W urn-reason
blow-«Wilc-
W to lacta-
Partial-amt;
wordieacf aaeditcrial
_. in Tho Della Ulti-
, An Du , Situation."
II I declared frankly and in Me
eihe pea censor t the tints has
tho prominent
tho flintlcn is serious. and entrcatcd
to change its present pol-
has occurred to improve the
Miles of life is humming
and exceedingly high priced,
outlook for the future offers little
I, It. Ifuttcrlngs of discontent
‘ ’3 mount the 11191... attitudo'
Wiles becomes daily louder
.lveu those whose sympathies
itothc Spanish government are
R any success in suppressing the
rm» the present military force
1"“ organisation. it is difllI
“the extent of this feeling
‘ towhlch it acts as a silent
’ Wand hopuwf the lead-
on lncllnatlon on the part of
to no longer support Martinez
his policy for the conduct of
against the insurgcnts or of
Ilnient, and all spuko their
y and frankly. The out.
. 11. has caused a great sensa-
hl the Autononilsta crpram
v. to the views expressed by
‘i - of other political lwwlehlll
Campos is apparent y t
palm friends or support in (' aha
Mlleas solo to no nacoa.
' same kind of an outbreak throat
I“ Gomez first accomplished his
Iinto Mature: and was pushing
Ian's province It will he remem-
:(glatgiepcs hurried itinllavana in
0 important in tary opts-a-
did many and long conferences
'Witlcal leaders. it will here-
thht the old warrior won the
the leaders and had ademonstra
«bishonor. and that he made a
ihetleally alluding to the fact
he had reason to fear that some
vans were not pleasal with what he
done, to repulse the insurgent advance.
(oiling
la fit . Votes of confidence in Campus
1“ ; on all hands. and tho authori-
. ‘ in
Van- that Campos was thus supported.‘
All this. it will be rcmlled was accom-
“with a great parade of apparent
calm and good feclingI and blowing
Illnlpail. and things were smoothed
are:
{This latest outbreak is not of a sort that
‘ Jilin silenced. and there is every indica-
11911 that it puts an end of Martinez UaIu-
L power 1m- uscfulness to the Spanish
is believod that he has smumoncd'
s Pando and Marin to Havana to
relieve him of the direction of adalrs.
Stockl went down in Havana. and there
‘il of panic. The situation hcrc;
113531.11
With the exception of a lively skirmish
between the forces under General Luquo
and the insurgents in Pinar dol Ric there-
it no potable engagement reported. Maxi-
inoGonlells said to have camped at a
minimal! Guanajay and seems to have
Wedhil pursucrs. [The insurgents in
Pillar dbl Ric are ranging over that prov—
igloo apparently at will. .libacoa. in the
northern portion of Havana prov.
little, is nlsorcporied to have been attack-
ed.buith'c insurgents are. said to have
‘1” Alhlrs Committee's Meeting.
" Chainsaws. Jan..17. —-'l‘he question of
lzjng the belligerency of the Cuban
insurgents absorbed all the time of 111th
pfialrs committee at its-
1161111311
" Considerable pressure 1-: being
,. I . .tolnaronthe committccnot only
by vidualsand organizations outside
alike house friendly to the cause of the
imm. but by members as well.
_ edistsa strong sentiment in con—
l ' tumble to immediate recognition
' .- It are Very active. although it is
not yet demonstrated whether they rcprc»
a majority of the house.
it is by no means certain that n.
I‘ Wt: of the. foreign affairs committee-
running“! it no expedient to grant recog-
nigga the beillgcrcnts at this stage of
ii .t, a feeling of dissatisfaction did
quads it tho inectiug yesterday because
toward reaching a decision on
it can 11111119 11 report to the house.
- , momentum was expressed because
. dc'pagtment has not yet furnished,
information in its pos-
usand progress of the
W . ticn Mllngthe
'l all thelpvldcnoe in thgmse in
mien" 'l‘ is resolution as been
unloved Ily the request of the committee.
. request has been made for thei
_ Williams and thelnlted
' , ' in Cuba. It is assumed
ripoctlhavobeenmade. «11a
". '. . 1kiiixiiifiltediit’yof'suohofll-
MM.fikeeptheirgovernmcnt post
”cash. maps which may affect
W's: communications cannot be
‘iii the publicwhllo thcwnr lain
- al they might contain views
authors in Cuba sompwhnt
The committee thinks that
- to all such information. how-
= ammo aspect- to obtain it.
, Fm For the Documents. .
Mon Hiit has made several calls
Olncy and has been told
flown pmmslcnof tbcdcpart-
_ ., has compiled as fast as it
1 with! be. Until it is ilifioretho committee.
“ aurora. manhuunweilnemken.1n
. .- m committee is ha an
. .. Mien the Cuban q 011.
‘ ~ - 'I Incident was carefully
dollvered by 11:. 11111111111
«mum-«I»
173—75”. ll .6101“ I
atoadrnii‘
athis city. '1th supply of the;
’ ‘a great manifestation of the:
ifeeling of kitchen excitement:
“ ,ed feeling prevails. when the liver is
Ttorpid and sluggish and the hood of a
7 tonic, and altorativc is felt.
case! this medicine has often avowed.
:long and perhaps fatal bilions fevers
No medicine will act. more surely in,
continuallymnmendingcthermcthora
towthem.and alwayawith the heat
reunite. I! haw “deathly 1* with‘
cholera infantum. and lb. Hand’s Diar
.rhuaa Mixture cured it almost hunted
lately. Dr. Hand's
excellent—Ira. N. A. Daniels." Dr.
