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iilLL AFTER iiiiiiiliiii.
Makes Concessions to Factions
In New York and Brooklyn.
REPUBLICANS T0 FIRE BIG GUNS.
Governor McKinley. Chauncey Dopew and
other Spa-hen Will Make a Railroad
Tour In New York State—Whitney Tells
of the Empire tit-to Situation.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.—-—Tho Democratic
leaders indulged in a day of conferences.
with a view to straightening out the tan-
gles resulting from the nomination of fee-
tional Democratic congressional candi-
dates in this city and Brooklyn, Senator
llill addressed himself to this task and
had the energetic aid of Senator Faulk'
nor. chairman of the Democratic congres-
sional committee, who came over from
Washington. The latter was. the active
mediator in the negotiations. Private
conferoncos were held with Senator Faulk-
nor by Mayor (illroy and Police Commis—
sioner Martin. representing Tammany.
and (ix-Mayor Grace and Francis Scott,
who ran against Grant in 1890 on the rev
form ticket, representing the County lic-
mocracy.
All, it was stated. were agreed upon a
whey of concession. Terms of compro~
misc, it is announced, are practically de-
cided upon by which the knots will be
cut and the Democrats united on sinnlo
congressional candidates in each district.
All tho details have not yet been arr-amp
ed. It is known, however. that ’l‘oninia-
ny has agrcod to withdraw its candidates
in two districts and the County Dcniocra
cy in the others,
The indications at headquarters point
to the withdrawal by Tammany of (ion-
ernl Daniel Hicklcs in tho Tooth and J.
J. Welsh in tho Eighth. Deii'itt Warner.
Robert iirior Monroe and cit-Congressman
llunphy are mentioned as possible Grace
candidates. iicncrai Sicklos was at head-
quartors, and it was stated that ho was
willing to make any personal sacrifice to
aid r‘onntor llill's candidacy for govcrnor.
The opinion was expressed by lli‘ild‘
quarters people that Walsh would be more
difficult to deal with.
Rumors About Cleveland.
To accomplish the purpose nimcd at it
was proposed to transfer Amos (‘um-
mings from the Thirteenth to tho Eighth
district, but it is lcarncd that (‘ummlnizs
has protested. and his protcst was backed
up by a dolcguilon of trades assembly poo-
plo. llo will be idiom-d to remain where
he was.
The Democratic iiiniinrzcrs have been at
work on tho Hrooklyn congressional situ-
ation and express themselves as olotcd
over the passport of unity.
Senator ilill was besieged with callers
all day, among Illi‘lll being; PI. Ellery An-
derson. i‘ollwtor of lntcrnai ilovcnuo
Sullivan and William .\. l'ouvhor of (is;
“'Ullo. collector for the nortiiorn district.
'l'hcro won: many other well known poll-
ticians likc lioiirkc i‘owkran. August licl
mont. (Emma ll Mi'i'lelhin, Frunwis M
Scott, (ionornl John S l“arnsw<ii'ili and
(locum \t' iiroouw. representing dillerciit
frictions (if tliii pzil‘iy
l’rcsiiicut (“lowlands departure from
Buzzards liay on his way to Vi':i.~liliigioii
was an cvcnt of iuiportuurc and gave rise
to many rumors
iiiio of tlioiii was to tho cll'oct that ho
had ugrceil. in the event of llliilml ac
tion on tho l‘iillll'l urillililll i'ltlllllilllli“. to
make a slimvcli lli Svnalor Hill's favor
beforo l'i'llll‘ll.ll,! to Washington liotli
(‘haiiriuiiii ’l‘ii:ivlicr null .‘llljiif‘ lliiickloy
frl'iltliil tho report lightly. but the former
still firmly iii:iiutiiiiicd that tho priisidout
wiiuhl bo board from at tho priipci‘ time
Thu big: cririipulnn spoviihos “la-low
Harlem" began last night. >oiiotor liiil
speaking in Brooklyn and ’l'niiiiuiiny hold-
in;: a mass meeting at tho Wigwam 'l'lic
coiiiliilttco of scvcliiy bad a ratification
meeting at Cooper i'nion, at which ('an
r-‘chun. >i‘lli Low. cx Secretary Fair
child, llr i‘nrkhurst ltliil other cmiiicut
ri-l'oriiirrs spoko in favor of tho oioclioii of
Nroug for mayor and against Tammany
and its methods. Vice President Nun'ii
son will ho hero on ’l'liursnliiy and Will
niaki- tlirco speeches—4n lirooklyii. l’ouirh
koopsio aml Troy—and Socrcriiry (7nr1islo
has also enrol-ii to iiiakcnt loin-it onoapoivcii
during the closing week of the campaign.
