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j South Norwalk. Conn.
liillEl iiiiEBllHlNliHllliSES
General Attractions.
livery facility for providing for large excursions.
First class accommodation for boarders.
ZProf. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
on daily.
The excursions for this week are August 19, Zabuski
' Y.; August 20. Union 8. S. of Nyaclr, N. J.; August 21,
Hill Odd Fellows, Westchester, N. Y. ; August 20, Mount
ernon Lobster club, August 22, Schnorers club, N. Y.
, ;_i'oiiit improvement company. owners and Proprietors.
Us
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
“loot. or ‘TIME 0N sunny
The New Passenger Steamer.
“FAVORITE.”
oiiii suitor BETWEEN our“ ionwuit liill iiiii i0iiii.
' FARE—SINGLE, 40c; EXCURSION; 70c.
as South Norwslh st 7:20 a. in.
Bubmagsgrseastttzlo p. in. (Saturdays, 1:35 p. m.) Leaves East illst street. at
. Elmo's . . m.
“ .uf t for ,Rental}: leave New York. Monday. Wednewsy and Friday at
. fix was Norwslk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 5.00 p. in. Freight received
, I fill. to bill) p. in.
irritant :FAiiillill‘E.”
iiorth -‘iieach, - Bowery - Bay,
7- SUNDAY, SEPT. lst.
have South Norwslk, 10:30 a. mi; lssve North Bosch, 3:45 p. in.
mile—Tickets Entire Round Trip—500
LABOR DAY, SEPT 2d,
, cousfmm is LAND
, ~ Insemination 750. Leslie South Norwsir.» 0:00 s. an; leave Cont-y
gill o. Ill» East 31st street. 6:45 o. m.
“an“: [on——
sits $3.00 snot.
And you will see not only s
float site Perfect Fitting shoe.
But one in which the
, mt is outcomitning Durability anti Style
mamas-mm SeamieasShosinths mum
svsuv ham wannsureo.
andsnminethsmbetorspnrohasingnnyothershoe,“
S. BROWN’S,
ram 0n. stairs—retainers
news has been received mourning the re-
more of ii Bannock Indians, in.
d vslisy bl «Woman. The report
wesssnt not born Burns. 01:. and read
as follows: “Aecnrier horn Diamond val.
iey reports the killing at ‘15 Banncoks by
cattlemen under the leadership of Rye
Smith. Smith's reason was revenge for
the murder of his father in 1878 in Dia-
mondvsllsy. There is great excitement
in the town and through the country.
Troop A is in readiness to march on short
notice and is awaiting orders from th
sheriil. , ' ,
"Indians are reported as approaching
the town from the south, but are believed
to be friendly. ”
At Ontario, thotnearcst telegraph cities
to the scene of the reported trouble, it is
believed there is some truth in the rumor, 2 man in his place
but no further information can be secured
until the arrival of the stage. There is a
dolly stage from Ontario, Hammer and
Baker City to Burns. the county seat of -
Harney county, but the Seat of the report-
ed massacre is more than l00 miles south-
east of Burns. Burns, is 150 miles from
Ontario, and it requires about: 48 hours
for the stage to make the journey.
Rye 511““), sold to be tho leader of the
cowboys, is known to ho a bail character.
If the Bannock Indians wurc in that vicin-
ity. they were there for the purpose of
hunting. i \Vlicn Duraut‘s preliminary examination
It Was Rye Smith‘s Revenge.
Diamond valley, the scene of the report
ed killing of 15 Bannock Indians, is situ-
ated in the southcristirn corner of Oregon.
The news is not credited here. as it was
not known that any Bannock Indians
were in the vicinity. ‘
While particulars of the affair are diffi-
. Mfi‘
WWW firefight
_ trot l" the ' party'mschinsry.
mmventlo will not meet until
. “him, but the interest in the Quay-
Glihcson com for the ohsinnanstiip‘ot
. the state committee is so intense that all
. other matters are temporarily forgotten.
‘ Today the rival factions are chiefly con-
cerned about the making up of the roll of
delegates for the convention. each side in-
sisting that the other is ready todo things
that are notstrlctly legitimate, even in a
struggle of this kind. Both factions have
made up a roll, Chairman Gilkesou’s list
scaling the Quay delegates in. Schuylkill
and Eli: counties and the Hastings dole-
gates in the First and Fifth districts of
Philadelphia, Wyoming, Northuniberland
and Bradford counties, which are contest-
ing districts.
The state committee will most this aft-
‘ernoon and proceed to make a roll of dol
egates. It mayalso unhorso Chairman
Gillrcson unless he puts in an appearance
at the meeting. If lie falls to be present,
a conuiiittoc will be sent to get him, and
should he then absent himself the com-
niittoe will probably elect another chair-
Tthuuy people regard the battle as
practically over and say the administra-
tion leaders arosiniply bluiilng. Consent»
rive men think it is an exceedingly close
flghh
DURANT’S TRIAL RESUMED.
