t
r
’1Hirret Burial lili‘ lliil Winter
“'9‘
a its use periton- one of the
, no that ever preetlml
. “lb her. but once, at tho Cali!»
‘ mound his match in n
M utcr. who was an inn-
. II 3 Village eight mile: from Gan»
“ ”merited had a watch stolen.
(luau hbr evidence, was taken
M ore. examination by the scr‘
, . doyon llvcl" asked the sergeant.
A! I'lllln‘ham. but I’m not a native. ”
i l Amyouancuuiuoori"
in Ill appmutice to llonry Mamb-
to Sir lmrnbard Uruuol of
tunnel notoriety."
ell. what else are your”
Storm A gunsrulth. locksmith. hell
i .
m, iron arm and lathe maker, odgo
M maker. watch and clock Junker and
m. motlwuintlcal inst rutuout runkcr.
‘ machine. hittt‘lylll’ll and scale
“Mun-r, knife maker and grinder,
.W and auctioneer. "
‘ “'“Youoan conjure a little, I believe, an
edit"
I 9 “Ya. I can show you a trick or two."
"What can you dm"
“Wen,“ you will pilow me and not.
think It insulting. 1 will on you."
I "all, certainly not. Go on."
“Well, if you will just takeoff your wig
“gel. the gentleman next you to troll
w your bowl. 1 will swallow you
@3030. and llwu you will be no furthcr
mill. to yourself or anybody olso."-——
lander: Tit-Bits.
A Woman's Advice.
”horn to play a good union of widest,”
mauled a Woman of cxpcrivncothenther
to a group of young womcn. "and you
alwllyrl he in dctunnd in mclct y. Uno
WM plain. not a good drcsncr and a
I" wuvorsutlouaiist. but. if him be a good
viii-t playcrw-mindJ any good; a poor
will" player is on nbumlmttiun and in-
illlltnly worse than no \vbist plnycr—sbu
will scarcely fool hcr other social du-
built."
The Crossbow.
The Luterun council of “39 not only
condemned Arnoldof llrost'iatu be burned
for heresy. but also forbade the lion of tlm
”how no beluga crucl \vrapon. For :5
time its mm was ll'tr-tmitlitiucd in the Eu-
ropean armies, but it With no ivod by Rich-
It'd I, and from his day ste-zuiily grow in
favor until nuppiantcd by llrcurins.
Ten
SWeet
Caporal
Little
- Cigars
for cts.
SOLD BYALL DEALERS.
d8 iyr
YOUR SAVINGS IN
RELIABLE SIX PER
CENT. SECURITIES
AND
YOUR LIFE, HOUSE
0 a F U R N IT I; n E
THROUGH THE
AGENCY or
total. SMITH,
. Room 1, Mannie Building. Nerwallr.
HORSES!
of: our stables on Water street in the
city,“ at our Real Norwnlk or West
Norwslk farms.
,Goe‘d' Warm - Stables,
largeysrd for exercise. opening to the
south, protected on three sides by build-
ings; careful experienced horsemen in
attend-nee.
llllllllllllllllls.
.... mwwwmvu—J. .
had shot and killt-d llobcrt. iii-sir.
um
:,.‘f,;._.: 5i “
WOULD SWE B
Convict McGough Confesses to
the Killing of Ross.
i
THE GOVERNOR GRAIN A RBBPITB.
' ,.
Within Porty~elght noun of Illa-'- linen-
tlol Another Man Genre-m In [loving
committed the Tray Ilurderw‘l'bo Elna.
trio Choir Wu Iloady l‘or Illnr.
Alain“. Jan. ti. ~The ollrnn: of one of
the most dramatic and sensational crimi-
nnl incidents of the rtato's history took
place when. just to hours prior to the ox-
coutlort of the death sentence upon llnr~
thclomew Shun. another man confessed to
the murder, and Shea steps from beneath
the shadow of death thrown by the ebo-
trio chair. The invitations for the electric
killing of Shea had been issued, the utato
electrician we. already upon the ground
at llnnuoruora prison, the governor had
decided not to interfere in the carrying
out cfltho sentence, and Shea hnd resign-
ed himself to his fate. when another prio
char in the institution. a comrade of
Shcn‘e and participator in tho election
outrages when the tragedy occurred, con-
ferred to the crime. . ‘
The man who voluntarily confesses to
the crime and who practically steps from
a prison cell to tho utonnciuu shade of
the electrical death is John Motiough of
Troy. now serving a salience of 19 years
and 6 months for shooting and attempt-
in“ to kill William Ross, a brother of
Robert Ross, who was supposed to ho
Shell's victim. in some way known only
to convicts Notional: had contrived to
km-p inforluedas totho success or the fall-
uro of the applications for commutation
mode in behalf of Shea. When Shea was
roacntencud to die on the :3d of ileocrn-
her. it is believed that Illcllouab was
ready to confess. but when he learned
that a respite had been granted he with—
held his confession. Aftcr the holidays
holcnrncd that the efforts to obtain a
commutation for Shea had not. tensed.
and so he made no clan.
(in Saturday, when Wardcn'l'hoyer was
made aware that the mm-rnor Would not
interfere and nrrangcmcntn worn bcing
made for the execution, blcljough cent for
the warden of the prison. Mr. Walter S.
’i‘hnyer, and when the warden had come
he told hiru that. he wished to make a
stntcmcnt concerning the murder of llnh.
ort Ross. The wardcn hnd Mcfiough
taken to tho olllco and furninhod with pen
and paper, lclllna him to put down what
he had to any in writing.
McGongh's Confusion.
MoGough \vroto n comruuuicntion of
about two ponds. and. signing it with his
full name. hnndcd it to tho warden. To
tho surprise of tho warden and his depu-
tlcs the paper cnntnincd a dm-ldod stato-
mout that ho. Mciiouuh. and not Shiva,
Tim
statcnicnt containcd no details of tho
shooting other than the bold confession of
the fact.