Harrison and McKinley.
At, ilcpiihlioaii licnihiuartors there is the
Usual activity. 'l‘lierc was a long list of
cailors. iiiiioiiuilii-m cx Congressman lion-
ry G. liiirioiuliof \Vliltoliail, Warner .\lilA
ler, cit-Senator (‘. l‘. Vodder and otlicr
noted Republican-i. ’l'hoy all made on-
cournginu reports. ’l‘ho llcpuhllcan man-
agers announce that they will continua
to push their canvass vigorously. with no
hitter frictional lights within their own
ranks to distract their attention.
lilx-l’rosldclit Harrison will be how to-
day, and Chairman liackott expects. to
arrange for a mammoth meeting if possl‘
lilo. (in Thursday Governor McKinley,
whom it is proposed to take through tho
state on a special train, will upon at iiuf-
fnlo. He will make three speeches there
and is scheduled to make l3 more in tvm
days. There lrl an enthusiastic. dcnmnd
for McKinley. Next wool; L‘liaunooy M.
llopcw will uivu two days on a special
train to speaking
liciiiocratlc linadqiiartors was auitiitod
over an alloiriid b‘i'flh'lllltill. “We have made
a bin directory today," said (Tliairniaii
'l'hiiclicr. "There is adofcot in the new
constitution. upon the adoption of which
the voters will ho required to pass jullg
niolit Nov. c, which will create a legisllh
tire hiatua if adopted. The discovery
was made by llcnry 'l‘. lftlcy. a lawyer of
Watorvlllc, N. Y.
“I'lio burden of the discovery is that if
the constitution is adopted there will he
no legislature in Him, and the candidates
elected this your will not most at Albany
iii-xi: winter. The new constitution, after
making the now apportionment. provldcn
for the election of senators and assembly-
mcn under it in Nuvomlior, moo, and
then provides that the constitution, if an
proved, shall go into effect. Jail. 1, ihilfi.”
Whitney Thinks llilf Will Win.
CLEVELAND, not. 24. -—« Ex-t-iecmtary
Wliltncy was in this city on business. in
an interview regarding the political situ-
ation in Sew York he said: ”i have not,
as you know. taken any active part in
politics for the last two years. so for as
Senator Hill's campaign for the governor-
shlp is concerned. there can he no doubt
that he will make a most brilliant and
energetic contest. "
“Will the Cleveland administration
openly indorso Senator llilll”
"Ari to what the president or the mem-
bers of his official family may do 1 have
no means of knowing. Secretary Car-
iisls is, i understand, to speak in the
campaign."
“ What is your opinion in to its proper
mien the Republicans are makinuia this
campaign that tile causes of the recent
financial disturbances were due to the no.
oeulonoftlie Dartmoor-tic party to power "
"it would seem to any one who has
had an opportunity to study and observe
the widespread business contraction not
only throughout the United States. but
in almost every country in Europe, that
some more general cause than the tariff
must be sought for so general a result.
This contraction of business was manifest
long before either Mr. Cleveland or Presi-
dent Harrison was nominated in lair}.
It began, in fact, with the Baring failure
in London and was manifested abroad
long before it reached America."
The Pennsylvania Campaign.
ERIE, Pa. Oct. iii.-—The second day's
tour of the Pennsylvania Democratic
state candidates ended with the meeting
here. The party stopped first at Johnson-
biirg, whcre Gubernatorial Candidate
Singcrly, A ttornoy General llcnscl, J anios
,Kcrr, clerk of the national house of repre-
sentatives; David M. Magoo, candidate
for auditor general. and Senator Brown
addressed Ailiil or 500 poopli‘. The next.
stop was at Kano. lib-Koala county. Aitor
leaving Kalle the party sped across the
county to Warren. At Corry, Erie coun-
ty, an ininwnsccrowd of perhaps 2,004!
persons awaited the arrival of the party.
