious toaay the least,
All the Russian newspapers have been re»
attested to print siwciel copies of their re.
spectlve journals for fluitfim’ilmfn in Live
din omitting the bulletins altogether.
This is now being done.
The wildest rumors are circulating in
fit. l’etersburg. and an extra special cen-
sor has been appointed to control all the
press telegrams concerning the condition
of the our and the doings generally of
the imperial family. All dispatches have
therefore to be passed on by the culinary
censor and to be inspected by the special
«onset. and they are mostly altered at great
deal balms they reach the telegraph oper-
“01$
Another curious instance of new
slots of news may he mentioned Judy
lag by fiefilfllaphie imlrleaflflifld
mum mo...” :- an
m ' I
. ,fiu is m cults
of on some; u no bedside of on sick
monarch. .
Even the ministers and high officers of
state, who themselves are astonished ati
the mysterious and tardy way the little;
ciilclal news vouchsnfed is sent from the,
Crimea. have to telegraph all day long!
and half through the night to the office
of The Official Gazette begging for infor-
mation.
In the rcmoter parts of the empire there
are probably whole populations who have
hardly yet heard that the czar is serioust
ill. As a Russian expressed it. the Ru»-
sian newspapers are waiting to know
when the police will allow them to weep
and to express their feelings freely.
Father Ivan Goal to Livadia.
menus, (let. 22.—The Vossische Zel-
tung has a St. I’etersburg dispatch which
describes Father lvan (Holy John of
(:ronstadti. who, it is said. has gone to
Livadia to pray for the recovery of the
czar, as enjoying the supreme authority
among orthodox Russians, who regard
him as an omniscient seer. and who de-
voutly believe in his miraculous ourcs.
Aristocrats throughout the empire sunr
mon him in «tastes of illness. He devotes
all his gifts to the poor. and his wife was
obliged to apply to the czar for lmip. 'l‘he
czar ordered that a pension of 3.0“” ruhlt't-l
be paid to her yearly and told her to let
her husband do as be pleased.
TREASURER COPES’ MURDER.
There is No Claw Yet to the Robbers Who
Murdered Him.
()izANoizai‘no. S. (3,. Oct. vim-As yet
nothing has transpired to fix the identity
of the murderers of liohort (70pm. county
treasurer. Saturday. Evory effort has
been made to apprehend them. but with
out success. Armcd squads of mun were
riding in all directions throughout the en
tire night. '
The scene of the terrible deed is a pic
turesquc point in the Cannon iiridgc road
where It is crosscd by a dry swamp. The
foliage Is very thick on ouch side of the
road. it is probable that not loss than
three parties were concerned in the mur
dcr anti robbcry lloth shots were fired by
tho sumo party from nmhusb. A place
was found near the road in the bushes be
yond the swamp whore the murder Wlln
committed where some one had lay in
wait for a long timo. This was probably
the man stationed to give the signal of
Mr Copes‘ arrival
Today the citizens of ()rnnpehurg will
probably increase the reward offered by
the governor by Milt). making In all a
bounty of “(loo hanging over the heads
of the murderers
('Ircumstnnccs indicate that whlto men
did the work. The murderers took every
thing the treasuror bad except what was
contained in the left hand trousers pocket.
Thus they missed their plunder The vic-
tim had the bulk of the money. 3556 in
greenbucks. in that pocket. About $75
in silver was in the money box if can
turcd, tho neaasslus will meet. a fearful
death without a trial Mr Ccpos' funeral
occurred Sunday aftl-rnoou
The state bloodhouuds were put on the
track of the murderers. and they trucked
them to a point about five miles distant
on the l'ldlsto river, where they evidently
took a rowboat and went down the rlwr
The telegraph operator at Drama-burg
reports that “W neurons have been arrest-
ed on evidence tint heard at the coroner's
inquest. and that they have all boon
lynched,
THE SATOLLI TROUBLE.