Worth-n Thoyor went. at once to the tele-
phone when Melitiugh had been taken to
his cell and called up thu rxccutlvo cham-
ber. lie nskcd the governor to plcose rc-
ccivo a muss-mirror whom he said Would
arrive and than at oncodispatchcd the
prison stenuprnpbcr. Mr. Edward M.
Couuhlin, to Albany. Mr. ('eiuzblin ur-
rivcd in this city not! caught. liovornnr
Morton at the Executive Mansion just. as
he Was leaving for church. The governor.
upon icnrulru: tho nature of the commu»
nicotine. scnt. or. oncu‘ for Pardon lilorl;
Joyce and alien's counsel. Mr. litrlt'ti ll.
llitt. ‘
Aftcra brief confcrcncu the governor
dccidcd to grant it respite for four Wot'ku.
during which time counsel could take the
proper nouns to bring the matter lil'fril'n
thccourts for a new trial. The rcspirn
will be issued today and will be in force
until 'r'o'o. 5:.
Mr. llitt will on lll‘lOfo the supremo
court today and link for a new trial for
Shell and the production in court of Mo
Bough.
Tragic Series of Events.
The confession of )lcllourth will bring
to mind tllctrnizlc series of (‘Vl'lllrl that led
up to the praisont dramatic rcsults. 'i'bo
conviction of Hhcn and the great public
sentiment against his rolcnso were duo
not entirely to the fact. that he shot Ross.
but to tho aroused public sentiment
against. the disgracefulviolation of the
purity of thc ballot. that had made the
city of Truly a byword. ’l'hc crimcs occur-
rcd uprm llllifilll of March, Hill. Short
and Mcfiough bended a crowd of rumor-
ere. who had workcd almost every polling
place in 'l‘ruy. They had boon told not
to try their anmcs in the word in which
the lines brothers—«iiillinm and Robert-—
were the bend of tho iicpuhlicnn party,
but nnnounccd that. they would. in un-
tlcipntinn nf thcir visit the llmsos. .lohn
Roland and several orhcr‘citimus bod
armed thcmsclvcs with clubs and some
with pistols loaded with blank cartridges.-
It was shortly after that tho melon ccmtr-
rod. and. while L'fl or more shots were
fired, the tu'o Ross boys fcll. It was while
Robcrt lnypmstrnto that. mmchody ran
up and shot him in tho hcnd. This crime
was finally laid to Mum's door, and he
was sentenced to death. while Mcllough
was sent. to prison for in years and ti
months for his assault upon William Ross. .
Shou's case was takon to tho courtof
appeals. which confirmcd the conviction.
The governor rcspitcd him until nftor thos
holidays. but Saturday refused to com-
mute his sentence. Home idea of thcsentl-
mcnt in Troy over the matter can be ob-
tained when it is known that the citizens
are erecting a monument in honor of
Hose, who lost his life. At the some timer
Shea had many friends. as was- nth-stud
by the large memorials in his favor signed
by almost 5,000 Women and men and sent
to the governor. .
Singular Phases of the Confusion.
Ono of-tho singular phases of the confes-
sion is the factfhnt some time ago, during
the arcnt agitation over the matter. a Troy
newspaper charged that the Democratic
lcndcrsr in Troy had. in their endeavor to,
get Shea cleared of- the murder, tried to
obtain a confession from )lctlough. who
Won'thcn not suspected of the crime. It
was intimated that this confession might.
be forthcoming any day. but as McHnugh
went. to prison without making such cou-
fcssion tho story was uxpludcd. ‘
Lntcr‘tliis some newspaper charged that-
the oilicinls of the prison at Dunnemora .
were working to get Mch‘ouuh to coufeu.
Warden Thnycr. Deputy McKenna and
most of the assistants. it was alleged.
.wcre appointed through the influence of
Senator Murphy. at the time of the mur-
der thelpndcr of the Democratic party.
Nothing was forthcoming at the time.
however. but the singular fact remains
that the man picked out by this now-pa.
pcr as the one to confess is the man who
today otands sclf accused.
Still another fact in this ponneotiou
was the visit of Messrs blotter: sndflltt
to the mm on tiaturdey antelope
‘lhoy had been told that the governor?
declined to interfere. and then asked a
epocial favor to them he refrain from
making public his decision until Monday
next. After much urging be corrupted.
The governor hopes that Warden Theyer
will give some more details of this re-
markoble confession.
Prominent lawyeru hero claim that Ile-
Gough turnout he tried for the crime he
admits. andhhereforo nobody will under
for Robert. lltm‘ death. It is told that
Mctlouuh was originally charged with the
killing of More. but was acquitted of that
t'litll'gu. and therefore his life cannot be
placed in jeopardy a sin. In any event it
would be a couple 0 years before a trial
could he completed in the courts. and the
public sentiment by that time Woultl be
pretty wall dead. It is probable that the
state authoritiou will not let the matter
drop without a scorching investigation.
THE B_OND CALL.
Morel-u rarllale leane- a Circular I-‘oro
I’opnlnr [pan of $100,000,000.
Wasnlxurox, Jan. o.—.~%pcculation,con-
coming the amount and character of the
new bond issue was not at rout when Sec
rotary Carilele made public a circular on
the subject. The loan will ho a popular
one. and tho circular. which bi dated .inu.
u, give» notice that the gowrnmcnt will
roll “timiueomou, no your l per cent cou‘
pen or rcglntcred boudsdntod l’cb. 1. 189.1,
for which purchasers will be required to
pay in gold coin or gold certificates. This
is the llrrt issue by the present mlmlnls»
trutlou of much a large amount of builds
at onetime. oil the previous issues having
been for tiniJiUONUU each.
