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pedo boo toads sdash at the enemy, and
after b: y firing drove them off. The
first apsnese division went to the north-
wes and the second division southward
The Chinese claim to have injured several
of the enemy’ s ships.
At the same time the Japanese made a
land attack upon Wei-Hai-Wei from King-
list. This was a surprise from the west.
The alarm was given, however. and the
he Chinese repelled the attack. The Chinese
lost 27 sailors. The Japanese losses
amounted to more than 800 lulled and
wounded. Several foreigners are sold to
beueistlng the Chinese
STATE LEGISLATURES.
News From the Capitals of New Yorls, Pen--
sylvsata, New Jersey and Rhoda lslan'd.
HARRIBBITRG. Jan. 80. —-lt was a day of
debate in the senate There was also earn
sldernille talk in the house Senator Pen~
rush. the leader of the friends of‘ Senator
Quay, won a'declsive victory over the Von
tor-Martin combine by overwhelmingly
defeating Senator Porter's pet scheme re-
ducing the number of the councilmen in
Philadelphia. the vote being 29 to 5"
against its final passage.
Senator Porter tried to have. the bill
recommitted to committee: but Penm
insisted upon immediate action and was
sustained by the solid Quay forces.
In the house the committw on rules
scored a point in providing more hours for
work.
The Democrats will hold a caucus to:
day. and on ctiort will be mode to form a
combination with the Martin-Porter peo-
ple to fight Quay and his friends. The
Democrats are anxious to defeat the bill
being urged by the state administration to
reorganize the state banking department
and increase the salary of one superintend-
ent from (4.000 to “.000.
New Jersey.
Tnnsron, Jan. lid—The senate passed
Senator Hoffman’s hill providing for a
new charter for Atlantic City. '1 he sen-
ate also passed senate hill 83, appropriat—
ing 816.000 each for furnishing the Jersey
City and Paterson armoriea A number
oi bills were introduced in the senate. the
important ones oi which were all by Mr.
Voorhees. giving corporations whose char-
ters had been declared forfeited 90 days in
which to revive the same by paying past
due taxes, and ccmpeiilngali municipal as-
sessors to send a copy oi their tax dupli-
cate to the state board oi taxation each
year. The senate adjourned for the week.
Rhoda Island.
Plovmsxcn. Jun. 30,—ln the legisla-
ture. when the question of repeal of the
pool law. or that section of it relating to
betting on horseraces. was presented to
the house. it was referred unanimously to
. the committee on engrossed sets This
act, it passed. will do away with future
bookmarking in Rhode isinud
new York.
ALBANY, Jan fill-Both houses were
in session, but no bills of importance were
passed or introduced. Much important
work. however. was done in committees.
the results oi which will appear later
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To Pardon Mrs. Pitsslmmoua.
l‘l ir'rsnum, Jan. till—«An effort is to he
mode to have Mrs. Lucy B. h‘itzsimmone
pardoned from the penitentiary. She is
the wife of F. C. Fitzsimmuns. who shot
and killed llctcctive iluvid ii. Giiinsou
near this city on March ill, ism, and who
committed suicide in Now Urlemie after
his rapturetbere She was convicted as
on necessary of her husband and sentenced
to eight years in the penitentiary.
Fourth Class Postmaster;
Wsemxorou, .ian. lid—The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed:
New York—East Grovcland, it. H. llol-
brook.
New Jeraey—Edgewuler l’arit, Mrs. J.
F. Watson.
Pennsylvania—lino. P. A. Miller; May-
town. hire H. M. Gulp; South Corydon.
William Portman.
Stockholders to Be Held Liable.
Dsuvsn. .‘lsn. flaw—Receiver Frock Adv
nine oi the defunct Commercial National
bank has received notice from (lomptrolh-r
hotels to enforce the individual liability
of the stockholders. The assessment
amounts to $200. 000 and the stockholders
are given until l’eh. ill to meet the obli-
gation. Each shareholder will be required
to pay tloo upon every shore he possesses
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May Iris: From a Bite.
