J “any Workmeu Lose Their
‘ Lives on Wrecked Bridge.
m.........._..
m3 AND FLOOD AT BOUID 3300K, 311ml won-carricdnwav with It. 'l‘hey clung
0m! Damage to “tripping Along the At-
1
battle CoautheIr Jersey \llluzcl Arof
“Med~flnilroodn Badly Crippled by
Wubonuvllrldzoe (‘nrrled Away.
Nut BRITAIN, (‘onn.. F1.71l1 —A bridge
on the New Elmiaud railroad over the
Pequebuck river near Ilristol collapsed.
carrying with it 211 11111111111111, at whom 111
are believed to have perished.
thlu morning two bodies had been recov-
ered. and ii men were missing. Among
£1 dead are .Iohn ()‘llricn. foreman, of
at llartford. The names of the missing
are unknown.
The fierce «term which swept over the
ltnto played havoc with New England
railroad brl1l1;cs.and the 1111'11111-1111'111111'1-1
of the l’cquebuck ri :er threatened to carry
the bridge away. A special11'rcelt'lngtraln
with 40 men loft East. ilartford and were
put to work on the new bridge which the
company is building over the. river and
which is almost completed. It 111111 In-
tended to put the new bridge in shape at.
once so that- traius could cross the river.
The old bridge was declared unsafe.
'l'wentv workmen were put to work on
each bridge. The foreman. John Barry.
called the men on the structure 11111 ard the
center to assist. in toot-lag up the tics.
which were wanted for the other bridges.
The weight of the men was too great for
the bridge. 11nd without a mouu-nt's worn-
ing It collapsed with 11 haul noise. precipi—
toting In or 17 of the men into tho raging
waters of the river. Three. or four were
caught by falling timbers and serious in-
jured. Three managed to cling to frag-
ments of the bridge and were rescued by 11
number of their unnt'ndos. who rushed
over from tho new bridge as soon as they
realized the. extent of tho. disaster.
Carried Down the Stream.
Tito tottering condition of the. remain-
Ing portions of thooid bridge. rendered the
work of 11111111111; the men itupossi hie, mul
had about been available nothing could
have held it against the qud rttsh of tlu1
waters. The unfortunate 1111111 in tho wa-
ter attempted to seize sticks and portions
of tho uhutmcnts which had broken loose.
but not more than five or six were rillt't'ess-
fill. The others were carried down the
stream and were quickly lost to sight in
tho tltll‘ktiess.
Two men were able to swim ashore. but
fell exhausted as soon as they reached land.
John Barry. tho foreman in charge of tho
old bridge. was extricutcd from the mass 5
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1
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l
M 1 o'clock i
of wreckage anti debris which collected:
where tho bridge gave way amt was found
to be badly \\'oundcd. lie and tho other
rescued men were taken to farmhouses
near by and cared for. The foreman was
nimble to give the names of the men who
were on the bridge with him at the time.
As soon as the railroad 'olliclais were.
notified of tho tollapse aspccial train was
sent out from 11', 1st Hartford with t1. .1
surgeons and anothc 1' gang of 11'1111-kors.
A gang of '30 1111-11 rigged i111pr11111ptt:
rafts and crows and began 11 search for
the bodies. Others were sent- down l-otb
sides of the river to sceif any one had
been fortunate enough to reach the shore.
Most of the Inca “1811 in Hartford and
111151. Hartford, and nearly all had families.
l'aluage to \cw Fuglund Railroad.
Hatt't‘r'unn Ivob 7.- -'l‘ho \1-11. Eng‘and
railroad. L;' .1'Itl'1r1d M'Yi‘l 1'1‘1' 1 from the heavy
rainfall at. many poii.1s along its lines
south of this city. Iiad washouts occurred
at Forestville‘and at. other places. There
was 11 washout on the Valley road at
Itockhili. anti passengers and mails were
transferred.
A passenger train on the Providence 1li5
vision of the New England narrowly 11s-
caped being wrecked at Plainvillc. where
u had washout occurred. '
111111111511 at \\':ttt-rbury.