The main reason for dating the bondn
a your back is said to be in order to give
the public a better opportunity to judge
their market value by comparing them
with the gold four» found at that time,
so that their bid» can be made to conform
with the market value of these bonds on
tho lst of l-‘urbunry. The circular is as
follows:
Vl'.\.~mxc'ruv. .lnn. ll.
Notice is hereby given that scaled prm
patrols will be I'm‘l'lh'f‘ll at the office of the
urcrctary of tho treasury at Washington.
until 1: o'clock on Wodnerdny. the 5th
do y of February, Him, [or the purchase
of one h‘umln-d million dollars ($100,000.-
“00) of Unitcd filnlus -l pcr ornt coupon
or registered bonds, in denominations of
fifty dollars ($15”) and multiples of that
Illlll, as may bc desired by bidders.
The right to reject any or all bids in re-
served.
The bonds will be dated on the lsl. day
of February. PM, and ho payable in win
iii) ycnrs after that date, and will bear in-
terest at l per centum pcrunnum, pnvublo
quartcrly in min, but all coupons matur-
ing on and before the let tiny of Febru-
crs will be required to pay in I'ultod
Stair-s gold coin or gold certificates for
tho bondo nwnr-lcd to thrill and all lntcr-
oat accrued t‘nt-rc‘m after tha- first day of
February. hit“. up to the limo of applica-
tion for ulclivcry.
Payments for the bonds must be made
at the trcnsury of the l'nitt-d Status at
Washington or at the l'nitcd State-r sub
tronsurtcs nt Sow York. llcsion. Phila-
delphia, llsltirnurc. ('luclnnnti, Chicago.
5:. Louis or New fir-leans. or thcy rnuy liq
made of. Son Francisco with l rcluznuo on
New York. and all llllli must state what
dnnominolionsof bonds :ll‘ctlrslrt'tl. and
whether coupon or rcuictcrcxl. and at
what film“) they will ln- paid for
Payments may bu made. by lnetnll-
ments. as follows: 'l’vvt-uty pcrcn-nt (to)
upon receipt of notice of ori'cptnuro of
Mil-l I-lid twcnty per cm! ('2 .‘i or the cud
of curb tin days thereafter. but oil oc-
ccptcd biddcrs may pay the \vlmlc nlnuunt
at the date of first instnllmc t, and thou.)
who hnvo paid all lnntnl rout-,9 previously
maturing may pity tho \vnulo amount of
tlu-ir‘luds :it nny time not lutcr than the
' maturity of the lost installment.
Thu lumtlrl will bu ready for llt‘ll\‘t'f'_V Ml
or beforo the lfirh day or held nary, lain},
Notiv'c is further licrcby ',.,'l\'l'll that if
tho lrc‘llv' rind mllt‘ of MI nddlttuuol or dif-
fcront form of lmnd for tho maintonuur-o
of tho gold rc'st-rvo shall lzn fllllllllri/t‘ll by
law before tin.- .‘prb day of l-“cbrunry.»15ml,
scab-d proposals for tho purchnrzc of Hit‘h
bonds will also be rwcivcd at llil' samu
limo and plum and up to the snow «into
and upon tit-n mum terms and cnnditlum
heroin not forth, and such bids will be
considorcd out wall or ”iv bids for the -l
per «on! bonds in rain nicntEum-d' ‘
J. H Llama .r:. Set'rclnry of 'l‘i-rnsury.
A SUICIDE EXPLAINED.
Arno Knrb. “'lm Ended Ill: Lift. “'3: I
Defaullor In the Sum of 870,000. '
New; Your; Jon. fi.—-ll has become!
corn-ml that .irun l-I. lx'rxrb. who was
found ulcmlnt his ironic. ltnst l-Iiuhtynlxtb
strut-t. on Duo. 28 lost. hill'lllll committcd
suicide. with llllt wife lu'sido biru'in nu
unronsr-lous condition. is :r drfnulh-r to
the amount (if filtli‘i‘i. “it had lu'cit om-
lploycd by Frcdcriu-k \‘icmr .\‘ Ar’llf'lls. dry
goods rm-rchnuts of H": ln-rmurdetn-ct, [Hill
acted on treasurer ft r lliu l‘nderhili Knit
tint: company of Xutii-y. N. .l.. which is
undcr contract with that firm.
The lnvcsllgntiun into his affairs has
‘not yet been I'Hmp'mlull. and it. was stated
last night that. his total crnbclecmnnt
lWould rcnch the amount llilillz‘tl at. least.
With this rnoncy ho. had purcllaeierl
bonds of a number of'rnilroads, including,'
the War. shore. the llnltlmoro and Ohio.
.Now York (.‘ontmlnnd Hudson River rail-
road, f'lnundn Southern. Sow York, (mo
land Wcsfcrn. the Columbus, flocking
Vallcynnd ’i'nlcdo nfldtllll Lake flare. all
of which bdvo liccn rccovcrcd
”A .Vtg
lilslmp llelukons ‘Deqd.
Bussflicrmnny. .lnh. b.-'—lllahop Relu-
kcns is dead. .loscph Hubert Roiukous.
one of tho leaders of the Old Catholic
Jmovement in Harmony, was born in 152],
i studied thcolngy in tho l'nir'crnity of
Bonn. entered the sominnrynt Cologne in
.1515” and was ordained ‘n pricst in the fol—
lowing year. lie was mm of the H pro-
,fessore who protested against the vaticnn
decrees ln'Nuroinburg in hill. For this
he was suspcpdcd. from his clcrlrnl func-
tions. and in 187‘: he was excommunicat-
, Id by Bishop For-rater at lircslnu.
King )lcnelek In the Field.
me1 Jan. U.-—r\ dispatch from Blue-
vanwnh. capital of the Italian colony of
iltlrythrcn. trays tbnt hing Mcnclck of
Abyssinian with Human followers, has or-
rivcd at Lake Aeclnughi. It is believed
‘lhnt he intends toninkc u linnkmovc-
mont. with thc nbjm‘t cf nttnmptinrztocut
off Honcrul liarntieris communication
with Maisownh.
nne Killed and flirty Injured.
