TLUSLYJTM'LE.
, demeanor ' ‘ ,
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ugelithemstareductlon of 10peroent.
SH& VAN SCOY,
TON" ”POINT
South Norwalk.:Conn.
General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
First class accommodations for boarders.
Prof. Bmythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
pavilion daily.
7‘ , The excursions for this week are July 28, American Legion
of Honor, New York; 29, Goethe Lodge, 1. 0. O. F.; 30, K, o, s_
‘ , Bowling club, N. Y.; 31, Swedish Lutheran, Bethlam, 011.; Aug-
ust 1, New Canaan S. 8.; August 2, First Presbyterian Church,
of Huntington and moonlight excursion of Huntington.
lioton Point Improvement Company. llwners anrl Proprietors.
J. ll'lNKENSTEIN, General Manager.
llllANGE 0F TIME llN SATURDAY
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vee South Norwalk at 7:20 a. in.
vesBeekmau street, at 22115 p. in. (Saturdays, 1:33 p. m.) Leaves East dist street, at
an». In. (Saturdays 2110 p. in.)
Mt ts for Norwalk leave New York. Monday. Wednmday and Friday at.
”uni. Leaves Norwalk,’l‘uesday. Thursday and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Freight received
tremlflla.m.to5:i[rum.
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Mandexamlnethemhetorepurehesinganyotherehoe, at
.s. BROWN’S,
south Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
Try the “WANT” columns or The
Sentinel.
sever antic “room mm
Ole item Shot Down Two Deputy m
Who Came to Arrest “in. and Then the
White lea Organised-«After 'l'wo Board
Firing the Negroes Took to the Wanda.
Blullleiuu, Ala" July 81,.me
side, a mining camp, 20 miles west of
here, was the scene of a race riot last
night.' Two deputy sheriffs were killed,
and it is said ball a dozen negroea were
shot. four or five fatally. The town is in
a state of panic, and the telegraph opera-
tor,- the only source of information, is
locked in his office, too frightened togo
outside to obtain more details. ‘
Messages wore received at lOo'clock by
Sheriff Morrow and Chief of Police Mc-
Donald for all available officers they could
send. An hour later a carload of deputies
was on the way to the scene of the tron.
bles. ‘
The cause of the riot was that Mine
Boss Culvcrhourm of the fibres iron and
Steel company discharged a negro driver
named .llm Biggers.
Diggers remained about the place melt»
ing threats. iio refused to leave the 041111.
pany’s premises. A warrant was stvorn
out for his arrest for trespassing, and Dep-
uty Sheriff A. S. Wood and Special I)cp«
uty Joel ihixter went to arrest him.
Shot. Down the Deputy Sherifl'.
As they approached Bigger-s fired upon
them with ariilo. A bullet passed through
Winids’ head and another through his
heart, killing him instantly. Baxter was
wounded mortally, but was able to got
back to the camp and givc the alarm.
The white miners at rint'u organized and
Went to arrest Diggers. He meanwhile
had called in a number of his negro
friends, and when the two parties met a
pitched battle resulted. ()vcr loo shots
were fired, the negrocs finally going to the
woods. Half a dozen or more negroi-n ware
shot down. and at least four, and [ll'Ollfl-
bly five, Were killed outright. Whether
any of the whites wuro wounded mnnot
be learned. The names of killed and
wounded negrocs cordd not be had.
The shooting was kept up at intervals
for two hours. Another attack by the no
grocs is feared, but it is not likely to oc-
cur after the otiiccrs nrrivc. iiiggrrs is in
hiding in lhewmds. It is propmscdto tulro
him dead or alive. ,_
Brooksidc has been the scene of racc
troubles lu-foro. lloth colored and while
miners work there, and the fen-ling has
not been very cordial. cspw'iullv since, last
summer's strike. when lll'izrru's Went to
Work in while miners' plum-s.
KANSAS DELUGED.
Two Boys Drowned on line of Fort Scott's
‘ Principal Streets.
