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‘teeeh tuition-e. fit is
apparent tceveryounhetthspsesse
urneeehcuidcethvpsriuitted tererssie.
long.
“Whatever suggestions the adminis—
tration has to make will be awaited with
greetintereet. Whether or not lie. Cer-
lieie will present aprepeeltioe which will
meet with general approval no car can
eay until the message enters in. A tiere-
cial system which puts it in the power oi
any one to deplete the treasury of gold
and to compel thegovernment to increase
its interest bearing obligations by the it
Inc of bonds is vicious and sheuld he cor-
rected as speedily as possible.”
He refers to the majority report oi the
house judiciary committee oi the late
session. differing with the secretary as
to the authority to issue bonds, though he
is unable to say whether there will be any
discussion of the recent bond issue. The
house never passed upon the report. but
the speaker thinks it may be considered.
The speaker does not think there will be
any teriii legislation during the session
except to correct the alcohol schedule oi
the present law. Further legislation. he
says. rests with the senate. As to sugar
he says: "it seems to me that the same
Influence which during the long session
put the duty on sugar will he able to pre
vent a repeal during the short time there
is leit for this congress to legislate."
Mr. Crie’p does not think there is any
necessity for any measure to raise addi-
tional revenue. as the preeent law. when
it gets fully in operation. will raise all
the revenues needed. lie regards as air
curd the talk about'dcieatlng the appro
priatlcn to put the income tax in opera-
tion.
Do NOT FEAR KOLB.
The Alabama Hilltia lain lontgomery, and
All Is Well.
Moxroonxnr. Ale. Dec. L—Governor
Elect William 0. Dates will he inaugu-
rated with the usual ceremonies today.
The military oi the state, in accordance
with the usual custom, is in attendance
and will take pert in the ceremeoies. but
has not been ordered to come. and only
those are here who come oi their own
volition.
it is not thought that there will be any
trouble or any unlawful demonstration
on the part of the Kclbitee. Kolb will
take the oath beiore the magistrate and.
in his own language. "quietly await de-
velopments. " Montgomery is in holiday
attire. and the inauguration of the “one
armed hero of the wire grass" will not be
behind that oi any of hie predecessors in
display and enthusiasm on the part oi the
people.
THREE FATALLY SHOT.
Mrs. Eckilartlt Tried to Kill I!" Father to
' Save lie-r “Helms-ti.
Culcsuo, Dec. l.-—Three people—fe-
lther. daughter and scn-ln-law — were
probably fatally shot in a family quarrel
at the home oi Frederick ll‘rleech. a car
penter. 430 North Ashlaud avenue.
Friescb and his son-in-law. Thomas Ech‘
herdt. after a bitter quarrel. clinched,
and in their struggles foil to the iloer.
hire. Eckherdt. fearing that her husband
would be badly beaten, secured a revolver
and opened tire. wounding her father.
Frieecb wrested the revolver from her.
fired two bullets into her body. shot her
fleeing hueband and ended the eiieir by
sending a bullet into hie own head. The
three were taken to a neighboring hos-
pital. where the attending physicians said
that all would probably die.
Lord Aberdeen In New York.
NEW Yilltl-i. Doc. l.—Tlie Earl of Aber-
deen. governor general of Canada. was
the principal guest at the banquet oi the
St. Andrews society. when the one bun
dred and thirty eighth ennivcrsnry oi the
inauguration of the St. Andrews society
of New York woe celebrated at Dolmen-
ico's. Lord Aberdeen has been for many
years a member of the society and attend-
ed the annual banquet of the New York
branch four years ago.
Fair in liunrewn.
LONDON. Dec. i.-—'i‘he l-‘ield. comment-
ing on the answer oi the New York Yacht
club to Lord Dunraven e suggestions rel-
atire to further racer for the America's
cup. can that the conditions conceded to
Lord Dunraven are most ialr and satie-
iactcry. The paper adds that the rumors
that herd Dunraven and Mr. Watson
have disagreed are nonsense.
Georgie Legislator on a 8pm.
