WALL PAPER.
I am now located in my “PW
store. and cordially invite you
ideal! and see me. I shall take
pleasure in showing you my
goodswheth’er you wish to buy
if
.
or not. I am receiving about
two shipments at new goods
one week. My stock for the
on... . 1
price will be very low on
goods. My connection
the manufacturers aflords
facilities for buying, not on-
l, " yed by any dealer in this sec-
itiou of the :state.
" ninters ' “Supplies, Artists’
._ . rum. a;‘
‘sls, Glass, etc.
ting, Paper Hanging and
ting, by competent men
nu mass.
.The great German stable
bedding. No more stall
laundered horses, no more
scratches. By reason [of
the great absorbing quali-
ties of this bedding, there
is no stable odor.
lYMilNll iiiiiiS
lllPllllllllli isms
. some. ll. -0:
. m u. so. llllllllllll.
a Limited to Diseases oiWomen
liter-Inn in
‘1. I. Potent also.
; lots to less.
O .I m Mill’s. 430 loinlu Street,
in m wrrmnmnm rows-
”. Blister a WWW“ "
m... .... sum nos.
on .
y ‘ ~ ‘5 i k8?-
' w ‘ sou. um
v .
argued. Judge Sea-
man ssidhewould grant the motionand
ordered a consult. Mterahotwrsngle
between the attorneys Judge Seaman dew
lirerod his charge to the jury. He
he said, nothing mt sym thy at; W
woman. but under the orcu . ' ’
there was nothing for the jury to :60“
render a verdict for the doi
“This." he continued, “must be your!!!» ‘
dict. So say you all." addressing the jury.
Not a men oi the“? moved nor shades
motion oi assent. 0n the faces of the
jurors was seen a dogged determination.
Juror Clayton rose, and in a quivering
voice said to the court: ”Judge. those are
not my sentiments I cannot agree to
render such It vcnllot. " The other jurors
loliowed Clayton's example. Judge Sew
man's (see flushed a deep crimson. and
then. one alter another, nearly every juror
mode a similar statement.
Judge Seaman explained to the jury
that they were not judges of law. and that
the responsibility for the verdict won on
him alone. Finally all the jurors except
Clayton agreed to render the verdict or-
dered by the court The matter was or.
good at length by the judge and juror.
each maintaining his position in a vigor-
ous but manly and dignified manner.
The case was finally dismissed on the
stipulation that the order 0! dismissal
should be equivalent to the rendering or a
verdict ‘by the jury upon the order of the
court sud under the protest of the jury.
The jury was anxious to reader’s verdict
of 324.000 for the women.
THE BUTTE DISASTER.-
leny Bodies o! the Victims Ila" Been
ltccnverod and Identified.
BUTTE. Mon, Jan. 17.——lt is now sell.
muted that the number oi persons killed
by Tuesday night's terrible explosion oi
clout powder is 60. Nearly 60 are alrendy
known to have been killed. Today the
city is in mourning. and all fingsare st
hall most The relief meeting coiled by
the mayor was largely attended, and eem~
mittens were appointed for the collection
of money for the relief of the sillch fem
flies.
The people ore responding liberally. and
o sulllciont muount to relieve distress in
already guaranteed. A number oi the bod.
ies ore munch-ll beyond all recognition
and never will be identified.
The following is the list of the dead
identified; Charles Alson. George Mellon-
nld. Charles (ioutteubcm, Conseguo Bums.
Gt‘llrflfl liolhmlth. J. .l, Mullnle, Professor
Bobbins, John J. “Bright. C. 1- ’l‘mvy,
Mutt Grosser. Uillcer Fred Kmnhmli.
Juuws U'lmury, Albert. limhlnni, William
Pierce. ——~- Foster. Mike Meade. George
Wilt-m, Willium Smith (color-mil. .l. ii.
Miller. Fred lhlwmnn, George Holloway.
Mike Dongle. —-— ilailry. Alfred K. Wu)
linms. \l‘. ll. Nolan, l'hnries ilnurwu,
Elmer Greene. till Sloun. ,Alur l‘uuhy.