Four SmTT. Knit, July ill.——.\n un-
pru‘cdcntcd full of rain in the Mllllll-
ornitcorucr of Kansas busuguin flooded
the streams and wreaked destruction to
life and property. In seven hours 1.22
inches of water fell in the city. the entire
area of the town bring inundated. Two
fatalities have so far resulted from the
sudden rise.
The Missouri Pacific railroad shops are
surrounded, and the train service has hu'n
partially abandoned. Many families have
been driven from their homes by the tres-
passing river, which is still rising. and
another storm is threatening. 'i‘lu- Mar-
miton river, Mill crock and iiuck rim
have become one stream, spreading over
sections of land which have not for years
been submerged.
Walter Austin and Willie Iiould, two
young boys, wore drownod on ouoof the
principal streets. and U. A. Austin, father
of one of tho Imys, \Yithl'lll'l‘ll'll 'Jtlrlynrds
in tho treacherous current and finally rv.~~
curd from the top of a ”TV by imaInu-n.
Mr. Austin. ui-mnipaulr-d by the boys.
attempted to err.“ Mill vii-oi; bridge,
which was surround-vi by water. in a wag
on. They prmwdcd if!“ fur-i illrliilpzll the
Writer when ”to wagon and lllll‘ww' wcrc
swopl own)". He made it ill-sporulocllori to
rem-no tinvru. but “its. lll'l‘lll‘fis, and they
Wcrr‘ drowned,
DUKE OF ARGYLL WEDS.
The Elderly I'M‘r )larriea a .‘ilcmlrer of the
Queen's Household.
Luvrmx. .luly Jil.—-’l'lu~ Duke of Argyll
was married at Iiipmn in the afternoon to
his cousin. idn Erskino McNeill, uho is
one of the queen’s n-xtra lu-di-lmrnla-r
Worm-ll.
’l‘hc Marquis of Lorne, son of tho Duke
of Argyll and son in law of tho quoou,
was present. and the ceremony “nor per
formed by the bishop of illpou, who is iii;
90 it cousin of lhv ltrlrlo.
The wedding was it very l‘illl‘i our ow-
ing to the recent death of Lord I‘olin
(Inmplwil, the fourth son of the duke. who
died in indiu from pneumonia. The bride
received a large number of lll'r‘nr"li~.lllllllllfl
them several Villlllililii gifts from the
queen.
llrmrklyn Woman Gets a Illvoror.
Pltlrirv, (l. 'l‘.. .iuly til.--Mre. liutlio M.
Smith sm-urcda divorce from her husband,
John M. Smith, a Brooklyn newspaper
man, in thcdlstrii-l court here. Sherlo-
ciarcd that her husband, who rm-olw-d a
srdary of from 03,000 in spoon in your,
failed to supply her with the Humanities
of lilo. nnri she was compelled to call on
her brother for support.
Mrs. iiplvey Acquitted of Murder.
Monroouimtr, Ala., July ill.-—-Juatico
Fuller, after a'iwodnya' preliminary trial,
released Mrs. Splvey, charged with the
murder of her husband. The ground of
the acquittal was that the Justice had not
been convinced that a murder had been
committed.
The Cambridge Team Selected. '
Million, July ill.—-'l‘ho Standard says
that the Cambridge team which is to meet
Yale has been completed. The team will
sail on the Aurania on Aug. 27.
Appointed by Governor Morton.
Amount, July tit—George ll. Fowler,
31.11., has been appointer to the state
board of health as the issioner rep-
resenting the city of New York.
Jones Is in the Ilsa-tales.
