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iii. PAPER.
‘ ' Iain now located in my new
95‘ and cordially invite you
i shall take
use in showing you my
~ . . whether you wish to buy
not. I am receiving about
, o shipments of new goods
.. week. My stock for the
ring trade will be double any-
leg I have ever shown you.
9 - price will be very low on
connection
the manufacturers aflords
~ facilities for buying, not en-
ed by any dealer in this sec-
rs’ Silpiii‘ies, Artists’
g, Paper Hanging and
’. .5" a g, by competent men
i: . sill st. so. some
i ilmilsdtollluussofWomea
I out i7
. ‘i weavemsrrdjswtyawm
ship was Sent to Hawaii. '
m WWI“ rmm.
7W .
leer Admiral Beards!" Ordered la la
ensues-«Ale m... Hewelteeaov-
Mlle-f II depressing the ltoynlist
MolntWMl-lstsr Wiills' Instructions.
WAsutvu'rou. Jan. 21,- inmavsrsstion
the president seemed entirely willing to
discuss the Hawaiian question. He said:
"No information has been received which
indicated that anything will happen in
Hawaii making the presence of one ofour
naval vessels newbsary unless we are pre-
pared to enter upon a policy and course of
conduct violatlvo of our rule of Interna-
tional law and utterly unjustifiable.
“All who take any interest in the ques-
tion should keep in view the fact that
Hawaii is entirely independent of us, and
that in its relations to us it is a foreign
MINISTER W l LHS.
country. A ship has been sent to iiono
lulu not because these has beer) any change
in tho poloy of the administration. and
not humane there seems to be any immi-
nent necessity for its presence them.
“The vessel has been sent in precise ae
oordanoe with the policy of the admlnie
tratlon in story nose of the kind and from
motlvesof extreme caution, and because
there is a pcmsibility that disturbances
maybe renewed which might result in
danger to the persons or property of Amer-
ican citizens entitled to the pmtoctlon of
the United States. This oourae was at
0000 determined upon as soon as informa-
tion reached the government of the recent
revolt.
"bio for from having the slightest oiljon
that to trialling public the instructions
which were given to the commander of
the Philadelphia and thedlspatcin-s it will
carry to Mr. Willis. our minisor in Hawaii,
I am glad to put them before my fellow
citizens. Here they are:
Admiral "emulate-0‘s Orders.
"“‘AsiilSoros, .lun. iii.
"To Rear Admiral lieardsloo. Flagship
Philadelphia. .‘an Franc-loco-
"i‘rocood withlho ifnllod States ship
Philadelphia with dispatrh to Honolulu.
H. l. Yourpumosous l'nltedfitutos sonlor
naval officer will he the protection of tho
lives and property of Aruerlrdn oltlzmis.
In Ciliifl of civil war in tho inlnuds oxti-ud
no aid or support. moral or physical. to
any of the parties otiguged therein. but
limp Moudlly in View your duly to protect
the lives and promrty of all of sin-b rill-
zons of the l'nltul Mules as shall not by
their purlin'lpulion in sm-h civil oommo
tiona forfeit their rights in that regard to
tho proturiiou of the Ann-rive" ling.
"Au Auwriwm oltiri-n who, during a
rowdutlon in a foreign rountry. [airfiel-
pniun luau attempt by lul‘l't‘ of urine or
'lfllt'llf‘ll to iunluiitln or m‘urihrow tho or
isliup government cannot claim that. tho
[fivl'riiiuoni of flit! i'mh-ti :‘lniosshnll pro
tent llllll iiuaiust tho muse-plenum of uni-h
not. Show threw losiruotiom to and mu
suit freely with the l‘uilul Sun's mints
for at Honolulu upon all puiliia that may
mire. evoking his opinion and advice
whenever [ll'ilf’lilf'llllll' upon the urinal our
ploymvnl of tho fun-rs under your outn-
mnnd, hearing in mind that the diplomatic
and poil'lcnl mlri’cliaul the i'niml States
am in his charge. Anord him such aid
in all ruwrgouvivs as may be iierowtry.