Hand's Colic Cure and Dr. Hand‘s Diar-
rhtsl Mixture are sold by all droughts.
350.
Wifr~llawc an account of a also who
shot himself rather than ruler the pans
D. ildl‘eetiol. Husband—Jill fool
1 Why didn't he take DcWitt's Little Early
Risers? lured to aufleraa bad as he did
before i commenced taking these little
pills. E. P. Weed & G. C. Stillson.
l -—Aceton is harmless.
I Piles of people have piles. hut DcWiti
i Witch Haul Salve will cure them. When
.rumntly applied it cures scald- and
burns without the aligtaat pain. E. P.
I Weed & G. C. Btilison.
' sugar-coating.
I The which makes
Ayer's Pills so easy to take. dissolves
Immediafbly on reaching the smack.
and so permits the full strength and'
benefit of the medicine tube promptly
communicated. Ask your drugxlst for
AIyers' Almanac. just out.
DeWitt's Little Earlvltiaero for bliicna
Ices. indigestion, constipation. A small
bill, a prompt cure. E. P. Weed &I G. C.
Stillson.____
Electric Bitten.
Electric Bitters is .I nnIdit-ine suited
Ifcr any season. but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid. exhaust-
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache. indi-
lgestiou. constipation. dizziness yicld to.
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and If per
bottle at G. C. Stillsou’s and E. P.
Weed's drug storm.
—Accton cures headache.
line’s This!
that how“ glad to perceivc'
“Ill; mm” given him that ”M" m" ‘ We. the undersigned. have known l“.
I J. Cheney for the last 15 yours.
in telegraphed their thanks to
l - rnvclution. and the leaders of this :
progress is being made by the .
I
W chlta ago the house adopted ;
secretary of state '
‘ ' letters to the department by I
For obvious :
for any case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Hall‘s Caffhfl‘li Cum.
1". J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0
and be-
lieve perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially nblc. tocarry
' out any obligations made by their firm. .
Wnsr. .1 T111 ”Ix Wholesale Dmggis'ts
1 Toledo.()
WALDING. Km“ .e 31.111111: Whole-
. sale Druggists. Toledo. 0. .
I Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken iIIten1al-‘
Ily. acting dirt-111v on the blood and
mucous surface of the system. Test-i-
monials sent free. Price 750. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Illusions Results.
I From :1 letter mitten by Re.v J. Can-
dermau, of Dimoudalc. Mn 11 vvcurc pcr
‘ mitted to make this extract: “I have no
hesitation in momnmeudiug Dr. King's '
NewDiscovery as the results wem ul-
mtu-It marvelous in ihc case of my Wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succced-
1113 La Grippc. Terrible paroxysms of
Icoughing would last- hours with little
'intcrruption. and it sci-med as ifshc.
A friend 111- .
could not survive ilIcm.
commended Dr. King's New Discovery:
it was quick in its Work and highly
satisfactory in its results." Trial b01-
tics freeat G. C. Stillsou's and E. P.
Wood‘s drug sums.
and 8].
if suffering with pile-s,
Salve Will cure them.
a specific for all complaints of this char
actor. and if Instructions (which are sim- ‘
plelare carried out. a cure will resul:.
We have Mled this in numerous caste,
and always with like result». it new!
fall». E. P. Weed S: G. C. Stillson.
—' Acett 111 wifireak lip—1171111 .
NO (tells
you can pro. are One Minute Cough Care.
This will relieve all annoyances. curt
the most severe cough and give you rent .
and health. Can you .aflord to do with-
out it? E. P. Weedt'h G. C. Stillman.
—Aceton cures the grip.
'named. it affords instant relie1
Ifrom suffering when afflicted with II
severe cough or cold. It acts on the
lthreat. hrouchlcal tubes. and lungs and,
louver fails to give immediate relief. .16
P. Weed&G. C. Stillson
—Aceton will prevent pneumonia.
Beetlin’s Antics Salve.
The bestsalve in the world for cuts.:
‘bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, tette1',chnppld hands, chilbiainr,‘
cams. and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tivelycurospiles. or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed to give perfect sutisfac-;
. tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
lpoi-box.ForsalebyG.08111111011 and
E. P. Weed.
One Minute Cough Cure is a popular
-emady for map. Safe for children and.
Idnlts. E. P. Weedch. C. Stillson
the cure of colds, coughs. and all throat.
moxhibition at the Chicago World's
Fair.
10!” allows ave ammunition
Colic Cure iii tiled
A prompt .
We offer-one hundred dollars reward .
Rt‘gular sizc 5(ic.I
it will Infernal:
you tnknowthatDeWiu’s Witch H“. .
This medicine 11 I
or sleepiess nights when.
One Minute Ciugh Care Is rightly
lung and bronchial troubles. is undoubt- :
édly.Aye1-s Cherry Pectcral. the only Low 1 ate- 1 i
pacific for colds and coughs admitted l of 9° ° m“ ' “*0 NW compan 9!
.. IIIwaaiafcvnlai “110de
IIinIaIediafo action; but. outhootherhand.