WATEHIH 111'. 0111111.. Fob. T.———'l‘be worst
storm that has been
years swept over this section of the state,
inundating many of the principal streets
10! the city. floodingbusiness houses. wash-
ing out roadways and causing a damage
of from stucco to 51311411111.
The Storm In New Jersey.
.113th (,‘1'1'1', l-‘ob. '1‘.-—-’l‘ho, wind and
rain caused considerable damage and trou-‘
blc' 1110111.: the Jersey coast and throughout
the state. From every part1 of tbostato
came reports of (lo aycd trailio. damage to
houses and burns 11.nd‘11'ashod out roads.
Trains on all the railroads. with tho excep-
tion of the Pennsylvania, were behind
timo3. 'I'liesait marshes of Hudson and
Bergen cmonniits were flooded and the
railroad tracks were b."ucl_v above water
Along tho At Iantic coast from ( ape May
to tho. Highlands the sea beat with torri-
blcfury 1- ainsi, the. sands and bluffs and
caused considerable alteration in the coast 1
line. Along the Delaware river the dam-
age was considerable. lhe. river reaching
the danger point. the rush of water being
greater than the spring froshct.
The Bergen county hills suil'orod great-
ly. llasbruuck heights wasalmost entire-
ly cut off front cointnunicatiou with other
places. The Paterson plank road is known
to have been washed away.
The WI: i' ,11111111‘ river ovorlIou'cda
\Iorr1stov1'1bastlve ft't'tol water in its
streets. All tratiie llt'iwcclt Morristown
and surrounding towns was cul off by the. 1
limit]. ,
The Hamburg avenue bridge over ()ld-
ham brook at Paterson was washed away.
At I’.ittlc Falls the Passaic ovcrilowctl
into Benny's carpet 111ill1-'.thr1'c feet of
water standing on the lower floors. The
damage. to the carpet mills will be great."
()range and East Orange. also sull'crcd.
In the valley district. where some of the
large but factories are located. the. stream
which flows throuizh that section and
which supplies the water to the shops
overflowcd the banks and Inountcd into
the lower floors of the. factories. doing
large damage to the machinery and to the.
stocks of hats.
Long Branch felt the full sweep of the
storm.
The dam of Pocahontas lake. at Morris-
town, was broken. Houses. were swept.
away. and a considerable loss of life is no
[XJTiCIL
The village of Bound Brook suli'ored
severely from fire and flood. Cook's hun-
her yard and a number of houses in the
vicinity were de~trnyrd.
flonlenillo Submerged.
>1111E111ILII ,-I1cb.7.——'l‘heweter
in the Roman ri1'1t' became so high 11151.
night that it flooded the fire-11111111 of the
Barium water works. The fires were put
out by the flood, and this town and Rari-
Itnn are without water for on purpose.
The famine lia- caused a great out of dis-
tre- ln tutti til-cu. The Retina river is
l:nown here for :25 ’
and 5.3
3 down. 1
here were flooded 1117111133111 1111111111111. the
then in the tumours extinguished. Ind
'wurk 111111 to be 1111111111111th The large iron
bridge at. l‘lcmiuaton emiugtbo Barl-
1.n river was waahed away. Two men
11 oro driven across the bridge at. the time
‘to a floating tree and were saved. The,
‘horue was drowned.
Flood and Flu- ut lluund Brook.
PLAle‘iIiiJ). N. .l.. Fob. “1'.—'ihe village
of bound llrook wusaltnost entirely wiped
out. by the and flood and a number of
lives are reported to have been lost. The
water'had rlreu no that it was waist high
on the main street of Bound Brook and
was rising rapidly when 11 gasoline stove
airploded in 1‘awloy’sreuta11rnnt. ltttpmul
to 11 lumber yatd, and. urged by the hurri-
euac. the flames swupt on until the entire
business portal thotown was ntlre. Owing
to the floods. assistance could not he soot
to the burning village. and for hours all
communication was out all. The. flood
l'tlsti over tho Central and Lehlgh track:
so that travel by roll was entail. Fully
411 houses were destroyed by fire among
them the old Reformed church building.
(it-oat [lounge to shipping.