At Eric the party was met by a band and
carriages and driven to tho ilecd lloni-o,
where Mr. Singuriy and the other cnndi
dates hold informal rccvptions. A fillillv
stcr meeting was bold in )lanncrchor’.
hall in the evening.
“USEHMHI, l’a., (lot. :i.——Gcncrai
lianiol ll. Hastings and the members of ’
his party addressed the largest asscniblano
of people that ever gathered in the Wayne
county courthouse
The party made stops on the way from
Scranton at liiyphant, Archibald and
.lcrmyn. whore chcrai Hastings, Gonv
oral Lotta, Charles F. Warwick. Henry
Hall of l’ittsburg and Colonel ll. F. Eshel-
man of Lancaster mndc brief SpOol'lli'S
from tho rear platform of the car. At
Carboiidale a stop of two hours was made.
iienornl Hastings spoke for ilvo iiiinutcs.
lion Charles Emery Smith. or minister
to Russia, was the first spookcr licrc.
flaxton at 0an- Falls.
GLFNN' FALL-l, N. i'., lict. :i.—-A itc-
pnblionn demonstration was licid her" in
thc opera house Wllll‘h testml its scaring
capacity to the utmost. Thomas \V. Mo-
Arthur. vice president of the A. ll. Col-
Vin Republican club, was appointed
chairman of tho urcclinu. Ho made a foul
well chosen reiiiiirks and intrmliiccd the
Hon. i‘hnrlos '1'. Barton. candidate for
lieutenant governor on tho Republican
ticket.
Mr. Stilton paid a glowing tribute to
the Republican party for its past services
and present popularity. and contrasted its
present position with that of the Demo-
cratic party, donioraiized as it. is bydlvi-
sion and disordcr. llc denounced David
ll. liiil, lsano ii. Maynard, John Y. Ma-
Kano and their supporters in corrupt leg-
islativo proceedings. lie defended and
advocated the primeodings of tho Ciillfifillll'
tbmnl convcntion. urging its support as
the coming election.
Reed Speaks In than Stockyards.
CHHZUIU. Hot. 3i.-’l‘homoe Ji. lined of
Maino stood on a pine hoard platform in
front of the exchange building at the
slockyards and spoke to 3 mm stockiuon
and cattle broodcrs 'l'liore was a llllfll
bar of cowboys anionir his main-um. one
third of them boini: on horseback. 'l'ho
ox-spcakcr was loudly v‘hevrid upon his
appearance. and his speech was frequent
ly iiitorruptod by the l'llllillrliianl of the
cowboys
I’nflll r U‘( unnell liq-ml.
itiiuovr. .‘x‘ it, (at :4 — wittv ilr .i
.i. il‘i'onncildimi at .‘iaryshclp Ablwy.
N. (7, ngml T‘.‘ yours blur. Joseph i ii on-
ni-ll of Brooklyn is his hfl‘chl‘r, and Mgr
ll. U'i‘oiilioii, [iffiihllll‘fll of tho American
cnllonc at Homo. isn iiopiiowiif' [lielli‘l‘i‘ll-'
cd. lllil'i‘ill-Uil was the fullflflt'f‘ almost. it
iiiiizlit bo «aid. of i'iilhoiii-miu iii the (furo—
liiias and iii‘iil'plitb.
Ar-c'lllclil lo the Te‘lllflllll'.
(2‘. iii'\~1‘ir\'.\‘_ Uct. :l wl'nfisniigor-i on
bunrd the White Mar “lli' ~tcmiior 'l'cu
tonic. ('aptnili i'iimcroii. \ihlch arrived
here from Kay York, rcport that on Sun
ilny llii' onglncs became drrnnned. and
the vessel WILS coiiipc-Ilod to proceed at
linlf spend for .wvcn liliuf's, during which
tiiuil repairs were cl‘i'roicd.
