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ton yesterday mom China. where
has taken conspicuous part in the di in
[rustic branch of the Chimdapcn lot
He is fatigued with his long journey. bu
otherwise is in vigorous health, notwithi
standing the hardships incident to th '
close of the eastern war. ,
In answer to inquiries Mr. Foster mad
a statement in which he said that thcr
were good reasons to expect portnancn
pews between Japan and China as th
result of the treaty of ,Simonoscki. Th
terms demanded by Japan may, he said
under the circumstances, be regarded a
reasonable, especially in view of the re
troccssion of the Lino Tung peninsula
The treaty has been observed and carrier
out by China with scrupulously good faith
Her conduct in this respect has created:
very favorable impression in Japan.
The loiin just concluded through Rus
sinn influence will enable China to pa:
thc‘ilrst two installments of the indcm
nity. Those two installments cover hill.
of the indemnity, and the balance, extend
ing over six years, will be a comparative
1y cosy burden for. the Chincsc govern
ment if any skill is shown in thcnmnago
mont of the imperial revenues. The coun
try has great resources. and has never ye‘
failed in its financialmanagement. Honor
the peace concluded at Simonosckl is 110i
likely to be broken on account of tht
shortcomings of China. If a rupture oc
curs, it is more likely to be brought aboui
by tho inter-meddling of the Europcnx
powers.
Béing asked why he declined the invi
tation to remain in China as the advise:
of the government, Mr. Fostcr said thai
ho had spcnt tho grcntcr portion of the
past 25 yours in foreign lands, and that,
while his rcsidcncc abroad had been gcncr
allyn pleasant one, ho had found no coun
try equal to his own native land, and lit
desired to spend the rest of his days in his
own country and his own home. He con
fesscd that if the invitation had come flu
or ten years earlier he would probably not
have (IcCIInL-d it.
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WALES NOT COMING.
The Prince Says That He Cannot See the
Cup Races.
LOSDOX, July il.-—-Thc following note
was addressed. by tlic New York World
correspondent to Sir Francis Knollcys, pri-
vate secretary to the Prince of Wolcs, last
Friday, when the uppnrcntly cosy vi- ry
of the Britannia ovcr Valkyrie llI scficd
to indicate that thc Britannia after n is
really the representative English yacht:
“The New York World trusts that the
great interest in thc United States as tr.
the coming contest for the America's cup
will be deemed a suflicicnt excuse for ask-
ing of his royal higlincss, the Prince oi
Walcs, whether there is any truth in th(
statement widely published there that Ilt'
has contemplated a visit to the United
Stat-cs for this contcst, and also, in vicw
of thc succcss of tho Britannia this scusou
and, hcr dcfcnt of Valkyrie ycstcrduy,
whcthcr thcrc is any foundation for tho
suggestion that his royal highncss might
solid thc Britunniu as tho cliullcngcr for
thc Amcricu's cup should slic mulntnin lici
superiority in tho remaining races.”
- To this Sir Francis has scnt the follow-
ing courtcous rcply:
“I liuvc submiitcd your lcttcr to the
Prince of Wall-s. l bug to inform you that
his royal highncss rcgrcts that ho will be
unublc to pay it visit to tho I'nitcd Sluice,
and that I bclicvc that it is Si‘ifIi'iI that
thc Vulkyric will compcto for lhc Ann-ri-
cn‘s cup. "
ELECTRIC ENGINE FAILED.
The Hitch \"ea Ono “’liicls Can "1- Rune-
died, liowescr.
BALTIMORE, July u—Jl‘ho on ton l'Ii‘f“
trio locomotch which was built in huul
trains through thc liclt iiuc tunncl tricd
to tukc :24 Inudcd fi‘ciuhl curs and u bin
stcuni iocoiiiotis'cthrough. but billed. 'I'bc
train was running: at it good rate of spccd
in thc tunucl wbcn it suddi-nly sioppcd.