Macon. Dec. i.‘——ii. J. Collier. a repre-
sentative in the Georgia legislature from
Rebels county. got on a drunk here and
was arrested and arranged in police court
ior disorderly conduct. A pistol w'ae
iound on his person and alter being iined
to he was committed for trial on charger
oi carrying concealed weapon.
Iiriesson Again limits itcwn.‘
an lmslmx. Conn. Dec. i.—-—'l‘he tor-
pedo boat Ericsscn went out on e prelimi-
nary trial on her hullders' account. rlhe
returned alter a short epin, with her eter-
boerd low pressure cylinder broken down.
i'oai (tyre-raters to Meet Noon.
PiT’i‘iililiiiu. Dec. l.-The liuilroad Coal
Upcretcrs' articulation is at last ready to
act. A call for a meeting was leaned by
secretary Ashin to take place next 'i‘uee-
day. 7 ,-....... -.........._.«-—
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
The burineee portion of Murdock.liiinn..
wasdctroyed by fire.
Thirteen persom on Bud Turner‘e plen-
tation near Calhoun. (la. are ill iroru
icon.
The iiittll itcch cotton mills have
opened after an idleness oi two years in
that city.
There is no truth in the report that the
Grand Duke George. the czarowits. died
on Sunday lest. ’
in a football game at hilllville. N. 1..
Charles Jones endured ocucursioo oi the
brain and is in a critical condition.
John Mercerrk. eged iii. living at Del-
tinrore. ehot himeli deed braces he was
reprimanded by his parents ior keeping
late hours.
A dispatch ircin Chem says that
terms oi peace between China and Japan
have almost been arranged through the
tervention oi the United States.
‘As sreeuit oi the threat made by In
Dugertrest to shut down its refineries
Minty that-gees a bi; terry la run
a clever en the New ‘ erh liteth In
sheen * ,
that" s- m‘ "on 5- ‘l' was trance tourmaline“.
‘Iure-egunncuumeeerermieh-
“no Wilma-you-
communal”.
mtmumnecmwna
lie Mew a neighher'e leech-Peer.
«“th byel'everitedee.
IleiliiflOli, Ky.. Dee. i.—Oeeeieslsr~
callus Clay has been holding his netgh~
boreieterseregele. lie ieeredthethie
children by hie ilrstwife would abduct
hie child bride. endhe has had three or
tour armed men on hie ierin ior some
time. lie instructed them to shoot cer-
tain persons if necessary on eight and to
allow no stranger to approach the house
without a full account oi himselt. lite
nelghhore were eireidto go near hie place.
it is said. however. that hie eon Brutus
did ofler to pay $500 for the shdnetien oi
Dora‘Itichardecn a few days before the
general married her. Fearing hie chil-
dren would steel hie new wife. the gel»
erel has been more careful about guard-
ing hie house and farm since the wedding
than before.
Bob floors. the men who managed
Clay’s farm icr many years and with
whom Clay had a diillculty last spring.
lives about half a mile from Clay's house
and adjoining his farm. On Tueeday
morning last while Moore was away from
home one oi hie cattle got into Clay's
cornfield. and in Million was trying to
drive it out when Barlow Clerk. one of
Clay's guards. fired on Million, who quich-
ly ran to Moore‘s house. ‘
Moore keeps a rifle and two or three
shotguns handy. and Million intended to
open fire on Clay’s men ii the! Planned
him. Several hours later General Clay
and three of his men enrrcunded Moore's
house. but the men folks had all gone.
hire. Moore came out. and she and Gen-
eral Clay had some hot worda lie ec-
cnsed' her husband with being at the hot-
tcm oi all hie troubles er a willing tool
of hie children. Mrs. Moore denied this
and denounced Clay for keeping armed
men around him and for surrounding a
neighbor's house with men and threaten-
ing her husband.
Made Mrs. Moore Mall.
After a talk oi some 20 mlnutee Clay
raised the siege and went home with his
guards. As soon as he got out oi eight
hire. Moore saddled a horse and rodetc
Richmond. the county seat of Madison
GENERAL rl.Al"s ulin. WlFE.
county. where she told County Attorney
Sullivan what Clay and his men had
done.