Kisosros. N. ‘2. Jan. 80.—~liowisnd
Smallcy was placed in jail here charged
with mayhem About flee. ill) last Small-
ey quarrelcd with Frank D F-ckert. which
ended in n fierce tight. Smaliey nearly bit-
ing ofl Eckcri' s thumb. Since then Ecli-
art has become sick with blood poisoning
and is likely to die.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Drift ice has stopped trsitlc on the Rhine
and other German rivers.
John N. Walsh. proprietor of a Chicago
hotel. was killed by so explosion of gust»
line.
Jockey Edward Arnold. well known' in
the racing intercity. died at his home in
East in Louis
The Belle lirryss troupe of dancers were
arrested In Leadvills, Cole, for giving
the dense do venue.
Colby and Smith. two oi the three pris—
otters who from jail at Oswega
it. 1. have been captured
’l’he will oi the isle James 0 Fair was
doles from the elsrlt's cities in lieu il‘rsn.
Olson. and there is not the slightest claw
to the perpetrators of the crime. ll
Among the selling for aw
York from me board the 'i‘su-
tonie is so William who iiorne. K. 0. II
0 , t of the Canadian Pacific rail
The Anni association men in
0.. have relented the prcpc
stiles uses by the modernism for
sterling tee hills an” steerstsror
peddling.
the am of at»... w
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the Medina.
Omcsco. Jan. 80. J-Reeelvdrs wort
named for the Distilling and Cattle Feed .
lng company by Judge Grosscup of the
U cited States circuit court here ii‘hs sp
licetion was made late on Monday after
noon by owners representing 1.700 shares d
of the stock of the coronary. and it was‘
concurred in by Mr. Greenbu‘t, the prvsl
dent of the coupon.
tir Gl‘t'oubul, under whose manage
‘ment the property but been brought to its
present predicament, was appointed one of
the resellers. his associate helm: hir it.
F Lawrence. o director or the lint. Nu
ticnal bank of Chicago and a close asso-
ciate of Nelson Morris. until recently one
of the magnum of the trust.
The reuson assigned for wanting receiv-
ers was that the company was being press-
ed to pay its debts and had no funds to
meet the demands it was represented
among other things that on Fob. l at least
$5,000 000 in rebates would (all due, and
unless they were promptly paid the re
rious dietillorios would be attached nod
their earning capacity greatlyreduced.
The rchotoe nmniionod are due to whole-
sale dealers in whisky who enter into con.
tracts that they will buy no liquor except
that made by the trust. The whisky is
charged to them at a Certain mic, and ii
at the end oi six months it is found the
wholesalers hove hundlbd nothing but
, trust whisky they are allowed is rebate oi
from 3 to 7 centsa gallon. These rebates
are due Fob. i, and according to the hill
presented to Judge (irosscup the company
has no monoy to pay thorn. The amount
of rebates duo was represented as some
thing like Si 030 000. Other forms of in-
debit liners were also mentioned in tbh bill
,John S. liuunclls. ottoxnoy for the stock
holders, said:
A Review of the Petition.
"The bill is n voluminous onooud re-
cites a history oi the trust‘s financial and
business operations since Milli.
“it reviews the adopt oi the robots
system. whereby the true aimed to me.
nopoiizo the trade by offering it rebuto of
from 2 cents upward per gallon on spirits
to the distributors of the trust and dwi-
ers, the rebate being given when the hold-
ers of the certificates filled up a blank to
the effect that they had not used the prod- »
not oi another country. it also recites
that the purchase of distilleriee in order to
centralize the trade absorbed all of the.
moons of the trust. and the erection and
operation of outside distilleriee kept the
price of the product down to a point b0
low the profit. and this continuing dragged
the trust down to the situation which con-
fronted it a short time ago. when circulars
were soot to the stockholders asking for
an agreement to a renunciation. which
virtually mount on assessment on the
stock,
“As it well known. this circular did
not meet with the rcady acceptance of the
stockholders. On Feb. 1 a large amount
of rebate certificates fall due. The truss-
ury oi the trust practically depleted. there
was no way in night by which payments
could be met The rusult would be, in
the default of such payments. attachments
of the trust‘s property and the dissipation
of all its assets without an ndequoto rot-urn
"it was after reciting these facts and
pointing out the ultimate effect of the
failure oi paying mimics that the stock-
hoidors in the petition asked the court to
appoint a rnuoivor. The attorney for the
trust admitted these conditions to tho
court and agreed to the appointment."
