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Chm liiicch 3...... lie May
it Living or Dead.
Boar. New tin-Dispatches reeeivee
here trcai Reggie up that there are til.
min tbatdleteietwhe heveheee
ngfii wm'” “£33. a! m mum BODY no in: execute.
it was disturbed by the eertboaekea end -.
a lull!!! of hill ml 1- Ill” M Ilia Chicago Police rum ail-eon a New
"gag“: 5' ”mm“ who i in (new and Trailer! llinr to fit. Mule.
m M“ am '3'.“ numbers a llalriere Declare-r the Williams Girls Are
people have been wounded end in sever alive and In New York City.
at ceeee bra-ribly maimed. Some of th. ' .
euflereee‘ had llrnbe torn oil. which once .zgtmmfliLtahg-ftfiun mi
It a ll
" "W “M w” a” ”a” h' "m" for that of n. it. Perry. or Piteel. which
was found in a houee on Cailowhilletreet
ed from the etreete.
early in September, will again be exhum-
ol'l‘he military and volunteers of' all
acne i i
°t fl" ”mum“ m 'm lie to and another eflort made to identify it.
Dr. Metteru. one of the coroner‘s phy-
with energy. building huts and providing
.eiolanr. visited Superintendent of Police
food. for those who are most in want.
i
8‘ I" eerthqoekee ”d subterranean Linden end wee closeted for a she ‘ into
with the superintendent and ‘ dent
Foure cf the insurance ocmpan . The
outcome of the consultation is that the
rumblings contlnue to be felt at Milazro.
Sicily. where theinhabitante are still tee
ror stricken. 1..
body will be dielntcrred for the purpose
of having hire. l’itzel endeavor to iden-
tify it. . ‘
JACK THE CHOKER.
it will be remembered that Mrs. Piteel
A l‘lcnii on hing—ibiaml it'lro (‘ieoiiee Littler
“m" was too ill to come on from St. Louis at
the time of the iiret attempt at identifier
tion. it is said that the teeth of the
New-rows. N. Y.. Nov. lit—A man
corpse had several striking peculiarities
known to the womtn and children of the
town aeAJack the Choker has been creatr
which Mrs. l’itzei rhould readily recog-
nize if she war ever familiar with her
ingareign of terror during broad day-
:‘ighti‘ Josie gcgardul. '3: 7-year-c.lld
'“3 “‘7 ° harlee B0! “'v V“ ' husband‘s teeth. Several of them are
most “039d ‘° 5'3"“ b! “‘9 m“ l“ "0'“ missing and some overlap each other. Dr.
9’ 5" mm“- TM little 3"". screams Mattern is of the opinion that Mrs. Pit
xel ought to be able to identify the body
by the teeth. llolmer and hire. tzcl
brought hire. Bogardus to the door.
About noon the same day Hattie hiix-
were removed from the Central atati n to
prison.
well, aged 0 years. was attacked by the
same man. T e most serious assault wee
Holmes has retracted many of the crate
mente mode. or alleged to have been
committed 'l‘ ureday. however. Eight-
year—cld Mary Lindblom wee attacked by
the stranger. who was apparently chok-
ing her to death when Augustus Robin-
son. a grocer. drove up Just in timeto
prevent a murder. it in thought. The 9
men eluded capture. but apoeee of citi-
rene in still in pursuit
ITALIAN BRIGANDS.
They Try a Wild West Iloldup and Arc
thatch.
Rona. Nov. 24.-——A bend of ill brigandr
attacked a tobacco store at Galbanaila.
near Ferrara. while several other outlaws t
gnarddd the streets in the vicinity. threat
ening anybody approaching. The brig’
ands tried to force an entrance into the
store. but Its" owner. Signor Peggi. end
his rervantsflired guns at them.
The fire wee returned by the brigande.
end the town wee soon in a state of the
greatest excitement. The tocein wee rung
from the church steeple. and aeeietanoe
In the shape of a number of gendarmee
econ arrived and drove the brigande out
of town. Two of the inhabitants and one
brigand were killed during the alfray.
and» an cmcer of the gendariuee wee
wounded.
emit ritual. is lihzu cam.
made. to a detective when coming to this
city from Boston. lle declared that both
the Williams girls are alive. and that
Anne was recently paid “.000 by Bitzcl
in New York city. The story of her mur‘
der and numerous other crimes with
which hie name has been linked he char.
acterizcd as “rot." invented to throw the
detectives oil the scent.