Sullivan told her rhe ought to get out
peace warrants for them. but he advised
her not todo no at that time. as he would
try to have the general‘s fears quieted and
pursunde him to live more peaceably
with his neighbors. llo held a consulta
tion with the general's eon Brutus. and
it was decided to send two well known
citizens out to rec the general and tell
him that his children had no desire to
se arate him from his child wife. and
t i there was absolutely no necee~lty ior
the armed guards around the house.
Accordingly two men. in whom it was
believed General Clay would have implicit
confidence. were rent to see him and to
plead with him to stop his warfare. The
general received them cordially. but pori-
tively declined to make them 'any prom-
iees. rtcntly insisting that hie children
had conspired to rob him of hie bride and
that he would not allow them to do ro.
Attorney Sullivan then communicated
with Leuney Clay. the generai‘s young-
eet son. the only one oi his children with
whom he is on friendly terms leuney
arrived at the generei'r home on Wednes‘
day afternoon sndsteyed all night lie
reasoned with his father; told him that
he had Brntus’ positive seenrance that he
had no intention oi separating hie bride
from him or of doing him any harm
whatever; that Moore had no intention
oi harming him or of stealing the girl
away.
At ilrrt the general refused to believe
hie son. but be war dually persuaded. and
before liauncy leit he gave hie promise
that he would stop antagonizing his
neighbors by making his men go about
their work armed. 'l‘hore who know the
general say that when he promises any-
thing he always keeps his word.
‘ Republican l‘reeholders Win.
Canons, N. J.. Dec. l.-—'l’he supreme
court granted the Republican lreeholders
of this county a writ of ouster against the
Democrats. The writ adjudgee all the
Democratic board of ireehulders, nine in
all. guilty of being usurpors and lines
them 3200 each.
EI-Nlmtnf itrown Dead.
ATLARTA. Doc. iu-Es’rlenatcr Joseph
it. Brown died at his home here. lie wee
senator for two terms. At the time of hie
death be war Til years old. Henctor Brown
was at one time chief justice of (lerlrgie.
ile leaves an estate valued at millions.
A (limp Wrecked.
EAST MMtiiih‘. hi. it. Dec. i.-—'i'he
sloop James Anderson of New landon
eapsised in Orient hay Just outside the
Long Beach lighthcure. Captain John
Glenn and Heller ilenry Anderson use
rowiy escaped drowning.
A honeymoon I» Divide.
Dit‘liil‘, Colo. Dec. i.--in a harromn
light here Bill Yort shot Frank hminoua
1%. Run and remuei Foster. hormone
is fatally layered. The others will recover.
herb um Weiitnan‘s i'iaer.
New Your, Dev. l....ioha hi. Lewis
has been ‘appuiuied assistant diririet et-
toreey to take the place oi Franoleh.
Wellieeu. who recently resigned.
first “Cd—l”. VI. {It}. _
. lemon. he... lies. twilarry ht.
Deceit oi cherleetowu. while skating.
broke through the ice and was drowned.
‘ \i'. it. Lahry wee shot in the back of the
. ”I". h L“; a. i
weekly retinal tents are . “the
applets reserve“! the was» lace
and the ”heme ei the cell reserve
have net we: elected hesialet ear
eeedveeesci canteen
eeertetkrewpcrtiegpeiee As‘Jeeuarr
iateeeetheescoe tube nee sad the
ticesoi the mdleeteereihoughtiikeiy
to prevent much selliegci the beede te
ferelgeeve. some esportecigold are not
improbable. Meanwhile demeetie trade
and industry heve aotheen littieielin
eneedbytheheavy deielceticeinone
banished minor dieordere in tweothere
ace by the ielinre oi the Erie railway to
meet interest on its bonds. _
"The closing oi auger rednefleswill
diminish theiednetriei force morethan
it in increeeed by the resumption of the
Bethlehem, steel works andaiew other
concerns. The controlling fact is that.
although in two inetancee wages have
been increased; the earnings oi the work-
ing‘ force and in purchasing power are
not on the whole enlarging at present.
and pricee oi the chief iarni producte do
not materially improve.
