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' roads and the leaders oi the strikers were
ammonium
M the neon Little Hera Violence-«A
Waco Held-31: m at liar
ltrthars la llavsrh‘lll. Ilsa, tails 0st
Ill! Un—D‘asaslasss at Md.
Bacon“, Jan. l7.-it is generallybe
tiered here that the strike at the trolley
ear motormen and conductors will he sst
tied amicably today. Iron: present indi-
cations arbitration will the resorted to to
cilect this. The members or the stats
board of mediation and arbitration were
exceedingly busy throughout the day. In-
terviews with the presidents of the rail-
bad, and the result is that a compromise
measure is under consideration by both
aides. '
The terms of the probable compromise
have not yet been made public. but - it is
believed that both the companies and the
strikers have made concessions Thestrik-
ers have expressed their willingness to
put the matter entirely in the hands oi the
arbitration board and stand upon the de-
cision which may be rendered. provided
that the companies will do the same.
The ollloials oi the companies have not
yet determined upon this course. but will
hold a meeting today to decide upon the
matter. innumerable conferences on the
question of a settlement were held yester-
day. but notwithstanding the efforts of the
strike leaders to come to an agreement
with the representatives of the trolley
roads action by the latter was deferred
until today.
The strike was declared oil on the De
Kalb and Franklin avenue lines this
morning. These lines constitute what is
known as the Brooklyn City and New
town Railway company. Colonel John M.
Partridge, timidont. The settlement was
brought about through the agency of
Mayor Sohiaren and State Arbitration
Commissioner h‘eeney.
Colonel Partridge says that this is pran-
tlrally a llackdown on the port of the
men. as he has conceded no pertinent
their feet yelling. “ilyneh him i" "
him!" When it was lssrnsd that
where the men claimed was a,spy,wss
in the house.- nnrnhsroi MM!
rush for the doovto‘hont him up. Tim
movement wall finally stopped, and the
meeting quieted down again. In all prob
ability an Welsstion will be dated at
next Sunday's meeting.
lit-selfle- Ooal ltrlha m
Gunmen. Jan. lr.-’l'hestriksin thc
Iiasslllon coal mining district finally can»
to an end. all the drivers and omelde we:
who have been on a strike agreeing to gt
haul: to work ior $1.00 a day.
PATTISON FOR MAYOR.
Convention Which Nominated llirn Elder
In a Free fight.
Puluourula. Jan. l7.--'l‘he Demo
erotic city mayoralty convention nominat
. ed onGevernur Robert .ll‘. Pattison lot
a mayor by a Vote at are to 79 ior Celene;
Bones.
The convention was the most turbulenl
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nounced For His Act.
ermine roe m nearer.
The Milled cam Incentive leans ts
nave ls rrlsnos Leit-Jlls on romeo
”Caused llins to tiring About alta
at Alike Which flay Basalt Curiously.-
Pnls, Jan. 17.-~’i'he hundred days
ended in Waterloo. It will not be M.
Casimir-Perler's faultil the 205 days oi
his presidencydonut end in the ruin ol
parliamentary government in France. ill
huntedlllre a spoiled child or an ill
tempered chess player. who, on ilndlns
that hshad done badly, tossosover the
chessboard.
lieiswell meaning. but headlong an”
queruously touchy. and is surroundedjty
would be Republican renegades or wealthy
semi-Liberals. airaid it they mov on to
melt like snails. lie has been at slam
the death of his bosom irieud.’ hi. Bur
dean. to whose want of in lid sense he
wall-riled and whose great alont he over
re
gathering that has avsnnlhlcd in this city
for a long time. There was a continuum
light from the time David W. Sellers called
the convention to order. The lights wen
not confined to desnltory 1'0th hm
lists were irequcntly shaken in the inner
oi recalcitrant delegates The trouble he‘
go» when the names for permanent chair»!
man were placed in nomination. It tool
the convention one hourto elect the chair :
man.
