is Dr. Imus! Iitshtr's
ption for Infants and Old!»
It contains neither Opium,
not other Bordello sab-
Itissharmlosssuhstituofor
m Dram Boothlns 6mm
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
"botanist is thirty yosrs’ nto by
trillion-cachet Osstorisistho
'fihildren's Panacea-tho Iothor’s
Island. '
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Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
.ltaving Castoris, and see that the fac-simile
signature of
is on the
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. at: from Washington.
' Send model. drawing or phntn.. with descrip-
* - - . We advisa. if patcmuble or not, free of
, 3.. Our fee not due till Eaten: is secured.
P Inner, “ How to 0 rain Forums," with
-~ ofsatne in the U. S. and brown countries;
4' free. Address,
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Nurwaik. Conn.
New York!» notmcemoat.
'0- smsrlean loans and new to nuatn.‘
“trust’s Fililiilll'e.
Reasons why you should buy it
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this firm have long on-
joyed the reputation of keeping only
the boot Earnituro that can be pro-
duced, both in medium and tineot
grades; (2). Because their assortments
are unequalledr (3). Because their prices
are the lowest at which goods of stand-
ard quality can be sold.
I“ actions la Main: Room. loam
Pavlov. Drawing Room. Library and nail rural-
”Venetian carved Furniture—Novelties h
Furniture—White and Gold laamoloe
Mitm-wlnamelod and Brass Bedatoada—
hell-h Brass nod-toads as patrons); lasts sad
“no Furniture—inseam laay chairs and aw
tau—4mm. and Billiard linens "rattan—-
Milo. for city or country homes—m
m learn—Ali prwes in plain um
R. J. HORNIR Q 00..
Furniture lasers and Importers.
61-85 West 23d St.) N. I.
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Bevan-v Brew- ls W by “plows
" OI Ills Ian's Mae-fl! am
Attempted leioieo, has railed—Prompt”
mud by a We Jury.
iom'svute. hfsy l.-—Archionmm. the
Mo son and “oratory. Ndwith
is life for a liaison with another man’s
wife. The latter shared the same fate. the hero.
wronged husband shooting them to death
in the room in which he had surprised
thorn in their guilt.
Fulton Gordon is the name of the man
who so terribly avenged his domestic disv
honor. The tragedy is one of the most
sensational in the history of the state on
account of the prominence of the persons
involved and the circumstances surround»
in; the case.
it occurred in anovilrosortlroptbya
colored woman at with Wort ; Madison
street. Brown was kiilod in thorium).
and Mrs. Gordon was shot as the was floo-
ing from the place.
At.“ noon Brown, with Gordon's wifo.
knocked at the from door of Lucy B.
Smith’s Madison street homo. They were
admitted by Mattie Mattinziy. a colored
woman. and immediately mired to thc'
up stairs front room. which had boon pro.
viousiy engagcd. Thirty minutes later a
tall, dark haired man knockcd at tho door
of the house and was admitted lio anter-
was
i
w wosasdovotodss was porri-
bio father to is. The governor’s
grief uncontrollable. and he gave
way to the most nitrous lsmontatlous.
Ho and Secretary Hmdloy'icft at once for
Louisville. .
W levies and Unfolde-
Bsazu. Ind. May l.-—An atrocious
murder and suicide occurred horowblch
causal tho must excitement James
Young. janitor at tho oourthousawassocn
on horseback galloping wildly south from .
llo came dashing back into the city
and ran hastily to his room in the base-
ment of tho courthouse. An instant later
be called County Recorder Koyscr to the
speaking tube and bade him goodby. im-
mediately two shots rang out in quick
succession Win-n Young's room was
ruched. he was found dead upon {his bod,
a smoking pistol lying on ouch side of
him, while his clothing was on fire. Ho
had placed a rovolvor on each side of his
stomach and fired.
Before Young's body was cold an officer
rode up to arrest him. stating that n moa-
sago had just boon rocoivcd from Hoosier-
villo, four miles from here. stating that
he had murdered his wife. Young and his
wife quarroicd and soparntod inst Jon-
uary, and ho accused her of infidelity.
swearing he would kill her and thou him-
self, ’l‘uosdny ho borrowed two revolvers
and rode to the home of Mrs. King, his
wife’s mother. on a'fnrm south of Hoosier»
villo.
ills wifc saw him coming and stopped
a» ' when to
chill. son. to
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hosnho .