Cisr-rvvsri. Jen. 6,4—xcws has reached
here that the Baltimore and Ohio South-
western passcngcr train. West bound. col-
lided with a freight train at Roxnbell,
Ross county, and that at least one was
killed and several more or less furiously
injured.
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my. hll‘i. will be detnchcd. and purl-has» .
SA
Serious Conflagrations Occur in
Many Places.
_._-...-.. .--4
FATAL norm. mic .nt ALTOONA.
M..--m- .M
I'lvo People ‘I‘errlbiy liar-0dr at Newark.
Destruct!" [lieu la ’I‘oiodo——~Anothar
Extensive Colliery Burned In Penn-:1.
Vania—~Wurobouu Ilurued at Shoboym
Airmen. Po, .lan. ti.-—'I'ho (lentrnl
hotel. ultuntod in the heartof the busiueu
section of this city. was totally destroyed
by fire.
15. l". lloukuiu of tho Pcnusylvaulh rail»
road fire ounumuy was killed by a falling
wall. and uovcrnl othcrs were severely in-
jured. one of them. William \l'nrebntn.
very seriously.
The llmncs originated in the hotel linse-
nwnt and worn not discovered until they
had cornutunlcntml to the first floor. Au
alarm was lllrncd in and an effort made
to trot all the gin-eta safely out. Many of
those on the upper floor found their our
cape by tho stairwaya cut. oil and wore
taken from the windows by the firemen.
A high wind formed the flaiucs. and
this. touctlicr with tho bitter weather. rc-
tnrdl-d the firemen. Many of the guests
escaped in their nightclothos.
The fire spread rapidly. and, crossing
an alloy in the roar of tho hotel. burned
the large thrco story brick building of
Goorgc Nrcit to the urouml.
Tho Mcl)nrt:u-y building. adjoining tho
hotel. occupied by the Union Pacific Tea
cmnpanyhnd an a residence. was badly
damaged.
The hotel. which was a five story brick
building. owm-d nnd I'llltllflpwtl by Aman-
dua Sink. was totally destroyed. as were
also tho furniture and mold of tho cloth-
ing and valuables of the glibilil.
Itiu tlmugbt that the fire originated
from an ovrrhrutcd furnace.
'l‘bo Stroll building was occupicd by fl.
5. Prulzmnn h“ t.‘o., wholornlo wood and
willow ware dealers; Joint-n l‘. (Tharubor-
lain, wimlcsnlo food dealer and licsaut it
llcnuotnnn. wholcsnlo grocers.
The total indel‘fl aggregate ovcr sinopioo:
innurnnce. émmuu,
Five l‘copln Ilurnod at Newark.
szwuut, S. .l.. .lnn. ll—l’ivo pcnplo
wcro‘ badly liurncd tiu'ouuh tho anxiety
of a child to hnvo the lust. pleasures out of
a Christmas two. They nrc‘
Mrs. Ann-flu .\lcls nucr. hcr lhrcc cbll-
drcrt—Margcry, 5 years old; li'rcddlc. it
years yours old. and infant girl—and
(George \lilqou. fort-mun or the Central
freight yard.
Thonccuicntoccurrcd at no Hamilton
nircct. whom Mrs. )lclnugcr uctod as
bounckocpcr for \i‘ilmn. ilcr buy i-‘ruldic,
in nttz-mpliuu to light up the from nccl-
dcntally sci. it on fire. ills ruotbcr. who
bud the infant in hcr arms. .‘Ih‘lt‘llillfflll to,
put out tho bin/o. ”or clothing cuturhi
llrc, an owl] m that of tho childrcu. She
bu-cniuc tI-rrillt-d with fright, and. lcttinn
the infant drop. run out of thr- huu-m wit?)
the tryouiilur childrt-u hanging to but
skirts. ’l‘hcy Wcru nil nblim- and run for
some distance. screaming with pain.
The iliirucs 'n'cro evcnttiblly cxtitiutiishcd
by rugs. which “turn thrown around thc‘
Woman and children. (icon-u Wilson. ill
tho ulcanliiuc. was unvcrcly burncd about
the bonds and face in attempting to or!
tlnguish the fixtures in the huuw. llc «tum
ccodtd, huwvvcr, in l't‘r'l'llllli! tlin infant.
which llw biotin-r had left lll‘lllllfl. 'l'bc
in;urui were rtnmvcd to St. llnrunbus‘l‘
hospital, where it was stntcd that this boy
and tho infant are ill a very llrr't‘nrluils,
condition. ’l‘lm iruurics of the allure. .
though serious, am not considt-rcd fatal I
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Anntlu-r (,‘olllory Burned.
MAHATMY l'i’l‘.‘, l‘u. .luli. 'i.——,'_l'lu'
nmnstcr Park No. L.’ collicry‘ at ’l‘rt-utuu. I
«Mimi and npcrntcd by Lent]. Lilly t\
(70.. Wu.» tltwlruyt‘tl by firu. 'l'lu» origin as!‘
tho fire it: unknown. but in half an hour}
tho Int-ms! llltliVltlmll l‘ullll‘l‘)‘ in this rt~|
plot! was burn: d to tho Lzrtliliitl. 'l‘liis ml
licry, which was mnvutuvd March ll.)
1M9. and rclmiit and cumin dcrtruyctl was
valucd at about HilliJNHl "fill with I lil-
pluymlnt tn Lilli” nuiu and boys. ’l'lit.
lost on Pnillru-‘s l'ruulli'rry coilivry at:
lln'clcinu, ("Lilli ici-Aly dcstrnycti Folurdny.
morning. will lu- $itiu.i>iio. l'rci-nrntinmi
nrn bring main to rebuild on tho Ezlllu'?