Wasnisoros, July 81.—-—First Assistant
Pottmester General Jones has gone to the
mouatalns of Virginia to remain several
wee .
iron sass-m Me an aw.
minim July rim-dries cabinet season
has accepted the
. ‘ | . l. r ‘
infantryaentto theeevalryenits
walla the ‘ olelte'Indian disturb-
ance in northern Wyoming. reports that
his fd'ee reached Market‘Lake at noon
Tuesday. He will proceed at once toward
Jackson's Hole with the view of being as
near to the scene of operations as possible
in case of emergency. Major Bisbce also
says he has forwarded 80 rlnys’ rations to
General Coppinger. ‘
A later dispatch was received at the war
department from army headquarters at
Omaha stating that the battalion of the
Eighth infantry, composed of five comps.
ales from Fort Russell, in charge of Mn-
jor Bisbce, had left Market Lake, lda..
for Marysvule. They had :10 days’ supplies
for the entire command, which includes a
squadron of cavalry now on its way to
Marysvnle. .
The dispatch said further that General
Coppingcr had not been heard from. The
cavalry were due at Marysvaio last night.
Army oiiicials estimate that the infantry
can under forced march reach Marysvale
in six days. In view of the peaceful char-
acter of the reports from the scene of trou-
ble. such hurry will not, however, in the
opinion of the officials here, be necessary.
51'. PAUL, July :ll.——In regard to the
reports from Market Lake and other ldaho
points to the effect that tho ludians are
in Yellowstone pork. Passenger A gent
Fee of tho Northern Pacific. which is the
only linc extending into the National
park, enters an emphatic donini and char
aciorizos such reports as the Work of the
“string fiend."
11E): \‘lcu, July :11 .-—-A special frfiin Chey-
enne, Wy., says: A private dispatch from
Market Lake states that the Ninth caval-
ry is now ear-amped in the-'l‘cton basin,
near Morysvrde. 'l‘be troops will not be
moved into Jackson’s Hole until the rc~
turn of the Indian police who were sent
ahead to try to induce the ludians to re—
turn to their reservations.
The reports from Murysmlo show that
the excltemont is dying out, and runny of
the settlers are returning to their homes.
The news of the near approach of the
trrn'ips has caused a bitter feeling among
the settlers. 'l‘hc dispatch states that the
settlers had arranged to make an attack
on the lndian forces with the intention of
driving tin-tn out of liu- country, but cite
or rocclving llu- inrsmgc from Governor
Richards, advising them to act only on
the drfonsivv. they changed tin-1r minds.
it is claimed it will he rieccseary to kl‘l'p
the trrulps in the fluid all the suinuu-r. us
the lndinus can only be kept in check by
the prr-so-uco of the while-rs.
’l‘iu- lruliun score is spreading for to the
south and cast of .lrn'kmu's Hole. and sot-
tiers in l-‘nirmount county uro becoming
ulnrrurd. (iovernor liin'hurdu last night n»
r'olvml the billowing from llr. lam-joy of
South l'u~.~', lll the Miner's Delight llllll-
iug, isrrii-t:
"There is it build of ill” or L‘lli‘l ludi-
ans~ \\ lllllll it half day's ride of this place.
’l‘hv-y lll'l‘ nil bucks. and tiiiiig< look shady
here. We hm.- plvnly of ammunition and
men. but need guns. (‘nu you send a few
stands of nrms'v‘"
Shortly after the receipt of" the above
the following was rccr-ivcd by the govern»
or from Ll‘iltlsiullv. in the some district,
signed by in}. A. tiuslln:
"(‘an you send us guns?
near here. "
NO BULLETS LEFT.
“'hy Gauthier Did Not Kill "Inner-if as “'19"
as His Sweetheart.
Moxi‘iri‘. \1. July lti.—-ls.-iio tiniitliier.
n r'igurmakor. 2:1 years of age. emptied the
live chambers of his l'l'l'uin‘l‘ into n llr‘nll'
tiful young girl to whom lll‘ was engaged
to be married, ('aiiua l‘ousiguy. aim 221
years of ago. shooting her through the
lu-ud. clowt and arms and killing her.
The tragedy was committed in a house at
it! lionscrnur~ slrn'l. n remit-nous which
llll' girl and lll‘f' lo\‘i'r wore 111 ill“ llrilili of
attending regularly.