New l‘ulrlnflc Uni-tr.
li.\l.l'i\ililli‘., (lot. LIIv.--Tllllf'0 was incur»
porntcd in this city a new iialional patri
otic ordor namml American Knights of
l’roti-cllon, founded upon what the incor-
porators and tlioll‘ihhlliil'llllllfl contend to
be broad principles of protoclloii to Amer
icon llitvrcsts. the slate and tho families
of its nioiiibors.
\Veavero “'ont a roofs-recto.
FALL lili‘iiii. Mass. (in . 2i. The ex
ociitivc coiiiiiiittco of the Wonwrs' asso-
ciation instructed the sucrctary to write
to tho .‘iinnlifactim'rs' association request-
innu conforonce. and a committee was
appointed to moot the iiinnufacturcro if
they unusual to o conformer.
No flows of ”M Falcon.
S'i'. Jolie‘s, N i". iii't. :i.-~Norhiim
has been heard from the strainer Falcon
siiico the last report. it is whereby bor
iii-veil that she liiilllillil'i‘il in some will)
ai'tcr her cargo of coal had shifted. it is
thought that [lllflalllly her crew may have
cscapod,
The flint-arch» In Iioml llrnltii.
Mantis, (lot. til.» “thorn is no foundry
tioii for the alarming rrpurtsclrcuialvil
by a curtain news agonuy rugiirding the
health of Prince and Princess liliililill'itk,
Mimi“, n chancellor and his wife are
enjoying satisfactory health.
lupin-ion In ll “ram-r] More,
H'i‘. Lin is. Hot. 2i.»~il. W. liaiiiiues'
grocory store at the northeast corner of
iiiddlc and Ninth streets was blown to
ruins by an explosion. and five persons
were badly hurt, the injuries of one being
thought fatal.
ltnhert J to “are at Hamlin.
iii‘i‘mw, ()ct. 2i.-——'l'ho two urcatnnt
pacors of tho ago, iiobort J and John it.
Gentry. hiwo been matched for a race on
the buffalo lirlvilnir park course on Thurs-
day, Nov. 1.
rilr Julian Will Mulla- Quite a may.
luiyiios, not. 2i.-—fiir Julian l’auncc-
into, British ambassador to the l‘nitad
States, who is now on leave of absence.
will not return to Washington until Dc»
ceiiihcr.
Library Dollie-sled.
Holmium-Toy, his“, (lot. ills-The
Forbes library building, the magnificent
bequest of the late Judge iihnrics it}.
Forbes to Northampton. was dedicated.
[minimalist Conference.
mansions, not. 24.~Thc middle slates
conference of ill, Uninrraiist church he-
uri it three days gathering here.
cm mm
'lno Marriage of the (inn-owns and Pris.
us. All: to Occur Tod-y.
ST. Pnrsrrsmrno, Oct. ‘34.~bltlle fur-
ther respecting the can has brhfliplf'fl.
The police now distribute the ot‘dcml bul-
letins publicly.
According to advices received by phy.
siciaas here from their confer-cos at Ll-
vsdla, the illness of the czar is taking its
usual course toward a fatal issue. His
majesty was better Sunday and Monday
and worse Tuesday. while it is expected
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Till: iiiulii; ol' 'i'lii-I i'7..\l:iii\'l'l‘7..
that today his strength will carry him
to anothor slight rally. Thus the progress
of tho disease will ebb and now until the
puticiit succumbs.
A bulletin dati-il Livmlia and timed 7
p. ill. was made public hcrc last evening.
it said: ..
“During: the course of the day the czar
was languid There were slight convul-
slvc symptoms. ills nppoilto was better
than yesterday. "
'l'ho bulletin bi signed by llrs. Imyden,
Zachariri. l’opoif. iiclJainlnolTand Hirsch.
the physicians in attendance upon his
majesty.
it is roiiortcd born that the czarina has
it throat discus", lflilm'llil by fatigue 'l'lio
bulletins issued into at night at Livadin
only Ilppcar in St. i’etcrshurir the follow-
inc iiiorulng This system is not calculate
ed to allay public apprehension.