Attention is mllnd to artlt'le 2.35 of the
United States navy regulations as arm-ml
ed. Acknowledge by tell-graph.
"Halon-mt. "
"input”: to Minister Willis.
"WM-iiimmm, .lao. iii.
"Willis. Mirth-tor, Honolulu:
" Although your telegram reporting up
rising of Jan ii does not indicate that you
regard the prosrnw- of a warship mm ma
ry, the president llt'f'lill it ulvisahln that
one prime-d iumwdiateiy to liminluiu for
the protection of Amuilmu cilirvm and
prols'rty should a mntiugcm-y arlso ft“
«wiring it. You. as our sole diplomatir
representative. will ooufor with tho cont:
manning oiilwr o» to tho assistance Wllll'll
his instructions «viriteriiplalo in vase of
nerd dammit."
The Philadelphia Halls l’ov "Dwell.
WW l'ilt‘o 1W”. Jim. ‘:‘."—,;"hf' flagship
Philadelphia has loft hero for Honolulu.
and it is on own-d Him will plaice tho Hill
to the islands in about six days. The
ficennlr steamer Australia was to llHVl'
left for llunoiuln Heturdny, but her and
ing was [mammal aunt in u uhmk no.
morning. Mm ham asrna'i passenger list,
as some of thvmn who droi led to make tho
plonsnut mmu‘ voyage deeded that llnwnd
is a guild plum to lump away from at pow
not. 'l'lm mmt rim-plenum part at bur
cargo was won slamh of arms and aimut
7b,!ioo rounds of anuuunitm: that am be
ing shipped in repnvsvulatiros of the am“
erunu-nt. 'l'be shipment was stored in the
hold near the hatches so it Will he Peorhml
quil'kiy.
ills-dew “an e Nitride.
Him 4 trims. Mam. Jan. 2LW'I’huhody
of liorhort 'l'arr of lior‘itporl. who has
been musing slme Friday. was [mind
near l ape l'ond. 'l‘arr had roromiiied
suicide by shaming himself. llumeslin
trouble is Mslgnedasthoianseof the dead.
A film l’lghle e ”not.
Gurus. .isa iii-wt duel im- tsmu
knight between Prime Morossy. a cousin
or the tier of l‘t’i’i‘in, and lieutenant
Rodonowslty Neither of the dash-ts was
hurt
m
Weaver» 7 5.3.2474... In sum
Australia mglqudespur
sum sis is « . . . ear “or ,
m harass as Hotel ursees We at
still“..- _ . .
Intranets. Jan. ll;
ind New eredus .
lliseiinri was sunk in , Ohio ll
ust w Alton. ind. an‘ it tsbsllsved
it least lives were lost. The vessel
itruek a sharp root and ripped the star»
ward sl 9 open from one end to the other.
in less t an five minutes she was a com-
tints wreck.
The crew and passengers, nearly 100 in
til. were paralyzed at the shook, and be-
lors anythingouuld be done the reed
was almost completely. under water. The
upper doolt broke away and floated ofl.
Nearly everybody jumped into the river
and made for shore. some 100 yards away.
The State of Missouri left Cincinnati
for New Orleans Friday afternoon. ls'he .
had on board 2o passtmgers and 3 crew of
between To and bi). Most of the crew were
neurons. la‘o far as can be told no passen-
gors were lost, line man rescued four
passimpors on a mule. which swam ashore.
The trip was uneventful until the point
known as the llinumhoe bend near Alton,
lnd.. {was rmohmi. Here the pilot slowed
down as. tho current was very swift. and
turned his wheel so an to avoid an ob-
ltrur-tlon known as Bullock rock. The
rudders billed to respond to the wheel,
and them worn grinding, crashing sounds.
The boat was flrstlified on unosido as she
struck and slid along the rock; then she
settled and began to mreeu.
There was no time to he lost. so fast did
the go down. Everybody rushed for the
lower «look. There Was a flash of fire from
the furnace and a cry that the boat was
slim. ’l‘his added to the terror. and the
passengers and crew began to jump into
the by water. ’l‘hirty~ilvo of them swam
to a album of willows oposite ilardman's
landing and clung to the trees until Mr.
llurdiunn i-nmo out . in n boat and took
them to his house on the bunk. Thirteen
managed to emurc the boat's yawl and
iimtod down to Alton. ind.
