M out {delin-
sus. the floods. haters them
Athlstie club at Galena Kart.
" . ttio
. him to sleep in the twenty-mung“ roan
Mr H. I. M.“ Gralvos Hills,
”all practising physician of many
, W.'fliut lleWiu'a Witch
Islveliss no equal for indolent
Mud burns. It stops pain in-
, My,“ s burn quickly and leaves
sang: a a. com a Co..sodG.
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‘ Mus. leaded lore.
‘ Charla Aim, of the
Detective Bureau, lndianapolis.
that two or three
and trustworthy men are needed
is scanty tosomprivate detective
his instructions. Experience ' in
_ is not necessary tosucceas. Be
Home criminal paper and will send
fill partials”, which wiil‘ex-
how you may enter the profession
blast indianspolls, Ind.
M Headache. constipation and in-
m quickly cured by DeWitt's
MO Early Risers. the famous little
pills, G, A. Gregory & 00., and G. C.
wisest
Assure rheumatic pain in the left
Miller had troubled Mr. J. H. Loper, a
- “limo druggist of Des Moines, Iowa,
funerals months. At times the pfin
waisssevers that he could not lift any-
I m Willis“ he could do he could
Intact!“ of it until he applied Cham-
W‘s sin Balm. “I only made
the. ' of it,”he says, “and
bum Mn free from all pain.” He
IOU Wmends it to persons similarly
m It is for sale by G. C. Stilison,
W-
alkman” will find DeWitt‘s Little
M s safe and reliable remedy
on, dyspepsia and liver
G. A. Gregory & 00.. and
Milton
' , 4 you would not think so, but
Isms proportion of diseases in
Yahoo-ea from carelessness about
‘ cold,” says Dr. Cyrus Edson.
”Dimple thing and so oom-
‘ . very few people, nuleu it is a
.mnionla, pay any attention to
There are a great many cases of
end consumption which have
‘ in this neglect of the simplest
- 4 of every day life. The most
‘ advice is, when you have one get
I“ of K assoou as possible. By all means
I.“ m it.” Dr. Edson does not
‘flyon how to cars a cold but we will.
“' Wrisin’s Cough Remedy. It
mu the lungs, aid expectoration,
a” thoucretlons and soon effect a per-
Weure. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
E ‘ule by 0. U. Balloon. druggist.
W. ‘l‘. Sanhrd. Station Agent of been
or, Guillemot)” Pa.. writes: i can recom-
m‘ One Minute Cough Cure as the best
i I overused. It gave instant relief and a
quick are. 0. A. Gregory 8: Co. and
0. G. Btiiison.
'J. D. assumes.
Undertaker.
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Andre i vastlnstocksinsssfeaad
ll usage: without care and
loan: discretionary macaw
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ifilth that jabs With the left into the
mouth. followed by oswinglng right on
themes; Johnson was muddy punished,
his bodylooking like a piece of raw liver.
It was fully ten minutes before he regain-
ed consciousness Johnson was not in the
light after the first round.
The mill was fought in the opera house
and witnessed by a large crowd of sports,
including the mayor of Galena and the
sheriff of Cherokee county. Notwith-
standing Governor hiorrlll's strict orders
to the sheriff. there was no attempt mode
to puta stop to the tight at any stage.
After it was all over Johnson and Punt-ll
were both arrested, but it was the sup-
position that the arrest true only a more
foriiiniity.
The citizens of Galena, which is a place
of some 5, 000 inhabitants. not only did
not sustain the governor in his attempt to
prevent the mill. but anoint-d very indig-
nant that he should have endeavored to
interfere. They toikcd freer of putting
the sheril! in jail until the fight was over
In calm it had been understood that be "
would take steps to carry out the govern:
or’e orders. The citizens seemed determin-
ed to hove the light.
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THOMAS BLANCK KILLED.
’l‘lie Jesse James of the Pacific (’oast Died
After a Desperate Battle.