.5 EB SAYS £101.th IS IliVOliBIl.
no Nevada Senator Ellis 0 latter- to Ir.
cum-no ‘l'hat is you or tomato—"soc
and Lord Kimberley Are Extending lit-it-
islt Rule In the Pacific.“
WASHINGTON. May l.——Bonoilor William
M. Stewart of Nevada gave toilho prcosnu
open letter addressed to the plrcsidcnt, in
which he says:
“Whon I last wrote you, I did not sup-
pose that i should be called upon so soon
to renew my congratulations for your r on.
spicuous bravery in promutluul the pm) 03'
of the mother country. i did notllzcn
realize that your boucflccnt policy exicmi
ed beyond the extermination ull obnoxious
bimotnllists and the farmers and lulml'irra
who uppuso your 'sound money and mic
currency.’
“But it now appears that your wise
and patriotic statoomunsbip is but confin-
ed to tho limits of a sound Blrltisb finan-
cial policy for tho people of the United
States. but includes cordial «to-operation
in the policy of conquest and dominion
for the mother country.
"The Joint success of yourself and Lord
Kimberley in planting the lllritish flag
and extending British rule over Nicol-w
minis admired and uppiuudcd by every
loyal subject of the queen and will secure
for you tho love and respect of all true
Fmglishmcn. Your grout and mugnnni-
cdtho front lower room, saying that a
woman would join him thaw shortly.
The man closed all the doors, and a few
minutes later a commotion was heard
above. followed by a succession of pistol
shots. Then thorn was a hurriodmovo'
mcnt down stairs as Mrs. Gordon fled
from the scene. A few more abuts rang
out, and she fell dead on tho wrch in the
rear yard.
Gordon left the house immediately. ‘A
few momcnts inter Brown's corps" was
found in the up stairs room, The follow-
ing telegram was taken from his pocket:
"Lcusmts, April :38.
“Archie D. Brown, Goverrnor's Private
Secretory. Frankfort. Ky:
“Ilon’t writc any more. Cumo'i'uosdoy.
Moot rho at 5. lo a. m.”
A Duel Wills Metals
It was pursuant to this tolcmm that
Brown met Mrs. iiordrm. it was a brief
but sangulnary battle that was fought in
the front room of the second floor of La-
cy Smith’s house.
As soon as Gordon gained admittance a
dual to the death evidently began. B
had a 58 mlibcr revolver, whirls was found
empty after the tragedy. , Gordon must
have had two pistols, seats bullets pierced
Brown's body and throc that of hits (for
don. The bed on which Brown and Mrs.
Gordon lay was covered with blood, show—
ing that one or both had been shut while
there, or in tho struggln cuoormrrre of
the wounded had fallen them.
Just what part, if any, Mrs. Gordon
took in the fatal oncountor only her brw
bond is alive to any. The walls of the
room are smeamd with blood and filled
with bullet holes.
The slayer of his wife and horpavarucur
was arrested by Officers Reilly and Lapille
while getting into his buggy. lie exclaim'
ed: ” I shot both of them. i rnught thorn
in tho art. Thcy aw huth drml. Course
with me. Hi show you whcro they are."
Tho body presented a horribic upmar-
once. being mvctcd will! lilmtd from bowl
to foot. Timro om» ‘e- clothing on the
body oxcept a pair of cmwcrs and a pair
of socks. Thom worn throw gunshot
wounds in tho Imam, mm of thcm Ming
over the vagina of tho: hmtt. tw» wounds
in the hood: one in tlic rumor of the slum-
ach and another in the right arm.
Mrs. Gordon was lying cm a vault? rimr
in tho yn ni f'm'n downward. rho was
i'luthml only in a rhumim and skirt and
was in emu-icing foot,
Gordon Tells "is Mary.
Gordon said to illl‘ll or lrspillo an the
way in flit) jhil that lit: bud Msflwrlml the
couple for some firm, and ntmut a wreck
ago ho found that his limpll‘irms wort,- cur.
rout. lie wont to ttw homo and found
them in tho sumo bod. llc drew his pistol
and fired five shots at Brown. by which
time the guvcmnr‘s sun had his own pisv
toi in play. llrnwn firml two shots at
Gordon. Then the lotto: pappimi with
him and took his pintni away from him
and ulmt at him with his own Import.
liftm' shouting at [frown be slmt at his
wife as sho was going down the stat».
striking her just as she torched the bot-
tom. She fell dead outside the door.
llrnwn's body lay on the floor of the
room in which he was killed for an hour.
when it was removed by Undertaker King.
