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ed here that the Chicago and Alton ’pss-
sensor train due here at 13:30 o’clock this
morning was boarded by robbers at Cerc
linvllle. who. at a place one half mile
north of there. attached the tralnmcn and
ordered than to hold up their hands.
The engineer and fireman refused. and g
a desperate fight began. rile shots were 7
fired. and Engineer Holmes was killed. I
One of the robbers was captured. and the
other two escaped i
A posse was orgaoirsdand started In
pursuit. Engineer liolmos' body was
taken to Carlinvilie. '
He was one of the oldest engineers on
the road. ' The robbers secured nothing
Another account says that night ex-
road, north bound.was attackedthls morn-
ing about two miles this side of Carlin-
ville by three masked men who had
climbed upon the platform of the blind
baggage our. supposedly at Carlinvlllo.
These men climbed over the tender and
ordered Engineer Frank Holmes to stop
the train and immediately began firing.
Holmes was killed at the first dre, Fire-
man Frank Tuggie escaping.
The assailants. after shooting;' the engi-
neer. jumped off the train and escaped.
Fireman Toggle then run the train hack
to Carlinvlllo. It Is not known whether
robbery was intended or not. Engineer
Holmes this morning, when going south
at Carllnvilic, compelled some tramps to
off that were burning cars on e V. and
it is thought that some of those men were
his murderers. lioimes’ home Is In Bloom-
ington.
These Robbers Were Frustrated.
Sr. Jossrn. Mo. May 2,—Two men In
tally shot and one seriously Injured is the
result of a frustrated attempt to roba Bur-
lington train coming into this city.
For some days past Is gang of tough
Icharactors has been hanging around St.
George. a suburb of this city. and Tune.
day night information was brought to the
Burlington officials that the Omaha ox-
press was to be held up. William liens. e
hotel than, furnished the information, and
the officers rents posse, who frustrated
the design.
Late last evening. while Richard Ben,
an employee of lines. was sitting In the
be! of Haag's place. Thomas Ferrell. one
of the gang. stopped inside the door while
his nor, who gives the name of Dan
Howard. watched on the outside. Farrell
stepped up to Bad. and without a word
shot him through the stomach. inflicting
a fatal wound. As Farrell ran out the
door he called to his partner. " I have shot
the wrong men," realizing that he had
failed to get the man who had given the
Information.
Several citizens started in pursuitnf the
two men. who ran out on the railroad
tracks toward the Kansas bridge. A nuns-
ber of shots were fired by both portion,
but without enact.
As the fugitives neared the bridge ox-
Shcriff Carson and Officer Barry, who
heard the firing. lumped Into a buggy
and gave chase. catching up with the two
men just as they were leaving the Kansas
and of the bridge. (Inn-Ion mvcrcd liuw-
ard with a revolver and forced him to sur-
render.
Olliocr Barry attempted to rupture Far-
rell, who whipped out two revolvers and
began firing. shooting the oilirvr through
the arm. Thou Farrell (Inshml Into the
woods, followed by Ilnrry and two other
ofllcurs— From. nud Shem—who had arriv-
ed by this time. and a battle ensued, dur-
ing which over it) shuts warn fired. Far-
rell was finally shot through the left
breast. tho hullct [rousing through his
lungs, and he is in a dying condition.
Fltl’l‘l'll is Hiiplllmlld to hail from St. Louis,
while liuwm-l‘s rosidonr-c is so far un-
known. as he refuses to talk.
Liberty “ell In [longer l‘rnrn Fire.
CIIH‘AHO, May L'.-——'l‘ho llvo story brick
building Mill Io itlu Wabash awnuo, nee-1r
pied by Kotehum he Rothschild. dealers in
furniture. was bummi. The Colombian
liberty bell was In a small building ed.
joining the one destroyed, and was for a
time in great danger. The building in
which It was placed was saved with greet
dlilloulty. and the hell was not Injured in
any way.
Hmleh Forces Defewfed In Cult.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 2,—i’eeseo
gets on the steamer ()livstte. from He
vans. give an account of a battle near the
yemo on Monday between stlrno (Io-
enss. In commend of 2,000 men. and 3.000
Spanish troops. commended by General
Selcedo. 'f'he Spaniards, the moneys
fly. were repulsed. with hvevy kisses.
while the Cubans' loss was very noell.
Moe of gheee Goes tip.