There was a new development when it
wee learned that the detectives wore look-
ing for an expressinan who had been of
ten seen with L'itu-l and who disappeared
about the time the body was found. The
theory in that either be had something
to do with hauling the body or that he
himself wan murdered. llolmcs' lawyers
state that they will chow by documents
on record that at the time of the alleged
identification of i’li/i'i that shadowy in-
dividual was personally conducting areal
eetate transaction in thin city
flanged "ayes In I'Zt‘l‘lgy.
Humans. .\'ov. 24.—John 'l‘. Hayee
of Bath lteacb was hanged in eiligy to a
pole in front of hie houseou Eighteenth
avenue. The cause of the trouble war
that llayee unfurled a large English flag
from the pole lt rooms that Mr. liayee
had an Australian friend staying with
hire. This friend presented him with
the flag in question. lie alro extracted
from [layer a promise that he would fly
sailed pureed down the Narrowr.
llirrirau-u “'Ill Build a Bigger Iii-at.
bosons. Nov. ill—The l’rese associa-
tion says that Mr. Watson. the well known
yacht designer and builder. declared that
if the New York Yacht club accepted the
challenge for another contest for the
America's cup on the mutually fair con-
ditions laid down he is to build immedi-
ately a new yacht for Lord lliinravcn.
The new racer will be rather larger than
the Valkyrie and will be built on the lines
of the Britannia.
0n iln- Truth of I’lln-I.
(.‘llli'Aun. Nov 'Jl —-.’l"'r- Chicago police
have obtained a i'ii‘lV .. gardlng licnja-
min i“. i’itml. the nut-xiiiplica of ii ii.
ilolnios. alias ll. ward. who is now detain»
ed at Philadelphia on charges of having
swindled an inanrnuic company out. of
stimuli 'i'bis ommmt wee placed on
Pltzel'ellfe, and on Sept. 3 incl. abody
supposed to have been his was found in
Philadelphia. l’iuol had lived up to
May 1 on Madison avenue. near Sixty
third street. It was found that l'itzel
had vacated hie ilret apartments on May
l and removed the furniture to iii? Sixty-
tblrd street. tin or about Aug. 1 last he
was In the city. ostensibly to make ar-
rangements regarding the removal of his
household cflccte to St. Lucie. where he
intended making hlehoine for the winter.
The St. Louis addreee was given ”2806
Michigan street. A letter was received
from Pltzel from St. Louie in which he
promised to soon clear the standing in-
debteilneee on hie furniture and effect it
removal. her letters have been written
to Final at H. Louie and none has been
returned to him. despite the fact that the
precaution wee taken to place the writer's
eddrere.with the usual request for return.
on the outside of each envelope.
This. the police think. shows that if
Pitzcl himself is not alive and living at
St. Louis some one is representing him
there who knows every detail connected
with his business transactions. The hand-
writing oi the St. Louie letter corresponds
with that of the letter mailed at l'biiav
delphia by l’itzei.
lluluml by llw [lien-r Trieolia.
Winn-z l’mm. N i’.. Nov. 2i.—wil«
liam Jackson committed suicide in his
brother'e use by shooting himrelf in
the mouth with a revolver. Jackson war
at one time well to do. but lost all his
moncyfet the race tracks. He came here
expecting to borrow some money from his
brother. All be war not abletoeecure
the loan. it is thought he became downl
hearted.
Burlesque Posters ’I'oo ltlcb for Canada.
Toltoa'ro, Nov. zit—The City Club
Burlesque company. which is billed to
appear here next week. attempted to peer
some of their posters through the customs
in the usual way. but the officers decided
that the bills came under fie law respect-
ing importation of obscene literature
into this country. and the bills were ao-
ccrdingiy returned to the United Staten"
Erie-econ line Another Chance.