Juhu Morgan. S. De Longury. A. ll, l'uin-
eruu, John l-‘luun. Suluuvl Ash, [hive
Moses. iimrgo Fifi-r. l’otur Nor-linger, \l‘il-
lioui Motion. John Fudge. (llu Holstein.
l’ruimsor liuhhins, or Robinson, who
is ohm known on Tim llmr. wow: u ianmus
hiuilvrmul l'riolul ni ’l‘hemlom “nun-volt
of New \nrk. llu lixul spoutull his life
in the muuutuins and um umkluu pl‘vpllv
rnlluus to guide a party through .1 prm‘»
til'rilly unlumwn portion of lill‘ Yell-m“-
stum- park. Sow-ml visitors in the c-liy
uro "mung the llt'llil. among them bring
.l. ll. Miller. on lililllu lawyer,
Tho ruins om still sumlilrriug. and it
is lli'lliit‘uil llmt mum limlius will in» fnurul
uudurthoucrmui drain-la lllllllll'll‘n on:
coming lruumll ports oi the l'nltml Notes
inquiring about n-lutlws nud friends who
"Hilda in the ally and who u'u-ro supposed
to have hum hero or tho time of the ”pic.
slon. it is admitted by oil lhnl. this is by
inr tho immt (lisndtrous surface explosion
thut liltr um‘iil‘l‘ml pnywhore in the country
during recent yours.
(ilwrrnnr “urinn Appoints I Judge.
Amen: .lxm. lT.~«--li«m,-ruur Morton
dosluuuml lion. ilmulliun “uni, u jut
lieu of the supreme mutt oi the Eighth
uuilvlul district. us Kin-infill!" Jun-line n!
the gonvrul (vrm for the Fifth tll‘lmi‘lllltlifl
’ll tho sup'omo mutt to till the vumuvy
caused by tho rvslmmiinn of tho llllll. Ai-
lu-rt lluiuhl and for the reumlmler oi the
term ml elm-h mmwinto justlo-l' iur whlol’l
Judge “night was lust ill'fllflnlhtt‘d.
’l'm- Anpliyxiniml.
llllilll'hlnii’V. N, .l., .lnn. 7,-«l1lllv’t
Aiulvrnnu. l7 your-l old. umndilmlghlvr of
ii line-aninu Anderson oi l'vrriuvvlllo,
sml lhn ‘.' yunr‘nlol «laughter of Mrs. H, l'.
lli'lllii‘il'lfllnll, Wllli lirul been Mt in the
usrl'x «'lmmu. worn luuml cloud ut Mr. An.
{it Hull's lumw. lmlh having been mispri-
inlml by the lumen from viuumol.
TELEGRAPHlC BRlEFS.
The pope l vnjnylim hitter health.
'l'lmrnlllllllnll ill .luulm! Hunt Mu ('01P
semi. Mum, ill worm.
The 4 mlmu homes along the ’l‘vuu lwu'
:lr-r Itru helm: luwstlmiwl hy (‘it'll Sun"
ire l‘nmml-aiunuv Lyumu.
Mixes Lulwu lllvllwll Niwil of Memphis
and (fruu‘lm'll lllll. son oi Fenlimr Hill of
Unlurmln. were inurriwl lit Memphis.
The llulw U! A ruyll. who siulllv‘nly
l’nlnieii in lulllrvssiuu a mmtinu ul Him-
gow. is Now prmmunmed out of dunner.
'l'wonum we'm killed n d two others
injured M n holler oxplmlo int tho in limb
mill in the Formula rill-vi winks M Home
stead. i’h.
”not pmmrsilrms urn living mode at
(“town im- the mulwlntcr mmiml that
will he held lbl-ro during the latter part
oi J nounry.
'l‘lioeopinln oi the gvnclnrums in the
Ellmstllsirlrt has been ordered to (1.,”
flaililtitrplu to underpin punishment {or ill
trotting an American titlrslonnry.
The works oi the Maiden and Moimw
(ins Light company in Maiden. Most.
were completely destroyed by an explosion
p mortar-light system of both cities
wk: mum.