Hamlin-r. u~‘ lu- nib-round admitted in
fill‘ [mlil’i' Mutton. lirilljglll lln' l‘i'\‘nl\‘r‘f' ltll‘
”h, elxprt'\~. pillriuidii of irilliug his sweet
llt‘urt. He also. ho mill. illlrlrrlvrl to who
iii-r own life bail he not uml all the bul~
iris in the l‘t‘\‘ul\r*l' in killing 1hr girl.
iinuthirr “'llw ruptured without much
lrlllllllt‘ .‘lilll lnr‘iu'il ll]i ll llllxil‘flri lilltf lil‘
isdying of immumptiou and i<ul~o suf‘
luring from :tiutlllt'r‘ iui'urublo Illm'itar‘. lie
and .\li.~.~ l ‘oimguy \vi-rc to how luccu iiinr
rird in u \Vl‘l‘ls.
ludians arc
Funeral of the President's Coachman.
\V.\~lllxi.‘t‘o\, .luiy ills—"I‘ll“ prnidrut's
r'oiu‘liinuu. William Willis. was buried
with appropriati- Memoir and religions
funeral services. Many Whiti- “rill-3N our
ployu-i-s \vi-n- present, ntul Silu'iuir, the
White ”01th steward. canto here from
(tray Habit-u to ntlorul the funeral by di-
f'l‘t'lllill Hf lilopl'i‘fiirit‘lltuilil Mrn. (.lt'Vt“
liliill, A large wreath of white llowcrs and
asparagus w.» sent to the church by tho
president in im-rnory of his l'uilhful at'l‘l'v
nut.
Found 023,000 “'urtlt of Itogus Manure.
iil l-‘lv‘.\l.rl. .luly 2il.~~:-ivr-roi survive dc-
tccrivos have found a satchel containing
unmet Worth of liogrnr stomps which be—
lougi-d to Mrs. McMillan. alias Mrs. Muck
of ilumillon. (int. who is now in jail
awaiting trial forpnrllclpution in a stamp
counterfeiting m‘lu'lrio. Thr- aulr'hr'l was
found on the Terrace in tho pimamrlltlll of
it person whose nniuo hr within-id. Mrs.
Muck fainted when silo heard of it.
Business Man Disappears.
lerrFMn, July ill—("butler '1‘. linker,
a business man of Jar-kmn, Mich. who
arrived here with his wife about ten days
ago, mysteriously disappearml five days
ago. Mrs. linker has returned to her par-
ents' home In Clinton, in.
Chess Tournament ltegnu.
i-lriillcirsit. July ill.-——'l‘ho twanty-flfth
Melon of the New York State Chess asso-
ciation opened at Skaneatelm with the
preliminary mntcsts and the matches for
The Stunts Zeitung nup.
DIrant’e line-no Itlval ”scorers.
HAITA (blitz, Cat. July lll.-—-—1). K.
Barrett. who accrued himself of the Eman-
no] church murder-a, was rcleaml from
Jail. having recovered from hia.hallucina~
lions.
Hidalgn Day In Mexico.
Cmr or Mexico, July :li.--'l'ho eighty-
fonrth annlwrmryof the execution of Pa-
triot Hldnlgo was celebratcdyrlth unusual
”monies. #
mail. a lie arena.
. 011M! July lit-«Jilin nonspeci- are
that Talus will he dearer this year
lira“ saveralsessoas past.
wmm ~
Mendeodinorthwmm :‘
than,
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1. What is an earth pig and in what 51. What were the early inhabitants of
part of the world can it be found? 3 Brazil called? 702
2. Who were the Aborigines and 52. Why is it that a large proportion of
whence comes the term applied to the manuscripts of the early inhabi-
uibeg? , 5i tents of America were destroyed?