SEATTLE, Wash, March 22.—-Thomns
Blanch. tlic deeperudo, was shot and kill-
ed by John S. Siioppick. ii deputy shoriil.
nciir Kent, Wush. The bottle was one of
. the most desperate iiimgiiinble rind was
fought out with only ten foot separating
the foes.
Thursday afternoon a report «one to
Kent that lliunck was pcuncd in near Or-
illio. Bob Crow and John thppiok. who
carried winchostcrs, started up the North
am Pacific tracks. When they wore iibout
a mile north. they saw it man coming to‘
ward them on the truck. They had no
idea when tin-y saw the man approaching
them that they were going to meet the
dospemdo, and they got to within ten feet
of him before the real (longer dovciopod
itself. The stronger wulkcd along with.
out saying a word, rind fluidly Crow and
Shoppiok culled to him to throw up his
hands.
li‘he man without further delay pulled
a six shooter from his pocket nod oponod
fire. , Then the men with tho Winchester-s
commenced putting bullets into their
magazines. It was a regular fusillads, and
not until the dosperado lind emptied his
revolver of rill its shots. wounding Shep-
plck and being himself bored through and
through. was the battle over and the dos
perndo doud. .-hcppick and Grow bud
killed the Jesse James of the Pacific corist
-Bob West Blanch, alias Frank Hamilton.
TORPEDOES AWAIT THEM.
Chinese Preparing to Defend Formosa
Against the Japanese Fleet. l
SHANGHAI, March 22.—A .liiluinosofleet
is reported OR the l’cscmloro isliinds.
which lie ii sliortdlstanco to the westward
of control Formosa. being soparntod from
that island by the Pentium channel. Tor-
pedoes to prevent the entrance of tho an
ancso vessels have boon piontod in tho
harbor of Anioy. a trinity port in tho prov-
love of Fulticn. which is sown-atoll from
tho Posciidoro islands by the comparative-
ly narrow Pesciidoro oiiunncl.
'i‘cicgriiius from the north rcporl that
mouy Japaneso i'cssois are off Simuhui»
kwnn and King Chow, on the gulf of
LliioJl‘ong. iiuil 'l‘ukow, llic port of Tim
tsln, on the gulf of i’o-ciiili. it is export-
ed that ihcrc will bu on curly binding of
Jupaucso forces oi mic or rill of those places.
The Uliinoso dcfriuiiug the towns tire on
the alert.
NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Plans Found For le-l'niigressinan Fpringer
Ind Hui-It Kllgorr.
Wimnxnrox. Man-b 22.—~'l‘iio follow-
lngoppo'inlmonis wcro announced at the
White llouso:
William M. Springer of llliuois. judge
of tho L'niicd r'mtos court of tho Northern
district of tho luiiiun ’I‘vrritory.
(’oustiintinc lliii-kli-y Kiiuoro of 'I‘i-xns.
judge of tho i'niml Hinton court of the
Southern district of tho lnd‘iuu ’l‘orritory.
’l‘lioiim'roiriry of the treasury has up
pointed William .‘Iinrtin Ailicn of (Jiliciu
natl supervising architect of tho trciiiuiry
In the place of Jeremiah O'llourko, rov
signed.
Ill] (ionimutt Villa.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, March 22.—-Jmlsb
Wilt. to south side continuum, hos mado an
Mllfinllli‘lll. llis liabilities are 120,000
and sunset» nearly 020.000. lie basiost
heavily in recent contracts.
Mexico "as Not lmlsred War.
Cirv or Mexico. Mnroh 22.—-’l‘bo in.
port that war had been docianid between
Mexico and iiustmonia and that perils-
mimt had been summoned to moot on
April 1 is untrue.
TELEGRAPhlIC . BRIEFS.
Representativm from to women's clubs
of Michigan met at Lansing and adopted
a constitution and elected officers.
”emotive Maxim of Denver, who was
shot on Tuesday night by Pat Crown, the
notorious thief. Is (load.
