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Mainland new theyarapero
fie-lac. chronic rheumatism and
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a“ two Iran of ointment.
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Imam. Tab. lI—The rush of the
lung days (I the sssslon hogan today.
lathe lions! for tiniest week members
have been crowding for the unpaid. ration
sf bills by unanimous consent. This work
lbs rash will he more apparent whenever
the regular appropriation bills, cont r—
unes "porn and other privilegel matters
are up before the house. But two appro-
ion bills or: yet undisputed of by
the house—tbs naval and general dellci n-
ay. The former has been considered for
two days. and it will probably require two
more ('l‘ursday and Wednesday). today
under the rules being suspension day. The
general deficiency. which will follow, will
take up two days.
Confcrrnco reports will consume the
rest of the week unless another opportu-
nity is given to the Pacific railroad com-
mittee to secure a vote on the funding
bill, which has been again rt ported iavor- 9
ably. with an amendment in the shape of
a proposition: {or the Union Pacific to set-
tle the account with the government by
the payment of the principal of the debt
i
no.
Among the bills upon which action will
he asked under suspension of the rules
today is the bill reported from the com- I
mitten on pensions to equalize the pay of l
Mexican vetv‘rans. ~
[3m asineas in the Senate.
There is beginning tobe a slight un- ,
saslnass on the Democratic side of the sen. \
ate that some of the appropriation bills
may fail. There remain only 12 working
days of the session, and four of the most
important of thee.- bills are still entirely
uncousidered in the senate. These are the
Indian, the sundry civil. the legislative
and the general deficiency bills, each of
them considered as more likely to afford
mend for debate than any of the appro-
attenticn. This anxiety is not yet, how-
ever, very pronounced. It would be more
marked but for the fact that it is general-
ly believed that the Republicans are sin-
cere in their protestations that they do not
desire to prolong debate sufllciently to
cause the failure of any of the bills and
thereby render themselves amenable to
the charge of making an excuse for an ex-
tra session.
The D‘niocratlc managers expect to gain
mmidernhle time by moving at 811(11le
day for 11 o‘clock sessions and following
this soon by prolonging the daily sessions
into night. They had oxpecml nuttopre s
the question of 11 o'clock sessions until
the sundry civil bill should be lflkl u up.
but when they r. acht-d that decision they
had supposed that they Would he ablu to
dispose of the posioillec, the Indian and
the agricul urnl bills last week.
last; ad they sumnoJI-d only in passing
the postoillco bill and in having the agri-
cultural bill still only partially considered
and the ludiau bill untouebrd. if it be-
eomcs apparent that the Indian bill will
require time proportionate to that put in
on the [summon or District of Columbia
bill. the motion for earlier meetings. which
isalrrady pvndmiz. will be pressed early
in the wick.
Little Prospect For General Legislation.
The agricultural bill will be disposed of
today. and after that. is out of the way the
sundry civil b‘ll will be taken up The
sundry civil bill has not yc-t been reported
from conuuinco. but it is hepvd that it
will be reported today. Certainly it will
be before the Indian bill can be gotten
out of the way. so that there is no prospect
of the sonate's iluding itself without an
appropria'. ion nu-asurc to proceed with.
Then: is very little prospurt for much
consldorntmn of any other subgcvt, and
the prolmhliilies for any general bulsla-
tion, such as that proposed in the pooling.
’1‘« rriioriul admission. l’aciilo railroad.
navy pursonnel and bankruptcy bills. are
growing sumllor and smaller every day.
thorn will be a strong effort to get up
and dispose of the pooling bill. but thoro
will be dub riulued opposition. and some of
its best friends are growing discouraged
over the prospects The ptobabllitlos for
tho wank also include a cursory discussion
of the territorial bills. but. the prospects
are all against their passage.
There are sew-ml financial bills and res-
olutlons which may be called up. and the
rules of the svnatc po-ruilt such latitude of
di-ba'e that n iiimm-inl speech may be in-
jeetrd at any time and regardless of the
measure in band.
'l'hvrc is still occasional reference to the
argumrm which came so “(111‘ being com-
pleted Thursday ins: fur a two days‘ do-
bnte at ”in beginning of the Wirek on the
Jones hill. with a Vote at the clinic. and
the matter may bu rorlvml, with or wit h-
out unanimous consent. chator Jones
still lnslstathnt oliherhis bill shall be con-
sidered on its merits or that its opponents
shall .how their iudieposition to consider
it by illibuuturlnu against it. Senator Vi-
las has also ulvon notice of an effort to call
his gold bond bill today. and in doing
so is liable to precipitate a financial dis.
condo" at the beginning of the week's
work. Aliitflctlli'f the outlook is iorabusy
weal: in the senate.