The St. Joseph l'urisli Aa-«r-Iuiion to Ap~
po-l In Archbishop (‘orrigmn
l’i'ritwm N .l . Hot r'l'bc insult
offered Mur .‘lltnlll by Milli" of tho pa
rlr‘hlom‘huf rt Joseph spurish in this
city mum in for n unull dual of dl~cusslou
horo todo)‘ Thu >t .Iowph l’ane-h um)
ciatlon mot and npprovod the conduct of
the cotnlnitto appointed tosoo Mgr halo]
ll Saturday night 'l'lw nmttor “as freely
(lleill-iwi‘il at tho nu-otlnu. and Senator
llinrhliifw. .Iamos tlolmou. lldwurd i“
Leonard, Richard Milmon and i'hris ll
liclly wuro uppulnil‘il u mmmlilco to lay
the grievances of the lmiumlffmt ill‘lflrf' tho
metropolitan court of Archbishop l'ur l
l'lmill .
hpcwhm wrrn made by a number of
tbmo prusont mudumulm; Mgr fiatolll's
fli'fltiflh and reviewing the olTorts~ of the
punch to how Ilr, Nultb removed which
r-ifnrts. tho spc-ulwrs declared, worn in
cvorywuy pr'lu'lbill and honorable. At.
the meeting vory strong ctr-options were I
lulu-n to the lrt-atmont rucolvcd by tho?
cointnliico which waltod on tho pupal nhlo
gate to bear tho grievances against in
fitnitb
to)
Dead From (all lites.
Th it. X Y . ih't ~3lnrton A
Church. superintendent of tho i’ortchoeia'r
Electric Light and (into [tight company.
was found dead in bed at, the resilience of
Mrs. Charles Walker. where he boarded
ills wife was in an unconscious condition
and up to a into hour had not regained
consciousneus, An investigation shown-d
that tiny had been ovoroumo by coal “as
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a -
Judge Phat-god \Vlth Eminnlmnent.
linttlrosre. l'a. (Inf Associate
Judge Collins h‘riiilktlsirof Cantor coun
ty has been held in thou” bail for trial
in tho ulterior Ni‘i‘ulillln court on tho chorus
of elqu/rliuu taxm colim-tod and due the
imrouph of l’iilllipsburn school district
The shortage is ovor fitmmi.
all!
a».
Kills-d hurling a Bow.
l.owt:t.i.. Muss. (lot. 23,—mhiiclmnl J.
Martin. ugmi‘fl. was arrested on sulpl‘
ulon of having roller-ll the (Innlh of Pub
rick ll. iiuchluy. amid as, who died from
iujutiuu suuioiut-d by bolug hit by a stone
thrown during a druniu-u row Saturday
night.
ihiianliirnpiat Mnltb trend.
i'nt'sdlmmww. N i‘.. Hut. 2:: who.
drew Smith. a member of the firm of
Smith brothers. nmnutmzturors of «ugh
drops, died here. Mr Multb was known
as a philanthropist through contribution:
to nutnerous charities
Three Killed by an Explosion.
Jortm. ills. Hot, flan-Another dime»
trons explosion basocnumd on tbodrain-
agernnai 'i'hroo mm were killed outright
and three more seriously injured, The
explosion tools place at itlker k Leon’s
camp. near Summit.
Home at stray Babies.
lit'zmmc liar. Mass. (let. tell—Mrs.
Cleveland's mother and the president's
sister were guests at ilrayljablss The
president now expects to leave for Wuh-
ln'ton on Tuesday.
[ls-Mayor of Worcester mad.
WURCHTER, Masts. Oct. 22. -- Han.
Baronet Winslow, err-mayor of this city,
died mar an illness of marl: s your.
n. ”when Mr case.
' Ia messa-
W s
in SE E sveos E .
The hurls
& ’. ’Mfltwiwlv u m
The Cook Gang of Outlaws Held
Up a Train.
SHOT THE CARS FULL OF HOLES.
/.
An Express Wrecked on a Blind sebum:-
Messenger”: Safe Robbed, and Then the
map-radon Went Through the Train.
Scared ctr Whoa llali' Through.
Warionnn, I. T., Oct. 22.—The Kansas
City and Memphis express was wrecked
and robbed by the (look gang of desper-
adoea at Col-rota. a blind siding five miles
south of hero. The train was running :30
miles an hour, and when within 100 feet
of the switch a man came out from an
embankment and throw the switch for
the siding, running the train into sstrlng
of box cars. Engineer James Harris ap-
plied the airhrakes and reverscd the on
glue. The robbers commenced firing at
the engine and coaches.