Wotthecumlnittcerecommcded
Dinner and lint—who have
shamof thoCtIhau question. Kr. Adelin-
Ivaa the Unlietl Statue mlliilicr to Emil
When the government of that country war
and he was the out foreign "preventive
to recolnize the new comment. The
”public was then a de facto [overauient
However. It had lamina of all the Inn-
111111er of the government. and the era-
perdI had been banished. From his action
in that crisis no inference nemesarlly fob
l lw 11111 that he favors lnuumllatc recognition
I 11 he Cuban insurgents. it is understand
‘ that the members of the committee amend .
'that the Cuban mvolntlonists have no es-
Iablishcd out of Ivoruuicnt: that the re
public ilil‘y have i cchIIch is not exercising
any civil power. or enforcing any laws.
and tlult'thoy have no judicial or legisla-
tivc IimI-hincry.
The not rcsult of the meeting was an
I agreement to intimate to the state depart-
I‘ mom that the committee It wulflnuI solicit-
curly for the information In its pinsculou.
.‘.-o... .‘...-
TRANSVAAI. SITUATION.
1A0 American Who Was There (lives an
Account of the Trouble.
i 1111111111, .ian. i7.—-Thu Standard this
Imurninp publishes interviews with Dr.
‘Georgc ll. 'l‘aylor.IIIon of :4. R. Taylor. a
contrwtor of Albany, and Leonard A.
,Illawltcsof Masadahusotts. who‘ claim to
,lIav'caII-ltcd from Cape Town vlu South I
Dr. Taylor mys he wont to the I
and was in business at 1
Pn-turla. while Mr. Hawker. who was in I
the wholesale drug busincmt in New York '
; :IIIIptoII
Transvaal in 11172
until 119:1, joined Dr. Taylor in the ’l‘rN'lJ“
.vaal and wont Into shining. Their rais-
aicn lliil’i' they decline to pinto. but inti~ '
. mate that it is linwrtant'bulinoss for the
ulilandera, and that before mturuinu. in
three weeks. 1|on will visit Montreal, l‘hl-
calm and 51.1.1111111.
Mr. llawltcs any»: ihat Dr. Taylor was
in Johannesburg when the trouble broke
out and was arrested for 11]chch conipllI-l-
1' iv with tho Jameson Inovcmcnt. lie was
released on personal appcnl to President
I Kruger.
Mr. llawlIc-I says that in the fight be—
tween the Boers and Dr. .lnInoson's form
3! Were killed and {In Wounded. seven or
night of the latter dying on Jamaica's
. side. while the Boers lost 12. The lint-hi
numbered 700. while .lnIIIeson had li'a’s
than 1011 hear at hand. llc. claims the
. press figures have been. exaggerated.
In tho cntlrc Transvaal, with 550,000
people. the Bot-rs only that 20,000 out of
. 90.0011 votes. yet they control govt-11111111111-
affairs. Dr. Taylor says:
“British control. not suzcruinty. is de-
manded by ‘1111- majority of luiclliucnt
citizens and until it comes there will he
mist-cum) either to lift- or property. of
English npfllkiilg people thorn.
11' Is lnIllthIi by many there that Grout
llrltaiu. ili'rllllit' licrnuiuy's attitude. will
dictate IlIc final lei-111.1, and until Iehc docs
there will ill" no peace iiilil no safety. and
. the minority will try to rule—a stain of
affairs that cannot be mnlmalucd by their
combined military forces."
Dr. Palm: of this city is quoted as say-
his that Even-ti. tlc Long. killed in the
Jameson raid. is :1 cousin 111' Dr. Taylor
and forumriy an agent for the lattcr at the
minus: lience’i‘uvlur's arrest, ltappmrs
that. Taylor fillil llawltcs have becn lnicr.
csfcd in mining in the Transvaal.
; The Situation In llw Transvaal.
LONDON, Jan.- 17.—TlIII Daily 'l'clcgruph
has a dispatch from (‘upc Town which
says: “The uitlumlcrs who have been iil'I
mined will probably be fined £2,000 ccch.
. The loath-1's will be sentenced in five yuan
m prison. bur it i.- llkely IlmtulII-n ”11'
IIxciteIIII-nt has abated President. Kruger
will lilu-rufc mid banish 1110111."
A dispatch to The Times from f‘npv
Town says that Governor Sir Hercules
Robinson, who is at Pretoria. has felt-
graphed in 511' J. (ionluu .S'priim. the pre-
mier of (Yupu Colony. that Dr. Jillllt'SHlIl
and his oiliccrs will be- handed over 011 the
terms approved by the British govcrnnwni.
All of the rank and file not domiciled in
.S'outl1.-I\frim will be ille‘l’lill‘gfll llllll sum
to the lr homes
“It is announced from Protori.1."l‘ho
.l‘imcs' dispatch continues “that Messrs.
Phillips. .iohu Hays llaunmoud. Form-
and Colonel lilimics. the brother of Cecil
, Rhodes. will not be allow-:11 in speak to
_ the other prisoners or to each other."
The Mekong Settle-moat.
L(I.\1m.\‘. Jan 17 ——-'l‘|Ic Pails (-orre
spondcnt of Tlii‘ Timcs says: "The press
gcncrnlh insists that tho 51.1111 icirituriul
boumlut'ymnrccmcnt lit-tween Great Brit-
:1111 and Franco loaves 1111- more Serious
illilui‘t‘litrcrl untouched.
l The Lila-rte vvnrn England that the A11-
! glo—FrIIIII-h relations cannot. be materially
Iclmngcd until the Egyptian question is
settled. T111- Lillf‘l‘lt' has 1111 Infirv 1c“
.Wllll .\i Birlllt‘lill lilllllS‘ll‘l‘ of foreign
affairs. in whirh he said: 'Tlnwuinw-miun
1 does not modify our cxtcrnal policy. The
! English 111,-wspupers arc willfully 111istnkcn
India-luring that England has obtained
France's cooperation in tho scftlIImcnt of
1 England‘s foreign tiiilicultics.‘ "
Still Strengthening the Navy.