"The great industries fairly maintain
the production previously reported, but
cannot be expected to increase at this see-
eon. A few more iron works have gone
into operation. and the demand is report
ed larger. but there is distinct weakness
in prices. especially at l’ittsbnrg. and
Bessemer iron. billets. nails and scene
structural forms are quoted lower. The
rail combination has agreed to a reduc—
tion oi 33 per ton ior the next year. Coke
contracts are being made for the tint
quarter oi 1895 at current retee
"The shoe industry continua to do re-
markably well for the semen. and the
prospect for- the spring business is fairly
good. although trouble about pricee oc-
casions some friction. in textile menu,
fucturee the e is more strength in print
cloths. but other cottons are somewhat
irregular and weaker. and the woolen
manufacture still receives some orders
ior winter anode. but the demand. for
spring is much retarded by unavoidable
delay in tiling orders."
CHEERED BAYARD.
The American klmbneeednr l'n-eiried at the
llig. Festival oi the hurts.
bouncy. Dec. i.-—1iir.Baynrd presided
at the two hundred and thirtieth anni-
versary festival of the Scottish corpore-
tlon. The emhaeeedor'e popularity. which
has always been great in England. has
been increased since the report oi his ia-
moue Delaware speech, in which he eaid
so many delightiul things about England.
appeared here A special compliment was
paid him in asking him toteke the chair.
hover in the long history of the Scottish
corporation has a similar compliment been
paid to any other foreign embeasador or
nl‘lnirter. Those who have pr vlouely
presided at this banquet have always been
the highest per-r4 and et.iteemen of the
realm.
The dinner wee given in the king's
roolnof the lioilmrn restaurant. which
was decorated with Scottish clan ban-
ners. Many oi the guesie appeared in
highland costume and brilliant diplonmr
lo nniiornm The bond of the finite
guards played during dinner. and the
queen's pi; ore played bcottlsh airs at in
tel-vale,
“lion Emilee-odor iiuyard arrived. he
wa\ ffli‘eit't'ii with great cheering 'l'he
curnpuny marched to the banqueting ha i
preceded ivy [nt‘ queen's piper Mru
Bayard and several min-r indies) or lowed
seats in the g rill-race while the i‘ttliqn-ll
nnd spem-hnmhng here-in progress.
When the dium-r wax ball over. ten
youthful pipers, iullnwid by a procession
oi white capped cocks Looting aloft dishes
of baggie. mun-lied several tunes around
the tables.
Mr. llaynnl perirrnlcd the part of toast
master to perfection liu mane ilnttorll g
elliwin s to the members I l the royal
inlnlly< and the llriil‘h “literally. lib:
remarks were received with great enthu
niacin.
The banquet brow up with i'ilt'ol’l ior
Mr and Mrs lint-uni and the singing of
the blur Spllnghvd liunner." llur up
which el erylludy stood.
Ito-scum! n I'vridllng i‘rew.
i’lcmw i'iill\\’\. Muss. Dec l.—'l‘hr
etrnnwr \‘igllnui. t'nntain Fuller. arrlr
ed hero. having in tow the schooner
Mary K. lingers of Beth. hie. hound ior
Boston with a cargo of lumber. When
picked up, the crew of the Rogers was in
an exhausted condition. and had it not
been for the timely ersletence of the \ lg-
ilent the crew would have perished
Irwin Will Pay I‘p.
l'li‘l’vu‘no. Dec. i.—-i;eorge M. lrwin.
the discretionary pool operator. entered
ball in the sure oi “0.700 tecover all
cures pending against him and all that
may be filed He agrees to pay all depoe
lion. and District Attorney Burleigh has
telegraphed the New York authorities to
drop all proceedings there.