N1;11'\ 1111.1. Feb. 7.-—Not since tho great
blizzard of 18111-1 has soilerce 11 storm swept
around New York 1111 that of yesterday.
Even in New York harbor. pmteetod an it
Is. small vessels were wrecked and a his
ship driven ashore.
'l‘ho clnmtning sloop Fnlnworth wan
wrecked ofi Staten Island, and after a
thrilling rescue of two men Andrew An-
dersen, one of the crew. was drowned.
On Liberty island the three toasted ship
Walker was driven ashore. dragging two
tugs b11l1lnd,1vhich were attempting to
tow her.
The British steamship Leatnlngton at
but ndvlcos was going to pieces on the
Long Island shore. Fourteen men were
aboard of her, 111111 the life saving crews
were unable to throw 11 line in the. gale.
In Brooklyn 11 building was blown
'l‘11'o men were killed and another
murtullylujured. .
Nyuek liufl'en l-‘roui l‘lood.
NYAGK. .\'. \'.. l‘ob. 7.1—Thu heavy
storm inundated the business portion of
this placc.1'auslng several thousands of
dollars‘ damage. Stores and houses were
flooded and their contents ruined. ’I‘ho
strol ts in the center of the town were i111-
passahlc for several hours except. by boats.
Currey Island 11—1111 l'3icr Barnum-d.
13111111111121, Fob. 7.-—Part or the new
iron picr at (fancy Island has been swept
away bv the storm. The dmnage is esti-
mated at $1.1)uti.
Ntonu In \\' yliutlug\nllo,v.
\\'Il.KI'Zsli-\l:l1ri. P11. l-‘cb. '1“.—"lho Wyo-
ming valley was visited by a violent wind
and rain storm. llroat damage. was done
to property. luildings were unrooi'od and
in Hilllt' cases blown down. Fences \\'cro
demolished and trees uprooted. .\t.1\:~'hley
tho root was blown oil‘ the Methodist
church and the our shops of the Central
road of New Jersey dauutgcd to the extent
of 1313,0111»,
The Lchiglra llnarln': Torrent.
.‘1l.l.ic\'1'1111'\‘. l’a.. l"eb. T.—'I‘ho three
rivers coutcritu.r I1cre.the I11'1I1igb. Little
1.1'l1igh and .Iotdan, at'o roaring torrents.
All 111:111111'11r't111'los on tholo11'iauds1v111'o
compelled to shut down. the 11'ate1'1llood-
ing the lower floors. Such a sudden and
tremendous rise was never experienced
here before. tircat dauntgo has l'ccn done.
Two Itt'uu tied at I'ottstunvu.
l’tt'l"l‘.\'l‘1‘1‘1\',\', l’11.. I"cb. T.~—-'l‘bo. bridge
:11 nos 1]. o .\i 111.11.111 nov c1 rock front the
\\'.tt'wil l1 {Iu'tuuc was swept. away by the
hon flood 1: 11d eight Hung: man workmen
narr'ow ch scap' 1d dc ath. ’l‘wo othet" were
tlrowncti.
The Storm I11 Philadelphia.
l’uu 1111-.11'1'111 Feb 1.—'l‘l1c l1c1.1v1 1.1111
has caused a big riscin lbcb‘chuy lkill and
Do 11111 .uc rivers. and grc: 1t damage has re-
sliilt'li. 1
5 l‘ lshlng Stlumuer Wrecked.
li111'1tt..\.\b. M11.. 11-11 1.--Tlll) fishing
schooner Alice Raymond. bound from this
port. for (ilouccstcr. \1'cnt1ashoro oll' ling-
gt'd island in a severe. stunvstotpu and be.-
camca total loss. (‘aptain .loltn Dowoll
and crew 111111 ashoro by means of 11 line,
their small boat being snutsbcd.
Train In the Rhcr.
l.o11'1:1.1. .ll'Nl"l'f()N. Mass. l"c.b. T.-’I‘he’
train from lloston ran into a washout
1111:311' Ilallardvulo Station. The train was 1
well tilled. but no one was injured. About
.15 {1‘11 of both into ks are washtd out. and 1
thee ombination car is inthe ditch. 3
The \111111111 Affair.
