. MW in the
' chili! Race.
nip...“ .-
..
g...- a...
M! To new
Ala-WM , ..
, Ar! Yer: Intimate With
ItTIr. garrison. Wish
cails ‘as Ira. Dims-lob.
We
as 1‘.—Ex-Sellator'l‘honl-
with. can see wither
at the Fifth Avenue
seeing General Harrison, Mr.
l‘ la‘say judgment. General
not be a candidate for the
‘ ‘m‘ion H
- _. iireghnlodhypolitl-
Wt
omaooount of the elasc
nal friendship that have
Emu the ex-president and
liq served in the United
, ,, together, and their Intimacy
, m ' . character. AM General
,," , became president he intended
Iii. main should hag: i. [1120: :3
" . proposed t t e e u
we!“ iaeretary of agriculture.
Palmer, homes, was bitterly on
General Alger and other Michi-
- ' an. Palmer declined to
“Wilomluon of antag-
hyhodomiaant factionoi the party
. ~ and General Harrison gave
to General Jeremiah Rush of
Harrison afterward appointed
‘ ialster to Spain. Their
- . elem lnenwntluued with~
-‘ ' . - all or impairment and it
' . thattheex- president had con-
‘iblom to ill-Senator Palmer of
MN- the race. ,
With Russell on Mrs. Munich.
' an active day down town ex Pres.
Harrison, accompanied by
, ' Mill. Harrison. madea form-
‘ “like. Caroline Dimmick, at Iii)
W “magma street. Father and son
' , Avenue hotel in a cab short-
. m. and were driven to the
& 311de to consult with ex-
Dillon, who is senior counsel for
- I Staiford estate. The consulta-
,.. tothe coming heariugat Wash
41!. the Colliernla irrigation eases.
- oonclusion of the talk General Har-
“W to the Fifth Avenue hotel,
there he had an interview with hire.
fl ' ' Stanford on the same subject.
' »' W Harrison’ 3 private secretary, E.
‘wlbhott, said that the general had rc-
,tl|l from Washington that the ir-
mum not be called by the
wart before Thursday at the ear-
‘ General Harrison will therefore rc-
‘1New York until this evening or
31*”. Harrison may, after his return from
the capital, make an announcement on
m “bidet of his supposed engagement.
, ,W. Dr. - «T. DeWitt Tallnagc and Revfl
Allen, were formally brought be-
' “Washington prcsbytcry at a spe- '
ng. Mr. Allen presented his side .
Wmntentlon. claiming the action was
‘ , ion oi= an agreement made with
the church session. Dr. Talmage
1; present, and the only action taken ,
the adoption of a resolution providing:
n committee of four pastors and three .
. , , 'f‘lnglalntnro Favors Cuba.
mm,'2i'an. 14.—-—A resolution intro-
' byhfr. Warner of Niagara, refer-
lathe Cuban struggle, was adopted}
mely. Theresoiution said: "Re-z
”W (if the senate concurs) that We‘
to in the deep interest which' is
, oi the success of the people of Cuba;
,, ”thirstruggle to establish their liberty‘ 1
m independence, emit-bat the president 1
" Wei the Lnited States he and“
Ware herebypctitioncd to extend to the
'urgcnts of Cuba a formal recognition
'11!th his as belligereuts. "
mum llno n Destructive Blaze.
, Minolta, Jan. l4.—Tl1e large frame
sheds belonging to the glassware
armorswinden Bros; 1111. city, were to—
ad by fire, together with
. contents. The fire is thought to have
tied: from a spark out of the chim-
ney. the neighboring sh0p of a wheel-
Winston about $105,000, of which $100. -
" “ll" stock; The property was par-
, mm at shutouts. ,
_ ' m,"Pa.‘, Jan.~ l4.—Fire, Which
vedihobe 'of incendiary origin, dc
property and stock valued at 625, —
The losers are Emanuel Malick,
groceries, 619.500, ,insuranoc
0.,Sparr' jewelry. 4, 500. insur-
8.509: Laubenstein & Baldorf. one»
“33‘ ,insurnnw 61. 200; David
no insurance;
.345“, insurance $200; Thco~
’Sl, 096, no insurance.
'11-! we; Sen Treaty.
" Jana ill—Inquiries made at
' adieu here relative to the state-
i(lanolin. had not agreed to the
arbitration treaty elicited the
this: “agreement on the sub
secretary of State Olney and
Pnuncefote,thc tthritlsh embas-
possible, but that the foreign
mu it.
, Boomer Gone to Cuba.
t y 1'0. To, . Jan. 1‘.—IA- W.
iii the promoters of, the town of
and for two years county attor-
gillle! county, has been miss-
.Word was received from
ting that he had sailed
the insurgent- forces.
a» three am Died.
Jan. i-l.—'l‘he three
, David, William and George Mc-
Kinan, aged respectively 19,16 and 7
‘fll. died from the injuries rcmived in
, , night’s explosion while they were
- to biowopen a toy safe with
their hbule.
1, 1.1.11. mime 1- n 111111.
,'.R 1., Jan 14. —Patrlck
Whiter! 24,1Imploycd at Dempsey s
“3.3"“ fatally injured by falling
m His left shoulder caught in
aadsras so frightfully man
‘ male.