N'sti'eul by a Khntgnn Wound.
lir.?\iil.l:~u‘.. K92. llec. i.-—Ccuncllman
head by Lee i’oweil icoloredi with eshot
gun. completely removing hie scalp. lie
will probably die. They had a quarrel
about wager, i’owell will probably be
lynched.
l'mi Inuit-re A ”pointed.
Wauillm‘rm. iiec. l.—-'l’he following
fourth claim pmtmasters were appointed.
(InnnectlclltmRiverside. 5. ll. Louden.
NewJormy~lirown hilllr. M. W. litr-
grove. How. A. A. Vanhorn.
New \‘orltw-liiachlmmh. W. W. Pierce
ti mtilrr Porn-ant.
Showers; warmer; variable wlnllr.
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opera heretheiraleecethercsd. itirucdse
deerhlcrwefist pres-ct ca eepileess
crdsreierieligcode. “meantime
all the maisonette have prepared
thebbeeiaepiemeedsc-e‘oithese
stood that they are all doing well.
The (hint at “pp company have
been laying their plea for e lergprepring
boldness thsu usual. and already have
decided on some vuy heedeome chaps
to I‘ll!" the trade. ‘
Thede Hat company are receiving
orders from their repreeeutetivce on the
road. Iir. l'rirnble ie doing nicely on
the Pacific coast and through the west.
The Raymond d: Courtoch company
are showing their goode in San Francisco
through Mr. Millsoer. in the eouth
through lir. Acce. and Frank Com-
etock over hie usual territory. .
Ball & Hancockfliceton. tiara. have
adopted thveir spring shape. which will be
manufactured by the Raymond & Com-
stoch «1mm.
John C. Wilson d: Co. seem to keep
their force of working pelple busy right
along. They have notwa nearby trade.
but ourtomen from all over the country.
thus rushing the seasons run togethei'
very nicely.
Thefionth Norwelk Bat company are
preparing their samples for spring. and
the trade may expect to see some very
neat shapes and colors. They also make
aepecialty oi iloe grade bodies in the
rough.
W. B. Rubbell. manufacturer of hate
in the rough. reports an excellent busi-
ness, with prospects of much more.
The Adams Brothers' Menniacturing
company are getting themselves in shape
for their spring bushels.
E. M Palmer&00. are manniecturing
hate in the rough". hand or preee iiuiehed
and they are making also a special lea:
ture of pressing the bodice ready to lin-
irh.
Will) IS THIS BliflllS’l’i
A ltreage Women who Objecte to a
'l'c-hetoae in Device.
Wedneedey‘e Bridgeport Farmer con
tained the following story: A man and
women. the latter wearing much expert?
rive jewelry and analekin dolmsn reach-
ing to her heels. called on Prosecutor
Klein. this afternoon. She was excited.
She wanted a warrant for her husband's
arrest ior bigamy. Mr. Klein iouud that
rhe was from New York, and that her
husband married another woman seven
years ago and has ever since resided in
Darieu. The second wile died two years
ago,and Mr. Klein’s visitor's principal
grievance seemed to be that the deed
women’s gravestone had her husband's
name inscribed on it. She once hedzher
after having him extradited from this
state for sending her obscene postal
cards. She consented to his release up
on his promise to live with her egain if
she would withdraw divorce proceedings
which she had begun. He again left her
however. Mr. Klein decided thht the
husband's ofleoce wee barred by the
statute oi limitetioua. out also informed
his caller that he bai no jurisdiction in
Union. The woman. who seemed to be
greatly disappointed. left without giving
her name."
Between Stemiord and South Norwaih.
A number of minor details of thegour-
tracking operations on the (Somali eied
railroad, have begun or are partially or
completely finished. between Stamford
and South Norwelh. Four tracks are
entirely completed and are now being
used between Newton and '(llenbrcok.