'I‘hc dilliculty was ('ulh‘cd by grit. rust
and simill particlcs of dirt in tho conduit.
prcvcniing ihc currciu passing rcudily to
thc slioc. thus prom-rating on lnicnsc bout.
which cxpundcd ibc shuc uud \vcldcil it in
tlic slot. ’l‘hc lrniiblc cuinpluincd of will
be rcnicdlcd. and it is cxpccicd iliut the
host tcst will bc succcssful.
The Sanford Will Smtaincd.
NEw'i’ouT, it. 1., July ii.—-'l‘bc jury in
tlic Sanford will cuso, in which Mimi Knit
Flcld of Washington and Mr. (icorgc iiid-
die of (inmbridgc wcrc coutcslunis, rc-
turncd u vcrdlct sustaining tlic will. The
will distributcs u lurgc propcrty, ihc clilci
lwncflcinry bcing the young woman who
attcndcd Mrs. irianford during tho last
years of her life.
Miss Gould and Her Travels.
lirxvsu, Jilly it—«Miss llclcn M. Gould
and [party of friciids from Now York canm
to I)cnvcr from (ircclcy, (loin. 'I’hcy mode
the trip around tlic famous ”lcmp'i in the
mountains. Last owning tho party Went
to Colorado Springs. 'l‘oduy tin-y will our
cciid Pike's pcuk ovor the cog road.
Sold 05.000,le In Honda mama.
PHILADELPHIA .Iuly ii.-—ltwnsuunouuc
cd that ihc Pennsylvania railroad has suc-
cccdod in sclllng in Europe. through bank-
ers in London. $5.00wm0 consolldntcd 81;
per cont bond-4, maturing in ioon. No
price wun stotcd, but it is Iicllcvcd they
sold at llat par.
Stay For McLaughlin.
Bnoonin'xJuly ll.-—-.Itidgo Gaynor haml-
cd down his decision on the application at
tax-Inspector William W. McLaughlin for
nwrit of rcaaonablc doubt which shall act
as a stay pending the nppcol of his case.
J udgo Gaynor grants the application.
Typesetting Euginesrs‘ Association.
Arman, July o.-—’l‘ho grand body oi
Associated Typesetting Engineers was in-
corporated today by the smrotary of state.
It is a protective labor assimiation, con~
fined to the state, and all the directors are
Brooklyn people.
Situation 1- the minors: Region Grave.
Humour), W. Va, July 9.-’i‘he situa
tion is very grave in the Elkhorn mining
region. Mr. White, Germ-nor Moporklo’s
private secretary. says dangeris imminent
had that trouble may occur at any time.
Mill Wages 1;"; \
Woossoc 'r, B. 1., July 9.-—'l'he man-
agers of on Union mills at Burrilrviiie
have posted a notice announcing an ad-
Wenoe in wagon
mulm
“8.1“. J's-dries '
!
I ' ‘St’rccte hoes Murderer.
SHOT DOWN BY POLICE AT LAST
A Highwaymen Shoots a Bartender ans
Then Empties Bis Revolver In!» the
Crowd of Citizens Who Gave Chase
Several Persons Wounded.
CHICAGO, July 9.——In western despersdi
style a man supposed to be (3. E. Cole as
saultcd and attempted to rob P. G. Mo
Gloin in his saloon at (H Adams stnyet, ii.
the limit of the business district of Chico
go. Aftcr seriously wounding McGloln thi
thief escaped and made the most remark
nblc race for liberty over soon in the street!
of Chicago. After firing into the mob that
pursued him and scriously wounding thrci
citizens, he was run down and klllcd by
Oiiiccr Roscnthnl opposite the entrance oi
the Auditorium on i'ongrcss street.
The wounded arc:
. P. McGloin, salmon kcopcr,tlirco wound:
on the head; will recover.
N. M. Stcrnborg, shot in tho abdomen
tukcn to hospital; will probably dic.
Samuel Stonc,‘ ot in the right leg,
will recover.