Theodore M. lilting (ind. Rep. l. Charla
H. Bones illoin. l, and Sylvester Bonnafon,
Jr.) lull, llop.)were placed in nomination
for fllCBlW‘l' oi larva The names 0! Et
ting and Hand; were subsequently wit
drawn, av :l nonunion was nominated
melatuullnn. 'l'llu Deirllmtiz “0""
time lnvmlrl ily a llolllournt
pendent liopuhiimn.
Magistorml nonlipa
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points.
Strikers Are Quiet.
Master Workman Connolly.
by your representative after the .
ment of the board of arbitratio ”$02“.
he hoped the propositions my: “’ an d ‘ 3‘
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st trike, as the employees had mnmled as
much as they intended to, He declared
that the offer of the men was fair in every
respect, but he refused to make public its
nature. .
The strikers are quiet and onlorly now,
and only in one instance during the day
did they come in conllict with the police
At Bush street and Flatbush avenue they
attempted to upset a car. but Sergeant
lelllllllrrllan, who was in charge, drew hi5
revolver and declared he would shoot the
first man who approached. and the crowd
kept Well hark.
Cars were run on the Flathllsh Avenue,
the Court Street and the Fifth Avenue
linoe. Souls of them were ill the hands of
green loan. and many minor accidents on
curred. (mly about nne-liith or the rumi-
lar nullllleroi trips were made no these
lines, the reason hi'll’lfl that tho rnlllpnnlcs
have not lm-u able in sol-un- suilirivnt ox-
periunvoli hands to operate the cars. al.
though the nilil'inls say that they have
plenty oi llolp,
Th0 "it: "ltt’rrhlll F'lIM' hirikp.
”.U'FJilillL. Marla. .inn. i7.~’l‘he-urilr~
ers have gillfil‘ll in the lust. L’l lluill'l'l midi.
tllmu which llmw' ill-llriy (loillilmi their
tlulnlmrs, 'i’llu granting of illultlr'tiuns
llfllllihl. vermin oi the strikers hall uppnr
ently awakened grunt indignation uni-lug
them who wuru rill“ at. tvork in fuvmrlvs
and had not lol illl'llt‘k. and only rn
more were lmml during the entire inro-
l‘lmlll. 'l‘ill' ill‘i‘lll'rilfll'ilH u! the lifll‘f'lllllln
Illqu-ll [lull-w stories Will'l‘WI‘“ filllnllFll.
'l‘lln tzrrullunl. llillnr llrut‘nssllnn t‘Vi‘I‘ .«w‘n
in this city «taro-«l from union llomiqlmr
tern. Hum- uus falling at tho (inns. and
lilo streets warn in a wry hall condition,
hut in spin» of 'hi'M) hindrances nearly
5.01m striker» and their uympaihin-rs win
all ill tho pl-musslnu. 'l'lm line oi llulrch
wan ilrst taken to Winl-lmll's Mg factory
on Locust afl'i't'l. and when tho counter
rllaroll waa made the slllmworkl-rs employ
ed llll-l'u, nlllul oriug over Ml. came out
and juillml (llt‘ prmmuion.
At the Halo. Shoe company’s Dunmn
street factory dim more strikerswnum and
Mlllleltwwom added to the ranks. and at
the llyrun Noyes Elmo company's factory
lhil came out. The prov-ession thou march
ed up lilvor atroot to Athletic park, the
iarmrim oi l‘hiclt lirotheru. W. W. Spnllld-
inn and Spaniliitlg ii: Hwolt being pnesed
on the way. None of the enjoined labor
lelulora went by the l‘lllrk ilmmry. They
left the line ilel'ore that. place was reached
ellll Jnllmi it after it was pumul.