Hill'. The mines employed mm men and
boys.
Fire Inn t‘old Storage Warehouse. 3
sail-:im-riiw. its” .ini). «i—l’ire ('lllls‘l'lil
$lliti.tilitl damage to stock stored iuibr
Cold Storage cmupuny's warn-limi-c.i
atrium; rim rut idiom linxcinf ciiccsc, vul-
ucd at. Hilttiflil, owned by ticurgu 5'. Ilnrf
l\‘ ('0. of Now York and local flrum. 'l‘lic
Lnndr-lb Foul cnulprtuy of Mnnilou‘ur
lows ll.l,lilUr‘:i:=.t:a of council puns. ’l‘bu
lessor are fully ('OVI'rtlll by insurance. l
\ i
‘ llurulux of n Towbont. " l
iiuiiid-irt'rowx. N. .l.. .lnu. Il.—-Firc.‘or-l
lizlllfllln}; in tho cugiuc l‘llf‘lllflll‘flffllyml
tbc tug t'bw‘n‘pcnkc, at. tin! foul. of horns“
worth uvcuuc. liolnwnrc rivcr. ’i'lm tug
.lnuics llcrron. lying ulnnnsidc. was badly
damaged. 'l'lic loss is stump), liulh bouts.-
‘nWIu-d by tho Borticntmvu Sand lirudgiu;
company \voro insured. I . I
Doetnictivolilure In Tull-do.
Tommi, Juno li.-—l"iro dostroyud 1 flit“
store of Franklin Hubbard .,\' (‘u..’l(nthv
or dculors. 'i'hu following arc the losscs:
llnutit fibres and (lrockcry company,
35.3mm; ll. Schooling glare! and crockery,
$40,001); F. Hubbard .\: to. leather, $1»
lino/E ll. ii. l’ullnu. Cincinnati. owner of.
building. $0.00”. ‘
Cottages Damaged by Fire.
. SAirM‘OI‘aA. .inn. o.-—'l‘ho' cottage or
Mrs. Paul P. (lrcnlut: of Brooklyn. on
Philndciphia strtrct. was t‘vrockcd by flrc.
A bout the some time the Broadway rosi- ‘
durum of Dr. George J“. Coni‘ttoci; was also
badly damaged by fire. Both were in-‘
cured.
The In Lakewood.
Lampoon. N. .f.. .inu. iiL—Tlio Buck-
ingham. n irirgn'bnnrdlug house on Main ‘
street. was totally destroyed by fire. All
the guests ,cscnpcdwiihmtt injury. but,
saved none of tlu-ir efforts. 5
llouro fir-strayed by Flre. i
Flilfillllnltli. )llinfil. .lnu. li.—-Thu house
of \‘.'illimn Kelly, on the f-‘urdfnrm. in
this town. rur-hleutnlly caught. fire and,
was totally lll ntl'Ufi'L‘ll; will) the contents.
The loss a} corded i-.'i,tl'lU. 1‘ 4
Interstate Bottling League.
Nlil'.‘ York. Jon. i‘» —.\ Humility of the
Interstate lion-ling lcncuc. now corupric
lug B'dl’nlo. ‘:‘\'|‘\‘.' Yuri; null llrmklyn,
will be bold born Jan. ill at. limb to adopt
*- playing Fcht‘dule. cousitutlon and by-
laws and m t. on the application of‘Roches-
' ter. Syracuse. city of Niagara and Peter-
son. N. J., for membership. '
wm~w
(tonnage? reaselsr.'“"‘
Prawn"- Work of the donate and Renee
This Week.
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1396.
ions“
1
was mun:
rrsiusi
WAillllltu‘i‘mt. .lnn. u.--'riio aonato in Cape Coiony's Premier Would'
not in session today. but it is expected to
resume the work of the elm-ion in earnest
tomorrow. The finance committee ha:
promised to report both the bond bill and
the ruvonuu tariff bill on that tiny. and it
may be roumunbly exploited that if this
promise in kcpt the debate during the re-
mainder of the week and for uotnotimoj
afterward will be barred upon them bills.
'l‘he bond bill probably will be the first
of the two rucnsun-t to reccivo allcntlun.
and it in comldercd probable n furfiilght
will be dot‘ntcd to its cousiriorruon. 'l‘ho'
Bupuhllcllno are hopeful of being able to
tllllpmlu of the tnritl‘ bill it hosnnlulcngth
of little. 'l‘lioy burn I‘tli‘lilVl'tl nnsurnncos
from individual llomocrntlc lcndurl that
tlmy will not resort to diintury tactics to
prevent thu curly dinpmul of either of the
bills. This duos but "it‘ll". however. that
they will not, insist upon a thorough do-
bntu upontlmu.
Senator l‘llkinl’ bond resolution holds
its place on the onlmulnr as unfinish-
od business, and is in pmltiou to furulnh
a basic of discussion until the financial
ouiumllicct- bills shall he rcportod. If it
should not. be acted upon bcfuru these to-
pnrls are mad". it let yt't lllll't‘l’llllll “‘llf‘fll~
«r the rcsoiution would bu prconod, but
the chum-cs are that it would be.