The Defense Tries to Implicate the Pastor
of Emanuel Church.
San Fransisco. Aug. 2ti.——"l‘ho trial of
Theodore Durant (or the murder of
Illauclie Lamont was resumed today.
for the Laurent murder was being held,
Rev. J. Gibson, pastoral Emanuel church,
was asked by Durant's counsel if he had
ever been pastor of a church in Romany
street, London, and he said he had not.
The defendant's counsel saylhat a Rev.
Joseph Gibson, while pastor of the Roma-
ny street church became involved in a
cult to obtain, it is learned that the mat- I scandal through attempted fainiliarities
tor has no bearing on the Jackson's Hole _ with the ladies in his congregation. Ho
troubles. Ever since Smith’s father was 1 was compelled to leave England and came
killer] in 1878 by warriors of the Bannock i in America. The defendant's counsel in-
tribc he has been "on their trail," and not slnuatc that. the two Oiiisous are one and
a few have met death at his hands. the sumo.
It seems that a party at Indians was on Robert- Lynch, Mr. Gibson’s private
its summer hunt near Diamond valley secretary, said that Jesse and George Gib-
and had killed a number of cattle belong. ' son were lolluw students at Spurgeon's
lug to the stockmcn whose horde range in , college in London, and they formerly
that vicinity. A party of cattlrmcn was ‘ preached tit tho limiiiiiiy strut-t church.
organized to punish the inuroudors, and Lynch declares .losso has always bnrno ii
Smith readily undertook to brad them.
near the Western edge of tho valley and
without warningoponod firo upon them.
The Indian banks Orr-re thrown into ii
panic andim'flir the bills, the squawa
following suit. The stockmou pursued
them and fired a Volley at the fugitives,
dropping several of thorn, including one
’ l good reputation.
The pursuors located the Indians about L ' >
an hour before sundown at their onmpi
TO CROWN KAIULANI.
Hawaiians Said to \l'ant Either Annexation
‘ or is Now Queen.
Lrixnmt. Aug. ‘26. —A dispatch to The
Standard from Berlin says that The Yos-
sishu Zoiiuiig hours from Honolulu that
should America decline the deputation to
0" 3W0 “(NEWE- The pursuit WM 110% con- i Washington's request to annex the islands
tinned, the cattleincn believing sufficient the Hawaiians will bog England, with
punishment had been inflicted. The courier
reports that 15 dead Indians Wore found
alter this one sided battle.
A BRUTAL-NEGRO.
Tried to Kill Two White Boys, and a Posse
. ,ls Hunting llirn.
COLUMBIA, S. (3.. Aug. lid—Charles
Lloyd, a noted negro desporado, met two
white boys, W. R. Welsh and John Rough,
both about 17 yours old, near Halli-s gold
mine, Lancaster county, and with the de-
claration that it was time for tiogroos to
begin to kill white men he opened upon
the boys, who wr-rc unarmed.
-Welsh was llrst shot through the body,
and when he bogged the iii-gm not to
shoot him again the brute plat-rd his pis-
tol to Walsh’s bond and shot hliii dead.
Lloyd than “[111 at llougli. but stircoodod
in only hitting him once. bri-iiking his|
right arm.
Lloyd took to the mountains, but a
company of whito mun lll'l‘ after him with
tho uvuwotl purpose of lynching him as
soon as they catch him. llotli \l'i-lsb atid
Hough are iiiouibcrs or pi-uiiilnoiit itiiiillios.
Defender line a New Mast.
BRISTOL, ll. l.. Aug. 2o.—~i)r-tu.~mlor var-
ries her now mast tmiiiy, it having been
stopped yvstvrihiy afternoon. Eight wiro
stays from tho masthead wi-ru triiiporiiri-
ly made last timipimrt tho iiiusi, and thou
the work of rigging had to be stopped on
account of darkness. it isuxpmztcd that
everything will be in slilpsliapo at an
early hour Tuesday morning. Every of-
fort is being made to have the stool boom
mdyiit that. limo, built is iiiirdlythougiit
imasililo that it can be (fillllllh‘ll.'ll so mun. l
flhut Ills Wife- and Himself.
MALI)“. Mam. Aug. Sit-«ihitiioi J.
McLeod, ii Mi'lroso rurpotiimr, attempted
to kill his tlii’orcotl wife, Mary M. Mo-
Lcod of Washington sirm't, Oak Grove,
midriitorward shut, bliuwlt through the
head, dying instantly. Although the wmii-
aii was badly injured. it is iiioiigiit that
she will rvmvor.
Prim-o Columns (lets a Pension.