Lovpov. [1"1. 1. T. ———'I‘ho (hrouiclo says:
tl1is11111111112111at it learns from good 1111- , arc guaranteedtnbw tired
tbcrity tin. or a partial settlement between 1
111.111 Britain and Vt 111- 2111' l'1 has been'
effected, or is on tho verge of being c',-Iilcct
ed. It adds that it bcliovos the. settlement 1
refers to tho Y uruau allair. which censist
od of the arrest of British oilicials by Von ‘
, czuolans. for which Great. Britain demand-
l
l
3 outbuildings of Charles Fenian
l
ed the. payment- of an i1111111111ity. 'i he Int 3
1 rhas held that this of” 111' is entirely:
separate from the boundary dispute.
'1'11 «1111:1111 (1111 1.1111011.
131311111, lcb. 7.—~Passengers arriving
at this port from (‘cntral America report '
an unscttlcd state. of affairs in Nicaragua.
It is reported that attempts are being
111111111 to 111 crtluuw tho govtrnment of
Pro 1111111 /cla_1':1.>'1voral arrcsls have
been made among prominent leaders of
Icon. \\hoarc111111'i11p.to have. the capital
(hanged from Managua to 1.11111.
Prominent “lass R'nnul'nciut'er “I'lltl.
('lll‘l'.\1:11.5l"cb. T.——.lat11111s ll. Rice. of the
James II. Rice. company. one. of the largest
Iuanufatturimz export concerns in tho 3
plate :1. ass industry in America. is dead.
Mrs. Rite. his 11'ii'e.1lic.d on Tuesday. and
the two will bo buried together. probably
1 today.
Postmaster-11 appointed.
‘VASIIINGTON. l-‘cb. 7,—Thc following
fourth class postmastcrs have been ap-
pointed:
New Jersey—Lindenwahi. George Schu- ‘
monitor.
l’t‘llll‘)l\1llllu—lltirtillti .‘f. l". Bloody.
l l-ire at \\ 11111111111.
\\'111'1'.1ul1i1..
N.'.l"cb.1'.~.\t1}"11rh
.Ann iirc destroyed the house stables and
'I'holoss
will be 54111111; partly covered by Insur-
once. Origin of .hofire unknown.
111111111111 More In (Tort-11..
ST I’t'rI-zttstn'uu. Feb. 7.—'l.‘he Russian
prowrnment. has appointed Colonel Stro-
bitsky to the post. of military agent in.
5110111. This in considered to be a move of '
more than ordlnm imnortunoe. , 1'
"Howard D. Smith,
;ACETON
,3 111‘s'1'11'.
Wall
-Paper
Store l
.10 opposition and 110 roll call.
'niblleun eaucuh to consider the other
l
The Maine Senior dureed 011
as President Pro-Tern.
31111111113 P11111113 r1111 01111011311111.
if
the Upper Hench Pro-aptly t'oneun ll ,
the flom‘u I'mltluu to Mop Pet" 5
Murmur-Allian- II Culltplimented—Boc 7
organization fiche-o Peru-cud.
WAsquu'tvix. Fob.
not been arrived at. among all the parties
a the senate fur the election of Senator
'r‘ryo 1111 president pro tum There will be
The Rt»
Iloetivo oilicors of the senate will be held
:bin afternoon it an adjournment for it
run be secured.
The bill to prevent prim fighting In the
' .orrltorlos. which was passed by the huutto.
to First Avenue,
East Norwalk,
Bonn‘ecticut.
mm
YOU ARE INVITED
To Visit the
Dress Cutting School
'I‘uesda 1'. Thursday or
Saturday.
I‘3r11llt‘ll05ull4lTimil p.111.
22 South Main St., 50. Norwalk
, 1thors.
.\l1'. Allison answered the frequent as- '
1 union that
‘trun adopted by the senate without. divi‘
don. It. now seen to the president.