The finance conuulttco will nicot again
this tl\'l'lllli‘,.f. by which time it led prc
smucd the cilvi-r majority of tho l'Ulllllllf- .
too will have proposed its nulistlluto for
tho bond bill which will provide for free
Ulllmuc. 'l‘liu info of tho turi‘d‘ bill is not
uncertain. (in this bill the licpublicans
consider ll‘ll‘llllitili'l'rl rmml'ol‘s of thc situa-
tion lu curmnlttuc. and flu-y art- in doubt
tvhcthor to report it an it cubu- from the
house or t urncml it in :mm mum with
the wishes of individual lllzlllilillt‘fln scu-
:rtors. 'l‘hcrc is a di~positluu on the part
of H'llllll of illumolulicrstu lurn‘urlutho
advance mode on all ”In 1-4 lu-aluics cxccpt
that out» ring sugar from ll» to :2“ per
cent, while others think the inert-use
should only apply to agricultural prml<
ucts. In citbcr cvcnt it is probable that
tho sugar eclicdulo will revolve the sonic
treatment as thcothcrriludulcs. in obedi-
ence to thc \vlllii-s of Senator l’crklus of
L'allftlrniunrui .‘iebiitur 'l'hurstnu of No-
bt‘nulcn. i
The boom this Work will wtilc down
to this ruutinn work of tho l-l'S‘ilUll. L'nlil
\Vt-dncsdny. luiwcvor. the work will not
be \Vl‘ll dclinnd. as mum of the t‘uinmlt-
recs bus rupurtcd bills. and the first three
days will tbcrr-fnrc lvl'lll'Villt'd tn uunul-
Illlillfi cuuwut lcgislntlou and such mots
turn as may liu brought bcfuro tho house.
(in Wednesday. or or l‘lllfii ml 'l‘liuisduy.
lim [it'llslull nmmprinliun bill will bu ro- j
pul’ft'tl and llll l'nli.~itlcr:ilinll will be untor- '
ed upon.
.\.~ .r rule the (iciiricucv bill is the first
upprnprintiuii bill i‘tillRitlvl‘l‘tl. but tbn use
tnuntcs for tho ticlit‘icliclcs will not be
Blllllliillt‘ll uutil ruixt wrcl” and us the
pi min" bill is ready. t’rvo for its formal
approval by tho full npproprintlou corn:
miticn'nn \i‘cdncsdny, ii fill-l lwcu dccidctl
to di.»pu~'t~ of it while work on the other
rcguiur appropriation bills in prmcullnu.
FATAL RAILWAY WRECK.
l‘lt'o Trnimuon “‘rro Itlllr-d In I Collision
on an Ulric Road.
('llllJlt‘liiill', u, .lIill ti -—'l‘tv-i freight
trains \vorc standing on it switch or ,
Solmulny's ravioli. sown null-s tub: of”
lit'rl'. ’l‘lmdhsr. train puiicd will, and tho
cunduv-ior. thinking that the err-ind uric
\t't'lllll follow. it'll ilic su‘ill-ll I‘ill'll. l"il
tmn Tllllll-llfl lull-r thorn-1 ll.l.lllll txprcss
caruu uluuu :zt l‘lllllll’fi nu hmll”. and. run-
niug on to the .witch. ruiiidcd \vitb rin-
trnin stamizng tlirrc. “will trains \vcro
badly h'rl'l‘kl‘ll.
lingiucur 'l'mu it‘:.lii"~'~ .lznd lmih anus
and i. gs cut. all and dicd <1 nu nitcr in his
imim- ill till-it'll): lib lil‘t'lll.lll. lnum .‘lfllll-
era. was instantly l.i1icd.' lLiigiiit-t-r l’itx»
slirilnnrzs I'l tlu- {li‘lL'llL Imuyul “illiuui
Scrum-r lililil')‘, but ill»; lircnzuu,)Hccrgo
Addia. and nuntlu-r lit'wiuntl. .i. ll. ('ux’.
\vi-rl. klllnd. .iuw‘u King. the from l'HIl
bruit-cumin. “its aim itillcd. illiil l’nrtiul
('lcrits .l. l" Lsiutnu of lmi'uluiid and .l.
1). Murphy of tin I‘Illlt'lll \"l rc badly lu~
JUf't‘tl. ‘
l'niitlut'tnr 'l'uiu llrmvu of tiw I.‘.\lll‘l"\'s
bad in wall; two Illlll l in it'EI'leiilt‘ rlu-
lll‘\\'\ tn lbw l'll)’. (‘oiililivtur llcutli rsbnt
of ill" lrt-i::!.f is l'i“‘]-ll71-‘llll(llll7llll‘\‘-'l‘|‘f'l(.
as ho ll ft the switch upon 'l‘lm pant-u-
gore on llzc oxprc-r Wcru limlly ~hnitcti up.
but none seriously lliJlll‘t'tl.
u
.u
' llolll Leg» .‘Illplllflfl‘tl.
Rm‘lll".:-il".’. .luu. Ii-«Wliilo rvllll'lllii: n
ll'ftin irf i"! lllllllll cars in flu» lillil'nlti.
llm‘hz'stcr llllll i’itisburg yin-(is iii the
Jillit'liuli hf lliu Xi W Ylil'k ("t'lllrfll tracks.
a first frtvigiit ('l'Il'-llt‘ll into llm trziin. ()\v~
lug tn the niiirrnkcs lining out of order.
throwing sow i'.ll luudwi cuts in r-vcry ill-
rcctlnu null iujui inc l<':u:inr~cr .ltxbu buy
of llll' flip: freight so budly that his log
had to be anipuiutt «l. '
Marian-i Freight \l'rcclr.
lim'ltl'nui'. N. Y.. .lizu. Ii ——-ln a freight.
wreck on tho ('t-nirul umr licro li curs
worc pilot! up and :v thrown down on cm-
lntiikimlit. .\'o pt-izmu was hurt. 'l‘hu
wri-cl; wait caused by a cor jumping the
ll‘llt'li at l‘. fin":
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
A scvcru earthquake shock was hit at
Victoria. l). t‘. , ,
Tho trmsury Silllf'flll‘lll shows the gold
reserve to litl‘$lil.ill i. “I ‘. ‘
'l‘bc Norfolk and \l'm‘icrn pnucrnl off
ficcs. at linnnuko. Ya. u‘crc cruiruly con-
sunu'dby iirc.