3. What is absinthe, what are its queu- 703
demand how is it madi? How docs 53. When did the Aztecs commence
it affect its violins-r 57 their journey towards Mexico, and
4. What was the origin of. the word who were the‘Toltece? 7
Academy. and in what way did 54. What important event took place
Cicero help to perpetuate ii? 08 on board a small vessei,May 30.
5. Who composed the famous dialogue 1498? 707
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0. What is the origin of the word Ace, the year 1519? 707
the name for the single points on 50. In what year was Peru invaded by
cards or dice? 92 Pizarro and conquered in little more
7. What animals and birds are found than one year With a force of 1,000
alike in the hottest and coldest ports men? 708
of the earth? 85 57. Who was Bolivar? 714
8. What was the most glorious monu- 58. Who was it of whom Lord Chatham
ment of ancient Grecian archrtec~ said: “He was not an honor to Entr-
ture? 121 land only, but to human nature?”
9. Who was the celebrated master of 721
Eoulish composition who contribut- 50. Who was Washington's “most com .
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Spectator and the Guardian? 146 00. What American author wrote the
10. What is the curious solemn looking thrilling account of the night retreat
bird, withamilitsry name, that is 4 from the Aztec Capital and the ac-
fnund in tropical indie? 1’ count of the Sun Worshippers in the
11. in what country was there a duly Gold City? 724
levied on advertisements? 177 61. What English Queen was it whose
1‘2. What is an Aeolian harp? 182 habitual treachery, real meanness,
13. What fabulous hero was supposed shallow pretenses to msguaaimity
to be carried up to heaven because are exposed in the writings of
after his death his body could not Froudr? 721
be tense? 182. 62. What author started the vein of
14 On what subject did the great phil- burlerque ofter noticced In our lit-
osnpher Bacon write nonsense? 187 erature. but kept it under restraints
15. Who iirst discovered the balloon? of taste and tempersncr? 725
. 187 05}. Who was the earliest American re-
10 How many Aesops were then? 211 maucer of note? 725
17 Name the science of beauty and its 64. What American is credited with be-
most remarkable ancient expounder? ing the most morbid genius the mod-
212 cm word of lelers has known? 7:25
18. What countryman was it that said: 05. \Vhat American Writer produced
"We are content with discord, we "The Adventures of Hans Pfsal"
are content with alarms, we are cou- and “The Descent into the Mael-
rent with blood, but we will never strom," from Jules Verue’s ro-
hiag-onient with a master?" 2:17 mauces are obviously taken? 725
19. Where is the country known as the. Cl}. Who was the greatest of New Eng
lvol‘v Cesar? 269 land romancers and perhaps th
20. What is the difference between a most artistic of American pr
threshing and a threshing machine ? writers? 7
302-324 07. What great New England writ
‘21. When were bees first known. and at once physician, a humorist
who were the early writers that dis- pyschologicai romancist.
consul them? 297 05* Who was the American write
‘32. What are the oil yielding plants,and gave to the world the Brietma
where grown? 383 lads?
:3. Who was the Roman Emperor who 69. Why is the smythyst viole
gave more that his mother he slain? or purple?
410 20 70. What is the common name ' ~
2 What are the duties of the Lord curious mineral substance kn
High Almcuer of England? 595 amianihue?
25. From what animal is the cloth 71. Who was the founder of theeciehce
known as at camade? 597 of electrodynarnics, after whom a
:26, What is t e origin of the name unit of measurement in electricity J
“p.11 620 has been named? 743 ‘ '
27. When was that wonderful metal 72. What is the classin theanimalking- in
aluminum first made available as a dom called to which frogs belong?750
commercial product, and by whom? 73 What was the largest amphitheater
13-17 recorded in history? 774 r,
28. How many popes were there whose 71 When and where was the first am- 2
name was Alexander? 486 pbitheater constructed? 774 3
29. la whathuiliing wasilie court of 75. What is the correct orthography. i,
Lyon s a lab its wonderful fountain ? coliseum or colosseum? 774 1
571 70. What is an amulet and wherein does
:So, Whatis the difference between a it differ from the talisman? 781
calendar and an almanac? 590 77 What Greek poet is sometimes call-
511. What is the area in square miles of ed “the honey-tongueo?" 788
Alaska. and when did it btcolne the 78 Who was the Greek poet known as
property of the United Slater-‘3 413 “the Swan of Tees?" 788
3;. What. bird is it that is said to sleep 79. What gigantic snake of South Amer. .