NAI‘Ll-‘Jl. Aug. Lilia-«it is stated that the
settlement that hurt boon arrived at box
tween Prince and Princess (Iolontia. the
latter being the stepdaughter of John W. .
Mackuy, a Well known American, gives
the princess tho riisiudy of tho children,
site paying the prince the sum of 60,000
francs yearly.
Dove-teen Italian-ls horned.
Kisos'ros, N. Y., Aug. too—A most
destructive fli'li «recur-ed at the village of
llosendalo, iti this county. by which 17
buildings ware burned, and for n time the
whole village was thrush-nod with destruc-
tion. lirsiondslo is situated on the Delta
were and Hudson tonal.
Young Sartofls to Harry.
Nair Your. Aug. oc.——lt is reported
that Algernon Sertoris, the only son of
General Grant's daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Gm‘nt-Hartnrla. is engaged to a Wealthy
young lady in this city. Her name has
not been made public. Young Sartorls is
notyettilyesrs of age.
HOW Volhfsst Vania Festival.
Rim Yetta, Aug. Slim-“Tim twenty‘ilrst
annual festival at the Plathlsutscho Volks-
fest Vet-nib mmmenririd at Union Hill, N.
J. Representatives from lilo German so-
cieties of New York and New Jersey were
in Woo.
i»-
have
Rb Isa s flush
i plat“).
i on board the Etruria.
' America‘s assistance, tociithrone Princess
Kaiulanl. Major Wodehouse, the ox-mln-
istcr of Great Britain to Hawaii, it is add-
ed, has gone to America to advocate this
Major Wodehouse was in New York last
week and sailed for England on Saturday
So far as is known
he had not paid a visit to Washington
while in America. He expressed an opln~
ion to an lilii‘l‘YiO‘VL‘l‘ in New York that
the present government in Hawaii could
not endure. and that. Kaiuliini would be
placed upon the throne. Mr. A. S. Clog-
iiorn, the father of tho Princess Ktiliilani,
was also in .\'mv York last wool; (in his
way to England.
l’nblic [Inception to Cardinal Gibbons.
li.\llT1.\itllii§,AllR. L’d.——'l‘ho public re:
. i-optluii ll‘lliil'l‘t‘ii l‘ardiiiiil (libbrms in the
Catholic i‘illlliltlllh‘l‘ was an t'iegutil Mia”.
The cardinal ,‘Wllrl st-iitrd upon ii data,
which was iii‘olii'il over with waving palms.
; 'l‘o tin» right of his (‘lllilll‘lli‘t' was Arvin
bishop Siitolll. u‘liou‘iis lli'i‘tlliiplllllt‘li by
3 Mgr. Shari-til, uiul illl the loft of the our-
’diiiul was lllslmp lt'nioy of llvtroit, who
was attended by “HP of the priests of his
. dionrsv. The reception lasted two hours.
i Two Minister's Die.
i ltmtilso, i’ii., Aug. iii—The Rev.
Dr. William Ewing. a I'l‘lil'l'ti Presbyterian
inhibitor “'Tiiis‘l‘ homo wusin (.‘uuonsburg.
Washington county, i’ri., died at Wornos-
Viiit‘, this county. while visiting rolatlvtrs.
‘ 'l‘hu iii-nth Is also announced of tho Rev.
J. ”i‘iSil'l‘ii’lllillll‘il of this «My, which oo-
l‘lil'l‘l‘ii at. Clifton Heights, i’ii., where he
. had gone in Hi‘lll‘l'il of health.
l Suicide Inhaled tins.
Nair Yoiiii. Aug. :‘li.-—-iivnr_v Yogi-i, it
yours old, ii Huriiiiiu sliouintikvr, coiiimlt—
. toil suicide by inhaling illuminating gun
'thrnugli it lilili‘ which ho had plncod m'or
iiiii‘ burner in his room. ilo had lll‘l‘ll‘tllii)
,of oinpiriynit‘tit [or some time and was
‘ iivspoiuicnl.
Literally (‘nrvod in Please.
Mitinitumirnniit, Kin. Aug. imam-A
bloody l‘lli'tllllllt'i‘ ill'i’lll‘f‘l'li at tho Wllit‘i‘
works today, in which .iiuiios iiylu iiil‘rlll-
iy curved l’vtvr Sullivan to places. Lyle
escaped, but is olusr-iy pursued by police
and chili-us. if caught. liylo will bu
lyiii-livd.
Anarchist Ripe For Murder.
ROME, Aug. till.—-A dangerous anarcin
but has berm arrested in Aucnna for do-
' rim-lug publicly that he would follow the
example oi (inset-lo Hanoi, the youth who
assassinalmd President Carnot of France.
i'l‘ho prisoner has already been convicted
ll times.
a... Jersey forest It‘ll-us.