Prince Alcxzuulcr of Prussia is dznd.
lin was TI» years of nut: and was :i pcucrni
in tho Prunsinu army. '
Miss Fruuccs E. ti‘iillurd. owing: to in-
Iliepmiriou. has onuccllc‘d liar cumim‘uu-nts
for Maryland and Virginia. ,
Mrs. Rachel llcid llultcrflrltl. the widow
of tho lulu licucrnl l" \l'. liutlorf‘icld. died
at her borne in Kansas City.
The president has signal the bill nu-
thoriziuizthnnccnptzmro of the rum Ku-
lnbdin for the lillill'l! Halt-s navy.
'l‘l:o Allcglmnv ('uuutv ilnr association
of i'ittsburc dccidrd in farm-ml according
to “moon the right In practice law.
Culinmlnllt‘l' l..t)\\'l:l liiii-viley cf the
training shin Ewcx. which .s lying nil
Yorktown. \‘u.. dropped (load on lmnrd
his vessel.
Ilr. nlflf‘ll-l‘d \i'cbb Honors. who ll“ one of
thr- chicf promoters of the Pun-Electric
x-utiipmiy gained mnsidcrnliln untoricty at
tho lllllL‘ of its invcstigntinu by ccngi'csfl.
’ died at his residuum in Maryland.
Fraucin Enroll], papal ultimate in the
l'nlicd Status, was elevated to tho cardi-
nnluto in the Baltimore cathedral with
lihpnaing curcrnouics and in the presence
of hundreds of ccclcetinstlcnl dignitaries
of the Catholic church and distinguished .
persons in all circles-of life. The berettn .
was conferred by Caniinal Gibbons. .
Retire From Office. i
I‘HB THUNDBBBB'S WARLIKB TALK
England'u belligerent Answer to German
Insults rarelhly “deed by tho London
‘l‘lnree-«Jnmeoon Htlll Alive. but a I'rle.
liner—«Coventry lilo. From Ills Injurloa.
Luvnov, .lnn. d.—'l‘ho belief ha! been
exprtwacd here that the expedition of lir.
.Inmosou into the 'i‘rausvoal' involved an
tlntlurfitulidliiu that thorowae to be an
uprising of tho uitlaudors in .lohnnuou-
burr: in co opt-ration with Dr. .ltuuonou,
and that. his! mid Would have boon succum-
ful if he had received the expected assist-
ance from Johannesburg.
'l‘he abstention of .iuhnuunshura from
taking: part. in the light at lx’rugorndnrf.
whore lir. .buuoSun nu-t his disastrous re-
verse. in portlycxplalncd by l'lllill'ill‘llllltl
rct't‘ivctl Mutiny: that President Kruger
bud rorcivcd ndcplltntlun of tho uguriovud
l'tlrlltll‘lilrl and that ho had made them
promises that he would take off tbodu-
lll'l‘l on Ioudntuils and would support equal
Hillidlllll‘fi for tho acbouisof nil lnnuuupcs.
No Would also. he sold. udvucuto the do-
nlrcd change in the franchise. i
This seems to have fully satisfied thc=
ultinmi-rs. and it is asserted that tho}
loading mouof all nationalities Woro coruv
binlnu in an active ondcnvor tooircuru-
Vtilll. tho imitation which it was under-
stood was being promoted by certain cap<
(‘l"‘ll. RHODES.
ltnlists with n \'if'“’ in promoting collision
with tho illilllni‘llll'h and thus to estab-
lish n lilil-‘l‘ for imp rial intervention and
to gzlvo llln conspirators ucbnncc to gobblc
a rich country.
All tlm no“ erupt rs this morning cont
ut‘nlulutn ('nluuinl :n « rotary t‘linnilmriuin
upon bin convict» {‘llllt'llll'lll of tho un-
iliui him: puiu 3' of thc government in the
'l'l'lllthilill. which is rt-gnrdcd as a reply to
l'Inipl-rur \\ illinru'.» lull-grunt to President
Kruger.
’l‘hn ’l'inicv volt-cs thcpcucrnl opinion
in saying: “\i’cshaii but. :tlicrour rcudinu
of our own ti'rutics or relinquish our his-
torical claims :.t the bidding of lim Hor-
m-iii cmpcrm'. Nor ~l;:ti'. wt: full to Illillll'
tuin limit. if rim lit‘t'uzi-Til)’ is forced upon
llri, by sncriiicm similar to ilmsu upon
which tlicy u‘crc iouulictl.
" if tlm Your/unlit ditht ulty ctn-ourauml
tit-imnuym ilmlf England. thi- vcrydiiicr-
cu: It".:l.1lll :lvi n 2. ;‘
flint a 'Ifurilt'll our Anu-risnu Ltiisun-n may
servo 21" u warninz. The point \viicrc scri-
nuw runs. :iitciiz'cs will follow is not far
Uil'. M
A Victim: tilqurirh to The Daily 'i‘olc-
graph stays that i. is rri'nrtcd lllt'l'l: flint
l‘rili-‘u liurxi‘cldt. tho liwr‘zunu cnibussn-
dur lu imiuluu, liili iui’nrnml Lord Solis
bury that l-Illlliil‘T rwfusca' to recognize
tiu- llritisli ell/wi‘llilll)‘ uvcr the 'l'rnns-
vnul. and that it in in-licvcd that Austria
support“lcruuiny in thin vivw. ’
Hcl‘iuiui'): ('3. .tulu.ri:li:i rt-t‘civrtl a dis-
patch from Huwrimr Fir llcrculcs llnliin-
rxuu :it l’roturin at l ill-incl; .suuduyrnorn
ins: importing that lion. l'bnrics (fowl)
try. ll tilllllllll in tho 1% l'llluill'llfllill puiicc
and tho i TI‘llll‘I‘ ni' llil‘ blur: of (‘nvcntry.
llli‘l lllt‘ll of his wounds.