L0\mw Jun. 17. —-’l‘ln- Times in an
editorial. lays 'strcss upon thu need for the
governmcrit to continue to rccognizc the
! lit‘Ct'Sfili)‘ to prescrvc the naval suprcm: 1c y
l and at the 54111111 time not to ncglect thi-
army.
:‘thinlm, to supply guns and ammunition.
iand it 11- qulto certain that. the country land when completed will haven mm": I.
I does not grudge the money.
i The Standard says: ”The destiny of tho
1 flying squadron is still a mystery. It was
I! rumored that the queen would review the
squadron on its departure. The admiralty
I office was questioned as to the truth of
i this rumor. but they repllcd that they had
1 nothing to tIonIIIIIInicate.‘
E The W. C. ’l'. I‘. National Convention.
I (‘ImI 1m Jan. i7. —A decision has just
been nIm 11.1.1 .111 to plate of IIIcctlng of the
next national convention of the W. C. 'i‘
L'.l11\imtlcns \vcre rccclwd from Scut-
tic Wn~h.; Portland. Or. . Portland. Met;
:Knusus (.‘ lty, Ins Allgclcs San Francisco,
(‘huttuumiga and Nashville. Sun 1- mac 150 n
was ch axon. and October is the time.
Mrs. B.Sfur1c1nntPeet of SanJosc. the
1pmsidcntuf nnrfhcru California. will bc
The best nuodyne and cxpecforant for , the hostess of the convention.
i More national Guardsmen.
IlnIfe. \ipin has ordered inspector General
the Eighth battalion in New York city.
51711113117th Iknown a'a Companies Q
alive is taken
the 311mm the lawman—hints: 1
changed from a monarchy to a rcpublic.1 .
TlnI TcmpI-I and:
11 is especially proper. The Times I,
immxv Jan. 17. ~Adjutant Generai‘
.?I
.Tllel Democratic Convention ioi
1 Be Held There.
1
51 mam r011 no: 1111111121 0111.
l .,
i The Democratic Vatican! 1 minulii ‘0 "ad
a Long and um" 11qu over the 1.11.
1 cation-~IJuly 7 It Haul I'ptm .- Illa
lair The New Coliseum.
\Vssiiisumx. Jan. l7.-'i‘lu- llI-mmvmilo
natlonal convention will ho Ia-hl :il the
my of (‘ hlcago on July“ 4. Thai w.” Ilm
decision meohed by the national Iienm
oratlu I-nuuulttoo after an interesting and
Ill tlium vaulting mica. which continued
until ll 11 ‘tIlock lull ulghi. 'i‘llt'l'll war
coushlcral1l IliffI-rcncc of opinion as to the
111110 for l W‘luusllli'l‘iilltt'llllull. illlt' prnp~
tuition. udvanoul by Allen W. Thurman
of Uhln. who held the proxy of thc New
Mexico ImInIhcr. being in hold it on June
7. two “'N'ks lit-fore the Republican f'llll
volition. and the other by llIIulI Wallace
of Washingtoustatutuhold it 1111 Jul} 7.
I'i‘lm committee decided upon ilw latter
datnby vofoof :12 to 11‘. The main in»
tI-rcst. o coin-m. I-rntcml In the «Ilmlec of
the (Vlnl't'llllun city. For llilsl lInIIIIr them
were four uppllt'itllhiwl'lili'ngu. .S'1. Louis,
i‘luelnuatl and New York ’i‘hiriy Inln
ates WI-ro alluwcd each cli)’ in which to
present its claims. The out-.111». made by
distinguished t‘itl‘lvils in l'fli'll llldlalli'll
wm-nf high order of excellence and at
times around the (rennet frillllufilllslu.
('llfi‘Ahil L‘OLlSlt'l'hl.
(Where 010 mnneniiou will be held.)
The balloting hogan about il n'l'lm'k. and
from tho flm a long and spirited strangle
was indicated. The ilnvf ballot resulted:
.‘.TMI'IDRII. ii: Cincinnati. 11;.‘11. Louis. iii:
Now Y,ork H There was prmilmlly no
change except a slight fluctuation of a
votcur twonmll the tenth ballot. wlwn
l ‘hlcugo hogan grr'uluall) to increase her
I vow at thI expense of New York. Al the
twentieth ballot New York' 11 strength was
rapidly disintegrating. her vote. Ilfllllil al
1111qu bodily to IChchqm. But. St Louis
W'lilill had tcunclcusly clung to thI iii
votes. also captured several"! Cincinnati a
voice. and on the ballot before the his! led
(‘ lilcaun by who vote. (in the lust hallot—
lhl‘ twenty ninth—which was taken shori-
lyhcforo ii o’clock the four IIIiImluluIr
Vult‘u‘ll New York \vo-nI tlmnm in ”111%
no. and who obtained flu- IIIIIII-ssziry pluraliv
1v. .S'cnafor lirlrc voini fur (‘luclmmtl 1n
the lust.
.111 o-xaminminn of the min by status
shows that. .S‘f. Louis lIml prIu-iirullv the
solid support of the li‘m‘ siIII-r pm a in file
IIouIIIIlitaIII.