Baron. May il,~idevnnty-flve Insulin.
shoe manufacturers of New England met
at the United rltstes hotel end voted to
issue notices to their customers Inform-
ing thorn that the prince of slime would
be advanced. The high price of lsetller
ls given as the cause of the Increase. The
advance will be from m to 915 cents epetr.
resent With tenet eel flirt.
Pmunsrrme. May Ii.~VInesnso Cat.
In died in the Pennsylvania hospilelle
commune of Injuries received to e
quarrel
of nerds. lpellelll's lifels despised pf.
Cello bed e rem and Bpellslll a dirt. e‘ed
they slashed tech other umrsilslly. J
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lee Who Betrayed mn- rIs-n-e rem " , _‘ . , .
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press No. I} on the Chicago and Alton‘
l Mayra llcluhis.
get oil the train, and also ran some tron px '
with John avail-ill over a pussiesE
. The!
next Saturday at Francis Xavier's
church on Sixteenth strut.
General ”arm was born onJuly i.
use. He was s More of West Point.
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GINZIIAL J0"! IEW’I'OI.
M the beginning of the civil war he was
chlof engineer of the dopnmnoat of Penn-
sylvsnla and the Shenandoah. lie was
made a hriuadior general of volunteers in
mu and omnmandod e brigade in the
defenses of Washinutlm,
In Irma he wuspromotod robe melee filnel adjustment. The fin‘slpropmlslnm.“
general. mmlmandlug the Third division
.of the Sixth corps in the storming of
lie was in runny of the
I most Important engagements during the
‘ war.
Since the war (Imml .‘lmvton has had
i charge of removing ohsirrmiiuns at "oil
(into and mixer points in tho Fart river.
1 lie was appointed mmrmlssloncr of public
works In this city In lmfl.
POISONED BY A QUACK.
A Handsome Women Dentist Worlss [levee
In e liens-s Town.
For" HmTT, Kart. Mey 2,—At "latte.
ville, a small village nonr here. over half
admcn psmplu. Including the hicthodist
mlnintor, have been lmlsonod. some of
them perhaps fatally, by medicine admin—
Isteml by a traveling woman dentist. who
has disappeared from: the town since the
condition of her patients Incense known.
The names of tho vlcilnus as far as known
are 'l‘syim' Paxton, [sensor of the Mutiny
diet church; Miss Myrtle Wallace, Nora
Burtwell. Mrs William Clerk and Lizzie
“ride“.
The dentist traveler! under the name of
Dr, Alberta Uberlin, end cluimod to mine
from St. Innis. All the town ls torn up
in excitement over tho ellnir, and Isle
me have been sent in every direction In
an endeavor so how! no the woman. who
some women of stylish and prtrimmlng
appearance.“
Dr. (Illcrlln rams to town a few days
ego, and, stopping at tho main howl. ad.
vertlscd herself as a "minlumlmtlivr
tractor of St. Innis. " Many of Ibo nmst
prominent picnic of the town nttslt'srmtl
her advertisement. i‘he applied In tho
Some after they nwvntlrm the patients were
invariably taken Ill; their farm and hands
became discolored. their tongues swullwu
end their slnmerhs rsflcr'iml. When 1qu
condition of he?! [mllmvle ls'rrmm serious
the woman quietly sllmmscsml. Miss l.lul
doll Is dying, and it is fmrmi some of the
others may slsrrttllmlr.
BASE BALL.
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IiIlltlluol‘U...,.,. I) II I) ll ;.’ 4 Ir 0 0-— ll
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Iley flees: (foamed Suicides
llama its, May :.-lflss ins Pen.
dicta! of this rity left her house Ievt’l'nse
slay evening and has not been seen since
8hr left rs letter behind saying tbet when
they found he! also would be deed, and it
is feared that she has mmmltfed suicide.
hos-uselesm'nnd forheveenduet.
Hey Mes one All Dre-swan.
lmmy, Ky. May twill: hundred
ecel minors mphyrd by the cmnpenlco
composing the lurel Coal esemletion
went out me a strllu: and will pmbehly no:
taste out all summer. ’I’hrry strike for
the pay of lest year—~70 cents per ton.
minuscule . Balers.
mine-every lists-ad wellmeu
slated for a mood ries
his. Aleswertls's entlnudliy bill was
lest in tire mhly et Albany.
Mr. Willis-n hem Winn of per-
lieewnt for Ills Velwortls division-If Sow.
Is dress.