At the Glenbrooh eignalotower. new sein-
spboree arranged for the four tracks are
being put in in place of the single-armed
signale. At Kowloon new depot has
been built on the south side oi the track
just weet oi the street bridge and former
Mutation of the station. It corresponds
tothestyie of depot being built along
the main line. ior places the rice oi
Hermon. The pleticrm for the north
ride of the tracks her not asyet been
completed. At Dorian the new depog
basbeen erected and iebeing need. lt
is woes of the old depot and is north of
the tracts. The old brick depot. which
wee on the south side ofiibe tracks. is
being moved away. The work of bel-
leetiug with broken stone and laying of
thence tracts on some oi the sections
where only two tracks are in um» is also
progressing rapidly. it appears to be a
matter of but a few weeks now. before
the iour iracke will be completed and in
mobetween South Norwelk and Stem-
'o'd fli_......,. ‘ . »
“other Have You a Hebe?
it so. get from your drucgiet today for
25 cte.‘ bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic Cure.
Every baby oiien has dietresslng colic.
Dr. Hand's Colic Cure gives immediate
reiiei by removing wind iron the
stomach and quietiug the nerves, giving
restful sleep. lather think oi the
worry and anxiety this roves you. ii
your baby b teething Dr. Hand‘s Teeth-
iugliothlniordiicsute, octahe- and re-
lieves all pain. hold by all druggiste.
ii a New Yort millimetre museum.
nuatdthsvmudlflhrneehcosthlg
momwhichgivesitpeopledyepepsie
authenpeopleepatdtifltmtedce-
cre’ billsend finally have topayfloo
eeehichectesllieodCureto’ceretheai
whatwouid hedtesevlqpctieflhii
the Mee’w should not be given.“
Hegdlpsrscesatthehm
murmur-unmet”
laid in store» Delaware
quarto. meta. with Jar: price pints. co
a. i i. ll. Billillll’s ,
“mu won HEITEI
limiting. dispel Iiiil Iss-Firtisg.
lin rad Sheet Iron Wort.
iiet Iir lltttilig.
. Plane and estimates iurnished her it.
i-i weter.eteam orhoteir heating.
“l more ”Ally ‘r'l
Becca-ore to George 1!. Raymond.
furniture Dealers and Bi navel Funeral
Directors
re and 43 Main Street. Nor-elk. 0t.
Residence. 3 Berkeley Plane.
Telephone. 77-4.
W
99in lillllliilll some on
51 Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a m.. and from It.
8 n. m.. andlon Seinrdaygveninge from d 1.
H‘iuiereet allowed on depoeite. ‘
ALDEN EOLWANS. Frost.
JOHN H. FERRXS. Vice-Preet.
JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and Tre.
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WIN'I’ BB OWAION
BUTTER
Acclrding to our annual custom we have
County Cream
Butter. every pound oi which is wanes-tea
superior quality. We invite our irien
customers of past seasons who usually lay In
rheirwlnter enpplv. to come and inepent it. ,
The price will he :80 single pound: no for iron
Stemwaficiorwibe. and over. Cash in!
two laet oflere.
A be in in Syrup. We have a pure Sugar
Svrnp o good flevor.derh in color. which we
offer at 7 ct: per quart; 25:? per gallon. A
33221“ and a gallon of this Syrup we are at
' is.
Highland Full Cream Cheese. A winter's
supply. Finest in market. improves with
age. lilo lb
New Figs_
New Dulce.
New Prunrllr. lot.
Silver Plume. ior. ‘
California Dried Cherries. large. line. cheap.
husband cor-lined in Ludlow Street jail ice lb.
(‘aiiornla Raisins. 3 and i lbs . 25c.
Hoodlum raisins. (new) 15o.
Sew Citron. cheap.
Florida Oranges. 20¢ doz.
Reduced price for lard. Sugar and Flour.
Strained Honey pure and unadulterated.
from Sew Canaan. in quart and int Halon
jarszqt. weight abouts lhe : pint. 1 lbs. Price
“I.
with jar.
Dibble it Comsiocl.
. i.. liar Hater t lia‘moli Il.ii.
JUNE 7. IDOL
vaiNB i HAVE SOUTH NORWALK el
FOLLOW:
You New Youed Foe new Haven.
\. l—l 13 Wash. er. ace-l men.
in ex" liter»
it“. er. use».
115 local er. Tau...
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