Jolyiglflhtoillark
were cm In isomer—lie
Mumm ‘ '
New Year. Jan. 17.--A lettsr written
MR duh 9‘ Album
Howell of Gewgla‘
was given to the publlebylr. Howell
with the senator's consent
The letter is important in its hearing
upontheoampalgn «11896. Senatorflill
declared in the letter that the free misses
of eilreras well as gold “must beheld out
hethegnalwhleh the countrynuset ulti-
mately reach. " ‘
The letter was written when the extra
session oi 1898 was under discussion. and
thesenetorsoid hehsdsdvised Mr. Cleve
land for a spring session. He declared (a
the repeal of the Sherman low. loving.
‘~‘ The true irisnds oisllrsr makeamletake
in trying to defend it."
”I am in favor oi bimetalllsm as the it
no of the tutors. We should seek to keep
that issue to the front. We should not
strive for temporary successoroompmnlse
measures. We should be (or tree coinage
under an internotional agreement it it is
possible to procure one. and [or which ev-
ery exertion should he mode. and. it not
possible. then for independent bimetal-
lisrn. This is the great goal (or which we
should otrlvc.
“It cannot be done at once. Our iriends
must not be impatient The people must
be educated. The unexpected action of in«
die and the gcrleral sentiment oi the mou~
eyed classes conspire against us at this
time.
l'roe Collage 01 Gold and Silver.
” i do not- heliers in the Bland bill or any
other measurewhleh guarantees anything
less then unrestricted coinage (or gold and
silver allkn ns pledged in the Dclnccratio
notional platform. Let us prepare not for
the present victory, but for victory upon
that issue in mint. >
“The repeal of the Sherman law will not
give “he relief which is anticipated. it
will old business temporarily. but in a
year times will be hard, and the demand
for a permanent ilnsncial relief will be
irresistible. We should continue to hold
out irec coinage as the goal which the
country must ultimately reach. The Mr
nmph oi the monometallists will be but
temporary. "
Further on in the letter Senator Hillj
.ys that the lo per cent tax on state‘
hanks cannot wall he deienderl. but that
:31.” the consequences oi a repeal lie
"While perhaps we sh old take the
[round that the status shell I! beat liberty
to issue such notes ii they desired to do so.
yet such issue should not he encouraged.
We should not be switched on from the
gold and silver issue upon any such side
truck." -
As to tsrif! reiorm the senator said:
"We must make it little term reform
go is great ways. The condition oi the
treasury will not admit of much reduction
except in those cases where a reduction is
likely to prudllt‘n more needed revenue. 1
do not think we need lie awake nights st
all anticipating trouble from the tariff
question i doubt the policy oi restoring
the anger in x. ilur people bore come to
rogzml sum" us one of the necessities and
comforts of life. and they wont it as cheap
no pmslhle. Let the thrill be retained on
those articles which (‘0th in cmiipetltion
with our Workuwn it it is ncwssnry to so
cure more l’rt‘r'nllt'. "
The senator litllllfll in rinsing a semi
moot that is especially interesting in the
light of surmount would lie Mill. "i
believe in the aid dm‘mmwiu east-minis.
unity; in uunmu-ntinia. liberty, and in all
things, charity. "
'l'ln- [Delaware- P-rssalurlnl Contest.
Wll\il\‘l,lii?~. llwl , Jun. l7.~——Twu hol-
lots for l'n'uml Stun-s murmur Wore taken
by tin.- lvgisluturo iiuth brought the mum
rmmll. finnulur Higgins Tl‘lfl‘lVi'd l” tutu,
Allilll'kfl 0:. Money 3, “ulmtt it and Tim-
ncll in. line Drum-mt “moment. “life
the pituutiou prm'timlly n-nmlus unrhnnu
ed. the hello-l prumlls that the deudiovk
will not mntimm much lung". The qllt'ré-
tiou of n romprmuise candidate is rewir—
Iug consideration.
fought Robbins a rink.
Burner-rm .lan. l7,.~.-A young man
giving the mum of Edwin! Dillon. :0
year» (if ago. it rlilll'uml 1mm oi ('hlrngo,
wns arrested in the not oi wishing the sole
oi the (Trial-wont lluurlug mills. ills coin-
panic" em‘npmi.
State Arsenal Noperintendeat.
ileum-mun. .lrm. lRAAiljutnut Gen-
eral Stewart mmounrml the nppolutulout
of Major .luhu W Nushlt of .illi-glmny to
he sugwriniomli-ut oi tho-stole umtml. vim
Limih-nnnt \ ‘nlumvli'hristnphor 'l‘. O'Neill
oi Allentown. .
slim! Himself In the fits-oh.