The liev. John “use While wen ruffle»
meat bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
finesse of Indians.
1 The “realm of the Pennsylvania Itali-
reed my. derlered e "Mussel dlvl.
deed of 2% per cent.
The Milton of the linked! (Mans.
who broke his is; use Yrtdsy lest while
net hunting. is scrim ‘
Its. Jets ll. Ree-vs.
unseen. hes sled e sslltlcs for divor-
Irsvs his wife. Illinois Pam.
w. 1. 1m. lumen of the items.
In first tort my. emitted rul-
IRIW
‘ my torture was insisted on by Montana
l
is described as a "largo, remarkably hsndv .
gums of e number of her patient". liquid. ’
‘ lly Ilm .ium-u of the two mrmtrlne The
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; captain was unfilled of the alum
‘ "length-”lam
i e Washington hotel ”labeling ’
om'r cosmetics sr mo.
Immense-Ir liter-earls”
mmuausetmmwmmy
Iota. amusement-enslave"
nude Memes. ' ,
Term, Merv amino-n must give her
final answer to Burs-ls ”'1 lily 7. The sns'i
poms and public anal-1y are terrible.
Nothing Is leeway everything” dreaded.
When mediation by the United lite“!
was Iminu discussed lest llovombov by the
authorities st Washington and Tokyo l’reev
Ids-t Cleveland ”wheeled s lsegus of
European powers to deprive Japan of she
fruits of victory.
Thornslter the powers were carefully»
tilled of the .lrrpenese Intentions. lilo or
position to them wee ever manifested.
The him was reserved until ills treaty of
was» had been signed. Viscount Mums,
the nnlnlstsr of Iorslgn alleles and PM
mlor lto's colleague in the peers Mfrs:
file-segue flee (breed «the.
WAhlillm’I'o‘ll, flay 2.~'l'ha guaranty of
the payment by Managua of the laden»
nlty, M required by (Iron llrltsln, will
he made In the smplost manner plausible.
so that there appears to be no further ob-
stacle between the two cmntrlrs as too
now crmcludcd between “Momma send
Great Britain. will therefore he as follows:
Greet llrlteln agrees immediately to sync
note (forinto and withdraw bar fleet. 1%ch
creams agrees to pay the “5,000 to Lon:
don If. days from the selling of the fleet
out of Cor-Into humor. According to these
terms, the III days do not IW'KI” to run on
til the actual sailing of the Host. The let«
as a lllullnll of checking popular agitation
and us a slop toward maintaining her all“.
nity,
From the British standpoint the so
captunvo of the cnrupvnmlso and the for,
medium evaluation of Corinto establish
the gum! faith of “rent llrltalrs In M1
declaration that thorn was no prsrpmse of
occupying torrimry. The withdrawal of
the troops from Custom and thedspnrtnro
of the fleet not only end all attention of
British territorial OXIAITII‘II’J” In Nicaragua»
not also put at rest the from entertained
that the eemrol or the Murmurs «anal
route would be seriously affected by the
proximity of Elvitlsh forces.
The affair her out Nicaragua more than
the original 977,500. It was necessary to
rsisn 3,000 extre troops at s can of 09,000
per day.
.. A Methylene! In Heist.
Mums, May 2.-lt ls hemed on gum
authority that (Iran: llrlteln has earned in
the ”(mound settlement of her dispute with
Nimramm, If the payment of the tails-m4
nl-iy is guerenrscd. in this rose the line-
Ish first will immediately withdraw fume
Corlum, Is Is not known what mmrsatse
Ilrmt llriusln demands for the poynwns of
the indemnity, but it Is helium! lit «Mir
elsl circles that the anal! lsnow pracsleelr‘
I} settled.
'I'Im following mm“: sumac»
Iltdnt was made: ”The norm-1st that
the Mindanao ministry has! remained
tof‘rveee Smells. on retail“ Emanuele.
certain proprmir Is correct The W107 Is
now being mmsid‘crsfl. and If ”humble
smuiiy In givvn for tho fuldllmr. of any
umlvrmlainu to ”.mply with Mews llrlt
sin ti ill-llilmtla Pl ("l'y proposal "'0 “IF Ill-‘9‘
for will ho ammumi without inflicting
furilmr humilinnun. "
‘flw- Nicer-gnaw situation.