At llm purl; a muse mm! lug wall Ill-ill in
the snuwalm’m. Jumm lv‘. l'nrvy presided.
llo illttmiuvcll Frank Thump-lull of the
Boston l'iullr Mukurs‘ union, who read a
letter from that. urmllli/atiou expressing
syrllpnthy with lilo strikers and trndvring
$54) for their allelistunru.
Mr. i'lmry llleil rumi a set of ”solutions,
which were unanimously adopted mnlci
great olllwrlnu. 'l‘llo resolutionsl-nnoimnn‘
all in vigorous language the notion of
hedge flood of the superior court of Maw
tat-humus for granting the injunction
walnut ilw labor leaders of the oily. char:
aetvrlclolr it as an act healing to the para
. pollution of a slavish umtrurt nysmm.
and a lilolmlre under which anyoitilen
may he llrmluht lwfnm the court and mm-
tuucolianllllmllmitile right-l of trial by
llll'jl.Wllli'll has prevailed unmolvstod since
lilo slimlulz of the Duluth) vllurllt
After the meeting the lion of march back
I) this city was taken up. and at heml-
nuarters lilo pl‘llfllwtlllll lit-3mm! to hold
moi-tings in their rmtsvotlvolmils. The
line was fully a mile long and lnvlmlocl
over illi) women.
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(“arm-glu's Mass Ens-lint.
litmus-Tun. l'a.. Jan, l7.-'l’hsre were
Mil men tall but no oi whom were mnploy-
see of the Carnegie steel plant at this
place) who answered the call for or met
lag at the opera house to express their
views on the matter at organizing a lallor
anion sudteglrs mu their lssllags
mourning the discharge the loo wort.
I'D for attending last line ’s meeting.
no plea of ’ ion was
II‘ 'thsssntimsat inferred! that
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man reversed his decision and ordered the
secretary to road the vote. in a moment
there was a free light. There were about
109 delegates on the plasrorm manlina
each «lthor when a squad of policemen ar
rived and with dllllcu’lty temporarily
quellcd the disturbance.
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COLON NEEQS HELP.
flat to Burn the I‘ity Announced hyflo
earth.
Coma. Colombia. Jan. iii—The great
est excitement prevails hero among the
native population. and the American resi
dents are anxiously hoping for the arrival
of a United States war vessel. This stat:
of affairs is due to the that that placard.»
have been posted in a number oi pulllil
plut‘t‘fi announcing that a plot has been
ion-mod to destroy Colon hy tire, and that
this will he done if wages are not prompt
ly raised in proportion to the cost of liv
ing.
The plotters are also threatening to do»
stray the property of the Panama llailrmc
conumny, an American column, and they
ham tllrl-monl-li to kill the freight aglvrltl
oi the milh’wi. The Amrrimlls lml Eu
ruplslns are taking measures to defend
thriller-lyre and their property, and most
mrtous trulllllo ill until-ignited
”In. Meyer In t'ree.
vaw l'ullx. .lau. l7.~-.\lrs Mary Meyer.
the-will: of llr lirury 1’. l~'. Meyer, whr
la nuvv surfing» liir wllilvm'l'lll ring Mil»
primal. “1w lllni‘hflfllfltl by Judge lngm
hum in tile mun. oi uyor and lurmiller.
Mm. Mayor was army-ml ivy Kari Mullet
M an ur'mmpilm ill Lilllnu by poison Lilli
wig llramit ul- ileum. iii-r husband WM
eunv'lrrl ll alter a long trial,
Mine And-trifle.
i‘llAilv’Iliih‘. l'a, Jan 17 —~’l'lmro was a
chapter of scrim“ an lllnllln ill the minus
Andrew lluaurmnrskl was Mlle-cl by {all
lng down a runaway at lllel’nnwrun luln--.
Frank "Hindi-l rl-w‘lvmi fatal ltullrim ll)
living “Hill: on lhe head with an as m
the Hill‘llelllu llllnt'rl. null ('liiirml “more
was internally injured at llwl'alnerun
miliory
Mint Ivy Tramps.