Wasnla'oros, Nov. iii—The navy de-
partment has dccidedto give the ltriceeon
another chance. The trial board has been
ordered back to Washington from New
London. but they will reassemble there
in about 10 days. when it is expected that
the broken air pump will have been re-
paired. and another eflort will be made
to run a successful trial.
A ll tal “or in Williams tlirla in Europe.
ru n. .
Sam. Ma. Nov. 24.-—-Jcehua% Ains~
worth. aged iii. of this city, unmorcil'ully
beat and choked his mother. and in a
controversy with his f ther stabbed him
ii times. so that it is cured he will die.
The mother is also in a serious condition.
Ainswcrtb escaped.
Republic from New Orleans says: “A
talk with relatives of the miering Wli
llama girls. who have gained ro much
not: riety an the result of their connection
wit Holmes. the alleged insurance ewln
dler. reveals their whereabouts. The
Mirror Williams are in Europe. where they
" ”' went some time ago. ’
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. W-.. ,_ —
—- National Ilnnlr Hiram-min.
Wasiiixiiros. Nov. tit—The comptrol-
ler of the currency received notice that
the llrown National bank at Spokane,
Wash, had succeeded payment. Bank
Examiner Flynn has been placed in
charge.
Darn-ii Convicted of Murder.
Camembert, Mm.. Nov. iii—The jury
in the case of William Barrett. charged
with the murder of Countable James Fer
rar of Weston leet May. returned a ver
diet of murder in the second degree.
A big ferryiioat collided with a North
river pier at New York, and several pae-
eengers were hurt.
in the lmndou school board election
Mire Davenport illll defeated the Duke
of Newcastle by a. 000 votes.
By the explosion of a boiler in a saw
mill at Monticello. Ont. two men were
killed and several seriously injured.
Five students of the University Med!
cal college of Kansas City were arrested
in Oak Grove cemetery in the set of rob
blue mm .. .
Fire broke out in the horns of the Alla ”long. mm. o. r,” .
“n" TM“ ””1“" "‘ “ml""l- * wm Drum. N. n..‘ Nov. cit—m inty
Sheriff Colonel Miner G. Frye. the most
prominent Grand Army men in the state.
died suddenly at his home here.
care were burned.
Barry Rider, the right guard of the
Mount I'lilon college football team. was
eevbrely injured in a game and is in a
critical condition.
A summary of the official vote in Wis
ccnetn at the recent election ehows that ii
wee the largest ever east, 315.800 ballots
being cast for governor. ‘ ’
Jack itverhert. ehampienwligbtwbight
fighter of Inland, has tamed a challenge,
line- of the (limit flaeig Captured.
Four Suirii. itrk.. Nov. 2-l.——aleran-
der. one of the outlaws who was with the
Cook gang in the ilcretta train robbery,
was captured near Tulsa
World Oireirn oalllryolra.
fit. More. Nov. lib—A. 0. Bemeeend
J. 0. Noble. members of the Toledo lib
eyele debauched here on their trip
around the world. .
hi-
dabia the eitet heater» .-
87. hil’lli. Nov. 24.~—A epecial to The .
‘ are
a little more definite-than ieet week. The
inert important at them ie larger employ.
meat of labor. newerlega betteedemend
means actual increase in earnings. and
purebreine power of the militant and so
gives promise of a larger demand in the
future. Prices of farm products in the
aggregate do not improve. but the ore
veiling bopeiulneesle felt in somewhat
larger tranmticne.
A little premium on gold. for the tint
time since 1578. naturally excites some
smallest fraction and apparently due to
temporary course l'ndeuiabiy it reilecte
a disposition to hold gold. which anewers
to the desire of the government to get gold
without redeeming its notes. About
to. 200,000 has been drawn from the trees-
nry by redemption of notes, and it is eup-
posed that much nmr'eflwill be withdrawn
perhaps after thala’w'erd‘bf bonds. so that
the first payment may not raise the gold
reserve higher than it was aweek ago.