Mattie Mattin‘ly, the colored wmnan.
says that Brown and Mrs Gonloss had
been accustomed to visit the homo on Set
today of each week for some tiara
firs. Gordon was Alias Nellie Bush of
this city. liar family is me of the most
prominent in this state liar mother was
once state librarian. auditor grandfather
was Jud. Zachariah m chief juice
of the oonrtof appeals of Kentucky.
l'ulton Gordon at the time of his mar-
out on tho porch to moot him. Without a
word he drew a revolver and shot her
through the heart. He tlwn stooped over
her prosirnic body and fired two more
balls into her breast. Ho thcn sprung on
his horsc, rode to tho city and killed him-
self. Young was 60 years of age. and his
wife was 47». Tiny had no children. it
develops that bu bad soon am umivrtnkor
the night before and urrnngcd for the bur-
ial of his body.
YANKEE STEAMER SEIZED.
ftlse “'aa Immediately Released. However
0st Demand of tow American Consul.
Nliw Ynux, May l.—-'i'hc steamship
Moritln of tho lied I) line. which plies
along the artist of Venezuela. to now at
anchor hero. "or priucnce in this port
always denotes an accident or trouble to
one of her sister ships. licr visit this
time reveals the seizure of an American
steamship bya foreign government. the
placing of troops aimard her. the confus-
sion of her engineer that be alone was re.
sptmsihio for Eonirnbnnd goods found on
her, the successful eflorts of an American
consul to free an American citizen. the
release of the soiled stonrnship too late to
make her mauler trip and the substitu-
firm of tbo- Murillo in brr plarc.
'l'bo stoernship Mnl’m'nllm of tho llcd D
lino left this port on April 3. and on tho
intls she/enirrrd the harbor of tho Yum}
zuolau port «if Maracaibo. When tho Mar-
acaibo was sighted. a company of midiuts
wan dispatched to board but by l’rr-sidont
Crespn's mdcra ’l‘bc Ihlp“mi mirrhud.
and H.000 cartridges were found for which
no accounting had been made. Captain
‘Sukcfnrtb. his officers and mm were quot
tinned. 'l'bcy limb-4i all kuowlcdgu cf the
sums, and tho t'm-ucl was formally soirmi.
That night a yum! of right soldiers
puts] flu! ducts of tho )lumt‘rtilw. So who
was allow"! in llf'flnl or lI'lWi‘ but. The
uflirm of tho stmmsblp warm r-nnflnni.
The following day flail-y. the engineer,
confound ii at be alone “as n‘spunsibiu
for tho rariritlgve. He was promptly
pim'rsi under nrrrfit and hurriui in tho
jail. Word was com to tho Amcricuu
consul. ifulunul l‘iumurber. ’1 ho rulmul
at omi- dcmamlcri tho release of tho simm-
sbfp and umlr.r~rr—~thc furmvr on tho
ground that the ramps!” was ignorant of
tho «rim». and linioy up the ground that
how» on American citizen and his of-
fcuw wa~ m rnmittul noun Amcrirnn ship.
President i'rr-tpu irrmmiintciy Ul’tll'l‘i’ll
Ibo Wilts-w of if“! vocal and brr rngim-vr.
Tito guard was taken nil, but too into, for
the wear! to [truf‘lft‘ll to this port on ht'l'
schedule limo. 'fbr Meridn mu according.
ly holder! with tho cargo intended for tho
Harmonia) and firm on to Now York.
STRIKERS ARE UGLY.
Italian Laborers la the lirlrlryanis Titre-ai-
on to Make Trunble.
Kixus‘rns. .\'. Y. May l.—-'I‘bo brick-
yarslers' strike in the Gln-wo ri-ulcn is still
on. and it now begins to luck nmro trou-
blolnnso All work is suspendoti in tho
yards of Wasblmrn llrothcrvt Frank Van
llcuscn. Moglnnir ilrotbcrs and liubort
Lent. A force of tivputy sheriffs is still
in charge. The ltniinus arc organizing in
puns. raising the ltalisn flag and march-
Ing to and fro to the blasts of a bugip.
Constable Abool attempted to arrest the
begin. but was beaten oil by a howling
mob armed with clubs and revolvers. An
attempt to load a barge at the Van Den-
scn yard was frustrated by the strikers.
it is stated by the latter that their wages
are to be cut :5 cents a day this mason.
and it is because of this threatened cut
that they have refused to work. The orn-
pioyora. however. will not as yet announce
definitely what tho wages are to he. More
scrim» trouble In anticipawd boioro a sat-
tiornont is reached.
ancos in ovary portion of the country.
sloped about ten years ago. Short»
iy inward they moved to Frankfort.
where be home proprietor of the Kenyan
Iota]. This he continued to run until the
“Michael” and mod to m
whovohshecemetnaoagsvcf tho'i‘urkisb
hathalnthel’almovllonaa
”In!“ M!”- the I”.