' some. M rimmva' 111.111
”shine who is new in .1
t. The buildings occupieda space,
long by 90 feet wide, and the loss, -
C..P[
first knew of Dr. Hand’s Remedies for
Children five years age. and! am, mutin—
ually Wendie: other mothers to
usethem.snd always with the but» re-
salts... lily. was deathly datum:
cholera lot-11111 {and Dr. Band's Ditt—
rhao mate» sated it’ailaostdmmediate-
ly. Dr. Hand’s Cello Care is also exal-
lililarv hiss. ii. A. Rankin". Dr. Hand‘s
Colic Cars and Dr.’ Band‘s Diarrhoea
Mixture hrs sold hr nil Mackinac. ‘
«, Wile—liars' a an «count of a man who
abomhlnmlf rather than stellar the pan;-
f- indigestion. Dushanbe-The fool
Why didn't he take .DeWitt's Little Early
Risers? i used to under as bad as he did
before i commenced taking these little
pills. E. P. Weed & G. C. Stillson.
. ~Awthdls harmless.
Piles of maple have piles, but DeWitt‘
Witch Hazel Salvo will cure them. When
.mrnptly applied it cures molds and
norm without the slintoat pain. E. P.
Weed & G. C. Still-ion.
.The sugar-coating.
Aycl's Pills so easy to take. dissolves
1mmcdately on reaching the stomach.
and so permits the full strength and
benefit oi the medicine tobe promptly
communicated. Ask your druggist iu'
Ayers’ Almanac, just out.
DeWitt’s Little Early ltiwru fur billoua-
can, indigestion, constipation. A email
all, a prompt core. E. P. Weed & G. C.
Stillson. ‘ ‘ . “'
__._.... _..-
Electric Bitters.
Elecifllc Bitters is a medicine suited for
any season, but perhaps more generally
needed when the languid. exhausted feel
lug prevails, when the liver is torpid 11nd
~l'lggiah and the need of atonic and al-
termive is felt. A prompt use of Ihl.‘
medicine has often averted long and per.
haps fatal bilibus fevers. No medicine
will act more surely iu counterucliug and
Iruciug the syslem from malarial poison.
Headache, indigestion, countipmion, (I17.-
ziness yield to Electric liitters. Filly
cents and 61 per bottle at G. C. Stillson’s
and E. P. Weed's drug stores.
—Accton will break up a cold.
How's This!
We offer One Hundred DIIllnrs reward
(or any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by “1111'. Cmarrh Cure.
F. J. CillI‘.\‘l"Y 8.: C1), Toledo (J.
“'0, the undersigned, have anv 11 l" . J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and boiler.
perfectly hounrablciu all business trans-
iclions and financially able in carry out
my obligations made by their firm.
WESE .8; Tuner, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
\VALDLVU, lexax s.- hi .1111'13', “'holcsal:
Di'liguist». Toledo, 0.
Hall’s Catarril Cure is taken internally,
acting directly on the blond 11ml mum-m
surfaces of the system. 'l‘estiumuiab
tent free. Price 75c per bottle. \Sold by
lill drugglsls. ,‘
Marvelous Results.
From aletter written by licv. J. Gun
derman, of Dimoudaie, Mich, 1111 are per-
milted to make this extract: “1 have no
hesitation in recommending Dr. King's
New Discovery, as the resulis vvcrcnl
must marvelous in the case of my Wife.
\l bile .l was pastor of the Baptist church ‘
at Rives Junction she was brought
down . with pneumonia succeeding la
nrippc. Terrible paroxysms of coughing
and it seemed as if she could not survive
them. A friend rccmunicndcd Dr. King’s
New Discovery; it was quick in its work
and highly satisfactory, in results,"
'I‘riivl b'Iltles free at G. C. Stillsnu’s and
l'} P. Weed’s drug stores. lit-1:111:11 .5in
50c and :31. “w“ _fl__
If suffering with piles, it will interest
you to know that DeWilt’s Witch Hazel
Salve will cure them. This medicine 1..
- a specific forall complaints of this char-
actor, and if instructions (which are sim-
pieiar‘e carried out, a cure will resul1.
We have tested this in numerous cases,
and always with,1ikc results.‘ it never
fails.» E. P. Weed 8; _G. C. Stillson. ‘
—Aceton cures headache
So excus or sleepless nights when
you can pro- ure One Minute Cough Cure.
This will relieve all annoyances, cure
the moat severe cough and give you rest
1 .111 it? E. P. \Veed 81'. G. C. Siillson.
-—Aceton will prevent pneumonia.
0:12 Minute Clue-h Cure is' rightly
named. It affords instant
from suffering when aiiiicted with ai
severe cough or cold. It. acts on the
throat,brouchical tubes, and lungs and
never fails to give immediate relief. F
P. Weed & G. G. Stillmn
-—Aceton-curs'a the grim. -
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in thewurld forcuts
1v llich makes '
would last hours with little interruption 1
And health. Can yo11_ 'aiiord to do with-
,. relief l
bruises, sores,ulscrs. salt rheun'l, feverl
sores, tetter, chapped hands. chilblaius,
come. and all skin eruptions, and pool.
tivcly cures piles, or no pay required. It
Inade- halts ta- cooper-tub at Otboi
Indon- In the W Polar hip.
imam. Jab. ill-Thefm tilla-
istrrol Sweden bu sento nationalists
Iii-1'. postmark. that Britain and the Unit-
'oil Stone with “terrace totbo preloeted
balloon voyagetu north poleu Pullou-
orB. E. Ahdmb. king the paratlon
of the countries whose territories have
also naked these wontrios distribute
thousands of leaflets 11.1111... or inform»
tlon from any one who may chance to so
enveltotthetinethe balloon iossenand
the direodon of the wind at the time.