The upward tendency of sterling ex-
change polnte the same way. The admit
ted need of borrowing does not increase
confidence. lint after the treasury re-
serve baa been replenished greater ccnil~
deuce may follow. it is expected that a
eyndloate will bid for the full amount of
bonds at a price making the rate 3 per
cent or a little leer. and that other bids
will also be large, but how much gold the
treaiiury will get or keep in problematical.
'l‘ertile induetriee have added a few
factories to the working liet. againet only
cneA or two withdrawn. and there has
been some improvement in the demand
for woolene. More supplementary orders
for spring have been received. and colder
weather hoe increased the demand for
heavy goode. Yet on the whole the mar
list in not active. and the manufacture is
much below the capacity of works.
TOOK THE SCHOOLHOUSE.
Thu .‘lias Iiyau. the Popular Tracher,Waa
ire-tailed Therein.
Newrowx. Conn.. Nov. lit—The lac
tlon supporting the teacher. Mire Agnes
ltyan. in the sch oi war hero broke the
here which the opposition had placed on
the doors. tore the shutters from the win»
dowr and reopened the school. with Miss
Ryan in charge. All the residents of the
district were notified to send their chil-
dren to the school. or the truant ohicer
would be instructed to take them in one-
tod!
hieeera W-inton. Bradley and . the
Clarke. who ejected Mire liyan ,and her
father from the school. have been arrest
ed and held for a hearing on the charge
of aeeault.
Child Itlllmi by a “'ild Hog.
“cumin. 0. T. Nov 24.—~At sacred
Heart. a hamlet a few miier from here.
hire. (ialobice‘ limonth-old baby was
almost eaten up by a wild hog. The bog
refused to give up ite prey and gave bat-
tle when the mother endeavored to reel
cue her child. in her wild endeavors to
flrflcuo her babe .\lre. (y‘alobios was hereeif
terribly injured. Finally, however. she
succeeded in grabbing lilo child and ae-
coping. The baby in dead.
Knigbt- l'roti-ai Again-t the "end Issue.
New i)llll.\\~. Nov 21 —'l"ie Knights
of Labor wound up their seenlon here.
A resolution was adopted protesting
against the issue of new bonds by the
l'uited States government. and charac-
terizing the inane an a fraud and an out-
rage upou the toiling matinee. in flagrant
violation of existing lawn. and intended
solely in the interest of money powcreand
bondholding aristocracy,
line-e the 0b to I'rmlrwe Insanity?
Dani's, 0,. Nov 2i’—-.\iar Gripprich.
emueician in the roldlcre' home band.
pleaded guilty in the common pleas court
to etealing Jewelry and money from the
reeldenee where he rcomcd. but advanced
in entenuation the strange plea that be
had practiced on the been. and that in-
strument had a tendency to make the
player insane lie was given the minimum
sentence of one year.
('urr‘e Marriage Contract.
ST. l'mrrcinrim. Nov. ' ,—The mer-
riage contract of the czar and l’rllioeee
Alix of lleeee-llarmetadt was signed by
hi. deiiiere. the mlnisterof foreign af-
fairs. and by Count Vorontecff-Dachkcif.
the minister of the imperial court. The
contract maker certain provisions in fa.
vorof the princess during the life of the
czar and in the event of hie death.
Lyricimi a Negro.
CHLI‘MIHA. s. 0.. Nov. 24.—~A epecial
from Laudrum. Spartanburg county, says
that on Thursday night a negro. who
was charged with having ravlrhed awhite
girl in i'olli county. N. 0.. threedaysagc,
and who was examined and discharged
by the North Carolina euthcritlee. was
mrcught acroae the state line and banged.
only Kill-t on Mmmt Tacoma.
TMYHMA, Nov. 2i.-lt remained cloudy
all day, and Mount Tacoma could not be
me. Professor i’. ll. Van Trump of
Yclm Prairie. 30 miles north of here on
the Northern Pacific. where a good view
of the mount could be obtained. writes
that the mint arising from the mountain
bee probably been mistaken for smoke.
More "Htlrkum" on Miutnpa Now.
WAhriiNoToV, Nov. 3i.—-—The special
agent at the portoflicc department reports
that the quality of the stumps now being
printed by the bureau of printing and
engraving is all that could be desired.