Whhflm‘mmkaflofld
its isaahnrt. hatissaflsn
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The trial of Oscar Wilde xas continued
in loaders.
Robert fl. Carlton of St. Louis was floor!
.100 for "mashing."
'l’hostrlks of the gamut workers at
It. fouls is at an and.
The Illnnrepolls arrived at Fort Mon-
roe. where she will he refitted.
flooding I: Go. the oldest dry goods
Iran in Ilanviilo. Va, assigned.
The Pennsylvania house voted down
the hill erecting a Quay 00th.
Sundry of beef is causing an advance
in the price of twigs-r in Chm
A ssh-ate for building an old maids’
relishes been started in Bethlehem. Ky.
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rush-lads Gordon's ”will. Aljuhumflmtja‘fint ma...
ill-OW. «ammo-all- man-codersfnlntholinlabtoofi’ytblas
Womanhody's ritual.
' comics-arm‘s summon.
”www.mys-slcyuhsvahssu
aslsl'towaltataoatlforteolrwsgss.
mmdeilmoI-norumah-
build lgimaumuadw
"In.“ ‘ ”Moccasins-annular
mous nuturc will not ho disturbed by the
unreasonable complaints of tiny of your
own countrymen who oontinuu to cling to
tho uni-row and unrcnscunblo prcjudices
which the descendants of the whole of
1777 entertain against that grout and
good guvommont which is still willing to
protect us. notwithstanding the ill will
and lugrntitudo of our deluded nucostors.
Cordon of British Stallions.
"Your exalted position onlnblos you to
see tho grout advantage of a cordon of
British naval stations guarding our ox-
posod seaports on the two moons and tho
grout swuriiy and comrnorcio‘l advantages
tho Nil orugua mnai will afford undcr
British jurisdiction. Your clear vision
spurts the continent and oxtouds to the
fatal! islands of the Pncillc. and you
fully cnmprcbi-ud the comploilo protection
that. the navy of Grant Ilritoin. with
hemiquariors at Honolulu. Would be to
tho Pacific coast.
"The people of tho Unitodl Stntos will
view with much satisfaction the prepara-
tions which you and Lord Kimberley are
making to present the r-lnirns of tho Ilrib
lab and American subjects who, in the in~
torost of tho mothcr country. ccnspircd to
ovcrthrow the republican guwrnmcnt of
Hawaii.
"Thu fact that the conspirators wore
unsum-ussfui uggruvutos tho crimos of the
republic in maintnining its constitutional
govorrnncnt. and furnishes you and Lord
Kimberley nmplo justification for demand-
ing impossible rcpnrallun to make on or:-
cuso fur planting the British flag and or
tending British rule over the only remain-
ing outpost in tho i’ucilic. when) a mili-
tary cstublishmcnt by on unlriomily pow-
er Would nwuaco the commerce of the
Unltnl States.
"In carrying out this patriotic project
you will undoubtedly exorcise the same
onunum)‘ that you did in Nicaragua and
avail yuum-lf of tho kindness of “root
Britain to furnish tbu ships for tho capo—
ditluu which will rapinrr the ruvclcti prim.
Instrm-tivc induct llrssun.
"Thu nbjcrt ln‘sfinn of your broad and
comprolmmiw smh'slnuusb‘lp is ulrmuiy
lustru' {no \i‘hcn you burn fully swirl-oil
tlm pn-trvliuli of England for our i‘Xlilltil-
ed mmmt on bulb urcntm and tho cun-
sttm-liun of llltl Nirnruwanl mnnl lit the
oxpi-rm- of tin- l'uitul Status {of tho iii-r»
oil! of film! litiiniu, your cmlmrny will
bu apprurimmi.
"\\ lmu tho trouble and mtpumo created
by tho unjusiiilnbin wars and l'niltCiltlunfi
of your [ll‘ifilili'i‘fihill‘fl ngxnimlt uur nmthcr
country urn rulnpnrml with your wiso and
courilmtory policy. tim inurntitudc of tho
Allmri- :in pvupln will nlim‘lil ihu sunnilvlll-
tics of nil luynl subjm-ts ul’ tho lirltlsli
crown. and they will fully hpprwiutu tho
wisdom und patriotism of your adminis-
trution.