As soon as the train stopped two of the
robbers commanded the engineer and fire}
Inch to come down. and us soon as they
had dismounted marched thorn in front
of them to the baggage and express cars
Here they forced Express Messenger Ford
to open the doors by perforating the side
of the car with bullets.
Meanwhile two more of the robbers had
taken up a position at the rear end of the
sleeper to prevent any one rsr‘tiplng. two
others mounted the platform between the
smoker and baggage our. and two more
were on the platform botwoen the first
and sccond coaches, all keeping up a con-
tinual firing '
(iouid Not Open the Through Sale.
The tWo robber-b in the express car
were meanwhile rnnsacklng that. car, so
curing all tho money in the local safe.
'i’hey commanded lilassoruger Ford to open
the through safe, but when he explained
that the sale was locked at the main office
and could not be opened until it reached
the destination they left the car.
'l'hu two men on the front platform
then started through the coach. donmnd
lng money and valuables. As soon as
they reached the rear end of tho coach the
twomen on that platform sturtcdthrough
the scootxd com-h
When they worn about half way
through. nfroight train following close
behind whisilcd. and iiill Cook. the lend-
er. who had all the time remained outside
issuing commands. swearing at the pos-
sengers and shooting, called for all hands
to conic out The men on the cars Jump
ed out. and when all were on the ground
flrcd a lust Volley at the train and dietary
poarcd in the darkness.
There were eight to ten mon in the par-
ty 'l‘w’o of them were white. and the
others were half breeds Jack Mallard
advance agent for Mahara's minstrels,
was hit in the forehead by a bullet and
dangerously if not fatally wounded.
Walter flames of Van iiuron. Ark.
was also slightly injured by a bullet
striking him in the cheek Special (Mi
cvrs iieimlck and llicklnson of tho Mm
souri l’m'lllc wurc on the train. also l'nit
od Mutt-.- ill-puty Marshals ilrunncr and
i'mmor, but they were covered by win
chostora in the bonds of tho bandits bo-
foro tlmy had time to make a mom ('ns
art-r lost a watch and a six shootor.
The train wns backed up to this placo
for assistnncc 'l'hc entire train was t‘ulllv
pll'toly riddlcd with bullets. evory win
dow bring broken 'l'hc engine a cab was
shot all to pieces, even the strum gauge
and gougo Imnp being shot away, und the
ground around the \\ ri-ck cm‘crnd with
cmpiy sin-Ila it Win a mtrur‘lo thutluutty
llvus wcro not lost. Fully ’Jltli shots Viiti'u
fired
The Missouri l’ncilic Imumdlntely .«iurt
ed a slim lal train from Little liock carry
lug .‘upI-rlllfcndunt \i'. .l )lclx’vo uud
picking up deputy marshals l'nitt-d
Natl-s lndlnn Agont Wisdom of Musko
uoe hurl ordered all the lndidn police to
l't‘pnrl tor duty and will tnko tho iruin
curl}- in the morning i‘nnductor llun
t‘ntl. lll «lmrgooi' the wrecked truln when
intorvuuvml. mid
(omlm-tnr [Duncan's Murry.
"l um in tim nIi‘ull r uhcn wv struck
lbw mm on tim mil- trawl. lthought it
Win a hood cud collision, and knowing
that we worn t lonely lollowod by a freight
train I urnblud a rod laihll and started
lull k to liar! \\ liUII I rmu-lwd the rear
cud. I Was confronted by two men. who
mule-rod me book in the car. i told them WP
Woro clusvly followed by a freight. and
Wuillil be run into and asked ”will to lot.
mo ll“ back to flag it One of the men
l'vpllml. Wall. go on and hurry up ' i
started back as last as i could, but helm;
troubled with asthma could not go very
fast. 'i'ho two men begun firing at me
and told me to go faster. "
l-prrmts Messenger W. '1‘. Ford declined
to my anything further than that the
robbers got everything they could lay
bands on outside of the through safe. The
mail car was not molested. The loss of
tho nxpnsscumpuny will not exceed $500.