”lls'lzlllthi’l'fl‘l, S. Y, .lan. l7.——A gang
of tramps at Mlmuehanrla. l’a. shot l-Zli-
warli iinlioran at that place. The hall
lodged in his groin. The tramps werr
attempting to hold up linlluran and ox-
Shoril‘i ii. F. Ml'Kune. James and Ml,
cllm‘l "hilly We'l'ultflt‘lflidl'tnll lulled. "ul-
lornn will l’llmlull'.
Sisty litrret fan Bar-sell.
”mills, Jan. l7.—~lv'ire llrnllmmt in tile
r'nl'hnlme n! that Wmf Em] .‘lnmt Hallway
company no l’oiumlluu at on early this
morning. and the [luliilllufl‘illflfllhlflfl Ill
care, was limtruymi. The rare wensalsu
burned. llnimrt lv‘. llariamlaml Franc-ll
liwiit, lmth oi engine in. wen.- injured.
timrrgr 0. Jonas liens].
NEW Ynlzn, Jim. l7.~~llmruoll. Jones.
who Well known Hu-rnlw'tvr, who yrarv
ago was a rainilalolo on tlmllrm-nlraok
ticket {or the uovmnorshlp :f tllia slate.
duel at his sorts home in {wt Pligillioth
“feel in this city oi meipelas.
l'ltllsl “hurting Aerial-ht.
(flraunlxlm. in. Jan. i7.-—.i. Lynn
Ilri’lleraml. one of the iruullmr lurrllmrmr'n
oi this munty, arrillnnlully who: himself
while pulling a lmulcvi rliioirtm under his
sleigh seat. No clromsnlllnml ill hilt tracks.
flit-mun tzloeim Viral-rm.
Lttlrmfl. Null. Jan. l7.-’l‘llo two
hmsmui tlwlvgllllntlll’u in juintmnwn
ilon rim-lured John 3!. ’l'llurston elm-tell
to the lfnlml Mares limit! to sill-reed
titration i". )iandorwm.
1&1“ Wheat llurvsrsl.
Jensen“ (rm. Mo. Jan. l1.—»'l'he
plant of the ll. ll. Home Milling «money
and a wanton» containing lithium lalslr
sis of wheat horned to the ground.
”Cumin (instant.
Wilsmse'mv, Jan. l1.-~'l'he lisltlsh am:
We and lady Pauneeiole gave it till»
nor in beam of the secretary of stats and
Ira. Gresham.
”we,” . ..ww.m.»m~~»
international 'rrsttlag carnival.
l
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glider: the light commenced Pan'
‘ssssllae has it. t2. Jam 11-day
ln resigning the pres lent muddled an
already confused all The not oi
resignation was in mm and disre
MUM. lh‘lulh .ot intentionally so. oi
“'9 presldl'ntial . lice and oi a port oi fpar-
liament. [The circumstances connected
VIM! “I” 0" at are deplorable The high-
." DO“ b beemiesorted at the first crisis.
Tb" W .mlosomo precedent established
by M“ .iahun, Gravy and Carnot in con:
sultln , in times oi didlcully the presi-
de" of both legislative houses was dis
.card :11. M. UhflllclnifiLL‘cOfll’. president
0‘ the senate, was alone sent (or. helhav.
ng always rather envoursgud than sought
to allay M. (Iaslmlrrl'erier'a touchinssr
and angry chuiiitlons. hi. Chaliouml—La
ever had advised dissolution. and threaten
ing it as a mains at bringing the nose oi
the chamber of deputies to the grindstonr
ior its doc‘llity was not thought enough.
Besides he is ill temporal! and arrogani
, and sylnpathires with the mactlonarles,
. the consequence oi having been "titled
l {rum nothing to the greatest sltuntlom
and associating with dukes at the Made
l nly. ills splenolic telnporohimed in with
the imparlonw and irritability oi hi. Casi.
lnlr‘ l‘erier.