Analysis of the Vote.
Th:I tlcinlletl \‘ntc on the illml ballot. by
stairs. Wm:
i'incliiimti—(lblo, .
Chicago—ifoiimIIItlI-ur. Florida. idaho.
llliunis. lmva. Kentucky. .\lI:inII. Mar)-
lIIIId. Mowi-lm-‘ctts. Mirhlwm. Minnow.
in. Nebraska. New llmnpshirv. Now York.
North Carolina. Klingon. Penmylvzmin.
lihmlr- island, South lhikntu. ’l‘I-nIII-oscc.
VIIrIuIIut. West Virginia, Wisconsin. .\ln~‘
1m and District of Columbia. .
St. lands—Alumina. .\rkun~:1.~;. (‘Itli
fnrlllu. ('nlurmlu. Dclzm'nrin iiuirgiu, Nun
$1111. lmulslanu. Mississippi. Mlfini’llll'l.
Montana. Nevada. New Jersey. North
DnLolu. South Carolina. Texas. Virginia.
Washington. Wyoming. Arimnu. New
Mexico Oklahoma 1 1111 and lmilan ’l‘III
rlful').
'l‘lIcrII was no attempt llll the part of flu-
i‘hicngoaus to f'l‘le‘lll‘fllt' their victory in II
lll‘lllllllstrlHth‘ Way; liui. II11 111v iillll‘l‘
hand. they funk their .‘lli'I'L‘Srl wry Illllt‘llIV
T111- tirlcuutcs say the pwpnratium for 11111
convention will lnI nrmtuy-d by 1114- local
mIIIIIIliim- already appointed for 111111 purI
poscumi thc sIleI‘xI:II11111-II cmuiiiilfcc. of
the national cnnuuiftw. 'l‘lII- Chicagoans
left the city this morning-sunn- going Ili-
rIIIItlv 11411110 and utlwrs 11111111: to Fortress
Monroe and New York llIl'll visit.
After 1111‘ lwItion for the convention
WiH decided upon 1lIIIII1'1'11vIls. which luul
IlIrungi-tl ”if! warrltlnrsof the lmn-l all Ila}.
begun to tllsuppcur.'ainl by midnight 11p
pcunIIIcI-s had their normal emu'.
(‘huirnmn llarrltyv-xpcvts tn lS‘S‘llt‘ the
usual call for the holding of (he mun-11»
111m in n few days. it will he in form
very much likc the last one, wiIh the
I'llllllRl' in Ilutcs Iiizulc necessary by 1111-
IliffI'IreIIcc in the time of holding the Hill
Ivcntiun. T111I call will ln- issunl from
Philadelphia. The. national «1111111111101-
.IuljnIIrIIIIIl without electing thi- .S't'l‘gi'ulll .
at arms and other ulli-‘t'f'r'. who probably
will 1111f. lw chosen for «Imp “I‘I'LN.
TIN-1111.1 lailluf stunt]: (1111113113101;
l.oui~ :SfinciIIIImti. l.I
Sf.
'I'IIc. (‘hlcago ('ullsrllm.
Cliff'.\ii(1,.lnfi. 17.—.\m-1ng the build-
iiiusln Chicago I'upulilu «If llniising llli‘
convenilonurc 'l'attersnll's. at. Sixteenth
I and Clark strccis, :Iml lhf'('l1lle‘lllil. now
' in process of construction on the ground
, Ile'llpli‘d by Buffalo Bill's wild west show .
during the World's fair. The latter build-
.ing. when c11111plctni.will lIII spli-Iulitllv
' adapted to the pnrpos1 and will without
doubt he lle'll for tho conv.I-1111un It {It-
cupics lmlf rhcsquurc. hctvvccn .S'ixty see
. and and Sixty-third strcets and Hope and
Stony island avenues. The building in
twice the size of Madison Square Carrion.
W
lite W's halal Minna M “It 1
an the head slut "Dales lesser-a.
‘AIIIIBTOI. Jan. ll. —-The mnaldmel
flan of fbcsllmrlmml l1lll pmsltll 111
the senate. with Sir. l’ci'for wntlnulng his 1
speech begun the previous day. 11qu
in the discussion baa begun to lag. as Wul
ulelIIllf Irv ilIo scan! all. 11111111ch on the
lltlul’ and in the galleries As yet no so
’I-qtian but been 1111qu as to hrlnuiug t
lIIIIIIiiurc to a vote.
l‘mcimi qucstlons rccrlvcd wntltleraI
lllt‘ attention. Mr. Ilale spoke for an hour
in favor of a Pnclflc cable connecting the
l‘uiIeIi Sum-III and ilawali. 'i'hoseuator
apnoea-d the opinion that 1h.- anm-xailoa
of the Hawaiian islands to the I.'nliod
dict-Is was certain to he armlupllahctlat
.111 III‘Irlelay. The Cuban 1|llt‘a'llullwull
lll’ll'llytllS‘l‘llHM‘il iu ImuIn-rtlun with Mr.
i'ull‘i i'e-mluilun calling Iill llnI aliilf‘ Ila»
pariIm-nt for infurnmlluu on the status of
ihv uprising.
The Monroe doctrine also n-ccivmiaf-
inntlou in ll u-«duthm by Mr. .S‘cwvll of
New Jcnwydmlarlug 11a- limitation» of
the Ilia-trim and aiming tlmt President
Cleve-land'suuliudcwn-I an t‘xiclL-iloll of
the doctrine beyond its original m'npt‘.