Professor Andree has given many years'
study and experiment to this subject and
has become “uphthlloonlst himself.
PROFESSOR “BREE.
«so read a paper on a plan to much the
north pole by balloon balon- tlic geograph-
ical cougmss ill London last summer, but
he received little (Inmuragrulcnt from that
Swedish Academy of H1ienco and the
Swedish Society of Anthroymlogy and G.-
ology have recommended Professor A11-
drcc' splnn and promised to bear asbarv
of the expense. King Omar of Sweden,
has also sulwcribcd 111411111 of money {111'
the 1prcditi1111.1vl1lili Professor Andre:-
llopcs 111 have start some time. in the sum-
mer of 1896.
A BISHOP’ S TROUBLE.
Protest Mulr- \gulust Ills Confirmation on
Account of Alleged Fraud.
MILW MYKEF. Jan. H ——.-\ pron-st against
the continuation of Bishop Eli-ct (i. Moti-
Williams of Marquette, containing cliuriaIs
that will 1'1'1':111I1I. scumtlun in I'lpispi'npzil
circles all overillc country. has been for-
warded to flu- Riplli lirIv. John Williams
of Connecticut, presiding bishop of the
Amer-i1 .111 1II111rcb.lli~'lmp Willi: 1111.6 1:1
(1er has caused copies of the prob st. to I’ll‘.
forwarded to all of the other bishops.
lalcct \\ illinnw 1111- prnli‘ : alt; icks the con-
velliioll at which the 0101:1011 took 1111:1111.
by asserting that it W114 improperly mu
stitut Id and t'u1- 11 111 ll.c~1 tIlflt'Ilfl!“,.’l' that
Bishop \lilii: 1111s (1101' 111111 1v is brought
about by a packed ballot. The protest is
signcd by {our 1b-l1gntes1'blvliv from the
par 'sh of .':11111 511-. \l:1ric,\1'l1o sat ill tia-
prim: .iry convention held at \lulquvitc
\(11'. Ihlt. 1
ob ction was brought about. by packed lul-
lot and that the 1' unvcutimi was not prop
eriy constituted. it nib gee that, there is 1111
properly invested El)i.~('1lplll fund for
northern Michigan. it then gm s 1111 to say
been improperly (I1111trlbut-I1l.1vith i111
propcrc-m1liilonsannexed. 'i‘l1c-'1Ii111prup
or conditions are to 1h1I1lT:'I1t 111111 tI11I'
fund is not to stand unless U Mutt “ib‘
llanls is elected.
KOHL AND CLYMER.
The New Jersey Court of Pardons Decides
[3 Their PM».
J1: Raf-iv C1‘i‘l'.J.1n.i-i.——Tlm \'1Ivv Jer-
scycuul't of punimm gm- lliial attention
to tln- cases of Henry Kohl of Si w.1rk and
Alfred ('I}llll‘f' of Mount. Holly both 1111-
dcr sentence to be banged Jan in.
the case of Kohl, but commuted tl11I sen
tencc of (inner to inlprisonment fur life.
ty jail on lI‘: Ib 211.1111 11111rdcre1l b's cous-
in, Jnsepb Pricncl. on Jun. 15. 15115, the
motive being mhlwrv.
Clylm-r murdered M 1's. Bridget Doyle of
Mount Holly. into whose house he broke
fertile 10111111140 of robbc 1',v ( bristnuls night
1894. The 1'11111111111111i11n in his case was
made on :11- t'nililt of his youth and the v-l
cious 1111111111... 11 1111b Mrs Dodge and
her husband, with 11 hum he lived, bad
' over him.
Professor Garner Makes Monkeys Talk.
BALTIMORE. Jan. fir—Professor Rich-
ard L. Garner, who is in Africa trying to
demonstrate the correctness of his theory
that lilOilkl'Vfl talk to each other, has m'lt-
111issiou has been :‘1c1111upllsl1cd His rc-
searches have been carriednu under the
of Chicago.
Peter Hunghard who is thought by
l the polictc 0 have been lumne, killed Illin-
l self,1viiI.I:1h1lfiv1I children in (Il1i111go.
The total population of New York state
Iprisons including the women '3 prison at
I Auburn, 15:1, 11111, which is 1011 less then,
It. was last year.
at linvérfilrnw ‘.\'. ". .vv.1s buru1Id,1vitl1
'its contents ,A. .'.'.1"11 1:. shoe store and
Cohu' :1 market 11 ere also destroyed.
f The steamer lio,v,al one of the fastest-
'vcsscls 1m 1111' great bikes, burned. to the
‘1 water's edge at} vansville, ind. The loss
I is 324 0110 and thiI insurance N5, 000.
In Philadelphia a scaffold. on which
three painters were working, fell. William
Anderson and Edward Pctroski were in
stuntly killed and Henry Petersen fatally
injured.
coasts ‘on the PolarI seas; anti they have
highly distinguished, though rather con- '
eel-votive, scientific society. However, the i
B1Is1l1I~1 111 iltiurv an attack on lllshop:
B1" 111's making: the ob 11'Ivc that file'-
that there is such a f1m1l.bl1t that it has "
The 1Io111't.1lc1i1|c1l not to interfere in,
Kohl w ill I11I banged in the Essex coun- i
ten to his son in this citr saving thaqbis .
auspices of the African Research society ,
CONDENSED DISPATCHES. 1’
McGovvau‘ 5 undo. taking establishment. 1
is guaranteed to glve perfect satisfaction
I'lvlaclilno' at which: he.