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Burials, Feb. lit—A Brcmerhnven pi-
lot writes to The We-er Zoltuug that Can
tain von Uncool of the North (lcnnan
Lloyd steamer Elbe declined Pilot liardo's
rider to not him a life belt. He remained
alone at his post and rack with his ship.
Inst Three Hundred Cattle.
mama, Feb. iii—The British steamer
Virginian, Captain Christian. from Bos-
ton on Feb. 2 for London, arrived at Ply-
mouth after a terrible Wm She lost
000 head of cattle.
1.3.1....“ wwiud:
Wasmsoros. Feb. iH.-—'l‘he comptroller
of the currency has authorized the organi-
sation oi the ltngiishtown National bank.
Infllaluown. N. J.
The Pope's Health.
lions, Fob. ts.-'1’he health of the pope
shows improvement. Sunday his holiness
received 400 liallau pilgrims and spoke to
sail of them.
no fills" Ilaeovers From a Cold.
Banuv. Feb. ill.——Etnperor William is
rapidly recovering from his indispositioo.
‘0 result of a cold.
an...“ a. a. .,, .
is n.- sMrii-n llaads.
Innis. Pa. You ts—‘thelloso
sauna and woolen mills are in the
m
I leaving over 100 dead The Japanese loss
ass up“!
sr. mammals! his meals it anam-
ef amnesty were created. “slut in, "
mmandat' of the Jinan-unseat ferns
W that the nasal station bethrowu
Mi, , is (Wednesday) morning.
The Chinese mason whomvsyai
this demand returned to Admiral lie and
informed him that Admiral Ting had
mittcdsulsids on weighted Feb.
12. and that his responsibility had been
transferred to Captain more». {many
the master of a British merchant vessel.
who had been appoin by- the Chinese
government as assistantto Admiral Tint.
Admiral lie at the tires the dispatch was
sent was conferring with Captain Im
A dispatch dated Feb. it from ~Field
Marshal Opama. who is in commando!
the J nose military forces at Wei-liai-
Wei, uuouuces the complete surrender of
the Chinese 0‘) 1.; d u d .oa He also an-
nouizcos that Admiral ‘11 g and twoother
officers cmnmlttud suicide aiteraddraasin'
a lot or from the 01311 use flagship accept
In; the J spauoae demands.
The Chinese soldiers carriaoning the
forts on the island of Lin-Kung-Tao, the
last of the defenses of Wel-Hai-Wci to
hold out against the Japanese, and the
sailors of the Chi! use fleet were to be tak-
e-i beyond the Japanese lines and liberv
died. while the captured oflicers rid the
forelguera‘will becouveyed away ship
before they are given their liberty.
A dispatch from General Nodzu. coin-
mander of the first J apaneoe army in Mau- ‘
churla. dated Feb. 16. says “$15,000
Chinese, with 1:! guns. attached Halo
Chang from the Lao-Yang. New—Chwang
and .linkao roads. They were repulsed.
was live killed or wounded.
Wasmxorou. Feb. lit—The secretary
of the navy received the following dis-
patch from Admiral Carpenter at Chefs.
commanding the Asiatic muadron:
“The Chinese fleet and the Chinese
land forts at Wel-Hai-Wei hate surrender-
ed. The Chinese admirals and the Chi-
nese generals committed suicide. Have
sent the United States steamship Chariot
ton to watch the movements.”
LONDON, Feb. ill—A dispatch from
Tlen-tsin says that Ll Hung Chang, who
has bevn appointed a peace envoy to Ja-
pan, will no to Peking on Feb. 21 to confer
with the vmporor. He will return (0 Tier»
ts‘n in two weeks and will then procrsd
for Kobe.
Advlci a front Seoul are to the edccl'
tha.’ the king has refused tnaocept the
res'gnaiious of the ministers. it is re-
portod that. the aut'rel‘nrm ministerslna
Hblgfllml another attempt to assassinate
PLUGS Pok.
Two Flrnuen I-‘ell One Hundred l‘efl.
Rocmzsrmr. Fob. lH.—~The tvvo upper
stot'lea of the ix >tory stone building own.
oil by W. W. Mack and occupied by tho 5‘.
’1‘. French company. spice nmuufmturers.
were united by fire. As two firemen ware
standing on t 10 eaten-ion ladder holding
allue of has the truck which supports
tl.e ladder up at. throwing the turn to the
ground. a dt tun o of ion feel. (ins oi
thorn. l’atrilk Conway, r-coivoel injuries
which will re ul. fate ly. The other, Wil-
liam Nolan. wm quite seriously injured.