McGloin was alone in his saloon whcn
Colo ciltcrcd and ordcrcd a glass of bccr.
This was scrvcd to hliu, and he thcn asked
the saloon kccpcr to get him some mom
that he claimed to have loft in tho ice box.
McGloin walked to thc cntruncc of tho ice
box, and Colo, drawing n rcvolvcr, or-
dcrod him to go inside and stay thcrc.
McGloin turncd and struck the robber
in thc fucc, ncorly knocking him down.
The two men thcnclinchcd and fought
ticspcrutcly. Colc managed to gct one arm
frcc, and with his rcvoln-r hc poumlcd tilt
saloon kccpcr viciously, inflicting ihroc sc-
vcrc wounds on the hood.
The robbcr then brokc loose from Mo-
Gloin, and running to thc front entrance
of tho saloon turncd wvst on A dams strcct.
Although blccdingprofuscly. McGloin full
lotvcd, and was only n fcw stops bcliind
whcn tlic tliim’ turncd into O'liricn's sur
loon, at Hi Adams strcct, and still holding
the rcvolvcr in his hand run out of thc_
rear door on Quincy Slrt‘l'f. lic thou
turned cast and at State sircct boarded a
south bound cubic cur.
Citizens Join In the Chase.
McGloin was still close upon him, how-
cvor, and Colc, sccing that ho could not
shukc uti‘ his pursuor. run through thccur.
heading his [light south on Statc strcct.
chcrul citizvus bad by this time joined in
tho chusc, and uficr running onc block to
Jackson strm-t (.‘oic ilrcd a shot into the
crowd, which fnilcd to hit any ouc.
The flight and pursuit thcn turned to-
ward Wabash avcnuc and south upon that
street. (min-rs lioscmluil and Duly. in
citizen's clothing, \vcrowulking on You
Burcn strcci just as Colo, closcly fol-
lowed by tho IlIt'i‘iIIng suhmu k. or and
5 crowd of citizcns, run ucri ‘ ‘ ut strcct.
going south. Tin-y at onco joincd in tin:
chusc. and us ('olc was badly wlndcd by
this timc tin-y rapidly come up with him.
Half way bctwvcn Van liurcn sin-oi
and Congress sin-ct lioscurhul was close
upon his man and ordcrcd him to surrou-
dcr. (‘olc rcplicd with a shot, and ibc
bullct torc into thc stomach of fitcrnbcru.
who was among: thc lcudcrs of thc pursuit.
Jiisi bcforc rcucbing the corncr of (hill-
gross strcct iln- oiliccrilrcdut tlic fugitivc.
who rciurncd tln- cumplimcut. 'l‘bc bulA
lct of liln‘ oliiccr Wont wild, but that oi
Colo brought down 5mm». unuilicr of hi.‘
pursucrs. with a ball through ibc lcg.
lioscnthul lircd u sccullii timc. and ihi~'
timc i'olc siuugcrcd. lIc cuntinucd in
run. bowcvcr. lurin-d tho corncr and run
cast on ('ougri v sircci until ho was div
rcctly in from of ilu- cniraucc to thcgrcut
Auditorium tlu-uicr, whci'c hc fcll.
llc dlcd wiibiu two minuics without
saying: it \mnl. ’l‘hc oiiiu-r's bulb-t bud
passcd through his icl't kidncyand into
thc lung.
Nothing is knnwn of ibc man in (‘bi-
cairn, [Ill' poiicc ucrcr liming wcn liim bc
forc. It is not known wiicrv lic cunn-
from, and ihcrc was nothing found on hi~
[N'l‘hinl which could throw any light upon
tlic din-silo” of Iliu‘ idcnlity. Tho uliI)‘
muuncr in which his numc could be do
tcrmiucd was by ilic laundry muck upon
his clothing. which rcml i‘. E. i'olc. lIt'
was of slcmlcr build, about 5 foot is inchcs
toll and bud a dork nuisiucbc.
Six l'crsnns lire-air .lnll.