as instructions had been learned to all
agents In the territory to receive no mun
cy- or valuablcs for this train. and only
the company tuouuy remitted by local
agents was carried outside of the through
msfo, Six of tho unuu ptwsod through
Wagoner Sunday, going at a slow trot
and stunningly not the lvust afraid of bib
itu: captured
l’onrnrmmi rucn called at the portion
home at lion» Station, slit miles north of
burn, nimut lo u‘l‘lilck Sunday. and at the
points of wlnciwsiors compelled the fore
man to prepare their dinners. They were
all armed and are thought to be a part of
the band. Aftor outing dinner they start
mi west. and the new tum foreman followed
them to their hiding plum in the brush on
the banks of Hull crack. whom the entire
gang of night were onmmpsd 'l‘hey we!"
still in ramp at. sundown
Want Manson-nu! nanny.
filmiiNNA'ri. (lot. 3:2.«(folonnl how i'.
Weir. president. of the Adams Express
company, telegraphed from New York to
tho chief of police in this clty:"‘lion't
let the man with the broiun lei: not lmwo
Wu want him badly." This refers to
(diaries A. Morgenflcld. tbsprimnor with
the broken Tim. under guard in the Cin-
cinnati hospital. whom t'nlonsi Weir sna
poets in one of the {trons Creel: W». i ex»
press train robbers, Telegrams are poor
in; into police headquarters from all ill
motions, It is believed that other mom
bore of the gang of robbers are here. The
police are very reticent and and".
tic-row} limmnvod to Manila.
\t’nsmsuros. (let. 22.-(J. J. ,
who was arrested at f 'nmimrlnnd. Md.
for complicity in the Aqola Crash rob
hery. linemen taken to student Court
Hon», Va, is the requisition papers at
WO' mail. its passed thrown
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“If! it“) 1* 'mum I“
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YOU
MAY
GUESS.
Certainly and perhaps you will have Ned to drive
about and be the envy of all the boys. With every
purchase, no matter how email, you get a card and
come in and guess.
SENTINEL BUILDING,
you 'can guess as often as you buy. Look at him in
our window, then think of a new suit or tie, and
WE HAVE EVERYTHING FIIII
MEN’S ANII BIIYS’ WEAR.
r"'-'---‘.~I~.>-‘--"--
W. A. BENEDICT & COMPANY,
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH N ORWALK.
WALLPAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or iii in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired. '
Gilte are from 15c. up, double
ro‘l.
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.
l’aintcrs' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting,
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK.§
’npor-banging and
signs in hand engraved
14kt. watches from $25.00
to $50 ()0. Silver and
gold filled watches that
can be we named 8
(Mill HIIIISE BliIClI.
HUHWAIK. CHHH
s‘Ji if
Notices of local crtfet'taitmwufs of all
kinds to which an admission is Charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
iufcrcsfs, cnwpt wlwre an advirrtisement
of 1:11th (immune in witwtim‘ng columns,
are charged for a! rcgulur rates. 10 calls
41 I I'm.
cls of oats.
I ’l'ront your horse right and feed
l
Cattle. and Poultry.
.l hooves. colic and other horse sickness.
Branch oilicc at Sohnan’s livery stable.
Manuel T. Hatch
’ [5 MARSHALL STREET-
HTIKAW'.
GRAIN.
. ..-.. ":5
Horse ownors fully know tho dangorof feuding dirty oats to
horses, but seldom am the cats that are fed.
move one bushel of dirt, dust, sticks,ctc , from every thirty buab- I
That ind/ins your horse chokes thwn ten bushels of
dirt per your unless all oats are drawn through an out cleaner.
[ guarantee to re-
him cleaned oats and prevent
Pratt's food for Horses,
“ALT. FIE". I'l'l‘l‘.
was Columbus.
86 Washington Street.
DR.
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newts
HEH’S SIIITS AT $7.50.
If you can find hotter ones for $10.00 vise-
whore, you'll be u greater discoverer than
RANCIS BL 00.
THE RELIABLE
Clothiers, Hatters llllll Finishers.
South ilorwalk. Conn.
flooflygmimm
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lover em. 7 towns,
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