in
; ferenco, holding that it Wu» ndovlco of
. (moment upon three amendments.
M am the day an agreement between
new“ reached on the sundry civil
Winn bill and later on the diplo-
Mo end consular bill.
’I‘he latter mes-urn carried the senate
enrollment appropriating £500, 000 for be-
ginning the Hawaiian cable. This was
resisted bytbe house with such determine-
, "on that Mr. Blackburn reportedtotho
m that the home would never yield,
' end that further insistence would compel
en extra sit-ion. In view of this state-
not the senate surrendered the cable item
‘wlthout the formality of s division, el-
Mail it woe with great reluctance by the
Hawaiian element in the senate.
When the vice president's gavel called
the senate to order st 2 o ’elock Sunday
afternoon. by ancient legielntive fiction it
was etlll Saturday, March 2. Buniness
begun very promptly with a request from
Mr. Jones of Arkansas for the considere-
tlon of a bill to approve u compromise and
settlement lxstwucn the United States and
the state of Arkansas Mr. I’eilcr of Ken-
III offered an amendment to confine the
tion of the bill to issues bctwocu the
tilted Stator and the state, excluding in-
_ dividunl claims, but before this could be
dilposcd of Mr. Coll of It'lorldnprcecniod
the mind mnforonco report on theln-
dlnn appropriation bill, showing 0 diso-
Upon
Ilie motion n further conference sorv
tiered, the senate insisting upon its (“liar
greeinent.
. Mr. Gormnn of Maryland called up the
pending naval uppropriutiou bill, nndnn
amendment exempting the Richmond l0<
motive works from penultios incurred in
connection with the construction of mo-
ehlncry for the bIIttlcslIip Texas was con-
in.
Naval Bill (loco Through.
Mr. Hoarof Mnssmhumtts interrupted
the prowodlngo with n motion to table the
motion made Suturdoy by Mr Brice of
Ohio to reconsider the vote by which the
senate concurred in the forum! house
amendment to the lottery bill. To do this
he wee obliged to antagonize the novel up-
moprintion bill, and the yous and noys be-
ing had on his motion it. was lost—yous,
17; Days, l7—nud the oonsidcmtion of the
naval bill was continued.
The pending amendment- wns one re-
ducing from three to No the number of
new lmitlcships to be built.
Mr. Gormou of Mnryiund proposed that
debate on the hill rIm till 6 o'clock, n M
cons to be token until ll o'clock. Some or-
rnngomontof lliiz-i kind wus, ho amid. ncccs~
eitotcd by the now plan of printing in-
stead of engrossing: f|li bills, butthc propo-
sition, rooming with objection, was Idem-
doncd by Mr. lluI-In on. The question ro
curring on tin 1»th ~hip IIIIIcmlIIIcnt, Mr.
GorIIInn proucdn d toc .tplnin what he do
nominntml tho most iIIIportnnt provision
in the. bill. Although tho prtncnt uppro-
printion for thmc ships was but 8.3.010.»
000, the guru-I'Lzm-nt li‘nlllll, be sold. ho
obligntcd for n tom] dcbt oi “4.000.314 (l or
015,000,000, including the chips. qul their
Imwncnt.
After some {li’llfliv Mr. CIK'kn'il of Mill-
lotlri prosontcd the conference Import on
the sundry civil upprcqirintion bill.
Mr. Stewart. of XI-VIIdn uttered II Worn-
lng against the pI-ojcctcd IIInnctnry con-
tho enemy to «lcfcr the dnywhou silver
Ihould be rehabilitated.
Mr. Woleott of (Jolorndo defended the
« monetary conference IIIIIonancIIt us it wos
reportsed, holding thut the house nIIIcnd-
mcnt rclntit’o to thcnppointmcnt of the
house incmbcrs of the confrrcncc by the
next congress should he concurrcd in. The
conference report on the sundry civil op—
proprintion bill wos thou concurred in,
and the numl bill come up ngIIiII.