Wtsll hires-t micro-sled.
New Youu, Juli. nil-Alvin street is
much stirred up today on account of the
nvlinn taken in ('hil-nuo by which row-iv
crs wore appointed for the \i'his‘k)’ trust
’i’hero wot u rumor in Wall street lute
yesterday nituruoun that n receiver FLlil
been uppolotod. into Saturday Richard
ll. Hurtshorlw. chairman of thoprotcmivc
committee. telegraphed to President (inimi-
hut lint ho and Nathan llijur, counsel to
”if! committee. Wlalltll‘ to moot hi r. Green.
hot and tho dinmiol‘il of tho oompuuy :il
Peoria, ills ’l‘hcy started on Monduy
night
Mr. Meyer toioprnphcd to his clients horn
last night that hi- liud asked the court thut
no further orders of any kind be entered
in the “It" without notice to him. The
court consented to this and sold it was
not predicposuil toward the continuance
of limeubut and lowreuce as permanent
receivers
The protective ccuimiitoe will. as soon
as ironslhlc, inform the court that it repro-
scnts n iruiintity of the stockholders. and
it; counsel burr believe that when this is
done the court will entertain suggestions
from them on the question of permanent
ruccchrvt John 1. Whirl-bury nml l". ti.
Lockwood wrre informed of what had
taken plnre Mill will go at oucelo (‘lilmgo
to combine forces with the counsel in a
vigorous effort to prevent l‘rcniticntlln-cm
but from roproevntlng tho court in comic
than of tho proporty. ’i here was a heavy
willng of the stock in Well street ynstcr»
day.
(ruptured In Philadelphia.
PALAtru/l. N. Y.. .lun lid—George W.
Collins was arrested in l hiladelpllia L‘oix
line was iorumriy the stnte agent for the
Wayne lluildlng. Loan and Accumulating
Fund nliim'irlilofl of this \ illngu. and early
last August be deported hustliy for Emil
laud. lilWWl-iyn’lllln proved that be but!
token about i too of the nssoulatlon'r funds
with him.
Comments on I'sure's Message.
PAurn. .inn. till. ~Ji‘he moderate new-pa.
pore approve President hours s message.
but the( ouservatiro and socialiet Journals
describe it is e colorless document. All of
the papers approve the vote on the smusety
resolution
Iconsrdrs New Trial.
Auevsmmu. N. Y.. .iso. lid—«The sec-
ond trial of Pasquale Leonel-til fertile
murder of Alva ll. Couover is in pmgrcu
or hands. Montgomery county. llslore
Justice Stover and a lorry.
(Josey need.
OhflVILAEtD. Jan. to. -J 3. Gem of
“keep off the grass" fetus was sued in the
sornmcli plus court lot to. «it. alleged to
he one licence h I‘rswlsy on till protein
my notes.
clam no... so on President.
thermometer. m—‘rhedlenev given
mm
border. The Fourth an Sixteenth loo
fsntry regiments depart for Chiapss
state and will move on to the frontier so
rapidly as possible.
Bosnian. Jan. 80. watts president
line just received Minister Arias of lion~
urns. Ministers Games of Nicaragua and
Retuplna of Salvador have been received
below All their speeches. which were
full of patriotism. clearly show that Guate-
mala will not stand alone in use of a
Mexican conflict 'l' hey have individually
offered the co operation of their countries
to Guntemuia in such an event. showing
that on any question directly uflectlng all
Central America stands united to repels
any invasion.
DEADLY MINERS’ RIOT.
Fifteen Ware Killed and Thirty-Ive Badly
Wounded.
Cm or Matteo. Jan. 80 --A terrible
riot out one. at Outlan. The miners who
were working in the rival mines became
V involved ins row which soon became a
general light. The police were sent for,
and with great difficulty restored peace.