M Mam A, Ni. animus. Slay z—‘l’ho
IlmqurM mwurumvnt has given moon
on: m in Mmmmus that her troop-t ill he
M II." Illslmrml of sli'hl'ibfl'lllb shuts illwy
lao mm wiry. This is the only inhaler of
trump» Ilmi hue inn-n made by the Central
Amurirau gnvvrumunu. allhmmh the»: Mb,
or r«-pnbl;m haw ~Imwn their microns and
run pvratiuu in other ways.
'l'lw IIlIvl' (full) llundllfflw in WI! likely
to lmmeun-fl, "‘5'an In tho pfol'tth I!
Vomilu turn of affairs. but “one limo
tin-r" was n prmprrtuf mmmwrl Milan
guild “Moms ”I the ministers of llumlums,
(limo-main and all othor f‘wntml Am,
mu storm am being exerted at “all!"
ton and London In IOIIUW' e potted!“ set.
fluttlt'ni.
ltneewny Me (new In ”news.
line“, May :l-«Thrlvnes and "er.
mun. the cm» buys from Viv-mist who all
away from home presumably with the lw
tsluiun of pining the Cuban IW
errlrsd her ”mum Slew Yeast on the Went
lino steamed" (nelson. The am
also. thwflmnnd M rewrote-d thee»
thorium here to apprehend there Before
they bed time to leeve the «mite
of tho mes. end the boys wave W en
the vessel.
W WWI seem
drummer. :lfsy s-Jrh Chinese Irv
hebltsnts of the Island of I'm rmnsv
Iy sent a deputation to the hellish reple-
sentstlve then out" hire to W the
Bl'ltlslt measures to meet my.
new! from mute: the Islands“ er-
inu in mm» for this a levy
elm In the prolles of the I'm m
The matter was referred in the British
government. which W M ”new“
not common thlioropusel.
mom, May Ila-A m ”The
Times from Pride: sen: some“
yssbsen rseobsdln Mutts settle»
sloaefthstwestyefysews hills-g
Ghana. the senior cum passe envoy,
You one really understand that goodplothing adds
toeppeersncss end you should know too that we
have the kind you went at the prices you ought to
pay. All new goods and lowest possible prices; ‘ ’
MEN’S AND BOYS" CLOTH: :
ING, FURNISHINGS AND ‘
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Satisfaction guaranteed, or your money back if you want it. p,
w. A. uumu & BI).
19 Main Street,
Norwalk.
Sentinel Building,
South Norwalk’.
'1’th LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Trist am & Hyatt,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
lCAPES.
An interview of a few minutes with the selesledias in our Cloak Dr
will make plain to you that we are selling Capes particularly low, and th s have
s large stock of the but suede and finished garments that it has ever been our good
fortuneto have. 3ch in quality. new in style. color, trimming and shape, over a
hundred styles and hardly two slits in the whole assortment.
CAP!“ or VELVET, CAPES OF BRO ADLO’I'H,
CAPES or SILK. CAPES 0F LACE.
More Double Cepee,8lnals (leper. Beaded Capes. Braided Capes. almost
anything you our think of In the Cops line and ranging in prices from ‘2 98 to
"5' sum-r warsrs.
We have enough styles. xorte Ilsa map. in sum wnm. Were you t6 look at
them all that would impress on is where the Shirt Waist trade is to be done ihb
spricé. end the littleneee of ice is as surprising as the v: tness of the stock.
lists of Percale in fine ink, Black, White and Blue stripes with lerp
t
sleeves. bordered collars end cuffs, whim piping. yoke back, at 69 cents nevi).
Soft finish mm in Diniities. irish Lawns. Gingham and Percale. with extre
let‘s sleeva, yoho but end belt. It 98c. $1. $1 25. .1 50 and .1 65.
Wash rims Wslets in line stripes, ihad. Pink, Blue and Green, extra isms
sleem end stock collar. st Oil 75.
Weeh llslh Wat-is in all of the new shades with stock collar trimmed with ill-
Other styles et II.
sorting and rosettes. with the new butterfly sleeves, at $5.50.
$2.50 and til.
I
ilavc broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under.
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
Plllllli lllllllllllll
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South Ilnrwalk. Conn
WE NEVER SLEEP.
On or about the 15th we will
0 11 our New Store at No. 23
all Street, with a Full Line of
Housekee mg Articles. Our
prices wi be CHEAPER than any
other store in town.
JIIESIIIIIIIIIIIIS
Ila. Imus, No. 23 won,
film Houseiumbilmg
militias. touts.
Norwalk Chronicler