William ll. Prince-st. llifi iliilo bank
rubber and alleged wile murdmr, win,
“need to be haugvad on May lit. gate a
new trial.
George 'l'imooy. mail mrrier between
Niles and Bertrand. both Michigan towns,
hssdlssppesreil after drawing lioo pea-
aloa money.
A delegation of flbcyenss and Arsrisiies
lsdlsns from Oklahoma in full ludlsn
costume called at the White ilouss to are
President Cleveland.
irving Justice. is prominent morons“
of Bells. Cherokee nation, was tailed to
his doorway by two unknown man. who
shot hlln sis times. killing him inmtiy.
In. Bailingtrm llmth of the Salvation
Army olhcisted at thewaddlng of Irish»
tenant Amy fi‘slhot of Cleveland and Ad—
jutant Joesph "mm of Cincinnati.
both at the lisivatios Army.
During a high wind a spark from a
chimney set fire to a mutant in Paw»
nee township. 0. '1'... and the firs comma»
nieatedkrihepralrlem asdthsscus»
try lot allies amend was devastated.
THE WOW TATALLY BURIED.
I'lislr test field on a Hot Stove Until 'l'hsy
Toll! on ram;- Where to rise tlis lav-
ings of Years-They Wars Left Bound
and Helpless.
BBAD‘IOBD, Pa, March til—At Psi-
iner'a Mills. a‘ loudly spot on Marvin's
creek. an aged couple Wore tortured and
robbed by triaskod men, the robbers secur-
ing over $000.
The couple-Mr. and‘ Mrs. Merritt
Childs. who are cvor 70 years of age—were
shout tinrotlro when a knock mum at the
door. The old ludy answered the sum-
mom and was met by a blow on the head
which foiled her to the floor. ’l‘bclius-
band. who chine to her assistance. was
similarly trcntod, iind three nmskod men
entered the house. The husband and wife
were then bound and gaggizil. while the
robbers ransacked the pruinlsoii, finding
8500.
This did not satisfy them, and Llrs.
Cliilds Woe fliilllill to tell whom the hill-
Hho refused to divulge the Infornmtion,
whorou’pou the flood» bored her foot and
pros-isc iiiom ngulnst tho rcdhot stove.
She sti )d tho torture until her feet were
very badly burned and the!) mode known
tho place where nnothor $100 was secreted.
This experiment encouraged the rub-
hers, and the old couple woro put through
the torture again for the purpose of ex-
tortlng more money. All that remained
of the savings of the husbnnil and wife
was 80 cents. This woe thou scoured by
the men, and Mr. nod Mrs. (Ilillds were
ngoin bound and gagged nod loft to their
fate. They were disoovcrod in the morn-
ing by neighbors in n pitliibie plight.
Mrs. Chllds will probably dio from the
ciiccts of the shock and torture. but the
old gentleman will rcoovor. ’l‘hreo susv
pct-ts nro bcing hunted by officers. If cap-
turcd. they will have to be well giioudod,
as the fooling against them is very bitter
in the neighborhood.
(iolri Iiiars Stolen.
Sax Draco. Clll., March 22.-—A rob-
bery is reported from Enscnndu, Lower
California, by which Don Manuel llivorol,
the shipping and commission merchant,
and Godbce‘c (70., bonkers, are losers to
the amount of about $16, 000. A gold bar
valued at about 018,000 was placed in
charge of Blverol's agency on Monday by
the lharra Gold Minlngilommny for sliip-
mont to this city. Other gold bars of
smaller value Were also at llivi-rci's place
awaiting shipment to banks here.
They wore plaood. togutlior with the big
bar from rhixlbarra mince. in safes of the
office, which Wore biovm opm with dynm
mite some time Thursday night and the
conwlim romovoil. llodbc's bank also lost
£3,000. The lhIovL-s ore boliovod to be In
Ensenndn. but the country is being scour-
ed In that vicinity In iii'nruli of iIn-m. The
usual reward for their apprehension is
offered.