Reward (mat-ml For a Dead Man's Arrest.
KANSAS Cm, l-‘eb. ls.~- Forty thousand
dollars is the reward offered for the an
prohension of Dr. George Prater. The
other is made by the insurance companies
which issued the policies on Dr. Frakcr's
life. When the confession of judgment
was taken in the federal court last Mon-
day in tlievascbrcught to collect the lit).-
000 insurancn. it was agrevd in the stipuv
lation filed that the main sum shun'd not
be paid until the expiration of six months,
Governor Matthews Doesn't Want It.
lquAxm-m l.‘-'. Fob. lit-1n regard to
dispatches sent out that he had. been of-
fered tho Meximu mission, Governor Mar-
thows said today: “The story is without
foundation. 1 am not. have not been and
will not be an applicant for the appoint»
mom. No messages have passed between
the president and myself concerning: the
matter."
French Legacy (tomes to America.
TOPI-‘JlA. Fob. “kw-Rev. W. F). do Harp
part. past or of the Free Mothodlst church
in this city. has received a letter from his
mother in l’hllud. lphia that. the American
heirs of the old Chevalier de llarppart oi
Franco wrrn to receive the estate, amount"
ing 10 5.0(m,ooo francos. There are H
brim
, ‘,
Ice 1n Chesapeake Bay.
BALTlliillilt. Feb. ls.-—'l‘he nlrl Bay line
steamer Georgia. (.laplaln liohannen, to
period too all the way from thedock at
Norfolk to the dark in Baltimore. From
lt‘nrtross Monroe to Wolf Trap it was al-
most. one cutitlmwus gorge.
Veteran Killed by a Train.
Srauroun, Conn, Feb. is. «Joseph
I-‘aigbt, salad 7:! years. a veteran of both
the hicxivan and civil wars. was strurh
by the Washington express while cruise
lag the railroad hero and died soon az'tI-v-
ward from his injurils.
Russia's Fierce Winter.
Unrest. li‘eb. is.-—~i"sarful snowstorm.»
arc prevailing along the itussoliuntriaa
frontier. The railways are interrupted.
Many deaths have been «awed by the ex-
treme void.
Death of s. M. Whipple.
Norm! AliAMfl, Mass, Feb. trim-St phrn
Manson Whipple. 7+ years old and a re
tired attorney. died last night. its was I
close friend and college mate of President
Garfield.
‘ rgiilTJlfii
Bailout, Fob. iR.-—Prelrssov Ernst Cur-
tius, LL. 1).. the well known smhsecio
gist, has been run over by a skill! and
sustained fatal injuries lie is so years at
use
‘ l'rosaa to Dell
Bl“1lllt(lVAl.l.llY. ills, Feb. ism-Jamar
Connerton. a wealthy tamer. was found
buried in a snowdrift yesterday. lie was
frozen stiff.“ _ ‘
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sled with sleet fell spin Friday night.
pad the city is still covered with a malls
of white. ...._.., .....
Another [lady In. Ilse ”be.
Latinos, Feb. landfill body of Wit
helm Murat, a fireman an ill Ellie. ha
been washed ashore at Walnut, Kent.
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TH EODOREHDLSEN’
ill WASHINGTON smut, sum NilllWAlK.
100 pairs of Lounebury, Mathewson & Co.'s fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect,worth 4.50, $12.26.
100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50.
200 pairs Ladies’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Iadnes’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
till pairs Misses’ Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
=100 pairs Misses' Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 900.
100 pairs Childen's 81} to 10}, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 2.00 at 1.50. '
100 pairs Men's-Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 51}, 6, 6i}, 7.
50 pairs Men’s Congres and Lace, Cork Boles, sizes 9, 10 andill, worth 2.50, at 1.25.
100 pairs Men’s Calf Blockers, worth 2.50 at 1.50.
75 pairs Men’s LaceZPicadilly and sqaure toe, worth 1.50:3t 1.25.
80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11 to 2, worth 1.75,’at:l.00.
75 pairs Boy's Lace, worth 1.25, at 750.
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
Men’s'IStorm King Boots, 3.00.
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SPEGIAL SALE
ABIES’ - NIGHT - IlllBES.
48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
*a All. 6000 VALUES.
For Thursday’s Bargain Sales. 8cm Prices for the Day Only.
Children's Canton Flannel Night Drawers, 5 sizes at 25 cents.
Children's Muslin Drawers, l0 cent. and upwards.
Ladies Muslin Drawers, 25 cents and upwards.
A. Dickerman & Son,.
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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