Mr. (iorIIInn I'vncwod his rcqumt for if
final vote on tho nnmi bill priorto 10
o'clock, and that iiiii'f‘ tlIut. hour bunincss
be limitr'll lo conicrcnco n-poria, iliIllI-‘t‘
bille und eI-IIIIII- bills with lIoIIuchII-mi-
meme. This nun-«uncut wns cntcrcti into
by uliflnilllhiH conscnt. nml uftcr pnmdng,
with All mm Inlnn- nt. n iuunn- bill npprn
printing $5 1 I i tn ior tlu puynu-nt of uni
uric» of in 'im 1 nod mnrt oilicors in ULhI-
I'iomu, xiii p. in. u Irv“ 5.4 won tuiicn until
8:30 O'clock.
llnnniiuu ('uiiln Abandoned.
At 10 o'clock the Vote mot ti‘liit'fl on tho
amendment iixing tho lilllnlmi‘ of bottle-
shlps nt too instcnd of three, and it. won
agreed to—«iizt lo 20.
The provision striking out. 1:! torpedo
boom and inserting six light drnft Iz-ulll
posite gunimnta of nbout 1000 tons Illn-
plnccmcnt 11f 4530,0130 wmIngm-d to An
other prmlsion for three liirpi'fitlllfifllds-
one to be built on the Pot ill: count, one on
the hilmirmippi river and one on tho gull
of Maximo—won ohm ntloptcd. A tIcw
amendment was IIIioph-Ii remitting tlu
penalties ogoimt tho build: rs of the Y oil.
town, Philutlclpltln, llnliitnorc und \Iu
ark. The nnvnl npproprintlon hill Wot-
then pawl w lthout Iilv leion.
Mr. Ilhwkburn pn-wntcd mmihcr mo:
forum-e town on the Iliplonmtio nod 11”"-
only npproprintion hill «toting that no
woncnt bod boon rerun—mien tlll' lln.
wnlbtn cubic and no pnmpmt thot thI
bonito Would ever le-ld ’iho bill uonltl
fail, he mid, if the N'illllii Imrulatwl on the
vote about to be when in ltoopinu tho cn
bio epproprintlon in the bill llc hcllcu-d
else thnt tho hillwnu doomed to fuilurt
even if the th lIouaoncoIIcuI-mi in tit
cable.
Hr. Iiuwlcy quickly united if it wru-
meant to lntlnmio that tho prceldcut Would
veto the bill. “1 out not nblc to my,“
replied Mr. Blackburn. "that the prowl
dent would veto it, but! know that It i
’ were the militant I would veto it ”
Ir. ilsle conferred with his cam-tum
and made no dcmnnd for n yen and my
vote. Mr. Blackburn's motion to mimic
on the mole Item wns then put to a Vote
and curried without diviuion. The motor.
flee repm on the diplomatic and runenlm
bill wee then nan-m in. The minute lllt'll
mt Into executive union. nod the gel
lulu we cleared of the huge mwdu.
no Moon-r, Integer».
A notion was made in carrot lvc elm-lion
M Helen. Jones of Arkunsne. ’l‘cllor v
(3010th end Daniel of Virginia be M"
lasted .0 delegates to the molten“, mn-
fm and it is said that it is the general
' Immune: that they will he selwted
The exrcutlve acesitm lasted until I fit;
I. at. when the dams Were mmnotl. and
tho mint melon was haunted. The con
Moos euro-omit on the Ilcfltleuey bill
W tot! ontl crmicd omm-ilion. Mr
Stew-rt tritlciscd the ninndrmmcnt of
the Minn forthn fiouthmn Pacino.
end tutor criticiveil the abandon
W of' the French epoliethm claims.
it. Hitched of declared tint
to. ,
Mr. PoweretMentsne presented another
copy of the credentlnisgf Mr, Carter. ‘eenc
Itor elect. and withdrew the formerere-
dentiale.which were criticised by Mr. Hour.
The senate at a: 15 a. In. entered upon
the considerntion of unobicctcd bills on
the calender. end at the conclushm of
thceetooksroccceuntil 9. sea. In.
QUEER ACCIDENT.
Two Men Killed by the Elploelon‘of I but
at snIpIIurIe Acid.
PIrrsnono, Much t—By the explosion
of e. tank of sulphuric acid at McKeeeport
two men were instantly killed end two in-
jured. The killed ore W. H. Morgan and
William NHL The injured on William
aneote and Mike Bovemlth.
l The first named wgre employees of the
National tube Works and were engaged in
transferring u cnriosd of sulphuric acid to
a tank inside the works. Suddenly the
tank exploded, and thorium were hurled
IunIIy foot. Nlll was terribly mangled and
died instantly, and More!!! bud his neck
broken. anocte was thrown 20 feet and
seriously injured.