The Clioynsthrr-eilon Mali-ii.
Ciucaoo, March Slit—The six round
contest between Jcc Ghoynski and Dan
Crocdon was a draw. no decision being
given by the referee. The conditions of
the mutob provided that if both men wr-ro
on their fool at the conclusion of the sixth
round no dccision should be given. Clioyn-
ski hiiil nil Iiio boat of ii excl-pl. in one
round. Iio knm-kod f‘rocdon down twice,
brought the blood in utnuinui from his nose
and had his iiioli vory tircil and groggy
when llll! sixth round closed.
Reform Nlionl Keeps-r Mahler-d.
New liinmswu‘x, N. .i.. March 22,—-
(Jhiirlcu liounliliion, on Iiimuto of tho m-
form school iivro. was Minimum-ii to Ibo
bathroom to be punished for brciiliiugu
ruio oi tho institution. iii-fort» coloring
the room iic lmrrovvod a pcnknifc. Kocpor
W. W. Davis took hold of the boy. and the
lolicr slablioil tho keeper ihrcc limos over
the lll'lll'l. In:llie right uiilo and on the left
arm. Docion woro siinimoncd. iind illli'l‘
on cxnmioation pronounced tlu- kocpcr In
is precarious cumin lot).
A (Miller Ablt‘ssntlh
BROOKLYN. March 2’2.— A gum-mi alarm
was «out out from ilrmklyn pollm hood-
quurii-rs for tho opprcbonaiou of William
llruuhusch. ill yours old, of iill llorimrt
utrwt. who for some time pnai has been
employed as cashier by Henry listtcrinan,
the dry goods dealer st limodwsy and
(irahom avoniui llrunbusch was sent to
dctxialt [5.000 in the liroadway bank and
failed to return.
“and for Money last at I'olvr.
FlnmJii‘. 0., March 22.n—Mrs. lloils ll.
Trout. will» ot l'riink ll. ’I‘roul. reloading
merchant. has suoii (‘lifl'urd If: ilastusn.
propriotors of tlio l‘afo Royal. and Wil-
liam Marian, owner of tho promises. for
7.000 lost at poker In thouafeltoyai.
The Jury returned s verdict allowing her
03.000. _ -
m. Tan-series to Its Its-unveil.
tlusiui liar, Wis. Mimi) 99.—~Jesas
Hpaldirig of Chicago has (9-0!“le a deal
whereby the llsrpor tanuorioii. the largest
mnivrus of the kind In the slate of New
York. will be removed to coil" liivor,
show Menominm, on lends owned in
northern Wisconsin and Ilrhlpli.
[W I’wlitislal not. lliwvsslf.
Livonia ind. Hamil ell-«lion. Joseph
Jmkmo. a prominent pdltician and as~
member of lbs iniilana legislature. corn-
milled suicide by shooting himself iii the
head with a revolver. has over
defenattiislastelsetkyn lath-muss as
signed.
A sits ants ”all.
Dr. Louis. Hamil sit—Brno Mavis» sale
of nun in volume ever made is this
narkst was msommated here. it was
made the United Elevator mpsay to
than manic antimony and ecs-
sittsd of m bushels of so. s com
theatrical Isa-as! so lorry as sets-as.
BALTIMI, limb Ina-«Tile
”humanistic Tools I.
the iar W of Harris’ AM
at arts. to iii-s sass Boyd. tins issue
mud who to. tile tlilsmh
is "Aladdin. Jr."
ism-dist fliers!- Israel.
Ir. 'i'sotias. 0st. liars-i tea—Tbs
MW elitism. attiis cursor at
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mute-imam“
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“00,000. The wind, which had been from
once of the money was hidden. l
‘ l
completsiydevtroyed the smallness,
at the Waivers 'i’ aster mosey. ”9
lowest“ W tii its contents, on-
tslilng a loss of more than 0200.000. The
high wind which was blowing communi-
cated the llamas to the linseed oil will
across the rim, and it was partially dsv
strayed and the greater partof its con-
tsnts consumed. making a total lossof
the southeast, now changed and Increased
luvsiooity, blowing for a time directly
from the east. This cimimuiiicatodthe
flames to the two big tanks owned by the
linseod‘bll mills. and the platform on
which they rested began to burn fiercely.