Many of tho rrcw were not lucky enough
to not to the upper dock, and they went
down with the boat. it is believed that
at least ten. if not more wore drowned.
SPLIT IN‘THE K. OF L.
Brass Works-rs to the Number of 100.000
air-code- and Form a New tirganlzatlon.
New Harm. .lnn. 2L—«b‘ovontyslxdol
egates of the National 'l‘rndoa mornhly,
Knights of Labor. representing looped
brass workers. chiefly from Connecticut,
New York and New Jena-y. met in can»
vontlon here and voted to secede from the
Knights of Labor and establish a new or-
gani-Iation. John E. Fitzgerald of this
city preaidod. Edward .1. Lynch of Meri-
dan read a report claiming that he, with
others. was unjustly unsealed by the New
Orleans convention in (ictoimr.
Resolutions were passed wudemnlng
the action of the national oomoutlnn of
the Knights of Labor in unseating legally
elected delegates and sorting others with
no rousiituuute for the purples of perpet-
uating themselves in poWor.
The National 'l‘radoe assembly could
not. honestly continue members of a body
which willfully and maliciously stotipod
to such mean and petty dot-iron. it was
voted unanimously to secede and organize
the independent Urder of Knights of La‘
bar of Amerim
Mine stun-usuri'a l'unensl.
Blnoxnxorrn, ill-4., Jan. L‘l.-—'l'be for
mains of Mary Hfi't‘oiinun, acvompaniod by
the Vif'tl [if'l‘nlllt'nh hire. Stevenson and
the other two daughters. arrived and were
ronvoyod to tho resident-o of the vlro profit
dent's broihor, .lohn Stevenson. whore pri-
vate funeral survives were held at l p. m.
loduv, and a public funeral at tho Serum!
l’n-shylorian lhiil’l'l’l, mudiu-tod by the
paslor. ill-v. William P. Kano
l-‘ought “'lth Ilntc-hrt and firmer.
New Youu. Jan. 2I._A dvmliy light in
which tho weapons mod wore a hull-hog
and n butcher's i-li-iu'vr took plncoun Hud-
son nth-«t lmnvuou Edward Farrell of no
East Ninth street and Mimi i‘ruft. a
“lf't‘l‘kili‘ error! lmlohr-r Furroll is in Ht,
Vinwut's hospital. withm-umpouud frao-
iured skull. (Tron. badly rill in runny
pianos. was held in .livllermn market pn
lien noun.
Policy shop In a (and! "out.
Nit“ Youu. .lnn. ~3l.-—-'l’be police raided
a policy alum that was being «inducted in
an old abaudonvd canal boat at hielloomb's
Dam lil'lfly‘l'. 'l'ho plum was fitted up
with furniture, and a whole policy layout
was taken. As the policemen left the
boat it was set on fire. and in a short while
was mineral in anhua The six prisoners
taken wan» all flood.
"anus-ii "Inner-if In a fall.
'i‘Alrarorl. Mane. Jan. ill.«~lioorgn lin-
esy, do yearn old, on Inmate of 'l‘auntop
Jail. awaiting the Milan of the grand Jury
for the alleged niamlailghtor of his wife
in Fall ltivor. u-muudtiu-d nuloide by hang-
ing himself to the bars of his cell with
his handkerchief.
Kills-cl on the lirmtltiyst Ilrfsllw.
New You“. Jun. 2I.-~An unknown
man. if» yours of age. pitched to the
traa‘lmuudora train of l-arsnt the New
York end of tho llnmklyn bridge and was
lneinntiy killed. it is imilemi that the
man mmmilmi suicide.
Iiiltrul in "is Kitchen.
Attention. in. Jun. '.'I.~v-ml.ast night
at Forest lilli. W. H. ltoark. a machinist.
was shut and immunity lillli'il while sitting
in his kin-bun holding his intent. (limrgo
W. l-lvi'oariugvu has boon arrested, ohergtd
with ihti i‘I'iiiw,
TELEGRAPHIC feelers.