The bond of the tank, weighing 2.000
pounds-I, wns blown through the roof of
the Works and uiightcd on the roof of a
Iiungorlnn boarding how-Io near by. Mike
Bovcroith was sleeping in on up stairs
room, and when the huge piece of metal
crushed through the roof n piece of plaster
struck him on tho hcnd, inflicting a deep
Wound No ocunse for the explosion is as-
signed.
i A DOUBLE SHlPWRECK.
Did the flit-keno Founder With the'CI-cw of
the Schooner Moore?
Pnnnnsnrnu. March 4 —-’l‘lm deepest
m-ystery surrounds the whorcnboutu of the
three mnstcd schooner George 1.. Dickson,
which on the 16th ult. was soon in lati-
tude 35: 53, longitude do .38 rescuing the
' crew of the disabled dl’hiiudciphin schooner
John M Moore, which was eIIlm-qucntly
. passed at son abandoned, und it wns eluted
’in shipping circles that the belief now
among the owners of the lnttcr vessel,
who had thought their crow bod been sav-
cd, is that the Dickson afterward founder-
od, and those who were once believed to
have been sored, with the crew of the
George L. Dickson, have gone to n watery
gmvo.
This possibility is the saddest of all the
cruel stories of misery and suffering
brought out after thnt torriilc storm of
Feb. 7, and the great suspense of the fum—
illos of those on bourd the John M Moore
hos boon .IlIIIost beyond description.
Steamer \Vreckcd Near limion.
Ilos'l'os, Mun-h 4.—Tbo British simmer
V'cnctlnn of tho Furncssiinc. Cuptniu Fur-
ringtou. from lloston to LivI rpool, which
struck on Lower Middle lodge, broke her
buck nmi is II mini wreck. Two of hcr
crow Wom hmily borne-d by the bursilngof
n strum pipe Hal n rceult of the forco of the
blow when the stcmner struck. ond Si
hood of «little und 0. number of cheep were
scolded to death in the some w.ny
Astor illny ( ome limit.
NEW Y on K. .\iur« h 4.—-\\ illlmn Waldorf
Astor, it is now cxpcctcd. will within the
next few wvoks coIIIpletcly acvor his cou-
ncction with tho \‘lll'lllllri foreign pmportioc
in which he is lntcroutml nml ngnin bo-
come on Anicricnn citizen. Mr. Astor's
solonlIII now is to roIIIoro himself from
all suggestions of tho scours i|lll| nssm'lu-
tionu that ho und his wife slum-d in com-
mon.
Mme"..- )lurrny ( "minted.
Iii HALo, 1\l.m- h l.-— The jury in the
Emmy Murruy IiIIIrIior cnso brought inn
verdict. of IIIIII'Ilcr in the Nt‘l‘tlllil (ii-5mm.
'l'hii.‘ mrmm lii'o imprimnnutnt. The crime
of u'lIIciI Murrny bus bccn found guilty wns
committed on liw nftcrnumn of July :io ul‘
inst your. win-II ho uhotuud kliit‘li Willium
ii. Bright, trcnsurcr of the (loot-moo oil
wotku.
TIII- Illlcghnm at FlIuId Height.
Pi'iTHlll' no, .\l.trc iI i.——'i'iIo in mi Iieo in
tho \tIIiI-rs of tho Alicghony riwr cnus'cd
the ion at VUNi (‘iiy lo brook. nod 11 grout
volume of ion nml wntcr wont down, mum.
lug con-humbli- IluIIIugc. The Ford (lily
glam Works n‘cn- llmulmi. moi II row of 50
tenement [mum's otc IIpiI ii by up: rntivcs oi
the glass for tor) wu-z innmloiul.
A Million Dullnr Illnzo III Tor-until.
Tounmo. Murch 4.-—-i"lro in tho lumi-
nous portion of this city rugcd for m'vonti
hour», nod sI-vorul xtorcs. It hon-i and n
(him lI spire Wore burned. The ions is on-
tlIIIutoIl nt nhonl 81,000 out)
'l'l'ltln Ilohlu‘re llullu-d.