A resolution was adopted r-Iquwtlug
11w Nlillt‘ department for further informs
lion on 'l‘urkldrdrmvnicn affairs.
The m-IIIIIII I-nuunilim- on prit lll'fli'n' and
I'lu'flnna 11101 to arrange fora plan of pnr
i'i't'lllllm-I in the election I'lllil' of Henry A.
llupom. Wlm claim. the Hi'ill in 1111- 0:11
:ilt' from lh-lmvuv-I. vacated till March 1
last by Senator iligulns. ’l‘hn-II different
brick have been filed with the committee
in lwhnlf of llr. llupuni and Hllt' by the
governor of Delaware in Impu-‘lllull to his
I'lilllll. .\lr. hupunf will be l'i‘pl't'S'i'llli'll
before the I‘illllllillli‘l'\tl11‘f| lll'.’ hI-urlngé
:m- lit-min by Attorneys III. 13. “null-1rd.
H. E. PulqunIi ex .S‘I-Iiulnr Higgins and
the governor by or i'lmIm-llor Wulmtt.
.luliii Baum Mum-11ml W. F. Kum.
In tlu- lmuI-‘II ilu' gem-ml illSl'llS-iltlll of
the penahm bill was III-uni. and it will
III1w lx- lillii'll up lay pumxraplia
.\I-‘l(lII from two llll‘lfll'lll‘t flu- prim-I'd-
inns WIIn- miIII-wlmi IIIIlIIfIII-miinu. lin-
IuI-diau-ly Mic-1' 1111- journal who rIIIui Sir.
iirnw of PIIIiiIsyliniIla arose in speak Inn :1
mum-r of privilI-tzv. 'l'ln- «ninja-111111111
lu- “lulu-Ii to illflf‘llr-Ii WIN :1 pawn“! mu
iuim-d 111 .II pamphlet publldhml by the
.\'IIw York rluunlmr IIf minim-rm. which.
luI said. was 111'..'.ifuvk upon the mall faith
of flu- hon-III. 'l'lw sprain-r l'lllf‘fl that this
was not :1 qua-lion of privilege. fillfl .‘lr.
Grow did not lll’lN’l’i‘tl.
'I‘lIc sI-IIIIIIl lllf‘lfli'lll “"111 u ill'll‘llS‘t' t'n‘
ten-d into by Mr. llurtlI-tt of New York of
”III puniliun flikvii 111' lliiIIs‘t'lf tin flIII pt'n-
slnII question. .\lr. llurilcff Imulo .'I viuur-
uII-I reply In the mun-l.» which hm.- been
lllililt' upon his flr~1 I-[M‘vl'll during the two
days- silli‘i‘ lll' lllilfll,‘ 11. ”II mill that he
111111111 liat'I-lII-IIII justliiml lII lmvinuuno-
of ”11' III-IIIIln-re ~IIIIIIIIIIIIII1| In "W burn!
the- hnuw fur immunizi- 1191-11 111111 111- mm!
~11 to Iliunifv tlu- «pm-II l1.
APPEAL FOR ARMENIA.
If I~ Inn-vi 111111 the "I'll i r11“ society
lmtrr 'l'IIrIII-y at lint-I.
BIL-1'1“. Jun. li.—-'i'1w iollmviixg i~ :1iI
.'Ippn-ul III ilic gu‘npln' ill 11n- l’iilfml .S'fqu-s
ll'.' [11" .S'-Vivi)“ 111 ”II l ilili'Il
Aron-11111:
'l‘lh- attitudi- falcon by the .~11ltuII 11ml
lllt' pane in I'IIfIIsini.I in allow the .‘llll'l‘l-
IIIIII National "Pd ('r-m society in IIIItIIr
Turkey i~ :1 Silv‘i'llll insult in 111.» prI‘IplII of
tin i'IIliml 51:1in and .III 111.1111 lu IIlvili-
111121111111 lung-I.
lI' Ila- fIIrki-h mm :mm 1.1 i~ Slii't'twn-
fill in her rci 11.4111 to permit the iii-Ii i'rnv'
«wit-iv in give loud and nix! i'l lllt‘ darting
.\l‘llll'lli:lll.S'. then 1111- 1:911 >11 [1 «be will
1:1‘..I \I ill luI In si-vp 11m IllSlrllllllliIll .11
prwwni xivvn IIv 11m.\IIII-1'11I:III Iniwiun-
drive.
”-1111 IrIIfanI 11v 1111.5. in ilII- mine of Hufl
:Iml 111111141111). that (ho pI-IIplII 111' lilt'
'I'nifcil .S'f:IiII-. will l.llSI' 1? III“: uIiI'II in 1111.-
Io'ullil cry from 1th liltilfIIz'III and i'I'IIIII 111v
prev-111111 from 2111 quarters 111’ 111% Hill”
fry lll'Lf 'lIII {ml ('i'IH.‘ Sill'f‘ll'iIl ~lIzi|l v'iilI'l'
'l‘urlny Willi-1111 IlI-lliv. .
III-11H- of Thomas "3111111111.
NiiitiHsfi'IMV, Pm. Jun. 17, r-‘l‘lliillitl‘ 1'.