while on the wing? 440 ice is killed by the natives for the '
.13. What is the blacsbird called when ori they obtain from the carcass? 788
its feathers are pure white? 455 80. When were anesthetics first empioy- ‘
:Li What ancient writer said: “So ex ed in surgery? 7S9 :
uuistte is the cunning of mankind in 81 When and by whom was chloroform
gratifying their vicious appetites discovered? 789 i
that they have invented a method to S2 Why is Hippocrates universally al- .3
make water ilsrif intoxicate? 475 lowed to be the father of medicine? j.
:15. Who was lheiirst historian to de- 799 .
scribe the manufacture of ale in en- 33. What is the greatest and most BUD- ':
cieu: times? 470 slautiai service that Aristotle render- .
:16. When the licentiate and the barber to mankind? \
"‘"m ”'6 “hm? 0' .00“ ”mm!" AMERICAN annr'rioxs asiiirsvisioss ‘
what three romances did they spare . . _ ) i
from the flames? 67:0 1“ 3‘“ l‘ I “M'- l
37. What is the ancient derivation of at What is known as the Plains of
the name Amazon? i133 Abraham? 25 i
38. What is amber, and where is it 85. Who were the original “Abilition-
found? or. iste?" 25
:19. What is ambergris, and why in it 85. When was theiirst date set for th
worth its weight in gold? 000 advent of Christ? 37
.10. By what simple method can the 87. What country was the first torecog-
sdnlteration of ambergrrs be detect» nize the Congo Free. State as inde- ‘
ed. 611 pendent? ‘
41. What is the medical and surgical 88. What is the population of “The
equipment of an ambulance? 007 Americas?“ 02 \
.2. What is the peculiar form of the till. For what is Amesbury, Mess, .
shrill that distinguishes lheAmerican noted? 97 ‘
race? 0.17 90, From whence canoe the word alum~
421. What race was it whose pyramids, iii. and what is its meaning? 80
temples, grottoee. lies-reliefs, arab- 91. Where is Alexandria Park located?
esquer. roads, sequeducls, fortillcs- 77
lions and traces or whole mining op 92. What and where is the largest gla-
erstione surprise the traveler and cou- clot in Europe? 77
found the antiquary? 001 911 Who were the Algonquins and in
(ii. Are there any evidences of the anii- what country are they round? 80
«putty of man in America, and what? il-i, What is aluminum: in what soil is it
091 found, and what is its specific gravi-
45. When was the city of Mexico fouud- ry? 89
ed. and how many monarchs ruled 95. W hat is the parliamentary name for
prior to Montezuma? 005 the general assembly of lceland?
40. What nation possessed the secret of When did it first meet? When and
giving great hardaess and durability why was it abolished and when re-
to copper by mixing it with tip? 007 established? 88
47. What early nation usedaspecles of 90. What is the Mohammedans' Al
suspension bridge perfectly aasly- flint? 87
gousln its price plea to those with 97. What language has the least num-
which we are familiar? her of letters in its alphabet and
48. Who were the “Children of the which the most? 86
Sun?" 007 98. Where are the "balls" held under
49. What nation does not later the bod- the mass meat of the aristocratic ‘
lee of the dead. but lays them on the ladies of due? 85
ground sad raises atumulous or con- 00. What constitutes the defense of
tool heap of earth over them? 000 Al ris? 79
50. What kind of people were the orirri- 100. 0 what class of animals do tor-
nal Chileans? 700 toiees belong?
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