Cuimlr-Perlar In Private Lite Today.
M. lirisson. who was ignored. inn mall
of firm principles and a Puritan in his do
mastic liia ills record is spotless Hil
intellect is of a high order, but his single
pass oi mind is not assoviated with thr
wisdom oi the serpent.
’l'he preuillential message was read in
the chamber of deputies by M. Brisson in
a melllfluous voice and with admiral om
phasla it With the most ill judged stats
w paper of which i have any recollection. it
hits at the iril-nds and loos oi the author
and is absurd throughout.
)1. i'asimir-l’oricr goes lxaolt today tr.
his private rumiiil-nvo in Rue Nitot. when
he lives on the first floor. and his mother,
who, with .‘llhl. llllrdmu and fipullor,
persuaded him to run ior the presidency,
lives on the ground floor.
M. llrisslm has apparently the heel
chance of being clef-tn! president Leeann
ho is a Portion and in wanted for the
plum. but he will not haw a lllnjority “I
the Hulmfl'
M. “will! or. who was prime tuillielt-l
when ll.» l’xlrrmm svallll lla‘ “we unveiled.
but who “Tin not lml'lii'lilt‘il in them, ll
also nmlliiu-u-ll in «writm'tiou with the
ofll-o,
.\l l’llwn' :ll-u lulu it fair (-lulm'o am:
will iw slifil’l‘rll'tl by the ruliil’ll)’ comply
nil-s' luunm ”t' i~ lrlullmz ”i“ t'llllllt'll n!
state‘s lirrminll m llll‘ railway mailer lit
film}.
.‘i. Pc‘lx l—‘mlro. millistl-ruf mar-inn, ls‘
Ill” almlu‘ll til.
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('lsurusing ml the I’rrslrls-ru'y’.
’l'lu- rnl'llelulliil llrputlos are greatly on
no) ul ll! tlw h'lili‘ll of )l, iiriwul lil llll
('lhtilllh'l’ of lirpulim to allow it lllm'lilr’llll’l
oi llu- l‘rwpmal in rowm lilo constitution.
ill. .llloiluiln. ll fl‘\isllllil~l and the within
0! u \vnrl. upnll l'llfl‘lllilllllll-t! rights. ell:-
‘rinrm that in Will lmu llu- mum-r he
lure lllv nullnmsl :l~~rlll‘ it ill \‘l-lmlllml.
'llu- iiowximusll ~rtmlnr~ at their nil-ot-
lllg llllliut. ll lli nrull r in tin lilt} will) should
he tlmir mmllllllir in? tin: prc-‘lltlulll'y. The
following; was lllv rr‘nllll
M. Violate-l. iiuunucuu. till: M. llrissou.
M; M. Louisvt. in: M. l'llalleml-l»[.m-ollr.
)7. Bl. llllpuy. l.
A m-mmi llfllll'lt hall the (allowing re-
Illlt. M. “'ilillut'L-lillllasll‘ltli, Bl. M. “fili-
nm, ms.