Mr. Cralgc rays that the output of the
bureau has been greatly improved both
In color and gumiuing.
i'llu'trii- t'iir Mnraslreil ‘l’p.
car became unmanageable on the Twen-
tleth street hill. and after dashing about
two blocks at e terrlllc epeed jumped the
track and collided'with an electric pole.
li'onr persons were badly hurt.
, Found Hanging to a ”hoe. ,‘
Town". Nov. tit—Joseph A. Beck. a
leading architect of this city. committed
rulcide. ills body was found by tramps
hanging in a tree in a woods. What led
Back to take hie life is not known.
Mire llaucroft Engaged. l
Newman ll. 1.. Nov. ill.—-'l’be en-
gagement}! Commander 0.6. Finch oi
the rwedleli navy and litter Bancroft.
granddaughter of ilencrcti. the historian.
war unearned. ‘ ‘ .
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comment. even though it is only the <
militia, No.1 lit—An electric motor ‘
“encounter or aeoiraoci'rv lir-
ouces execute or noun.
a
The litters of Mt. laula llww 'l'heir r»
of Trade With Culiawnniit Up by Beet-
proctty. It la Now Entirely Destroyed.
Idle runs as a ”ornament to Democracy.
en the whole lot manufactured p ctr. '
Much of this is due to the nunet de- Down with reciprocity in a great or!
layofordenforthe winter which no. of the free trader Imam reciprocity
ed from prolonged uncertainty. t it has extended the market or minor
products. The free trader
well be brutally honest on
with the American f
what he really
correspondence shows: .
Answering your inquiry. would way that
ight juat ac
, “Down
for that in
from the moat careful inquiry of lilunufac-,
tun-n4. elilppi-ra and other». and from the wt
reliable statiatioe obtainable. it in (intimated
that for the it: month» previous to the abroga-
tion of tho reciprocity treaty with Cuba and
nihi-i‘ Hpnnleh-Anioriven L‘fillilfl’lt'ii there were
dliippt‘l from Amvrii-te about ll.‘.llitl.lll0 bunch-i
of flour. any llllillt’ttit'llh in Duluth!) bit-diode of
wheat. and that a liilio more than Lillwai liiir-
rrlr-i'of thie flour went from hit. Louie and mills
tributary to tilt. Louis and inrgc-iy controller]
by bit. [mule merchants and miinufiuduri-re.
Under the m-iproolty tri-etv tho duty into
the Cuban inarlo-iii wee alxint lit crate per bar-
rc-l on flour. Since the abrogation of the
treaty it iii a little ovi-rtb per barrel. and since
thi- [more of tho German bill there hue been
no buuinmoi in flour between thie section of the
mimtry and ('ulio. And since the abrogation
of thin treaty thorn hair been no corn chipped
from this market to thoao muntl'ieel became
the duty is now pleural at about 85 could per
bushel. whorcae before there was annually
xlilppI-d from thin market and immediate
Ili'iflilllil'llolll about ”Jilin” bushel». build“
large quantifier of new. bran and baled hay.
And this burner-nu. i am now informed. in en-
lli't‘iy abamlfliml.
A good many of the flouring ruilbi of this
«Minn of tho miintry an- now standing idle
from the 1mm of thiairaili- and from other
toluene inciiloiit'il to the general ilepi‘vati‘iéri of
business. Your» wry truly.
l-‘.. (l. flTANAMD.
President E. U. ritnnard Milling (kimpany.
5t. Louie.
include-d we llllllll you it communication from
tho- Kanffrniiu Milling i-unuuiny which you can,
llt‘pi'lid nptm iirl lniiig ru-lizildr. an they are in
[am-Minn of theta which justify tin-m in piv-
inu rum-vision to the farts i‘oniuiiml in tin ir
communication.
in talking with another Ht. imuln miller ho-
uiati-s the lit. Louis millI-ra rrn .a-r how for
ninbi-d about 500.0!) bani-la for thie (‘uluin r--
qum-meni alonv. to any nothing: of tho l-l‘mt‘.
r‘liil‘f’lf‘iln furnahing-i. 'l'l'i‘o miller juet intvr
viovn-d unya iliii firm alumi- havr- born chipping
Jill.” sheila p- r yoar. or in that rat n. So you
mil me» a very largo outl- t for brrailaiuffe has
law-n ontiri-iy out of! and chat outlfr'im tlii-i
South American and I'uliari their. much to
flu-if tilrhtfl‘illill‘lluli and discounted“. lie-slim'i'
fully. Brennan A. Binnie.
iii-min Bro. blag (‘ompiiny
r'vr. lflil'la. ..