Thousands of people had congregated by
this limo, and when thoy new the tanks
on fire there was a wild stampede. The
storage building was an immense struc-
ture. 000 by 00 foot, including the brick
storiigo annex. The main part of the ole-
vator was live stories high and had n cos
paell y of 150,000 bushels. in the bins at
the time were stored 100,000 bushels of
flaxsood, rind on the lower floor several
thousand tons of linseed oil cake were
ready for the nmrkot. in the annex the
oil was In hugo tanks. having on esti-
motcd capacity of 120,000 gallons.
Wlion it was plain that nothing could
be done toward saving the Implement
wnroiiousc, the firemen turned their at-
tontlcn to saving the oil mill storage
house. This they were able to do. The
building of the Western Trnniilcr company
was it nmmmoth {mine structure. six ato-
rics high, covered with corrugated iron.
The iron aided the Homes. as it kept the
water from reaching the woodwork. The
huge four story and‘ basement warehouse,
100 by 50 fool, was filled from top to bot-
tom with form implements and inoohinory
voiced at about $200,000. This machinery
was owned by about :10 implement. oom-
panics in didorcot ports of the United
States.
SIXTY MINERS DEAD.
The Disaster at lied f'isliyvm, In “'ymnlll, I
Terrible fine.
Evsuerox, Wy., Mitfoli 22.—'I‘lic total
number now known to Iowa pill'lril’il'll in
whom .50 are nmrriod and nine are young
men and boys. i,’p to this hour the bodies
of the following. out of a totoi of 53 who
met their death in the mine, have been
recovered nod torncd over to their rela-
tives: W. ll. Clark, John Morris. 1). Lou-
tie, (l. liydo. John Licks, W. ll. Grievo-
aand. Somucl Clay (slugiui. Samuel lliitch-
inson. William Morris, Thomas Booth.
Benjamin J. Cole, Charles S, Clark, Wil-
liam Brown, James Lamb and Fred Mor-
gan. all mon of large families.
This lcovcs 38 unrecovcred bodies in the
mine. The tinibcring bi largely blown
out, and the walls and roof of the whole
interior are wrecked ond uhatlered so that
the Volunteer scorching pari y of is now
seeking the bodice of their comrades are
every moment in danger of bclng buried.
A coroner's jury has bcco Impanoled.
which viewa the romaine MI brought out
and turned over to relatives.
The agonizing ucromns of widows and
children about the mouth of the mine is
beyond description. The mules that were
In the mine are so burned thot they have
to he removed on acmunt of the odor bo-
fors the work can proceed.
f Rosmsous SENTENCE-ID.
Clan-rim (ii-ls a Life Hentrnce and Sadie
‘ Twenty Han.
lli'i‘r.ii.o. .‘lfil'f'll 2:3.——’l‘bo jury in the
Gibbs llllll‘llt'l' triiil hos found Smile Rob-
. Imam guiltyof nuinoiiiiiglifor rind ('iorcnco
llobinmn guilty of muriii r In tho socond
dtilrl’i'ii.
liliironcc lbddoson was writcuccd to life
Impri-onnwnt iiiiii Sudio lhibinson for :0
yours.
ls'o lilil‘ll‘l: was the lnicrcat in the out-
come of tho l'llll‘lli'i‘ trial of the llobinsons
that tho cily linll corridors Wci'o black
with omwdinu iniiiumiiy long boforo the
hour of opv ing of the court. .‘boril'f's
lldpilllun Witt stoves slruguiml with the
throng. nod Ii “ll-i with difficulty that s
piiasngo wm cleared for llmcntrxince of the
handcuffed primmers nod lbu judgo.