After the excitement had quieted down
it was discowred that it had been killed
and so badly wounded. The men fought
with mining tcols. stilettos and anything
they could secure Over 100 have been
Irrested and jailed
Fatal Wreck of n Bandcsr.
Wintuusrowu. Mass, Jan, lid—A had
Three men of the section gang of the Lab-
anon Springs railroad were dencendiug a
steep grade on u hundcar just above the
junction of the Lebanon road with the
Fitchhurg when tho cur 'hecame uncon~
troliuble. Two of the men jumped. but
the third remained on the car and was car.
risd down the track at a high rate of
speed. At the junction the car collided
with local freight No. 2i!) of the Fitch-
hurg road. which was just crossing the
Junction The man—Peter Busino. an
“alien—was hurled over the moving
train and killed.
Child Killed by an English Sparrow.
Bitumen. Jan. so.-—Two sons of
Charles Moore, living eight miles from
this city. captured an English sparrow.
They took the bird home for their baby
sister his to play with. On being released
the sparrow iiew savagely at the child and
fiercely seized her lower lip The bird had
to he killed and the book pried open with
a pair of pinchers. An illness in the nature
of blood poisoning set in. and the little
one soon succumbed.
Engineers May Stu-lite Now.
Oaxtaa'u. Cal. ..lan 30. —Cbiei Arthur
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engl-
necrs is on his way to the Pacific coast
Under his instructions all the brother-
hoodl are being polled on all the roads in
order to get a vote on the question of or-
dering a gelierai strike. According to the
rules of the brotherhood. a general strike
connot he ordercd without a consenting
vote from two-thirds of the members of
the organization.
Manned Only by the Dead.
ROCK Lama. Fla. .lnu. 80.—~A small
black sloop has been anchored in the river
of! South Rock Lodge Having seen no
signs of life aboard. a negro boarded her
and found the corpse of a white man who
bod seentingly been dead several days. No
marks of Vlfllollul ware visible. From
checkbooke and [inputs on the body it ap-
peared to be thut of a mun named Norton
of Providence.
Outlaws light Among Themselves.
Pillow, 0. '1‘.. Jun. 1iil.-A priest who
returned from Sacred limrt Mission tells
of a battle near there hotwvcn two gauge
of outlaws over the distribution of some
spoils one gong bod stolen. A terrible
tight with knives. pistols and wincheeters
ensued. At least one man was killed.
while several others were badly wounded.
Electric lined From Washington.
Wseumlroy lan. 30. —'l'he bill incor-
porating the National Rapid Transit com-
pany. which seeks to operate a railroad
between Washington and New York city
by electrical motive power, was made the
special order for the next meeting of the
juditiary committea
Dr. Parbhurst Angry at know.
Nsw Yotui. Jan 30. ——Dr Psrkhurst is
highly indignant because the hearing ask-
ed for by his society on the city police hills
was appointed for today at Albany by
Chairman Lesow. He refused to attend
and sent an angry letter to Mr. Lesow do
landing more time.
Mu. Drum and the Es-Csnfederatas.
ATLANTA. Jan. .10 --'l'bere was a strike
log scene in the parlors oi the Hotel Ara-
gcn when Mrs U iii. Grant who had
stopped over here a day on route to Flori-
da. receivcda large delegation from the
Fulton County Coniedersto V' eternns' as-
satiation.
five Fireman Overall-a.
Recourse. Jan. no «Five firemen. in-
cluding Assistant Chief .layoer. were over
come by smoke durings fire that marred
in the live story Montgomery building on
Graves street The building is occupied
by several manufacturing firms. ,
, Newmuw...
Consular Agent In Trouble.
'l‘llsimtn. liorccce. Jen. at). -« There
has been a serious disagreement between
the American consular agent at its: and
the Moorish government The details of
the affair are not known.
The Idaho needless.
muss Cm. Jan to. «The joint
vsnlicn of the legislature took two ballots
for L‘ sited States senator without show-
ing any change.