“’i‘lm union of intvrcsts which you have
secured bctwmm ilrmt llrilnin nuti ilor
once 1': lil‘lllnlls‘ mluninl shown tho folly of
an mponsiw fnruiun policy in dealing
with tho mothur muniry hon all our
luaturiul lutomits can bu so 1)“ protocted
by lmr n\\'n gi-uoruus imporlul pnwor, Al-
though tho policy of roiyimg upon liritish
stauammmhip is not now. you have em
largo-L illustrator! and martin-ii intuoffoot
that policy in such a nmnncr no to make
the Anu-tican pcoplo rcaiizli that the sow
orolgn power in will unmoy‘ and maintain
a financial powcr of our own is inconsist-
ent with tbnt brotherly iota and cordial
Inbmloslnn which we owe to tho country
that guru birth to our ancestors and to
whom fostering cars wu alto lmlcbtcd for
life. with such illicrty as tho mother coun-
try will craclcusly imatnw. "
Hark 'I'wsin to future Around the Globe.
Plum. May l.--Snmuoll L. Clemons
(Marl: ’i‘waini has signed It mntrant for a
lecture tour around the arm-id. llo will
leave hora shortly for tholiuitod rein-too
and will proceed by way oi‘ San Francisco
to Anhralia and indie. The chief reason
for his entering into tho contract is that
he has lost almost his cntiro fortune
through unfortunate investments.
Ilia flywheel Bursts.
flifm'flflii, N. li.. lilay lm'i‘hc big fly-
wheel In the plant of the manufacturing
company bore burst from some unknown
cause. and four persons were uriously lu-
iursd, and one of them will probably die.
The injured are Enainootl Lorelle. A. 1’.
boss. luau Ohopdclaino and Joesph 0.
intone. 'f'ho hulldin. was ‘hatilydamanod.
Ira. Paraeli‘o Iliad Clearing.
nontirsmr. N. J., liisy l.- There
was no decided cheapo iii Mrs. Pornoil's
condition. liar mind is {gradually grow-
ing stratum audit is limit that in a few
days showili be able to I up the mys-
Im rower lac “portals-float lyre-o.
Armor. May twill. Alasworth’s
bill. cstondin the powerll of thosopsrln-
tondcnt of ice of New Math-identical
with Senator law's lttpl lcmoutal police
hilt-4m pasood tho asst blyu—yoss, 77;
trays. lo.
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w HATS.
19 Main Street,
Norwalk.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or your money back if you want it.
W. A. BENEDIBT & 80.,
m own-ma.
You can easily understand that good (310an add:
toappoarsnoos and you should know too that we,
have the kind you want at the prices you alight to-
pay. All new goods and lowest possible prices. ‘ . . , l3
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTH-
ING, FURNISHINGS AND
Sentinel Building,
South Norwalk.
CAPES 0F VELVET,
CAPES 0F SILK.
.15.
slots of Percale in fine
sleeves and stock collar, at $3 75.
V3.50 and $3.
aflord to do otherwise.
86 Washington Street.
prices w'
other store in town.
No. I7 Wall St,
Plumbing ‘ '
,mdiloalint. "
Trislram 85 Hyatt, Norw
Housekco ing Articles.
be CHEAPER than any
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
- CAPES.
An interview of a few minutes with the saleslsdies in our Cloak De
will make plain to you that we are selling Capos particularly low, and that we have
a large stock of the best made and finished garments that it has ever been our good
fortune to have. Rich in quality, new in style, color, trimming and shape, over a
hundred styles and hardly two alike in the whole assortment.
CAPES OF BROADLOTH,
CAPES OF LACE.
There are Double Capes, Single Capes, Beaded Capes. Braided Capes, aimed
everything you can think of In the Cape line and ranging in prices from .2 w to
SHIRT WAISTS.
We have enough styles, sorts and grades in Shirt Waista. Were you to look ,
them all that would impress you is where the Shirt Waist trade is to be done t'
sprin‘s. and the littleneoo of the rice is so surprising as the vastness of the stock.
ink, Black, White and Blue stripes with lam
sleeves, laundered collars and ends. white piping. yoke back, at 89 cents each.
Soft finish Waists in Dimitiu, Irish Lawns. Gingham and Percale. with ex“
largo sleeves, yoke back and belt, at 98c. .1, all 25. 31.50 and 91.65.
Wash Silk Waists in fine stripes, Red, Pink, Blue and Green, extra [up
Wash Silk Waists in all of the new shades with stock collar trimmed with in-
serting and rosettes, with the new butterfly sleeves, at $5.50. Other styles at Q,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
seil them. And at this time are showing the best line of
Pllllill BlflTHINIl
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
FRANCIS &C_O.,
RELIABLE CLOTHiERS,
- South Kuwait. Conn.
WE NEVER SLEEP.
On or about the 15th we will
0 on our New Store at No. 23
V8311 Street, with a Full Line of
Our
JllliES it lllllllllllis I
No. 23 Wall St.
Houstiumlshmg
from.
Norwalk Chronicler