Tho verdict was rweivi-d with grmt sur-
prise. oridimmmibiiriy a murmur of ill-
crmiuliiy run around tbo rmui. llut tlu-
jury woe pollcd to prove that curs had
heard correctly.
l llrotai Treatment of a Ibby.
l l’uovimixrt. March 's’ll'.~—'l'iiuillm Hig-
gins wan arraignml rimmed with assault
and battery upon his son, I", years old,
and hold In .000 for trial. Whilo drunk
Higgins went bolus and found the child
crying. According to the story told by
. Hrs. Illguins. this our-god hint. and
snatching the boy he held him over a boil.
lug lr'itlloillo until he was friglitfully burn-
ed and wont into an hysterical fit.
1
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To Insult-s the CW Ila-k.
Bisoiiaarov. N. Y.. March tilt—Tbs
dstuisitors of thei‘honsiigo Valley risvings
hank hold a meeting. at which a mm
[from Miimuiiteudeut Preston was read.
Mim- the situation had been dim-owed it
was dwidod to rot-manila the bank, and
the committee was empowered to take
the loamy stein.
forest fires in new Jittery.
M'Msrur Cart. Marvin ill-«A forest
firs that hes already burned over at: mm
of valuable timber Is miss within two
miles of En Harlow City. Moral resi-
dences are in the path of lbs flames. and
nose of own are working to five than
from destructlim.
(tavern; with», m.
Continua. 0.. larch saws private
to the in em hers says
Iii-Kinny is sick Iii bed st Timpani!”
from the clients of s hind sold. The gov.
mthlnksli is positivism but he
will bsdeisinsds dsyov transit-wisp
W lass W
humerus. larch rt.-’l‘he mana-
sts Telephone my successes :- rs-
dartioa of QfimrHIthW
laaii towns in thew-isostatic“ ltilo
mice after April l.
' Ammonium
cmnamsorta. listen ”us-Th sat
rain-sail tins Amino assholes-
.I'I‘miv R. In m film ,
“Veteran-eyelet intensity. is W
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I the mine disaster at Red Canyon Is 60. of
MARCH 22d and 23d.
We will make Special Display of new cruise
CLOTHING for Men and Boys. For the quality of
Goods our prices will certainly surprise you and all
new Goods fresh from our factory, 841 Broadway, New
York, and Novelties from Best & Co. for the little
fellows.
FRIDAY and snow um sinus. -
EVERYTHING In CLOTHING, HATS and FURNISHINGS
w. A. unmet & co.
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
1 I g
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram '& Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
SPECIAL ALTERATION SALE
Our aim for the put four yesrs.or since we started in business,has been to give
Norwalk a good dry goods store Nothing has or will divert us from that purpose
and every day we come closer to our object. Last year our increasing trade de—
manded more room. consequently 2 500 square feet of space was added This ya!
we surprise ourselves by stating that it is still further necessary to loom our
hpacemnd this time 3 000 square feet will be annexed, but before this can he done it
is necessary for us to make extensive alterations and this brings us to a very intu-
rating part of the programme. Namely that from
MARSH 15 ill APRIL ist
We shall give the trading ublic another special alteration sale.
To further explain or iscuss our plans is a waste of words and
fore you are most cordially Invited to call and see what we propose
advantage of the special prices which will prevail during this sale.
Trisiram in Hyatt, NorwaIIi, Bonn.
CLOTHING.
This week we shall sell -
BOYS’ UITS
war——
HALF PRICE.
Ages from 4 to 14 years.
atlas; iii-Is-
Huius in.
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,’
86 Washington Street. - South Norwaii. Com.
u.“ Benedict Collar Biron. '-
A time having. Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the um
mm" partofihe post i. so, the lower part a round. it
can’t help working, :lts as simple as a clothes Pin.
0 Made in
m... Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
Filil SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, IEWELEII,
iIPliIi Willi llillll. lilllllll. ililll.
Djwmmvm
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