Hf. indie.
Mr. N. A. 31-min. f'ily
lluaufiin—Anowring your fund. would oily
we are able to ',:l\'c you mine ro-iiahlninfnrinn
mm in, r- for. “on-.- in this manor. and w..- on»
not autumnal to opiwud our aignatnrv to ill"
pnpor. ”or littl'lll. Mr. Pahlltr of “mu-um, i~
'i"v\' in tho ofilvr. and on qnmtioning him in-
i-«n rtiiin that in round numlwra the amount
of tioiirconsninmi on tho iairiiiil nf (‘uim world
in- about LiIeiJII) bug-i ps-r uiiiium. Thu pupil
l.it‘nuuf llm Linn-l ii about i.."xl.l.tlli. Aw wu-
tivruro :ilmul : .i pniiwls of flour prr czrp.t.'i for
won-.iimptton in Ann-rim. the qul‘efiun uni-.4 it,
Why aiinulil ilii y lint ilw 1.31M!” limb llinirml
of Lllhhiui bdga tn llil‘ll' pipiilatiuii? ’i'hii
brought out tho information that tho lltlllrillfl
vim-mo. prrvium in tho rot-iprm'ilv ii't'fll)’ with
.‘llli rim. i‘hii‘lllilmi nlmmt t'Xl‘iurlth'ly rico.
imtaiow and r'mntii .tiziv-rivziii Hull til'll' l cit-nit,
'.tiii‘il'it\‘llflll.itillllil'll only ”II‘ ownor-mfplin-
1..lii‘ll:‘ lll‘ui lh‘ in it r tie“ 'ri will u» h- .l-iv
... pay iii! huh r i riv-w fur lluiirii--m..n brill}
.‘pzitii Won't-“ii ‘i‘ll- H of linur prmiin ta Sn
thin the "timotv of tho l'illlnllilllilllill of llonr
in lli » lililllii - f illl‘un prior in lio- rm xpr-u it_
f‘l‘ifillilll-e i-Viahll‘iml “will ili- l'mlml Slut
n'uulii probably lit-l ‘h' illill'il Im r lilUIIl hm:-
fl'um rill wur-‘w. Tine l i“.."-Ilv.~ that uml.‘
lhv rwvliivnl prim a tin- mn «myth «in of br.-..«l
doll—- in lilo isliuol “It.“ 19!." l)‘ illi'f'i .i~‘i~il. ilill
now again limb r tho |"~‘l.'|ll.lfihii Ii'itiw thi-
llrll"‘ Hi flour into it' i ll so riiliani‘ni tii :f lilv
lilit‘iifl't'l'e urn tlmt .«upiitnptiun \\ .21 again full
in lli'iil'ly ilo- norm» I. \wi EH prrnilml in f ri-
‘iw ru'lprm‘il} in My m-nt inturff 1. “wins
n.t‘1oi~.~it' n of hi. l.~ul.4 ill iii-TMix—iseippl,
. lib-y lill’ iilliill f Ami-rout“ flour going tui‘uliu
\.i~ willpluli from thie awtinzi. null fliw milla
1. ivv f~ it tho loss of ""4 trunii- in iiu' cvxtrnt
l‘. l' many of ”Will ilill'v Null 0 Illliu'nl’d in
~.‘l it down- .mrv l} or go on half llllli’lhlld .um k
u lu-r null-vb “but l.-i Buiilt'f ilw ia—lnilvlni
i'uzui may at .l l..- until. in u ii'rmrr dour”; of
tho whim] of i’oitollim llilllii'illi'i‘iillllli‘ii‘rt
:ifiwtml by tho ohmugitlun of lilt‘ rwipriwlly
in on. ~. limit-vim”).