It is announced here that tho marriage
of tho cmrowiu. to l’rincess Alix of Hesse~
lliiriiistnllt will take place at Livadla to»
day unless the condition of the czar is so
serious as to provont tho (ureniony. The
princess has arrlicd at Livadm, where she
was received by the cmrowitz with much
display.
l'lemV. “rt. :11 WA dispatch to The
llaily News from >t l’ctcrsburg says the
rumors that tho i uirowiu proposed to ro-
noum o tho lhrono were basi-d upon ii mis—
.»our option of the Mars order that Grand
liiiko (loom-i. his majcsty’s second son.
who is seriously ill with consumption,
renounce his rights of succession to his
younger brother, liranii liuko Michael.
'i'lic iusllliu: of this ordi-r was a more for‘
nullity, as llf‘illlll liuke George‘s i'illllll'
tloli in almost as lirspurutc as that of his
father
The clisprib h adds that tho Hat‘s sum
lilill’lli a, ii iii. h abatmi fi r two days. reap
pooh-ii 'i'ucsihiy. with slight spasmodic
fits. in'lii :stiiig lll'il‘llliih
Thu “(lasso i orrmponih-iit of The Daily
Nous says that tho i vii-or stop-i lill tole-
grmus rriaiiro in tho i zar on opt oilli ial
ropnrtw >hulihl any iiicssngo so stopped
Kk'b abroad through othor « liiiiinois and be
printed. tho liirl'l‘riliilnilunb swallow the
YOU “
MAY
GUESS.
come in and guess.
SENTINEL BUILDING,
SOUTH N URWALK.
Certainly and perhaps you will have Ned to drive
about and be the envy of all the boys.
purchase, no matter how small, you get a card and
you can guess as often as you buy. Look at him in
our Window, then thinkof a new suit or tie, and
With every
WE HAVE EVERYTHING Flili
MEN’S‘ANB BliYS’ Will
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WASHINGTON STREE ‘
WALL PAPERS.
lam selling white back Blanks
from 100. to 20c. per double roll,
These goods are all new and in
Combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. burden; of course
we break the. combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
l'O‘l.
l have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. 1
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
l’aintors' supplies at lowest
pricos.
Painting,
Donorating.
’ape-r-honging and
lllelhsllw' will be expelled from the noun 5
try .\o known foreign . crimp-indent isi
poriiiliiud in ro~ido at lain l
'l'lio iii-rim mrrospolidcnt of The llilily:
, News mi - ihai um oriiiiig to ndvl es ro i
rclvwi from .‘i i’oll'rshilrg and harm-i
stadt the formal iiinvcrsiou of l’r'in “~35;
Alix in thc lib-ck . bur. h is iixcil (or to"
day
A \‘lcriim ilispiitwh to Tim Daily Newsi
says that the king of ”Hunt: arrived at
Homo lust night iii-i iiiajusty received
to (’orf'a if he « oiillliuos us improve.
l nil'ss tho cuiiiliilun of tho imr ilii-
prove-i tho i'riiivv of Wallis Will [lihlpilllo i
his birthday lotus. “‘lli b have boon fixed
[4: taki- plot a at Mindringhoiu LuiL Lynn.
Norfolk
.\ dispatch ill 5i. i’oiorsliiiri: says that
l'rinw-s»; Alix “'D's :iiliiilt‘md iniu the ortho-
ilox I hit!" ii 'l'lioslluy Vii confirmation of
this (lidputl'li has iii-cu ro~ olvod in London.
National Metal organisation.
[Vivl\\.\l’ril.ifi, (lot 2i.-—’I‘ho American
iron and brass Workers doridod to form
in tho largo cities of the country central
bodies. of which all ”rules in thousand in-
dustry will be asked in bocoiiio a part. A
national orgauimlion. to be known as the
Federation of Metal Trades of America.
was formed.
llmul-nn Collision.
S.“ AVTlth‘. 'l’ox. Hot. zit—A head.
on collision occiirrod on the Southern l’a
oiilo near \i'alltcr station, just wontof
bani. boiwcon a pas-longer and freight
train, resulting in tho killing of Conduct
or “out and liriikoiiiiin r‘oonbiig Four
otlicr persons Wl'l'u iniurcd.
'I'lm l’ruiclrnl'o Moveiimnts.