Tum. N. Y. Jun. 17» Thomas Mills-it,
32 yoursni age and mnrrlml. ruunuittcd
sulr'itln hero by shooting lilmsrli in the
heels with n monitor. [in mum home in-
tuslmtml olul hm! ovldrully prt-mmllmlnl
the llrml.
unis-ideal at Ilia Muilwr's Home.
lil’i‘t’Mn. .luo. l7 wliulmrt 12 Palmer,
atmvidluu won [or ill» Mmmuus llnnl
were rmupuuy n! l'hl'miwlphlo. shut and
lastnntly lullwl humel! oi ilwljumo oi his
mother ut llllill linurk uwuiw.
[item-mm! ”mum: tarsus-d.
llu'uumu, .lon. l7 writmlsnie of Rich-
mnrui milvm' urn imllummt at the rim.
tlnn of n m-w prn-hlvui.
college in effigy liy llw slain oi the in
menu moul,
The hunt .Imndls [ls-leashed.
riM'Awnu. .lrm. ii.---»’l‘he Sil‘i‘l’l‘ yin-ht
Ammile WIN ru-lmml item i‘lll-‘lmly' by
(lavish: lingers oi the revenue moun-
lioutw‘li Ml trilouruphlmmh‘rs (mm Wulh
ingtun.
t termini lwmmmuted.
Cllsnlssros, w, \'n.. .lsu. l7.~-—'l“h.~
lltunncrnilv uuu'iis mnrmiluntml Hon.
John S. l‘mnm-u lnr scooter, the vote
standing: t'mmiou. l7; William Wilson. )2
Wile Murderer Convicted.
l’uovmmrr, .Inn. 17. w'l'lm guy in the
m» of Jimmy ll, llmloru-nlnt’nll. I-linmwl
with killing his wile Msiml. merited s
verdict oi nuimlmmluvr.
Represents-lire t'rmn tin-tn.
Ussnirurm. .lsm, i1.—~itopnwnlotirs
Mimi! Alulmmn introduced it till pm
riding for o representative to witness
mum
”renew
In the course at speech
ullsdettsntloutothosrsvityoi
waswhieh lord‘s cannula .. ’
against the'llnited Statuses
Iheenotenthnajardiflmntial.
some; llr. um felled i Mm!
the inmtaxtc thcoourts. " ”WM
WWlonolanimportsnt “' ”‘l‘
lininnethelnterroumo
partment to change its 9 1‘“
collecting the income tax.
Mnlndgs’s snort to ..
to! ofllclals placed underei
was defeated. The loco
.ve the Inconie
1 service rules
0 tax appropfi.
. the leulsiaiun- mrt in joint session.
'l'lwy horned the ’
ation was then agreed go . 0d the deficien-
c! Immtlon hill
° W of a
mlitfgndrgllhmémfsidcnt (or in-
formation as to the nogo it can! with Ger-
mangorelntivo to the tori lsherlmzta':
lecture of the (is
“M“ “We“ .B’wligdlililizl
hiassschusetts. during m bill of th
the iodine appropriatlirw ll; 0‘ 0 our-
IUMJ situation. Mg 3 tr charged the
Moor-ts with limb/m, to meet the '1“
”gm M can“ ,l‘rscey and Mr. War-
nor m- :5,“ York he the counter
charge that the pit licans, by voting
solidly against the‘g't'm‘“ question 0"
the day when the spacial“? w" “P k"
consideration. hsd prevented 21’9in
passage of is bill. A general ”pining?"
oi the posinon oi the mucus (actors lil'J
the house followed.
Mr. Reed end Mr. Werner were partie-
nlerly sarcastic. the iurmer declaring that
the Carllsle bill had not strength enough
to stand alone and had fallen of its own
weight. while the letter warned the Be-
publlcans of the situation with which
they would be confronted when the extra
session was mlhd. -
hir. Simpson created a laugh by his as-
wrtion that ii two parties dodged ro-
mnelbility for c defeat of currency leg-
islation the Populism were glad to assume
it and would be proud oi it. No progress
was made with the Indinn bill. In the
morning moral bills were passed. ‘
Indian Convicted at Hunter.
lasers. N. Y.. Jen iii—The trm of
lnac White. a St. Regis lodian from the
reservation in the northern part of Frank
lin county. which has been in progress
hero for n week. closed with a verdict oi
murder in the first degree. The prisoner
was chnrgcd with the murder of Mary Ann
Lebanon. with whom he lived in August
lost. He will beeh-etrocuted at iianne‘
morn prison during the Week beginning
March a.