The Texas f'uii-vn pnlnm Wait lideiriiynd
by fire.
M. liourumh mot iii. Fours and dull.
nicely arranged to form the new French
mbiuet,
Numiilillhmn for a lowly of mmmem
hetwm-n llaiy and thumb» will be opened
immediately,
Mrs. llurllrld of New York. who was
on a visit. in her daughter in Dallas, took
lsmlanum and died
Tim 2?: round light lmtweenilmrge ills.
on and llrliio before the llonoy Island
Mbintir rluh umlv‘tl in a draw.
At ”oath Whitley. incl. Misses Nora
and Allen mm. were run down by»
freight train and instantly killed
The repvm that lilies iiertrudo Vander-
bilt is to wed Mom Taylor is maphatiml
ly denied by that yimng lady‘s Natives.
ubrls Von dw- Aho. president of the lit.
balm ilasoiiaii Mob. has been made tie»
tandem in a suit for divans filed by his
wife »
The im. .1. Judson Maroon. for m
reinstate preshlent of the Notifier”!
Christnm i‘oemwir dietary and editiwef
the new Jersey line-aver. died as W
was it .t ,
i
a; llamm',
. the some“; merits
Cm roars
A
Ymg‘cms ‘ ‘
went soon tween.
| triad of Troop Transports valued. a
lens of 35.000 Japanese boldiers leer
CMNM-Enlllah end Anseriasl wmups’
Watched the Capture.
endow. Jan. lib—alt is reported here
tn good authority that a part of the Japa-
nese llegt is bombarding Ting-Chow. a
chart distaneo west of Chefu. No detaile
lave yet been received.
The British warship Daphne and the
{American warship Yorktown are in the
vicinity of Ting-Chow.
HilliiiililMA. Jan. 2L—Gsneral Nodzu,
eon‘unandsr of tho first Japanese array,
telegraph» as follows: "The Chinese oom-
menced an attack on llul‘Chlng at it
o‘clock on tho rnorningol‘ Jan, l7, advano~
lug from three romis—ldauyang, Pulling
ton and New-(ibwaug. At about noon they
extended their front five miles. coming
within 1,500 meters of our mlvanvml line.
"The third army division. after main-
taining the defense of the north side of
Hal-Chung until «i o'clock in the after-
noon, assumed the offensive and attacked
the «inemy's right wing. Simrtiy after ii
o’clock we succeeded? in dispersing the
Chinese The sneuuy'.) strength was over
“LOGO.
“The main force is retreating north
and west and the remainder toward New-
(Ihwang. 'l'ho Japanese loss was as pre‘
viously slated. inquiries are being made
as to the enemy's lites. Seven guns Wore
taken besides other spoils. "
‘5.
Japanese Land Troops.
CHEN, .lim. 21,—Ahout lib Japanese
transports, f‘fll'h towing a couple of juulls.
and lb warships arrived in Yang-(Thing
bay, south of tho rlhnntung promontory,
Sunday morning. At daylight three of
the warships engaged the shore defenses.
silenaing them after a «bison rounds.
There was no further opposition, and
the Japanese landed, it is estimated, :25.-
(iliii troops. The landing was effected dur-
ing a heavy suowmnrm. Yuug-(‘hlug is
3.”: miles from Wei-iiniWol.
Lennon. .lun. 2i.-—A 'l'ientsln dispatch
to The Times says that a Japanese force
has landed at Yung-Ching bay. Forty
Japanese ships passed the fihantung prom-
ontory today. A British squadron has
been cruising in the vicinity for a week
past.
hunter Arrives at Yokohama.
Yollouaus, Jan. 2i.——Mr. John W.
Foster. (ix-American secretary of stain.
who was appointed to not in an advisory
oatmeity to the Chinese envoys who are
expected to come to Japan to negotiate
tonne for peace, has arrived here on board
the steamship Empress of indie.
BANK ROBBERS FOILED.