Kruzcr (lnv'e .\'u (lrdr-ru to Shoot l'rlaonerv.
('.\l'l-'.'l‘n\\'\‘. .lnu. liq—It is reported flint
ion. (‘vcil lllllulf‘h‘, prcmiur of (Tupi- l‘ul»
any. fun redaucd, but iiuvcruor Sir llcrr
cuim liul inson bus (ll.'i‘lilli‘ll to nun-pt tbc
rmipiudinb.
t' 'lcmul ‘Fcr'rclar‘v l'himibcrium has
toll-:zr‘npliid asking: if it Wow truu ilint
'llr. .iniucswu wna shut. adding that Mr.
lllmdcs bml tclcizrupbcd o posttlvo denial
of the rumored :zii!u~rii‘.;.rnf nevi-out! force
of llltl (‘lint'ti'rcd South Africa company‘s
tr'xviips ill luluvmyn. l’rcsid. nt Kruger
has replied that be had given no union»; to:
shout ll‘l'f‘llliflli‘l" who had lu-cn tukcn
pi‘isi'ilr't's'. but that they Would be lllllll‘w‘ll-
Ill according to low. llc said that firm
had lvccu trmictl Willi llu.‘ irrcotcst consid
oration by tin) lulritlu-i's. (ll'Fililitl' the fuel .
”flint tlio lnltt'r lizul morn than once been
forced in take up arms in dwfcusc ui thc
republic. l’rccidcut lvrugtvr lltlllrii
“llur cniiflllcnt‘c ill Mr. lilunlcs has rc-
cuivcd such 3,) rudo shock that his rcpudi~
ntinn of mi: procucdiug-z at lluluu'nyn
might to lll' I‘t‘l'l'l'r'l‘ll with ”10' greatest
caution. Evcn now \rn have uc'rvs that an
nrrucd force is" collecting: on our_bordcr<.
if that be true. 1 [met that not. the word
if Mr. llhorics, but the. inllucucc of your
govcrunicut will stillico tn prevent the
,iurthcr lucursinne of frcclmottzrs. nithouuh
it was not oucccssiul in arresting: the ad-
value of lir. .inmcson." .
ISccrcmry ('htlnibcl'lnin in his rcply
thankcd ‘rmidu'nt. Kruger for his it~$lli~§
mama. nud‘n'ltls that be limlwti'lvvnys'foil
.coulldcm-o in his nioszitnuimily. He had
sent an imperial ollicur, bu snld, t0 liulu
mum to St‘l‘ that his unit rs \vcro obnyod
and to provcut tho possibility of :luy'fur-
[lit'f‘ raids and assuring Prcsiticnt Kruger
that he might rest confident that he would
strictly uphold the regulationc of the cou-
vcution of NW.
ltruzcr'n Reply to Emperor- \Vllilntn.
iirtnuv. Jun, il.—ansidcnt Kruger of
the 'l‘i'ausvnul bu»; sent to Emperor Wil-i
limit the following reply to tho latlcr's
telcgmm of congratulation upon his suc-
cess in rcpt-Hing lleH‘illilI '
"I testify to your majesty my vary dccp
and hcortt‘eli thanks for your sipccrc coli-
grululntious. . . ;
"With limi‘s lu'lp \vo hope to do cvcry-
thing possible to lit-id our dearly bought
independence and the stability of our bu
lovcd republic. "
Refugee: from Johannesburg Killed.
Dummy, Natal. .lnn. ti.—Tho mail
train from Johannesburg has arrived here
crowded with pnssenccrrt This train was
overturned. and several coaches were
smashed, ‘28 persons being killed and 231
dangerously wounded, ‘ ‘
interference from .
NO MORE TQBE SAID.
it you ui~lr pcrfwi blit‘t‘t‘bn’ in the
" l‘fillbll'llt'llfill " of light. healthful.
\lvlit iutu lilt‘m cult: and limit». _\our
Cooking school Teacher u iii :Ilwnye
.~.i\ " llut :ibmc all. do only
$3095 Baking Powder
i'm-il'nvbzit mode lln-ir t‘raglg'r tnumuc.
You know them of \'Hlll"l'. for (nor
.1.imn.mm pound». \\l'l\‘ null! lint \r-Ilt'."
’lI-lltk.‘ 1m miniilulc from Him grm’t'i'.
usmiuctumu JOLILV If!
t‘. ll. fit)“ it is'llX, \cw London. l‘onn
Limitlm-r lo
9 l'. N. Parrot oldie,
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The following extract speaks
for itself:
il’romtin-ilnlwr'e llct'wrtl. London, Xu-
H iiiln'l‘ l, l‘l’fm
“WASHSURN’S SUPE‘RLATIVE,
was the ONLY American Flour
used by Mr. T. E. Turner, who
lgained the Champion GoldyMed-
'al at the late Baker’s Exhibition
for the BEST BREAD. See Balt-
:er’s Record, October 4, l395.
iCan be obtained 'of all respect-
iable Factors and Millers."
This~ shows that \\';islibiiru';
Si‘ipci‘lulivc is gaining \'.t,il'l(l with:
lili‘lll“.
___,,4,- »—
Roberts. Tucker
. & Goodwin;
Hartford. Conn.
700 Main Street.
.‘lil‘. .\:,'i’il"~ fur l 'Lllil'il‘l'iif.‘lll.
CANDY
the finest in the citv. choice of
16 kinds of ‘1 lbs. for 25c,‘
Oranges, vliuzs.
Raisins. Currants Jams,
Whitc‘“*iirapes. Celery, .
AND
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tilflilliilg w
it has.
amieiiumsittiir’s
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«‘0' interest! alloww uh victim-lie
mime HUM/SANS. Preet.
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JOHN B. KNAPP._SN. Ila! Trims.
the CREAM ofAmerican Patents .
scum lillllllllll sumo slur,
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