ASIHEVIHJ-I, N. (7., July i|,~—.~\ wholcsalc
dclivcry from tho county jail nccurrcd ui
I'Icndcrsonvillc. 'I‘bc prisoncrs pickcd tin
locks to ibc cugcs, cut u bolc through
the plustcriiiu of tho cclllnu, thou prism-d
out through a Vi'iifIIiltUr by tyinutlicir
blankcts togcthcrund ictting thcmsclvc:
down. lilomlhounds Wt'l‘i' tclcgmpbcd for.
Six. mudc tbcir cscupc.
Charger! “'ith Kicking llis Wife to Death.
NEWPORT, It. 1., July il.-—-.I:unc.~I Sin-a
was urrcntcd hcrc on suspicion of bovine
murdcrcd his \vifc. who was in a dclicuh
condition, by kicking licr in thc ubdo
nicn. fihcu dcnicstbc champ. cloimiun
that Mrs. Shoo fell from u chair. 'I‘lu
chlcf wiilicss against Slim is his ii»_vcur
old dnugbicr.
(fut Ills Cousin'a Tin-mt.
()wmasvimn, Ky. July o.-—~John li,
Young, .Ir., son of cx-i'4mgrcssmmiNlohn
13. Young, in an ultcrcutlou with lilscous-
In, Plincy Ii‘ussctt, cut Fosscit's throat,
savoring thc jugular win and rcsultlng in
his dcatli in n {cw minutes.
Two Men Fell Seventy-live Fe’.
Chicano, July ii.———'[‘wo \vorkm u worn
instantly klllml at Franklin and Madison
strccts by the falling of u scnifold. ’l‘hcy
worn at work on a swinging support 75
foot from tho ground when tlic summrting
ropes purtod.
New York fitate League to Continue.
,. Aus'rsimasi, N. Y., duly 9,—Tlm State
Bast-bull lomruo will continue. The Arn-
stcrdum club will be run on tho co-opcra-
tlvc plan, and Coming and liorncllsvillo
will take the places of \Johnstown and
Gloversvilic.
Iron Scale Signed.
Pi‘rrsmrno, July 9. -~At the confer-
ence between the iron nmnufacturers
and the Amalgamated association the bar
and plate scale for the entire Pittsburg
district was signed without opposition.
Girl Killed In a nun-way.
Bornsvun, Mesa, July 9.-—Nors, the
15-year-old daughter of Daniel Sullivan,
was thrown from a wagon during a run-
away and instantly killed.
hereto-urns“.
arms '15 July Ow-Oephil
WV .hnadmmu ,
m We: m
3h! i.
d. 3
‘3'“ ., mi ' fling ‘ , ‘M‘,
rd vil,_gotboyond multitude!
the motor-m n and plum ever a bridge
inro a run, , ailing to test. The car was
smashed, and it was miraculous that any
of the passengers escapcdalive. As it was,
only James Hamilton, the motor-noun,
,was killed. and he met death at his post
after doing all he could to stop the car.
The list of the killed and injured is as fol~
lows:
James Hamilton, motel-man, crushed
to death. leaves a family; Moolcy Goblin.
-a farmer, badly hurt in the back, will
probably die; Mrs. Maggie McDolc of this
place, badly injured about the head,
shoulders and back, will probably die;
Mrs. I“. A. Nossly of West Virginia, thigh
crushed; Frank Green, a boy, hurt about
the hood, may die; Samuel Manor, cut
and bruiscd; Mrs. Samuel Manor, out
and bruised and injured internally; Mrs.
Frank Anderson, Rochester, Pa., badly
bruised; Charles Scarlcs of this place, out
in the log and back; J. F. Manor of this
place, out in the face and head; Charles
Spencer, cut in the head; Andrew Wat-
son of this city, bruised about the face;
Miss Ella McDolo st this city, slightly
hurt; Frank Anderson, Rochester, Pa,
badly bruiscd. '
'i‘hc passengcrs were crushed and iam-
mcd into the wreck of the car, and had
not rescuers quickly arrived on the scene
some of ilicm would have been drowned,
as tho rim was dummcd and the water
rose rapidly about the wreckage.