Andie-er Escaped Asphytlatlon.
Memos. ind. Jan. 17,—c-Whilo the Wil-
bur company was poriurmlnu at the
Swmtzer tip-m llmmc at u matinee. the
full oi the curmiu broke it natural gas sup»
ply pipe. calming is rapid osmpc oi pus.
'i‘hc nudiouw- esvapmi mioly. and so did
the action-i. With the loss oi their word
mint-t, Au t"plnhinll emu followed. lilmv~
log out the v ‘ul of the opera llulln‘v' the do
struvtiun of which the tire soon finished.
l’nelmeh-r Harlan Not Convicts-1|.
Wil.lii2:~ll.t“l;l". l’n, .luu. lTriicni'gu
. 5min“. pn {mailer or “lulu llnvui. was
arraigned l'luru l uitmi Nun-s ('uunnls
sinner Huhu. i'lllll’gi‘ll wrlh \in-luiing tin
postal lows, l‘omgn'esumn iiilu-s “us the
pruswutur. 'l‘ln- [wistnuumr wow zim'usml
oi llrslrnyilu; mum-uluu litvmiuro m-ut out
by Mr. lllm's {rrri'lulh in ”2" liis‘lt‘li‘l‘tlull.
'l'lu- ilt‘ll'lltlulil wow disrlmrln ll for luck at
ovltlcurn
Man send "one i'run-n to Dentin.
stunner Lies. S. Y. Jun. 11-51»
phvn hunt-re of iirumiuu. S. Y.. mu
efmvon to death. along with his horse.
svwml nights ugo. lie hml started in at
his linmu with light I‘UVI‘I'S when the mid
warn mum on. Tuesday his body wit
ioumi lrnn-n Mill. unul his horse WIN still
hitchui in lin- slvlgh and standing in the
deep Mil/W on Lake Urunin rend. irozon
“ill also
lion-mot Lord This" (Miro.
Mum. Ur. .luu l7.——lluth brunchesol
The
rule for governor was canvassed and Wily
llnm i’. Loni uliwllm-li elm-led Governor
i'uuloyur then delivered hi» llnal nil-seam)
to tlu- legislature, ulirr which (interact
Lord was mum in by i ‘lelvi .lustlvo llean.
llsmlllnmlus .‘llnslng.
ihitxlz. .‘t‘. ll.. .lnu. l7.»-‘l'liu ofllriuls
oi the [inter Notional lmuk how-smell
Imps of m ”wring the Museum lmnku oi
the bank. illnlltill ilmll' tilmmmvirulu'o hm
lurmue ulnru ml is lily-ili‘l‘i llmu owr. 'l‘lw
gem-nil i'ulll'f id Unit the); Worn destroyed
by Cfl‘lllt‘l‘ Allin)”.
Wank ll live-river .‘mmmtml.
'l‘ithnn. Jun. 1‘. .. Smuuul K Wilson.
own-arui lmll u mllllnll or one third of
the capitol «tori. oi the 'l‘r-vuinn l'msvu-
“or linliuuy rnmpnuy. lit“ uppilml iuro
M‘ulh'l’ lur llw . morally. itlll'gillu lid in-
lolwtwy
hslrms‘o hing Vut I'u suuwl.
WtNlll‘A Ink. Juli i?” 'l'u' Knrwm in.
Quinn harp l. u M'uivonl u l'llllli‘ill‘ltlll irulu
Hmul ‘l-maugilm report “hill; mmoin
thin millilry n low days nun m‘tlu- ivl'im'i
that tho Lint: n-i lwrm lliitl ham poisoned.
lintltsnml is l nit-nail; Hush.