Niair Yoizii, lil't. ‘3l.—-l'l‘i'!4lill‘fllo and
Mrs. i'lovolainl, who left iiii/ziirds liiiy
vvstonim. did not coino through to Now
\‘ork. but stopped oil at iiroonwlcli,
ifoiiu. 'l‘hcy iwro owl at tho station by
Mr. and Mrs. H. U. lionodli-t
Marlee Ileliinll 'l'imr.
Sitw \‘iintz. lict. L'lw‘vlb l’. b’onries rodc
up to thorny hail hero mulcndcd his Joni:
ride from i‘liicnipi. The journey was
made in 0‘: days 7 hours till niiiiutm.
Silurian was to hours .‘Hi minutes behind
his sclicdiilci‘l tiliw.
Charitable Ill-queue
liovros, iii-t. L‘i.~~'l‘he will of tho lltlu
lic-njmnin Humphrey of this city loaves
lanwoli in the home For Aural Mon and
moon to tho i'uriilns liisiltutn and Mus»
sachusvtts rihool For the Blind
Distillery llnroed.
Pilii..\iii:i.i'iim. (let. 21,—‘l‘liu l’cmmii-
kin bottling Works and disliliiiry near
l’oiisankin. N. .i., about four miles from
Camden. were (lcsiruyml by fire. Four
horses perished in the llamas.
larnlws at Drew luminary.
Millions. X. .1 hot ‘J'.~~Tliti new
dormitory of lirrvv ~01lilliili'“. the gift of
William Hort and manual \i'. liowcn of
New York. Was foriiiaiiy opened.
Itiilrd by a Fall if Barth.
- limoiso. Pa, ilct. L’i.~(3harios Krock.
aged lid. was instantly killed by a fall of
earth at the biontcilo clay works
Wallis-r Iron-mint.
nightly warmer.
Cloudy. followed by fair; souti. winds;
E. E. Gorham,
lit. 2 Find lienue,
cam nouwamé
watch, only $18 ()0. New do
signs in hand engraved
likt. watches from 3:5 Oil
to $50.00. Silver and
gold filled watches that $
can be warranted 3 %
K (ieots’ so “3;;
as low prices a
th ' . J
cy can he sold e! solid watcbii
Waltham and ' if
A
for. &
gin 15 jewel mo
merits $25 Oil,to $1
Gold filled and he.
silver cases in hand
and open face for thi f
wanting a good services
watch for a reasonable pri'
A. W AUSTI
UPEBA HOUSE BUICK.
llilll‘aillli. 00
Notices of load entertili'viiiimts of
Minis to which an admission is char
and twill-vs calculated to promote pri' '
interests, ea'ccpt where an alivs'rtis .
of some ilppvllfs in aili'ertiaing eolu
are charged for at regular rates. iii
if “"96.
Horse owners fully know the danger of feeding dirty oats
'l‘roa: your horse right and food
H AV. fi’l'RA‘V. (“LI IN,
homes. colic and o'hor homo sickness. .
Cattle and Poultry. Branch office at Solman’s livery stable. if
Manuel T. Hatc
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
Ilifirdt‘n, but seldom ace the cats that are fed. I guarantee to
a WWW" Swill“ ”ml the . m would iwl move one bushel of dirt, dust, sticksxtc , from every thirty bu 7
els (.f oats. ’l'hat moans your horse chokes down ten bushel
dirt per year unless all oats are drawn through an oat clear.
5,
“rim
him cleaned oats and prev *
Putt's food for H01“
8A LT. FEED. ETC.
w as Columbus.
TH E
86 Washington Street.
MEN’S SUITS AT $7.5
if you can find iii-itcr ones for$i(i.l.lli;olso.
whore, you'll b» a greater discoverer than
,
‘.
s
Francis & C-
an.
.5
f,
RELIABLE
liil ills, Halters iii iiiililiis
- South Norwaik. c
."u...
R. mourn 4
iii-mun
L
the only It's”,
reliable made
are: offered to I:
“:‘l... ,1-
- l .s. a
3' Q
i " . .31 to mm
‘ 7“? fill“ and take no
..t' I "or ”on 9 “0”“5”
at) 4. 0..
0
Mill lie in! by it. ll. Pinned. menial
U
Norwalk Chronicler