F. E. Kai'i'nins.
\‘li‘t' l’ro-anli-ni Kuulfmnn Milling i‘omruuiy.
'l'lio fort-pining crrrcswndcnco shows
very clearly how tiir‘iti reform and frco
trade affect thi- farmer by checking the
demand for American farm productn.
than adding, to the surplus supply and
further chenpcning the value on the
farm. At the mine time the fanner has
to pay more money for the sugar that he
receives from (‘ubaL
lii confirmation of the. foregoing stun-a
mont we quote the following from The
Northwmtorn Miller: “The floor mur-
kot was riioro inactive lust week. Salve
approximated 1.50. 000 barrels. There
wail an appreciable decline in oxport;
export hillllillt‘illll. 40.1I0 barrels.
against 47.750 previous “'i'flk, 58.090 in
Him and Hilfillu in 1892."
Work For All In England.
lint it in the chemical trade which
will benefit moutly from the now turiil,
llllii ii ('(llliitii‘riliiiil revival therein is
:llliil'llillii'ii. ,l'rlpi'i'liliiy in node. thi- duty
on which iii roiluvmi from $2?) to “2.50.
The Widnoe i'iiirllllfllli nuiiinfaeturore
expo-vie likoop‘mione. lilr. Morrison. lo-
-iil manager of tho United Alkali coiii~
;i:my. done not expect the irriprovi-iiiuiit
'iniiii-diatoly. Ho looks for the advan-
tage to obowitai-lf gradually and. not
much before the end of the your. About;
000 men have been stopped of late in
the alkali works of Widnoi. about ill
per cont of the whole, and mint of them
employed uro Working half limo. Mr.
Morrison anticipates that before long
work will be found for all hands.—
London Commerce. '
[fluid For Thought.
With a crop of' 000,000. 000 bushels
of wheat in lhlll. under McKinley pro-
tection. thenvorugo price was till cents
per buehoi. With a crop of only 400.-
000.000 bushel» in 1803, under Democ-
racy. it average» only 52 collie. Put this
in your pipe. funnier-ii. and think it over.
You [lot It line. .
“What her. this [loinmsratic free trade
L'Oligl'titiii done?" unkinl the rural stamp
.peaker in ctrideut tones of indignation
As be paused for a reply e malfwith a
big double bass voice enlivened. "it her
done the American people. "—Weehing-
ton Stair.
. as the following,
illillanir
G. l i. ll. BllLTlll'S
“uniting, turn red lire-Fitting.
fin and Slimline Wort.
lint lir tinting.
it? nuts and estimates furnished for eith-
i v. aier. steam or hot air heating.
to ROUTE MAIN ifl'
W . , .. .. N... . m... M. .. ., -,.:§
Raym and & SONS-
rlurceseore to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and iii nerai Funeral
:Dlreciore.
46 and eflnain Street. lorwalk. Ct.
17.“ Telephone. 17-4.
innit inniiiui sums: Bill
51 Washington street.
\gu daily from? to I2 a. m.. and from it»
ii p. p . and on Saturday evenings from 0 to 'i’.
Wintereet allowed on depoelta.
ALDEN rlOlMANii, Preet.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice-Freer.
JOHN ll. KNA PP. See. and Tre.
WINTIB CAMPAIGN
BUTTER
According to our annual cnatom we have
laid in store Delaware County Creamery
Butter. ever pound, of which is warrantedof
i-uperiorqua ity. We invite our friends and
customers of past seamns who usually lay in
their winter eupplv. to come and inspect it.
251060 lba;25c for 50 lbs. and over. Cash for
two'laat offers.
A tar in lollyrup. We haven pure Sugar
Rrrupo good flavor. dark in color. which we
offer at 7 ole per quart; 37.- per gallon. A fal-
lgiiug‘ andagaliuu of this Syrup we so at
. 'is.
lit hlard l-‘ull Orv-run Choose. A wintarh
supp v. Finest in iiiarki-l. improves with
again: in
New Figs
New listen.