I’m to Flight .Uter a Irraywnte Fight “'lth
’ [retentive-s.
Mulll-lh'l‘it. ills, Jan. 2l.-—-An attempt
to rob the Exchange haul: of this town
would have been successful had it not
been for fliitfit'f..W‘fl from Chicago, aided
by the town marshal and assistants, who.
after a lien-o hattl-i with the robbers. sno-
oooded in rapturng Weed Lore of . o
meuee, who immune separated from he
rest of the gum: in the confusion of the
fight. ’l‘boro wore two and possibly three
of the gang. and they got nvmy in the
darkness. Later ouonf the but-glare. uamod
Pinball. was captured. and the detectives
are in pursuit of tho othors. Robberies in
Norm-n: o have boon so umnoroua during
the poet few months that the i‘hii-ago do-
terrveu had lm-n employed wountiy‘to
ft'l'l'l‘l out the ta-rlwirntnr-i The opt-fall“?!
sent here go nod tho mmiidoni-eof tho gang
and learned of llwr plan to rob the bank.
Had they HIii'I'I'mit'll, ihoy \t‘uliitl have so.
.sured about elbow” in rash.
And i lipid “reps.
“Home, U. 'l'., Jan. L’i.~—-ll. it. Make
hey, a prominent lawyer and or twenty
attorney. oiopml Willi Miss liny Fwards
burg. daughlor of a loading merchant.
The father guwvhimn 'l'benlopors' buggy
finally overturumi. and 5wardshurg. com
lug up. vovvrml liwvoupio with two re-
volvem .\ llvr it short parioylng ho maroh‘
ed them hook to town. where rim girl i...
now lurimo mullueuioni. on bnwi and
water.
Treasurer stroll Wes lav-vised.
U'Niilil.. Non, .ian. 21,-»Tbn body of
[lam-it .‘i'utl, Hull mimty's defaulting
truw-nrrr. who was lulu-n from here by a
party of disguised mun on the night of
lien. it. has been found in the Nlnbrare
river. with a rope amund his neck. The
man had umiouhtrdly been banged by his
captors and the body thrown into the
river.
(lnnddeughtrr of l'etrirls Henry ”end.
Alexuoms. la, .fssn. Elm-Mrs. lion
rietta linmlridge iiailey. sand 77 years.
consort of the late firtwral William “alley
and urnnddnugider of l’ulrielt Henry. died
on lilohlami plantation. linpidmt parish.
which has been her home for nearly Ml
ymrs
lie-nouswml Meyur iltrmig.
New Yliliil, .ian. L‘l. whlayor Strong-
reeent uvuwai that. ho. is in favor of the
ins-ulna of saloons in this city on Hominy
raiiml forlh vohriuont protests by spew-elves
and resolutions from rlorgymonand others
at s rum-ting lll'lil in i‘hlriuirlrm bell.
Kissed "in ('orpse emf Iliad.
Mll.l.i‘ll,i,i~. N. .l,. .lnn. L'l. .. Jam». liab-
lnson. a liriduopnrt omrvbam. memo to
this riiv lo allvmithv binomial his sister.
Mrs. l'lil/nlinlli While, it bile hissing the
lips of tho rev-pm ho was stricken with
gmiy sis and diml.
Live MMII W‘lehnl "entwined.
Livi‘nroor. .lan. 'Ii,‘ «a The British
steamer liminu H”. from New York, has
arrived in ilw .‘b-m'y oftvra rmiuh meson».
lief cattle pom wore myriad away. and
lie oxen and we slump were wuehml our—
intent.
‘I’hrn Meters Drowned.
l’oll‘r Manhole, la, Jan. 2i.»~Whiio
skating at limo bay. north of the grit].
Myrtle ‘l‘uwnssml. aged in; Elsie Hughes.
iii. and limrgsl'rmsiey, in, lrroltothrough
the tee and were drowned.
Julie as.” its Will Fight Agata.
Liam”. Nob, .iau ‘El “John L. Stil-
llraa. who in in Limola with his «new
av. hys he will newer the ring next year
pmpereii to redeem his lost Isnmla.
iii-swam
mil)“ “”lr“.l."'£.m
' at as
doused.