”11111111111. ppm-1:11 11111-111. .11 iii l‘uiu. TM...
of 1111' l'iiiivtl .S'1:11II.~' 1r:-:1~ur'.' ilI-i'JII-HIIIIIII,
illl'll in (‘unsliulmclwn \Vlllli' v‘I-i'ing l:I-
brother in 111w. llr. llnnnuin was born
in Uilln in laid) and 11ml lxIIIII :IIIIivII ln
ncvvsxmpI-r vvnrl. ~iIII-I- 111713. For your: hII
m-I'nplml 1111 ulimrlul [III-Iitiununthv \Vn‘h
1111511111 Port. 111 the .Siillli‘. t'iIIIII III-1111111 :lS‘
ilw “1141111311111 cui'rcspI-mlriit of flu- (7111-
i'lmmll l'InquinIr 11ml of the ('lIIvo-lnncl
l’la'n ”i‘lllt'l'. “II was Well known through
out tlu-Icuuutry for his political writings,
ownership of Money In Doubt.
N11“ ill 111:, N, Y. Jan. li.—,S'IIv1-rul
thousand dollars in gold. eilvvr and bank
notes Were recently found in a mink :11
1111} house of David Kidd at .S'1. Andrew's.
who Illtfll 11! the age of M. “1- left $311,110)”.
11.3.0111; of which was willed 111 Mary .\
llmI. his nlsl llilllfil'ki'l'pcr. who IlicI! ~in1'c,
1111111 leaving 11141111111 fill'llllli‘ The r-Il:Iti‘.'II~
of Kidd and Miss Rm have '11- gun-4111.4 Lu
tll'l termini» to whose IIstntlI '11 ll(' 10111:»
\af (unulwln tuning Abroad.
(‘11.11I.u.o..ian. 17.-—.\'n1 Hmulwin Li 1111‘
1111: to make :1 tourni' AIL-1min: and hail»
l‘IIutruI-ta were ngnllll which biml lIiIII,tc
soil from $1111 Francisco on tho :li'itli of
next Juno. at the conclusion of his engage-
uu-III. in that. i it). He will npc n in .S'yIl
111-v and the l' uiin- tour will 1. Ike nim-
W't't kn.
Trainer ('Imrmra l-‘nr ('ornrll.
Print .1. .V'. Y. . Jan. 17 —Thc t'omeli
.\1|IlI--tlI club has S‘f'l'lll'l‘ll 1th servicvsnf
i'unnurs,1hewvll known trainer of the
Chicago Athlciiu. flllll ill: will handh-
thc track and I'lIIld athletes next spying.
1 beginning his duties here in April but.
. capacity of 20.000 people. It is about seven E
Imiles from the city ball but the unnait
. facilities are so great that there will be no
inconvenince on that account. The fill
nois Central. the allcy L road and several
cable and clcotric lines run to within .'III
feet of the main entrance. The
- tho illlnofs Central can easily make the
[trip from tho down town depot ins-ideal
15 minutes. This road ls «tumble of car
rying 10 000 pcoplc an hour in Ipiditinn to
its n-gulur suburban liusinr )5. '
'A‘xainat Gr;ntrr liuflhlu.
Tox.11va.\'n.1..\'., Jan. 17. L—The vii
logo trustees of this city an opposed lf
thcpropcsiiiou to annex 'I‘onmvumin [f1
Buffalo and will oppo.~c the IncnsIInI‘ when
it comes to a hearing at .thIm'. ThIIv
I. have so expressed thcnII-ch c.-.
., Slipped Out of His Coat.
Bosrox, Jun. l'i.—-.\laitl1cw (Jim-k, apt-Ii
lrl ycars. who was urmigucd in the .S'uuih
Boston court charged with burglary. ai—
canal from the custody of the calm. officer
CONDENSED DISPATCHES
Thrcc outlaws were killed byu v igilnncc .
. committee composed of ranchers near
trains of '
('risy (Tossing. U. T.
The Hon. W. Iii-lithe ('uckrnn is booked
for the steamship .S'1. Paul. which sails
‘ from Southampton for New York on .S'atnr-
‘ 1mm.
day.
lle-t‘ongrtmmian S. B. .S'Inithcrs. who
was soon-wry of state under Governors
(2111111111 and .‘llurvil, died at his home in
DUVt‘l'. lh-l. .
.\ flrII destroyed Jacob H. line's-livery
viable in .llanlc avenuc. ltnl Bank. S. J.
Eleven horse's were burned to death. The
1.11:1! loss is about 11211411111.
Perkins c; M1111, carrying on axon
Pl’illf‘lll’llllllhfllilll and export and import.
i1u~incse in sugar. coffee and other comI
modifies in New York. made an assign-
Thc liabilities cxcccti $11!I}.UW.
The worst storm in several yours is mg-
mg in Montana. The fhcrmomcn-r
thmughnut the state ranges from s to 2m
Idegms below zero. with snow 3 to 26
by slipping out of his coat and was not 'iacbes deep. bears are entertained for the
1 rctaken.
leafetyoicattleontheringcn i
“Unmaued Skill
l'll‘lt'lllla 11f
in Blending
Flavor to Sui: -:I :I.
T astc, is why
Tobacco
is so Popular
whole :1 (100d
Chew is desired.
.'.. _._.,.
WAGONS'
New and Second-Hand.
BUGGIES.
PillElOliS.
CARRIAGES.
GANOPIES.
SPINDLES, ETC.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
mm. no 51:1: 1111-111.
HENRY TILLY.
m! 12: . 'nnsconductcd for Monmav: Frts.