Wommwrm, .lnu. lT.-——.lmu-pli llnnllzon.
ilm lnumll‘r Iii the Ft. Morin ilunm For
Workup“ lrlrls til l'l’iwllli‘lu-n. lmn Ilulilituil
‘Iytliilflll in muluw a chair in polillrul t‘ifllflr
omy m the l‘ollmllc university. ‘
Wulrntt Its-wieelml.
ilwnm, Jam. li.~-l~:«lwsnl l). Woloutl
wired the Hill liupulullrou mm at the
film III-isle!" oi the lvuisluiurc and was re
claim! 1 nilml rill-two souniur.
Sir-lull (isms in Warmer.
linen. Wk. .lnn. l7. $119910“ milego
Irusim'slmwrulml tomlmlt «cinch to the
mllouo (‘insw-l ailm- this s: luml your.
Mr. l'lntt'e Ailmny Holt Finds.
Moist. .lnn. flaw-Thomas 0. Phil
I“ left im- New York.
Waiter new . 1
_llew lurk Grocery uni
Coredflsmssndshouldensoldatcost.
uosovsu's surmise, someouwsns.‘ ‘ ‘ ’ .
‘ ‘ as new eraser. roswsm
66th street-no let menus. l NEW YORIQCII'Y.
40th Street and 9d avenue.
on and Reliable Daily Direct Freight
~8m~
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK sun
.NORWALK. .. ’
run PROPELLEBS . - . . ‘ . -
CITY -OF N ORWALK,
VULCAN.
Will louse Pier 2%, E- 3» Eastman street, New York. at 5 p. In.
lave Norwaik, ii p‘, {9. South Kuwait, 8m p. m. -
Freight received from r- m- '0 5 n In- . ,
Upon application m mg the City of Norwalk, hale and Vulcan 1". he
-. at for special lots oi freight any here i” N" York or its m’ ‘
U'AII ”mumm'bidm ' anyoithcesnployesoltho m o!
on .m or mum. of the owners thermi. '
Only regularly organized business co
County, Send for new illustrated catalogue glvi
Near 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
that new.
;. a mum. President. in. e. nuns leather ti on... .... “
”tier. Secreiaxy and no”; p i
- ,, DIAMON'DSW
I have been euccessiul in buyin Diamonds that no."
ported free of duty and out in New ork; for out and flu. an:
superior to Diamonds cut in Europe. These Diamonds were ' at
before the diamond cutter’s strike at a saving of ten per eons.
cost, and Will offer Diamonds to my customers this season
less money than the some quality of goods can be bought
elsewhere.
A. W. AUSTIN, THE lEAlllNG JEW "“
39 no sum. sunset. lull. p.333
, _ A. m , .. .. m
Wall Paper. Wall Papem REME 3:53:
like connection 8‘; mm m
We need i , _
A mow)" ad “rates 60., l. ‘1' :1: Mr
ne . 4530 give m
rmnf inmwmufeugnm’b
. 1.5."
YOUR he businese;m.u.:ommu '” ' confections,
to sell goodswliudmvwdclf ulster Sator-
not to holdl s s l‘ ffcendyendosteoi all
them, and. - ' . o’clock he will give
”Lyman Basics store with
when every-l
. body is hsrdi
_' .lnveotory next week. in
up it is good policy for atbusiness l
man to accommodate himself to: . Jam ' M .
the circumstances. 3
\V A Ll s PA [Wild 5
is worth just as much today as it: a (bump ed II '
ever womit la made just as w; kg” m m is
it will lusti juv-t gelling as of. lieulariy i m”. "mar:
but it wil not ring as get“, 0, M 1"”
price. Why? Sharply bum” better. mmm 0" “'- 0‘0
eopie haven‘t t e money‘
gut into it. We have the 20" “nun“‘t Emu-towers is in:
and we don't wont to hon-p the
.md to make lllil exchange Will m at an m
have to unite it on imiucem
to you and we are doing it)":
are selling Wall Paper
that will moire ihe’p‘lmm
feel good every time
illlo it, end iall we 335
ill mono it yet
our stockybefumgflgzm leer W le sons. in m m g,
‘ e 0e . as o. 0. sins...
MW
mills 0' “I ”III.
Devishsssoldmpeirsothisem
“a ya ”all Minds ts «rinsed
' mynMIssisnnMM
Artists'
framed to
l M; light westerly winds.
Norwalk Chronicler