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Chi('ugo—-
Chicago .......... 0 U i ‘3 (i U 0 0 1—— 5
Now York ...... 0 :3 U o '2 o u U 0— A
At (.‘incimmti—
Cincinnati ...... 3 l o 1 o l 0 l 0—— 7
Brooklyn ........ 1 o U U 1! :2 U 3 22—11
At St. Louis—
Bnltiniorc.... H 0 (l i) 1 o l i)
1 K;
St. Louis ..... o o o l :3 o l) 0 o 0——
J
At Clcvclund—
Phllndclphiu... 0 o l 0 o 2 I) I) 0-— 3
CIvaimld ....... o o o o o 0 z: o :2— -l
At Louisville-—
Louisvillc ....... ii 1‘) i) 0 0 2 2i 1 0— 0
Washington ..... o o 2 o o o o o o- 2
EASTER)? LEAGI‘F. tonnes.
At Providcncc—
Providcncc ...... l o l 2 «i (i :i i) 0—“
Scranton ......... o o l o o o o u o—— 1
At BllIIiiIu—
Syrucusc ......... o 1 :2 o o o 2 2 ‘— 7
Builnlo ........... o n o o o 3 3 o 0— 6
At Sprincfu-ld—
Wilkcsbarri- ..... i) 2 2 o 1 l o o ‘— oi
Spl‘lligflckl ...... o o o o o o o o 0—— U
Sccorid gumc.
Wilkvsbarrc ..... l o o l o o I o l-— 4
Fpriugflcld ,,,,, o :i o o o o o u o— 3
AI IEIII‘I|I‘~II'I‘—
Toronto ........................ U U 2 '3 2—— ii
[IUCIIL'SIII‘ ...................... o o o o o—-— 0
MRS. BARNUM TO WED.
It Is Rumored That She “'Iil Marry I
Wealthy Englishman.
li'iuinM‘on'i‘. i,'cnu.. July it—Thc ru-
mor that Mrs. P. 'l‘. liurnuui contcmplutcs
iuutriumny. although scvcrnl times start-
cd and dcnicd. has bun-n put in active cir-
culation again. Marina. Mrs. Barnum's
lmmlsumc rmidcncc at this plncc, is to be
sold. ’l‘bls i~ thought to give some color
of truth in thc rcport. us ihcullcgcd favor-
ud suitor i~ silliI tobc a rich Englislunun.
Mn. liairnuui was in the south of Italy
for ucuriy u your. Sbc rciurncd a few
wccka on” lllill lnnncdiuicly bcgun dis-
posing of hcr buuschold ('IIl‘f'iS. Sonic of
ibc mun» vuluziblc \i'vl‘l‘ St'III abroad. Mr.
I’rindlc. in r ago-m. N'('lli‘L‘iI for hcr use
icmpnmrily n lino pair of horses and u
cnucbumn. :H Ilt‘l‘ stay is to bc short.
\l'bcn .‘Il‘n. liurnum wcut ubroudlust,
siic was in mourning. Sbc mun- buck
with u wurilri-bc of «‘xqilisifc l-‘rcncb
gowns and i». Imikillfl t'Xi'i‘iIIIUilélII)‘ well.
It wu< Milli ~lo~ wunicd to soil Marina In~~
mum ibo climutc docs not ugrccwiih bcr,
and >Iu' cujoys bciicr houlib ui Southamp-
ton, ui ilu- liomc of bcr i’uihcr. .Inhn Fish.
.‘lr~. lim'num Inuih‘ to bc burdly Iii). lic-
sidrs’ .‘lurinu. which cost floodlit”. and an
annuity of tiiwoo. hili‘ Iliin Simmimio.
w-..‘ r . _
BICYCLES FOR VANDERBILTS
Mrs. W. K. and Her Delights-r Are to Take
Private Lessons.