New l’runtlle. if».
fillwr l’luma. lr'vc.
mSall'iforniir Dried Cherries. large. line. cheap.
. ).
t‘aiifornia Raisins. ll and 4 lbs . L'ix‘.
Hemline reirine. thew) 1?».
New Citron. cheap.
Florida Oranges. 20c. doz.
Reduced price for lord. Sugar and Floor.
fltrained llom-y pure and unadulterated.
from New (‘anaaminqnait and plot Mason
tart; qt. weight about .'l the 2 pint. ilg’ lbs. Price
llllill'lri.5il(‘lrl..t\'iiii .lm; prim pints. ll) ctr.
with jar.
Dibble &. Comsloclt.
it. New Haven t iianiord li.ii.
JUNE 7. ll“.
~.: HAVE SOUTH NORWAUL All
i .
renown,
ca N ew Your. Foe New item.
t . hi.——l ill Wash. ex. A.M.——l (5 ex..
,3 ex.. 1 ll ex..
3 til l. or. G 32 ac..
‘l is local' ex. 7 B It...
i 1. ex.. 8 to ac..
l l. ex.’ 9 ll ex..
ex.. lbw ex..
ex.. ii in ex..
on ex.. Ht ac..
ii! an BIL—lulu ..
the ex... l to ac..
ill at ex.. 3 iii ex..
ii .l‘.’ ioiml «L. 4 B an.
. M.—l2:li¥ (1.. 5 07 lo- to Bridgepoy
til ac.. 537 ac..
l5 ex.. 5 37 00-. W
33‘: ac.. iii; ex.. B
i an... ac. to ridgeport.
till ex.. “i no...
i!) ex.. ll 41 ac.
ill) ac.I llib Adamsexand ac
till ex... Hundaye—i i! no ,.
Wt ac" 91! am. e. m.:
[Warn Joann]...
i ill .
:0 1!) If...
:nndaya-AJ‘" J it n .
’v. hi. it ac...
' 31',
III ee.’
iron Slimmer). A. “.4 at ac. ‘ l:ea
i006 ex.l10ll ac. P. 3!.»th ex.. 1 ill ex. 1f-
er.. ii tl so.
You HPRIIGVIILD. A. lit—682w“ titan.
on ex.. ll 00 P. M.-i£llllex.. filler. all so.
iron neuron. A.M.-—l m.1 l0 1 mile. P. It.-
wiulllll. (or. via Hartford). hm.
hm”: NEW Willi:
run some Heaven A. M.—Imi ex.. It!
~.\.. 700 ac.. but: ex.. 902 ex..
:1 '3 ex.. ill 00 an. ll ill ex.. nos act.
iiitl noon ex. P. lit—.108 so. till
:m or. 3 ex. 3330 ex. H! ex. 413‘
,izmox.. 508 ex. 000 ac. all) ex.. 100 an
ill) ac" till Adams ex. ”ll. ill!)
nirlolghi ex.. Bundaye A. M.-— iii
'fl'llac. '. “.601 l. ex.. SMnridnieht.
.___...—_—-—
.iaannnv mvreroa
mtA VF. sum nonw ALK for Danbnry-
.i' union ex.. a. m.: its an. tit Pittafield
f. i Mi.
thravr oannmiv for Booth Norwalh-
‘ll av... *3" ex.. lilo Mu. a. m.: Mb “1
I".
wind! rouse reams.
‘ have eou'ru NilltWAbKv-f‘fl. an
n. ~u. “:lfi p. m. ,
l V th’ will“)?! WAKE-9 M In Ill
.Iwi p. in.
The liiglit Medicine
Prnmntly Administered
Has Saved liani livesn
Aenpplhof Cremptoa’r home '1‘:me-
wa r on ad will prevent men of
one illneee pod rave im the tr coat.
rained er are r pen ed
at the reet titer. i log uh '
pt n are t very ve
"i.-
nor.
'f'd’fi
m‘t
eeleiit ““3? run OWaeh-
BV‘V
Reeldenoe. 8 Berkeley Place.
The price will be 2&- single pound: me for from -
Norwalk Chronicler