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Geno liar-toe. Jen. tit-hm“ Ia
liable. tummy owner of the unconstrai-
iing stallion Airmen. died at his home is
this city.
“owner's-em
Virulence. Jan. tom—The MM
has arrived st Wine-dens; chins.
“tram General and lire meme
his It
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weather lenses.
accident occurred at l’etersburg Junction. ‘mw
«N. Y.. by which one man lost his life.
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CITY HOTEL. SOUTH NOBWA
THURSDAY, JANUARY 313i .
Zulu; iafiflfimfiwm‘tl dfififm
'l‘heee Doctors have been most aptly termed
Iul Wit-We 9.00m urn-rs. w
point out, locate and desert ever ache. n and ill
cleawmw explicitly than ha‘ ever u dogs by an physician".
patient can themveivcertneun under-tend caries netdleesss Tom
cvpiency. prowess and termination.
no PERSON SHOULD DOCTOR ANY worn)!!! on mm: m m W
. BEFORE OONilULTING 11131.
Not aid will callers besur risei at their wonderfnll
cocci-e exp notion of every mi. and elect. billet attire marvelous ”5m
new. Mmlllofl sense rslionnl treat u out goes to tho vary seat
stout relief, end in all cases that hays not pros
A Pr RWOT. ansowrrz AND nonstructural.
These doctors wish It distinctly understood that tires will set “Womb-red .
serving the right in relect on) ease the in their Judgment has ‘
stage. Last yenriflll wrre so rejected. At some prior theses” we”
curable. hiss 'ro rr'rnu you no not: nsnsv roc MIG.
FREE FOR THIS Vin" ONLY.
Remember this is the lust of! ar of free treatment. 0:: futnt visits new m,
charged the usual fees and the following our: will never be to s ruin. a h ”
Willi who visit these Eminent Physicians on January 3i, or February i
and 2. will Receive Consolation, Advice, Services and Surgical Treatment
ABSOLUTELY FREE Until Cured.
trips
mainstream
Your: if middl used men suiLrin from S incurs a! Kim I)“ v
MEDIA [Eustachian run uaNflN ovum that... .mmmM
laud and employed by these Doctors.
HOURS. 9 A. M. UNTlL 8?. M. 4-9— 4- Ic SUNDAYS cwssn.
General Ofncee for the iitste of Connecticut:
no tantrum) AVINUE. "I cum ”I...
Butuonrour, Cons. Ntw Rom, cars.
ADDRIBO Ann omens 'l'O ms amnorm omcs.
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This stuff of Physicians will listen Every 60 Days.
FRANCIS &CO.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
There are many kinds Of Clothing sold,
and it remains with you to decide whether
you will have the WOOl over your eyes or I
on youryback.
We are" Offering larger discount on
Winter clothing than ever before. to order
to reduce stock before inventory ianebr-au—I
ary.
FRANCIS & C0"
88 Washington Street. South Iorwaii. Com.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
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VULCAN,
CITY OF
Will lesve Pier 23, E. 8., Beehven street. New York. a. 5 p. 3.
Leave Norwslk, ii p. in. South Norwalh 8:00 p. in.
Freight received from 7 s. in. to ii p. or.
Upon application to agents the City of Nevwslh, Eagle and Vales- wil I.
rent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York cr its vicinity.
wAii persons are forbid trusting say of them-e of the has. of" H
no on a l sount of the ownore thereof.
Billililti’illil BUSINESS RflllEBE
.lm IIMIIND W;
825 Main Street. Bridzetlort. conn-
Only regularly organised business college in [airfield
County. Send for new illustrated catalogue giving the nurse of
ever 1,0003reduates we have piacedin business.
l...llillilllill eardrum! industry-ssh.
im.yut mews,
veheensnocessi successinlin Diamonds that were bu
lrtortedifreoofd ofdntysndentinhew erhgfcrentuddsishm
border-to Dismendscntlnlnmpa'nesebisncndswsrs washesght
crethedismcndeutterestriheetsssvbgcften ”with
”goodwill erDismosdsto thymus this season to!
lessmoneythsnthe sameqmiityolgcobcslthe W10!
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