“sideburns
esdoasswsisb
give the hm set this rm.
ens priest, this it of Brsssries,
ill
on
I?" To obtain these prion, the purchaser will have to buy the adrenal”) .
stile vsav user. ' ' f V L ‘
emu l’i‘ afloUuD GIVE [1' ATEIAI.» , .
in 033.4
BilllEil AONY uoud‘i‘fl’vl’x‘fih‘i‘
Vorry Best Creamery Butter.
Fine Tabla Boner.
Good Doll, Butter.
. new
TWENTYvFOUlt POUNDS ouauunamn sneak For: use.
swam: stealth... ‘ .
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SATURDAY. JANUARY. ie ”95.) ‘
T P Hanaaurueeoonsanor a. j ,
r730 ot‘ifi'm "'33“ 80"” ”living“. em '1' m’ . "l:
One Pound Bret Black or lined Tea. ' 600 one Pound Baum W . &
One Can Beer then, be OnePonnd Bastille her, ‘ ' . In
v' Doe Box Ensmline Stove Polish, in Quarter Plated Magma on”. is
”Will. PIIOE -- ~ - *-
ii
Mammal.
”emptied.
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New York Grocery comma
DONOVAN'S BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK.
Silth street and bit avenue,
40th Hire-er and 24 avenue,
reliable to
won a..."
an mus smear. mom“.
i new YORK cm.
i -BITWEEN—
NEW YORK, souTH NORWALK up
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLER” . .
01w or NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN.
Will leave Pier 23, E. ii", licekluan street. New York. at ii p, m.
have Norwallr. ii p. m. South Norwalk, 6:00 p. In.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwelk, Eagle and Vulcan will It!
eat for special lots of freight any where in New Yorkjor its vicinity.
with persons are forbid trusting
no u t"H‘1'. of the owners thereof.
llllttilii "Blisiilttihlilllltt
any of theempioyesofthe beats of tit
' not!
(run HIOI’I’HAID SCHOOL.)
325 Main Street.
Bridgeport. Conn.
()nly regularly organized business college in jll'airfield
County, Semi for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over Loon graduates wezhave placed in business.
i. ll. illilllili. President ii. i.
llfllllls. leather of Penasssiiit:
Finn. Settela'Lani lieasmei
' DIAMON
DS. '
131 l’( )Il'l‘ 14)] ) 1311131!) OI“ DUT Y.
I have been successful in buyinf
ported free of duty and cut in New 0
Diamonds that were int-
rk; for out and finish are
superior to Diamonds cut in Europe. These Diamonds were bought
before the diamond cutter’s strike at a saving of ten per cent. on
cost. and mil ofier Diamonds to
my customers this season for
less money than the same quality of goods can be bought ,for
elsewhere.
A. W. AUSTIN, THE
39 Will STREET.
well Paper. Wall Paper.
Al
"Hill
We
money.
used
room
We are in
the business
o',seil gm ds,
not to hold
hem, and
when every-
. body is hard
it it is got licy for a business
m‘hn to accor'homodate himself to
the circumstances.
WALL PAPER.
is worth just as much today as it
over was;it is made just as well;
it will last just as long as as or.
but it will not brie as good a
price. Why? blimp y because
people haven't the money to
put into it. We have the code
and we don’t want to keep t em.
and to make the exchange we
have to moire it an inducement
to you and we are doing it. We
are selling Wall Paper at prices
that will make the purchasers
feel good every time they look
at it, and all we ask is a visit.
We money in your pocket to see
our stock before you buy.
L. H. Decker,
70 Washington st, Bo. Norwaik.
Artists' materials. Picture!
framed to order.
Raymond a Sous.
mumnmsyseesti
rsrsitsreiisslerseedtlsasrslreesrl
blasters.
«mummmn
loll-estimator!“
mm
We need i
lEAllING lEWElEii,
solver. cell- m
EREMEMBER
Till teausctlcst Isssrsl life is-
? senses 60.. st ilsrtfsrd,
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