HM‘liAMEN ro. Mun h l.-—«'l’min So. it
won hold up now Antoinpc Station hytwu
IlllHid'ii Inch drown! in long ilinlo'f‘e, 'i'boy
wort-driven oil by tho ilrcuum nnd cugi-
not-r, ltowm‘cr
The l‘rnr "as the Grip.
81'. I‘Izrmmu no, Mnroh 4.-‘l‘hu emr.
whom. ilinm was “photon-ml ls pandering
from iniluenzn om! mre thront.
Deuih of In Print.
Albion, N. Y.. March I»— Ilcr. John
Contohii, II “oil known Catholic priest oi
thin place, died in re.
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Tom Jones ehot hbt father ncnr Anding,
Miss. four titties, killing him instantly.
New Hcrgcunt. Ky.. Misses liotty and
Mamie lmgnn and binds Fields were
drowned while «hating.
Percy ll. Chamberlain, no Englishmen,
committed enioido'in Chimgo by shooting
himself through the hood
(in the highway ncnr Irving, N. Y.,
the timid body of on lndinn mum-Ii Helen»
eey t-inovv woo found frozen in the ice.
At Bnngor, Mo, II jury bmnght in II ver-
dict of murder in the first degree against
Mm Comm, chm-gm with poisoning her
um.
The int/mt. mm from Iluvmil ill thnt
0344mm: Lillnoltnloni has been mnhmci-d
to servo five yearn in prison and to pay e
fine of 0.1, mm.
Near Adolphl, 0., the boiler in s saw:
mill explodml with terrific: Infl'l'. and three
munwiinydor. Brown and McBride—were
blown to picnics.
'l‘hc lmller of n locomotive on the Geo»
tml Railroad of Georgia crttlmlcd while
the train one ricer Ween». Abe, am] my
neer F. A. Magnlre sud Firemen Wil»
ism Home were instantly killed.
Charley new. the negro who to
My murdered lites Dummies at Allel-
mlfiew «WW
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exhibited one day in ecity of the"wlld
mew“ bye young men newly arrived from
0 east .
He bed expected the trappertowhoui he
was proudly displaying it to be tilled with
ndmirntion. but the big men viewed the
weapon not only with indifference. but
Iron with contempt.
“Don't you like it?" naked the young
man at inst.
“Like it!" exclaimed the trapper, on
whose weather beaten features disgust wee
plainly written. “If a fellow ever shot me
with that sneekin little pistol, and I knew
it, I'd be ready to kick him, eurel"—-
Youtb'e Companion.
Newspaper Reporters Wound.
We are informed that the Modern Prose
Association weute one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
‘work is light and can be performed by
either lady or gentlemen. Previous ex
perience is not necessary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure such a posi-
tion, as we understand it takes only about
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars addreee Modern Press Aeeoei
ntion, Chicano. Ill.
if s New York nulhonaxre gtves 0 dm
nor at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
$700.00, which gives Iii people dyspepsia
and these people spend ”350.00 in doe-
ors’ bills and finally have to pay $5.00
ouch for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them
what would bathe ssvingper ospitu if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 8’1 persons st the feast?
Inquire at Pluisted’e drug store, when
you may have the problem solved end
gel; information about (lnctul Bleol Cure
Promptness is a commendable virtue.
That’s why we oiler you One Minute
Cough Cure. It is prompt in relief and
prom pt in curing. That in what it is made
for. G. A. Gregory & Co. and G. C.
Stilieon.
A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr. J. B. Loper,n
well-known druggist of Des Moines, Iowa,
for over six months. At times the pain
was so severe that he could not lift any-
thing. While]! he could do he could
not get lid of it until he applied Cham-
berlein’e Pain Balm. “I only made
three applications of it," he says, “and
have since been free from all pain." He
now recommI-nds it to persons similarly
afflicted. It is for sale by G. C. Stilleon,
druggistw WW. H” WW
We wish to state to our patrons that
One Minute Cough Cure is a safe and re-
liable remedy for children troubled with
croup,cohln.hosrancee and long trou-
bles. Iris plmsntto take and quickly
cum. GA “Gregoryai'Jo and G. C.
Stilleon.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction of soy cough medi-
cine! hendle.snd as a seller leads all
other ptepsrstions in this market. I
recommend it becsuse it is the best medi-
cine I ever handled for coughs, colds and
croup. A. W. Beldridge, MIliersville,
Ill. For sale by G. C. Stillson,druggist.