(IAl’ii‘. Mar, Aug. nii.--Tlio forest fires
hn'flt broken out again near this place.
iliangsof men from the West Jersey and
South Jersey railroads have bcctuflgiitlng
the lime in the nolghlmriimd of Goslion.
‘Scnic rill horns of land have boon burned
“Why; . .. . 7 _ N .
An Italian Murder.
WATElllllfiW,Uimn., Aug. 2tl.~lilaridano
I’ugiiosc. ‘32 yi‘lil’iilliil, was almost instant-
ly killed during a brawl at till Jackson
street in the liaiiiin quarter. Joseph Cale,
so, and Jtiriuph Pauline, a cousin of the
dead man, are under arrest. for the murder.
lisptsln libelous commences Work.
Nair Your, Aug. lama—Captain Sheldon
of the Yale athletic team has arrived at
Travers island, where -. ii the Yale and
can r cg. .“Jfin rancher flew “trier athletic club , ., will . ii
Wau‘fiieho gm the My fortbslrmostsnitii them . .
“Hartman
ya a
3i .
hwlsin's' Coils. com and Diem " ,l, w” ”imam ' ' , ‘ .
Remedy him three moraines at his Chum: “Mil"! but)"; are.
tensity am sick with dysentery. This, run down with cholera lots-mm
Lori's smsllhottis cured-them all and in “summer complaint.” Don’t pdfih‘r‘;
use some left which he "so to Gen. w, termine, but give DsWitt's Winona
Bsser. s eminent merchant of the Choir-racism WINE!“ MIMI in}
pieced." . .N:‘0.,andls cored him it. Usenoother. E. P.Weed slid . t
of the sums complaint. Wheatrcubied Bunsen. ‘
with dysentery. distill”, “in" °' °"°' Not emu bonds
are morbnr in this roused I trial and
you will he’n'io than piesszd with the "Jam”??“ aer’IFSsrsspss-iila no
result. Theo sothst nstursiiy folio-rs :0 , 3‘ in“ 1" “HM"
iisintmduciion and use hssmsde it very ('73,? to m b: one in whi :‘
popular. 25 end 50 cent bottles for sale dads 0:213:8i8il mug: is: gum"
by G’ 0' Stilison, druggist. 4 Ese cured others. will care you. ‘ f.
OLSEN BROS.
WILL CONTINUE DURING THIS MONTH
tutti tint SALE
-03;
l0liNSiilliiY, MATHEWSDN % 8t~ curs
Sample. Shoes and binds
Theee_bargains sur rise and. delight all who see them. They
are great in value. and autiful and attractive in variety.
sixty pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip turn Shoes, worth $4.50, at
mam snail
82 50.
Ninety pairs Ledies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth ,
$3 50, at 82. ‘ 1
t2 2Forty pairs Ladies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth $4, at
‘ . 5. ‘ ‘
84 Sixgy-gight pairs Ladies’ Opera Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth
. at t‘ .5, .
One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 900 apair.
One lot Ladies’ Oxfords, at 500.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at 600.
One hundred, pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 600.
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s regu-
lar 8% Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at $2 a pair.
Two hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth $1.50,
at $1.19.
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Kid
three button Oxfords, Square and Razor Toe, regular 83 Oxford,
at $2, a pair. ,
Sixty pairs cloth top three-button Oxford Razor Toe, regular
$3 Oxford. at $2.
One hundred and forty airs Lounsbury-Mathewson’sTan 0x-
fords. several different sha es of ten in this lot, regular 33 and
$3.50 Oxfords at 82. .,
8 Children’s Russet spring heel Shoes, 35, 50, 60, 75, 85, $1 and
1.25.
Youths’ Shoes, 75c; Boys’ 85c. > .
We have put prices on all summer stock and will clsose it out a
once and we cordially invite your inspection of our stock and
prices.
THE WHITE SHUE SHIRE,
Ill. 3 BIZETTE BUllliiiiB. ' NORWILK, liflliii.
THIS Will.
INTEREST Ylili.
My Gent’s 35 Pig Skin, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes, reduced to
83 a pair.
My Gent’s 85 Russia Calf, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes reduced
to it a pair. '
My Gent’s $2.50 Russett Shoes, Razor Toe, Lace, reduced
to $1.75 a pair. " ,
My stock of School Shoes is the largest in town; my prices
the lowest.
Ladiee’ or Gent’s Patent Leather, Tan, Calf or Kid Shoes,
Shined or Dressed free of charge, at
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
40 AND 42 WALL STREET. iiOHiilllii.
3
1' ' ‘
Made to suit the times as well as the smo- 7
km. The richest man in term wouldn't
ask for anything better; the poorest
man in town wouldn’t ask for our
thing cheaper. A it or. package for 3 on.
A~ Mitt It at any tobacco dosing...
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