OuIa rrIIctIso'PosnI: U. s. PATSuTOrrIc:
i.‘-II"i‘f: pI'I 111111 1:35 luau t..:.11 t I“:
L1. 1.1.. 111.1 11.14.41.113 obtained and .111 In;
_..,,I»r1...I..II.
hI Paueuttr, "llIwiuui .I:Ini II. '
I' I '. ni same In t‘ it: 11.3. and Map)“ LIJZJ'. mo’
Adair: ss, ;
gol’lcuowaco
=OPP. PATENT OI’I’iCE.WlIM|NGTOfl. D. C.
Children Cry f01
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Wlirn Baby was: icl. our. 11 h Irf .Lufni’ld.
Wlwn nlu' was 11. Child. sin cri -l for Can-11" 1:1.
Win-11 sins lnII'uinI- Bliss, sh» clung to (.'asiorin.
When aim hail ('lIiiJrI-u. sh..- govt-them ('a<tori:1.
Children Cry f0
Pitcher’s Castcria.
It“:
“3‘9“
Examiner In
I . 9. Patent office,
1876 to 1883
(lilies-11.1343 Main Stu-cf,
11111111111901”. was. ’
it Cures
.—
COUG HS
and
cows
is: unannounced
,6
MEI—Immu- .... “m..~....
RAILROAD.
Trains Imveliouth Norwalk to follows:
For New York.
. .\ if.e'111.sui.1115.oa1.7iu. 7.11 1111. we.
11:111. 11111.10». 111' l. M. 1211.111. 112:». 2.11
1111,1211cream.»os1.ow.1117.1111.Iu-~1
nU‘olHt'H.
.1 \l. woman-1.1. v.11, I;II.7'.I:1.9:III.
Loews New York for 80 Norwolk.
I\ M.sw,ootrfi.to.iimoui. 1001110111. Iiui
11111.net! 1‘ 106.3011. sin. to: can I'm.
.- taut-1,1303 7W. 111111.930. l'MIII,
ennui.»
\ ll. 121111.730. l' .‘l. IIOIIJJI-I
Loavo south Norwalk
for New Haven.
.\ \I 11111 I‘M 11.111 . .'iii. 1-11“. {In 1011!. 111111
1111. I’ .\l 1-1111. 117.1111. I IIr-1I7.I.I.I'.
r. '17.. lII. I 11.911.1115.
.37
DANBURV DIVISION.
Leave 80. Norwaik.
.\ ll. 1:17, III H 1'. .1]. I 1:4. Izci. .'. 1-3, 2.1:.
Ni'h‘ln'ln
.\..\l. 1":12. l'..\l. :2.
Leave Danbury.
A. .\i, III-11,7 :11. 11.77. H I». l'. \l. 12:1. I257.
Irwin.
.\ 11 ~03. l', )I. find.
II is Not the Coat
of Material!
l‘lmt pic-vents Ina-I “mm-11 from
111111111: 1111 cluborntc wardrobe
Ilt’ s the Making Up!
How often ladies lament over 110!
having Ihe“k1mck"m do the work
properly. unjustlycnnilcmningthcm-
scltcswheu they me no! to blame.
The grcateI-I Ilrmvb: III-k to successful
11111111.- dressmaking has been the 1111 k
of "NH lmnlI-al aids. But ilIIs no
Iongermista with the people of So.
, .\I1r1vall;. as We have an established
. S'rItIool teaching the l 11111115: and lil-
tlnu corn-c111 of all Harmonia 11 cm
by lmlics. Infuse-I 11ml chilllred also
111- nilcmeu s clothing. This H no
l'llill’l or lllili' lllllf‘ lull :1 at 110111 of
'm SCIENCE AND
USEFULNESS.
When you stop and consider the
,zrem «\prliiw .1111: bed 10 hircing
IirIIII-Ies made and the very Illih‘illlS
lilt ory manner in uhieli flicv an-
mimy film‘s coihn'ucicd. you cannot
but realize 1110 value this school
would be in you .S'ome have an idea
the} 111-01101 IInIuprIicnt to learn. if“
they have no 1.11mi lmlge W'hmmel
oi nmihinq or scwiuu. This is a
great misinkp as we 19:11-11 115' 99111111
lubed l'l'llt 1, which must beobserv ed
reunulleu (ll :1 person s ability. Anni
lllI’lily times lmlies having no prcv
viuus L110“ ledge do 1111- bcsr work
ion .Ire cordiulh iiu' lied to \ isit 1lIII
«I 11 ml and we llli‘ unrk ¢-\plmumi
SI 111ml l‘uwrln}. 'lhurviuv and S111
unlav. '310.InIIIl‘.m'ip. n1.
22 50. Main Street, 50. Norwalk.
1
1
Wall Paper
Store, In First Avenue, East Norwalks
I
GORHAM’S
ldo not Want the Earth
with a fence around it
but will be thankful for a small
share of Public Patronage in
gButter, Cheese ,Eggs
Lard, Pickles,
etc" at The \E“, STORE.
”'l25 Washington St.,
3. AJ'VI'CKERSI.
INVEST Q
Your Savings in Reli-
able Six Per Cent Secur-
ities and
INSURE’
' WILLIAMS’
11111
1111111.
I I1;
Your Lifc, House
Furniture through 1111:
01'
agencv o 1'
Howard D Smith,
R0 1m 1. Masonic Building,
Nonvalk.‘ ' .
II
Norwalk Chronicler