» or money refunded. Price ..5 cents per
bnx. For sale by G. C. Stillsou and E. P.
“Weed.
rmedy for eroup.
1dults. E. P. Wood at G. C. Stilh-on
hug and bronchial troubles, is undoubt
edly, Ayer‘ 5 Cherry Pectoral, thoo
Fair.
One Minute Cough Cure is a popular
hate for children and
The best duodync and expectomnt for
the cure of colds, coughs. and all thmat,
specific for colds and coughs admitted
on exhibition at the Chicago World's
At Xcvvmansvillc,"Fl:1., Henry Jordan,
a negro desperado. charged with murder-
ously assaulting Dr. J. N. Cloud, was
burned to death in a house where he had
sought to escape from :1 mob.
Richard J. Oliphaut. one of the wealth-
iest, most progressive and influential busi-
ness men of ()svvego, N. Y., died from
blood poisoning. the result of contracting
a cold in his jaw after having had some
teeth extracted.
A sensational shooting occurred in :1
large dry g'mda house at Indianapolis.
Miss Butb‘fiordon, a clerk, fired tv‘vo sho
at Henry Purviance, a floorwalker. Miss
Ilonly conduct.
Lord Aberdeen’a Letter to M.
Fostique in 1842.
BROMIDE SIDE OF THE DISPUTE.
This Girl Document Thought to lie Eme-
elally Favorable to (iv-val" lirilain's C1111-
ol an Amlcable Settlement.
Loxnm'. Jan. l4.—'l‘hcrc has just been
made public an important document Il"ili‘-
int; upon the Venezuelanquestion—11mm»
ly. the “at of 11 latter from Lord Aber-
deen, the tlifll Ill‘llbill secretary for for
elgllaiiairs. to M. lI‘ovztique. who at that
time represents-d Venezuela In London,
which was written :11 the lime illupiwlzl
which had been wt to max-klbc 1411:1111
_ burgh line were rennin-d in rmupliance
with the protest of Venezuela. This letter
will doubtless be given 11 conspicuous plan:
in the furtlicolllllig blue book. as it is
known that the government 1111111Il11I.-111111cl1
I importance to it.
While it bfulmhad that in a letter 11111-
ed March :10, 1844.1.111'11 .~\ber1iceusta11-1l
I that in nunovlngthcpmts Grout liritulu
1 had not ceded any lights. It was contend-
1 ed that mtlncummt 1v11-1ln1'xisic111I1-1111k
lug any such 1.111111111111111 at the timi- tin-111
. Britain had ordered the removal, and that
l the removal was :1 tacit lid111lssiou that
, the Sbomburgk line was wrong.
1 Following is the letter. the authenticity
of which is unquestiomrbic:
I "130111-1on (News. Jim. :11, 1111').
_ “The underslgncdluw lllu honor 1111113
'. knowledge receipt of a note addressed to
I him on the-10th lust. by M. For: oa.tllplc 1': p-
resenting the alarm and are iiemcnt 1vhi1h
has been created in Venezuela on 1111-1111111
1 of the marks fixed by Mr. Sllnzuluu'gl; at
“different points I11 his survey near the
1 month of thc()r'11mco, and r1In1Ivvlnglil1+
request that her majesty's wivvruuicn!
will order the, removal of those marks.
Removal of the Posts.
“The 11n111Irsig1I,-Il'bcgs to Ilifnl‘lil hi.
Fosthue in reply that in order 111 mwi
i the wishes of the sovernmcnt of ‘.'1I111I7111I
In her majority's government will send i11-
'str111't'1uus t1) the governmentuf lil'ilidi
Guiana. directing him to nImow-lbc posh
which have been placul by Mr. Simm-
burgk near the Orinoco. lint the llilili'i‘»
signed feels it lii~1luty to diviluetlyd-I»
. (hire to .‘l. Fostiquc that, although, 1111.1"
(luv to pllt an end to the apprehension
which appears to 11114:)“ in \‘1I111I1111Ilu
with Wizard to tlu'objcctof Mr. Shout
burgl-l'x survey, the undersiguixl bus c1111-
sentcd to comply with the renewed 1'1Ipr1I«
sometimes of hi. l-‘nstique upon ibis 11112-1112
E. her 111:1j1Isty's guwrnnmrnl 11111<111111 111'
lllltllIi'siwul 1:1 ulmndou any portion of the
right 11f (in-at Iil‘liallll over the territory
which Wits formerly held by the Dutch in
Guiana.
! ‘ The llndcrsignml' has the honor to be.
very n-slmtfully, tho obedient 1-1Ir1unt of
I. ll. luv-1111mm Anni-11:11am "
This letter is n'ganlml here as 1111 1111-
'avvcr to tb1I1-111111I111lons of Mr. Henry Nur-
1111111. special ('nnlliiifiilnilf‘l‘ of The (‘hroni
1l1I, who gave tll1I English public, through
his paper. documents which rem-111111 to Illv
validate the claim of the. Sbumliurgk Illu-
as a true lnundary line. But. it i.» in b.-
nbsvrvvd' that. Mr. Norman. 111111 the Ven-
12211012111 ,1:U\'1'l‘llliit‘lli also, IliI-i liutiIliilln-
ed that in l'l‘lllthm: the boundary pmts
Ilvrmll lllllnin :1bun1lnuc1l:.11_1 pmtinu 111'
l her rights “nvcr the l- Irritnrv' 11111111 was
i formerly held by the. Dutch in Guiana.“
but simply that she l1:1:l ..b: ”hill”: 11 1b:-
>l111111burgk line as inurkinutliciinilt111
-tlmt territory.