The forms of M. i'llsimir l’oricr's letter
of resignation Were a float surprise to the
deputieswlm, “1104‘ it hall lleetl rmd, gath-
ered to groom in the lullhiml. There was
no doubt that tiu- letll-r rrootml awry un-
invoraluie opinion. This WM mostly cr-
pmm'tl by tho mriaiisls. who openly (lo-
elaro that the whole ullair is a victory ior
them and for ”Mr Miles. The iiadll-uls
wcmpimwmlly 'illl'lll'liéi'il at. the president's
flhlflilblluil. although they rrguril hie ac-
tion as lnoxplimhlu
The Moderates SDIll‘llrliil to he very
wrnihiul. M. Fiournne. for instance, amid:
" it is a Mime ill the {am oi lint-up". "
M. INIHNI‘H. \\ ho was mm of (latlliu-tln's
personal irll-ml-I and who has always (10‘
funded the policy of tile llopullllt‘nn on-
ion. rvlmlrlu-ll
"We llmugilt vm llml ellwtml ll mall and
not a child as [lrl‘kllii‘ll’. “
Ailrr variulla lmmlinm at the Iu'mllo'
the presidents”! llm lloplllllivntl uruupu
saw M. “'lllllul'lpllnlllis‘lfilll and strongly
l'i-prM‘lltml lilo lllta'ntlmm ni their "lands
to support his candidacy if he Would Cilii'
lent to stmni. it Is lroliovml that, ill View
of this “mill”: and ills foot that ll grout
nllmimr nl deputies have prrunlsod to sup-
port him. hi. “'fllilt‘lk‘ihllbllflll will doll-
nltely mil-wilt lo ll'l‘nmn a candidate.
Mme, ( TitilVllr‘l'i'l'li’r has been anxious
lot the resignation at her lluslmml. the
ilmllm: the Point" of the Klymio it mall,
prison. and heir l~.lllllr«-ll’sllvm till-oatmeal
and illorelnru lilvpriw-i of ”Mr usual out
logs. The wlmlo imnily “toll in a gins.-
hlmm to he nmrlu inr llllssiles. and. while
the oligeols oi hum lug jealousy. were utter-
ly wretched. EMHA’ (Juawrouu.
hair 0! {violent Butts l‘p.
Mullins, Jan. iii-Jilli- fluke of ()r
leans. pro-lender to the throne of Franco.
left Htuwo ileum fur Him-r. it in presum-
ed that ho is going in lielsrlllm or that he
will llwsvt llll suppmlI-l’n at imver. ('nn-
topically it is Milena] that the myaiisis
of France are preparing to take some so
tien in View oi the crisis in France. a
”all ”cl... rascals-ms.
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”F A PHILADELPHIA CLOTHING HOUSE WHO ARE BBTIRING FROM Till
’ ‘ READY-MADE BUKINESS. SALE WILL COMMERCE
ESDAY. JAN. lSlh,1895.
Young Men's Suits. their price 3| 6 to %
$25: our price. $7.50; , __ ‘
Overcoals and Ulsters. their price $7
to $20: our price. $5.00. .
. Children’s Suits. their price $5 to
$l 2: our price. $3.00. .
These are all of line imported iabrics, made and trimmed in the beat mall-g
na r: and we advise an early inspection oi this stock. ‘
_ A inrtho r interesting announcement is that we will reduce our eat
oi heavy Clothing for Men's and Boys’ wear 20 per cent. from marked pri .
W. A. Blillllllll &
BlilTHlEllS AND FURNISHEBS.,
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BEAR IN MIND
That I carry a larger stock of high gr l
. Grain than‘any dealer in town.
. That I makes specialty of the Grain busine
.‘ . and devote my whole time and attention toils.
That I use Higbie'sPatent OatCleaner and I
you Oats free from dirt and other impuriti
That my prices will at all times be as low
the quality of goods will warrant.
That I am located at 15 Marshall street,
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HAY. BI'BAW. GBAIN, SALT. "ID,
FRANCIS &" c
There are many kinds of Clothing 8
and it l'olllaills with you to decide W11}?K 7.
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you will have the wool over your eye }
uli your buck.
We are offering larger discoun t
winter clothing than over before, ill '.
to reduce stock before inventory in Ft; ’
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FRANCIS & , c'
86 Washington Street, - South Norwalk.
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iillli's $3.00 8
and you will see not only u
was and Perfect Fitting Silo
_ till! mm in which the ,:
39%? Manual is Head. Combining durability a
is nhiny ii. the bent $3.00 Seamless film» in the ma
{EVERY PAIR WARRANTE u.
Call anl examine them before purchasiml any other "
H. S. BROW .
South Mala street. 50. My:
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