A gentleman of this county who has
excellent judgemnt remarked to us the
other day that he knew of no pill. so
good for constipation. dyspepsia and
liver complaint on De Witt‘s Little Early
Risers. i}. A. Gregory & Co. and (i. C
Stillson.
SOLID
SILVERWARE
SUITABLE FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS.
H. S. ROOD,
Ill South lain Street. 80. Harwell.
on Io nuunr
Daily Direct Freight Line
wBl’I’WlEN—
NEW YORK,
SOUTH NORWALK
AND N ORWALK.
Till PROPELIIEBH
Gill 0E lliiilliilli.
EIGlE Mill llilclll.
Will leave Pier 20, 3 IL, Beehnn
street. New York , It 5 p. to.
Leave Non-it, 6 p. In. Heath Nor
welt. 6:00 p. In.
Freight received from 7 s. In. meant;
I“
is and Vole-n will is not
lleetioo to egente the
Ragnar,
lotto! freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity
All persons ere forbid mung any
fl"
oitheemployeeoftbe Melton line
cemeoentoftheownentimeof.
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J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker. ‘
jrmnmmmm
meanness-em
“0“” meta
clue of the smallest oelihei‘m
s
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80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button,
MIES’
Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, 25
unuv in
TH EODOREH.OLS ,
n wumunn sun-:1. sun unmet.
100 pairs of Lounsbury, Mathewson 8: Co..’s fine Shoes, 3 little imperfechworth 4.50, “2.25.
100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50. l
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 200 at 1.50.
100 pairs LadIes’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 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' 8 8% to 10}, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
85 pairs Men’ 0 Police Shoes, worth 2. 00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men’ s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 5}, 0, 0i, 7.
50 pairs Men’s Congres and Lace, Cork Boles, sizes 9,10 andfll, worth 2. 50, at 1.25
100 pairs Men’ 5 Cali Bluchers, worth 2.50 at 1.50.
75 pairs Men’s Lace Picadiiiy and sqaure toe, worth 1.501% 1.25.
SPECIAL SALE
48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
M16000 VALUES.
For Thursday’s Bargain Bales- Soms Prices for the Day Only.
Children's Canton Flannel Night Drawers, 5 sizes at 25 cents.
Children's Muslin Drawers, l0 cents and upwards.
401i—
o
-—AT-
EN ’5
I
sizes 11 to 2, worth 1.7 5,!at:l.00. '
'75 pairs Boy ’3 Lace, worth 1.25, at 750.
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
Men’s Storm King Boots, 3.
00.
illEilliiliiE ll. lilSEilf
Bl WASHINGTIIN STREE
nonunion
4*
NIGHT - IllliiES.
cents and upwards.
A. Dickerman & Song:
234 WASHINGTON smear. sourI-I NORWALK. coun;~~~
PATIN‘Y
FINDING.
SURREY TRAP.
THE QUEEN
I
333313: the popnlsr all!" P0411010 with
the meritorious points“ of the MAP, emf with
oil it: advenugee ofihe Mag or Money
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WI mus 0:00" 7"! [m CANON 10'
MMMG ven OFFERED.
HAVING channn “spa beautiful rigs
on u too ten more live me 0
33m (:1th tiltin sent with Fees
ii hunt-of rte comfort. Most roomlorite
3:qu end luhqemweighlng 50 to lot! line. lean for
hecnpeeity end moo» mom than ené t no 10mm
eurrey made, and me much es s. truism sill
surrey . 0001mm. large
carry? room tor probes «and «resin. it
closed panel when in sea in turned
down. finch seer. working independent of each
meow” “illi‘d'iiifliilgti” .. 4::
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room. for two u {101' One.
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beet.
Norrie Woodhull“
MI W DAYTON.“
UTHER WRIGHT
WRIGHT’S BliilllliiE BEPflSllflll
Willillli 0F iii. ms;
The finest Traps, Buggies, Phaetone end Colorist. 1b
load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid sales 3‘
arrived. at Wright's sales room'. If you out pill; of by“
one, call and see me.
L. M. WRIGHT.
For SCENIC and sIGN LE TEle'G fl
my figures for work done by my artist, I A! film
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