From The Times 11:11! The Standard.
An editorial In 'l‘hv'l‘imcs this morninp.I
2 suggests that :1 strong hint 1111111111I bull»
cd Nate.» lo l’riIeidtut (lv'~1111\\111II(I b1-
opportune to convince him of tin- 11m:
(“1.110111% of li11I idiI :1 that America will
I support unv demands Venezuela chooses
to make. "England," says 'l'l11I 'I'Illli‘s‘,
"is willing,I MI :1 direct svttlcnu-nt, but
'Vclll'zuvlu must take the iliiliuiivr. ’l'l11I
obvious course is for Yum-main to ask the
United States to plan- h1-r “1111' more in
1'111111111111i1'uliun with firm“ Britain. If
I’ri- 'sllIt 111 (‘liIvtIln'uil 111'11I1I1-1l to s11111 11 r1-
1111131, it would go f.1rtunI.~tor1Ith1I f1I-1Ii
lugs 111' multy that uubsistcd between bug
land and the l lllli'il States [lllul‘ to his
"awn-1111', We are umliilvd :11 the spirit dis
played by Ann-rim in [:11'1I111‘ li1r11u1ny's
illllfllIII‘, and it is n'markuhlvrummaging
that Washington 1111111111: l'Illqulid's gnml
I unit-cs In the 'l‘1':1111.1':1:1l."
The Standard announces that thin-11b
imIt 1111-01.. again this 11'1I1Ik. A 11 editorial
in the same paper expresses pleasure that
the Transvaal affair is smmthing the
roughness between England and 1h:- l'nit
ed Stall-s. “Things are brightening all
around." says 'i‘ I11I St11n1l:1r1i.“1111d ii is
quite clenl 111:1: we sI' all l1:1\'1I.\1111Iri1I:1 .
good will in the direct negotiations with,
1 \ cuczucla.' ,
It is learned on gmulauthority that I11i‘iI
Mllisbury is cndeavoriug, through .1 neu-
1
with Venezuela. pmpmiuu the. appoint-
disputml frontier. if the joint 1'11111111issiml
fails to reach :1 complete iignIiInqut. 1!;.I
third power:
j The Boundary (311111111 ission.
boundary 111111111issiou1~r~awho scpormcd‘
on Sunday to 11191-1 at the 1.111 of (111' 111ml
dcnt,.luati1-1I Br1Iw,er 11ml in the 1110-1111
time to consider indcpcndcully of 111111
other plans for tl11Iprocmiul'cni' tin-111111-
lllissioll, will not. reconvene until 1l11I per-
11111111 nt quarters are ready for m 0111141111
week. H‘W‘l’l‘i) Mulet Prcvmt of S:- w YI; .. Ii:
111111111 a very fav'muhlc impressi: 11 1111 1111-
, comm‘niioncrs at the lust 111a ting. and in
i all prolui'billty be will be the ace utivc of
Eliccr of thcbody. Mr. lelll‘li has gone
l to \cw York to remain until sunllIIonmi j
, for a regular Int‘t‘llli". President (iilmnn.
I who “we in Baltimore, 111:1th 11 brief visit
Ito Jllsthfl Bl'l‘il‘cr at his n-onlpm 11 Ex
Minister Andrew i). White. is the nut-3?. ol'
the president 11! the American G1Iocn:ph-
,icul society, bunliner Hubbard, for :1 1'.I1v
days. and Chief Justice Alv.ev tlu- 111111?
n1enlber,i5 attending to his jluiit'al 1111
ties. ltis evident. thtIrr'fol'lI that no 1111
I seeully basic 1s to be exhibited by the rim-
:miselen in reathing its
trov crsy.
l
1 Fire In a Dry Goods Store.
I Bnooxm
,thc three. story building 1')» )lvrtlv me-
,1 mm. owned by the Clark estate, .11111 n..- 11
i pied (in the ground floor bv Kevin”. '1‘ 11..
‘dry goods.
1 83, 000 and to Nevins & i‘ 11 5: stock abou-
l .15, 1100. The fire extended to the :11ljnl1I
ing building, also partially occupied by'
Gordon charged Purvianoe'with nngentio- that firm. damaging the stat i: to the ex.
tent of several thousand dollars more.
i
l 1111.111 33110111111011. , l
Ithe Western prov nous indicates that the
' insurgent leaders i:1bl,.l1uu hint-co, Chan
igo Rivero and other». with their hands
tentlon-«laondundonrnni Expresses nope ,,
trnl power, lo rcsunlodircct ilt‘wilinflnlls,
”will of :1 joint 1'11111111issl1111 to delimit tlu- '
points in disputi- :11'1111) berrierrcd 111 :1 '_
WASHINGTON, Jim. 14.—-’l'h-I Venezuelan .
which is cxprclml t11 I11Illll‘l:>‘l of this .
Pimi'; lisliillr. “
:thollgb all the plumber: will in .. no time
I in studying the various phase: of 1b . 1I1I11- '
.Jan. 'L—Fll'f‘ llrnkl' 1111 in .
The loss to ill:I buildim.r 111.,
The Fighting iitill Continues In the Prov-
ineos.