NE“ l'tvll'i‘, it. 1.. July ti,——'l‘hc largo iron
mum at tho Murillo pulncc swung opcn to
admit it local bicyclc instructor, who had
two \\'Ilit'I~. nm- for Mrs. Alva >1. Vander-
bilt and on.- for Miss (‘onsuclo Vander-
bili.
It is uudvrstmd that mother and daugh-
icr will lukc tlwir iii-st Icasonrt immcdiatc.
ly. liclurc lulu: ihcy will join the army of
"i‘oliiiucrs" who haw discardcd thclrcom-
foriublc currlunci for thc more enjoyable
bicyclc,
Killed Their Mother.
Wlxbliib', N. (7.. July ii.—-ln Montgom-
crycoumy. during a ilnht bctwccn two
bruilwvwg Pink and Frank Williams, thclr
liloliici' :uicmpicd to take a rcvolwr from
uric, uhcu siu- was shot in ilic abdomen
and killcd.
Belionlsbip Saratoga at Southampton.
PHILADELPHIA, July il.-—A cabicgram
rcccivcd Iii'l‘l' onuounccs the arrival of tho
l’cuusylvmiiu schoolsbip Sarnto at
Southampton.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. *
At l’almyrn. N. Y., tlic Mauchcstcr ho-
tcl, u luruc burn, scvcrai old stores and
two ncw oncs w‘crc burncd.
In tho I'Ill't' for the 220 raters. undcr tho
oliaplci-s of tho Iioyul (Ilydc Yacht club.
Niagara Won in a light brcczc.
'l‘hc fitatc, Albany's new paper, made
its first appcurnncc ycstcrdny afternoon
in its rcnular edition of 1:3 pages.
Fivo mcn wore badly injured and sev-
eral nihcm bruised yesterday by a wreck
on a Chicago strcct electric car llnc.
In tho executivo chamber at Albany the
plasmi- of cur-Governor Flower, painted by
Frank Fowler, was hung in place of the
one by Taggart.
Vinconzo Nina, an Italian wife mun
dcror, was sentenced to die by electricity
in the chk lwginning Aug. 12 by Record-
er Goff of New York city.
All the arrangements are completed for
the holding of the annual regatta o! the
National Association of Amateur 0am
men at Sarntoga lake July 17 and 18.
In Galesburg. Illa, the jury in the ease
of state wrangle Mr; Id; Johnson, exam“:
with run or usband, one
man Charles ”N! Johnson, brought in a
the new guilty.“
REDUCTIONS.
. 1 E
Inventory has been taken and we be I marked many
things for summer wear at lessgthan LF PRIOR.‘
Children’s Jerseys and Suits, Boys’ Furnishings {and
Hats. ’ - '
L.
e
In Men’s Suits we are— over-stocked with large sizes
and have made decided reductions to close' them out.
Children’s Suits at half price, and when you read it in
our advertisement it’s so.
Stores will close at six o'clock, Mondays and Saturdays
excepted, until further notice.
W-. i- Broom n.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
spout FDO‘TWEAB
TH EO. OLSEN.
The Gale 0in hip Stone Faucet Filter.
Manufactured of Polished Brass and Highly Nickel Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone possesses as a Filtering medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pure
condition. extracting all disease germs and extraneous matter, rendering it per-
fectly wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health.
Scientists, and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country during the past 15
years.
SMITH NilllWAlK HARDWARE Gil.
FIl-ANIIIS & 00., ‘
Have 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
SPRING GliiIIIIN
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
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FRANCIS & CO.“
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South Norwallt. Bonn. ' '
FIRE! FIRE! '
Great Rdeuction Sale of
CRHBKERY, BLASSWARE AND ‘
HfliiSii FURNISHINI} liflflilS. '
Owing to the fire in our store we will at once commence a ‘1
Great Ii‘ire Sale of stock. Now is the time to secure bargains.
in it o noioiin
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Norwalk Chronicler