Hausa . Jan. 1‘.—Word received iron:
from the district of Saul-ti Spiritus and
Rona-dies, and the bands of Carrillo and
lose Aguirc have united with the band of,
liege 111 \‘ljaca in tin-district of Remedi-
us, prov lure of Santa Clam Their coupe
swine to be westward
'l‘iuI insurgents operating in Havana‘
and Diner del lilo have burned the village ‘.
of Salad and have partldlly burned the‘
village of Quivlean, and thou marched to-
ward liejuciii, and burned on the way a 1
freight train and destroyed the engine.
They then attacked the town of Bejucai. f
the garrison of whlclllnadca heroic rc- .
sienna 1I for llvi-l inure. At the end of that i
ti1111I.it is mportedstlie insurgents retreat.
1I1l. lult before they want they plundcrcdf
some store-1 in outlying sin-«Its, and they
also burned Aime houses and the depot. j
The mum-11f the insurgents is now pouth-
ward again.
1‘ l1: 1rl1I~1 Solomon. the New York newn-
pnpcr 1111111, 111111 1111s armed-11 here 1111 a
suspect, has been sent l1u1I k to New York. '
Rumors that Captain (-31' llerul Campos '
had Ill't‘li dismissal. which are said to have
been circulated in the United suites, are
untrue.
iinvuruor Rodriguez. 5:111 Pedroof Plnar I
dcl Rio, in 10111p11uy with in civil guards,
was attacked aband of 111) insurgents, ;,
who were hmr, nI.pul:.cd while the
governor gallnped o (‘1.1lun1a .
A band of 300 insurgents is reported to i
be liltl\' lug at hlrIuman. near Matauzas. _
'i‘lu: It'iltll 1'. luglcsitu,lu15 burned [Ill‘ ,
fields 111' 1he 111.-111111111111 of Child: 111 as well
11.11 the hours: ‘rl in 1l11I v",i1luit_1 1
At rkimiogz'i insurgents have burned the
tillit‘ilt'Iili 1111 lb:- plantations of the Brook
compunv of liunlllauaum, the value being
“511 11111).
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
It “'lll l'ruhablv (1111-11- the Death of It
Least Tun Perilous. .
NEIVI‘AH‘LIII, l’a., Jun. lIl.—-A peculiar
archival occurred here, which will more.
than likely cause the death of at least two
men.
lieu Blah. 11 r11‘1l1'o.'.:bIr,\1:LI1 takinga
5I1'I1p 111 1. :~'b:1111_v no 11' the Atlantic 111ill.I ,
when four bnv a mule ln,tl11I1rn:11m.-sbc
lug Jumps 'i.\lc( lv'l:11.Chari1I~1 il1I1lli11,\\ul-
t1Ir hiciircgor and linb Yurlcy 111i 11g11l
about 1». 1'1;1r<. The four had Ill tluI' 1r hip
pm- In 14 MN 1:1.1llalf pound 111' powdvrclu'li,
and they inguu thr mlug pinches of the
explosive Iliiu tin-111111111 stow.
Nuldcnlv illlI 11‘ 1111s .111 1I\pluslml. The
pen (11" in Birth-cum s poc kct IllliI ignited. ,
:11 .d' 111 :111 instant the p111v1l1Ir in 1l11I pock 1
via of the other Il(1)‘~i dbl the I111.111". The
clothing; of the boys took 1111'. and they ran
for 1111- creek. and after 11 ti1111I succeeded
in breaking the ice and jumping in, and
the lluqus 11'1Irc11111I111Ih1Id.
)irlilyml and .‘lvllrvgor are still 11111-1111-
111' 111114 111111 will pinbabiy die: Th:- other»
\vcrc p.1illinlly burned.
THE BAT SHEA CASE.
The Papers Served on Special Prosecutor
Attorney liisiucs for is New Trial. .
li111'11Esr1:1:,.i:1n.l i.—-lir-SenatorijmrgoI .
Ruins-s, who was special pl‘lh‘x‘l‘llllllg :11-
tnrni-y ill tlw famous lint Sill-:1 f‘lh‘t‘. ill
which b1I swurmi the 1'1111vi1'1l111111i Shea
{or 11111111012 \\'1i.-i‘“1‘r\'i'll with :1 copy of
.1111!ng Marllam's order 111 the district 111-
tnrm'y of lichssrku'l' county 111 sin-1v ('llilr‘t'
whyre‘hra should not be 13111111011 :1 new,
U'Illl. ‘
Aci'nzupuliyiug 1h" order ln' :1 [ll‘lilli‘ll
1'11p_v11l Mr. .\'1Ir1un's nilidnvit as oncof
counsel f1'«1' Sin-:1.
Mr. ii: lllll“ “ill l1:11'1I1ll:1rge' of them
1111qu 111 for the dist: i1'l .1111111191'111‘ liens
s1 '1; 11'1' 1'11111111' be fore Justice \lavb 1111 In
N boll'me 1111 Jill '35 “inc )lr. Ruinrs
(ll‘CIIIll‘lI t1: I11I interviewed 11 was plain, by
his 111:1111111'.1bat he does not consider 311
Gullluh' .~' 11II1'I ,I:1I ll 1"1I11i1.-'~'11111 of I'llnugb ~11;
uilluuucc to Warrant u 111' w trial for Mica.
When a men
is well and
wants a Good
Chew, he takes
B. L. Tobacco
as he would
a Squat c Mel.
It is the Best,
and Banshee—-
that’s Why.
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WAGONS!
New and Second- Hand.
BUGGIES,
PHAETONS,
CARRIAGES.
CANOPIES,
SPINDL'ES, ETC.
_s._._..
tPRlCES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
36$ Pals, and Tradc~‘.\lar‘.;1 nl 1.1.Int'il .1.'..I n. '1 Pat-
cnt business r11n1i1:1.-':l : r‘ [1335111111 n53
Oust Orrin!!! OPPOSITE U. S. PATENT orrlc:
an “acflnacv 1.11: 111:.111‘. m Ices ‘HML: iii Ii 111...:
gamma from \l .isbinzt: 11.
Send n:u.lcl,drn11m)¢ m' abort... wi' I1 (leer rip-
fIIlil. “c advise if ll"iLil11U' 1" 11.: " 1;
ch... (Lrttc 1.11}: .1:i.‘..I
up" 1» WW lolliv' 11111 1 ~
‘ lens“! '1’) Sullé‘lil the U. S. and foreign uuntues
at free. Address,
C.A. SNQWD 00.;
0». Parent Ovnc: Weevn'Iqurna 1. ‘2
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GORHAIIII’S'
Children Cry foi
Pitcher’ s Castoria.
New Jersey Legislature.
T11E3.'1‘.I\'..l:111. li.~—'l‘l11I one hundred
:1111l1111I111'11'1l1.~1I.~'.~"11111 of [I11I .\'1I1v J1I1'~':Iv
legislature opens il1i< afternoon :11 ll;
o'clock. when the 1111-111111Iz's111‘ Iiulli Ilullx'cs.
will ln- swam in. About 1i1:-111.i,vbll.<l111~.<,~'
that will b:' transacted will Ill' :11:- r1I1'1IIv
ing of the lust 11111111111 message of liovcru
orh‘vui'gc 'I. “'1 M. 111111 [I11I lippiilliillit‘lll
of coullulttc: s to Qpn'pur: for [I11I i11:111I '11 '
ration 11f (.111'I'111mr Elect .l:Il111\\'.1i1-i,zw.~
()11 'l‘111'~'d.'1,v of next 11'11Il; Louis '1‘
Dilutissu oi ('.1111d:11\v.1< nomin: 1111! full ,
speaker of the .1~1~'¢I111bl_1 bv1l11I Iiinublbau,
11111111v l11Il1l ill 1b1I \limlwr hotel. 'i' he ‘
supp:1ri:l'~ of Alfred ll. >ki11ll11 of him-x
111:'1d1‘ :1 :1.: Hum light b it ill: influences
ug: 1i11.~'t him were 11111 strong.
Pitcher s Castoria.
O
Pinon Baby 11.I'=Nl1Il:. we gave her C'atiol‘la.
mm silo 1v.;.~' :1 Child. she cricd for 'Tll'ltorh
\Vlu‘r him 11II1'IlmI,I ,‘lei .\I11I 1".11n,: 10 Custom}
When $1le 1111.! Children. she 1;;111.-li:1'111Uaswria
Children Cry fOI
, Pitcher’s Castoria.
\\ auto to lie I lifted states Senator.
3.15211. N.ii., Jan. li.—l‘nliti1.1l 1-ir-,
' clvs 1111' stirrcd up quite unexpectedly over
‘ tllc 1111111111111'1I1111Im of City Solicitor Ed-
11'111'1l ll. Mason. who isnlso clerk 111' the
51:1le sum-111' and president 111' the stat:-
bnard of education. that. I1:- is 11 clind'ltliltv .
fur l'niml Stan's senator to succeed Jacob ~
H. (13:111'111111'1'.
at? (22‘ch
“:1 “ll “l‘ll‘lllfl'll 1111 Bull. .
011111.1:.i..m 11. “1‘ 11,1 ’i‘ivusurer Bo ,
land 11' momma-111nm. jail, having secured ‘
bonds in the sum of $11) 111111 His 11110;, rml
shortage is in. the lli'igzlllml'lumd of $11.} ,
01111, but luI has 11111 been specifically
‘ churned with the loss of lllill 111111111111 yet. '
His bondsnlcu any they will pay the. sliort- ?
33,. .
Examiner ill
I'. S. Pull-1:! 01111:
3876 to 188‘}.
095.1105. ~i“.:1 32141181111",
BRIDGEPOR'a. “Gilli
iii-id For Burglary.
Bur'rm‘. Jun. li.-—T'1n,v Smith. the all
around crook. armstcll here last work, was .
I11Il1‘1 for the grand jury. Although there
\vcr-I it‘ll 1:12:11'1n'sag11illst llini. including
that of burglary. larceny. passing bogus"
‘ checks. 911:, he was held illilli‘i‘ but three 1
charges of burglary. ‘
it Cures
,couous
l'o-stnmstcrs Appointed.
\l‘.\siil.\'1.i‘1>.\'. Jan. l-i.—Thc following
have been appointed postmustcrs for fourth .
clussollices in Pennsylvania: Duluth, J.
)l. M1-(‘11,1';l.illyvillc. E.\\‘. IAIibcuder-,
for, and \l‘ llitcmarsh, H” .Young.
and
' COLDS
The Occidental College Burned.
1,05 A.\(.1I:.ll-:s Jill]. ii. ~01'1i1lc11u1l col
' loge 11'usbul'llcd to the ground. Loss. $70
Illi11:insur:1n1c.$i? 1111(1.Th1I l'tlIIi‘gO was
bull: and controlled by the Presbyterians. ‘
Immigration Elatiaties.
BOSTON, .lull. lIi.--}"igurcsj1lst made
public show that in 111115, 2:1, 71111 l111ml-.
rants landed here from the pmvincce, an ;
increase of 11,000 over 1894.
l
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KIRK Humbert Receives Dr. Nevin.
110.1112, Jan. li.—-King Humbert has re-'
asked in private audience Dr. chln. (“'3 .
1..
rector of the American church here.
\Vnther Forecast.
Fairplight, westerly winds.
Il.i11,’ll'irl llil'i,
, 611.. l -II. .‘1 25, 5311
l
ll. blow Haven & Hartford
RAILROAD.
.. - Wm.
Trains 1.11110 Huuih \‘orwalk as l1 vii-111:.
For Now York.
:1.-11.111111“). 11.1.1 111's 1:10.891. ‘I‘“
11:11. i. M. 1:51.111. '1' 2:.» 2:11.
ll‘lll.till:|.751. 1111. low.
nurture.
529L530. 1| 1.1. i'. .\l.
AM
.111 :‘.li.'1"£l.'.l‘lfl-
I Leave New York (or 80. Norwalk.
1. .\l '..1-11'.1111 7111,1111: 11111.111111111111. 11m
IIIMIII: l‘-.\ ..iIII.'luu :1.-1 111:. 111- 1:.1n
1'1 11:. '1 111, 1‘. ill. 1 in. 111111. 9 1111. 1:111,
I1 .11
ll 11
i
el'slva:
ll. 111111.730. 1'. .11. 1211-. 121»
Leave South Norwails
for New Haven.
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l'..\l. 1211‘. 1. :T .1111. l.I'.;"1I . i.'.I'.
327,714, Nil. 9“. ll In
A.
DANBURV DIVISION.
Leave 80. Nor-walk.
.1. .11. 12117.11111 1'. M. 1 1:1. 1 :11. 5 1:. .1511.
nurture.
.1. .ll. 1:21;. 1’. .ll. 72:.
Leave Danbury.
.1, ii. 13|".7.1Il.‘.l .17. 11 In I'. .\l. 1211.13.17.
:— 1 ill ML“);
A. .II. 11115, I'. .‘I. .3117». ’
[IT is Notihe Cost
of Material !-
TI1111 prevents mus: milieu from
In“ 111;: all elaborati- 1v itrhl‘bbe.
It’ s theMaking Up!
How often ladies lament over 11111
having lIll' "knack" to do the \l'hl'k
prupcriy.ill'jlhtiy::~ll1l1~11111:11'1 them-
selves win-11 1b: 3' :m- 11 I1 111 blame.
Tlli' grrilliI-li drawback 111 Hider-MIMI
home 1lr1'~~11111i.i11:_' has ”Til the Lick
11f 1111-1:11111111-:1| :111l<. lint this no
l‘llialtl'k‘xislfi wilh the people (if 51».
N-Ir11':I.‘.k..-1~ “'1' buvr 1111 established
Schmil. 11I111'II111u thr- 11111511: and fl!-
tinucvl'rcrvlvvf all cumin-uh worn
by Lulu», 1111~~1I~ 11ml 1:111l1l1'.'1l : 1111111,
numb-men's clolhlnu. ‘l'll'h' 1;. no
chart or 111:11'I11111I, lilil :1 s-clmol 1'!
ART, SCIENCE AND
Children Cry for .
‘ "—
USEFULNESS.
When you stop and consider the
[Jrl‘ill t'hpcilfit' illlilijllt'fl to bli'cillg
1il'1I~.<1II1uuulcuud the very llllkliils-
i'.1'r11r_v 111.111111-1' 1': “inch lva are
many times (:Im\li lltled. v1: 11 cannot
but realm: the vulue 1l1'1-. rcllvml
1v:-11I1l Ilt! to you Some lune :11: bit-:1
tl11Iv are not (’Ilnl'll‘ll‘ 111 in 11': lrll, us
they have 1111 1.1101111 dz:- 1v-l1111111r
1Il'11111'11lur or swim" Tim is :1
great 11I: ':~1 1111' 11k We teach IJV e51: 111
liu'bed r: 111 ~' \1I1I1I1111Il~'1iii-mi-ervml
r1-u11r1i‘Ie-s 111' :1 perwn‘s ablllty. And
many 1i1111I~ Imllua i1:1vi-:;: 11.1 111‘».
Vlllll.‘ kllmvlmlgu (In iiilI brst work.
YI-u are cordially l111'1’11v1l tn v14: 1111.-
M‘IIOUI and sec lb:- “'I-l'k cxplnmcil.
School Tin-«lay, 'I‘hurmlul' and S111-
unlIiy, 1311171111111 71111111. 111.
22 50. Main Street, So. Norwalk.
I”
, East Norwalk
Well P a 1113
811113, Ill lirstlvenue
i do not Want the E21111
with a fence around it
but will be thankful for a small
share of Public Patronage ill
Butter,Cheese,Eggs
. La‘rd, Pickles,
etc, .11 The NEW $101111,
l25 Washington St., $6
B. A. VICKERS.
ill. ALI
lNVEST
lNSURE
Your Savings in Reli-
able Six Per Cent Se::111'-‘
itics and
I
l
l
1
l
Your Life, House or
Furniture through the
Howard D. Smith,
Room 1. Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
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