The neunto paused the bill extending
.he time for building a bridge. across the
41. Lawrence river at a point in St. Law.
7.—A111ittgrootttent f
INVEuTORv
111111111 county. N. Y.; also a bill author- ‘
Zing thuprcsideat to nominate Lieuten- 1
Int. Commander Brown as a commutator -
1n the retired lint.
Among the hills introduced in the son- 3
do was the following:
lly Senator Thurston—To grant pen- '
11111111 to all ex~oluven freed by President. '
L.lucoln's proclamation, giving each 11
1111111 s1un,1h!11endent upon. ago and provid-
ng for a regular monthly payment in the
‘uture.
During 11 lull in the proceedings Mr.
ilorgau (Donnie! Louisiana offered an .
uneudmont to the resolution of Mr. Quay
niatlvo to recommlttlng the tariff sliver
all. Mr. Morgan‘s11111ond1nont. instructs
‘ .bo finance conunlttee to add a provision
lmlucting it) per cent from eusnmisdutlos
111 goods imported in Vessels of tho l.'nlted
=late-1 or of the country producing the
tuportcd article. provided that the coun-
-rics exporting sueh gmxlu shall provide by
aw that silver bullion (the product. of
.'nltod States minosl shall be admitted to
mango on equal terms with gold.
Mr. Allison (tutupliutcnlml.
Tito resolution to distribute the appro-
1rlat|on bills among tho various senate
. :onunittccs was taken up. and Mr. Alli
11111 (Rep) of Iowa. chairman til” the sett-
11o mmmittcoon appropriations. addrosscd
1 ho senate in opposition to the proposed
mange. 1\ir. Allison apoko of the great.
iced of scam control totomittco. which
vould guard tho c.111en1liturusof the 1,1111",
moment and keep 11111111 within receipts.
The speaker had froouont colloquys
vlth Mos-11's. llill. h‘horman. Hour and
,
he. appropriations Inadc mun-1111111113111
sorting that tho huusc almost lnvariubly
tppt'opriatcd less than was uotessary to
. :arry on the government.
INVEST 3
Your Savings in Reli-
able Six Per Cent Secur-
ities and
Mr. Allison closed wbb an urgent. stato-
1111111 111' the need of a general appropria»
' ion l'omntlttentu shape bills in accord-
. 111cc with the resources of the treasury.
Mr. llawioy tilep.) ot‘ tibtinotdlcut rc‘
1iic1l briefly to Mr. Allison. urging that
die 1' lriuus committees 1v1 r11. better c-11qu
)ed than the gettet'tl one to shape appro-
Iri' ttions
Mr. I‘roc tor (llop ) of \ crmont opposed
4‘ .ho position stated by Mr. Allison. but in
loin}; $1) llf‘ look 111'1'1' ‘iuli to Winfiliinmtt
jtlr. Allison in high t 1'1os_for his ability
'1111l for his forcible. arguuu-ut.
INSURE
You r
Life,
Furniture through the
House or
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i
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l
agency of
Room 1. Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
11111113 Pain
lstbc- great remedy whore
pain i311 prominent ~1mp< ‘
m ACETON3
Iitakcn in time If you have Nou-
rolgia or Illteiimalistu.
Lafit'ippo and Ilcudncho
by
Aceton is the Remedy that'
3'- Cures.
A'.111ton lit' )latlunds \14111111. has the uni-
1"otsal Incommmulattonof all 111111 have used
it. lion N. l) Hperrr of New Haven gives an
ovoolieut tostnuonial 111 fuv'ut of \1otun.
Ninotv 1:111'111111. 11f11ll headaches, no mattor
1‘11-111 11hat1-ausotb1-1 111111 111'.iso are guaran-
lootl I11 be cured 1.11 the use «If \1'1-1 1.1111
1".1l1lsarocmo1l and pneumonia isprovonlcd
l-_1' tho uscof \ootuu.
Ac 1111111 is put up in haves of two he pow-11ml
{1111b which are sold for _. . 11! all dtug: >i1ilt‘ ~
i11\'1311.v I'I1111..'land
The Aceton Medical
('(lNN.
Company-
.lro the 11-11111'iotors olihis wonderful remedy.
to \\' hum should be addressed all 11111111111aha~
1 1 ~
'3 ” 1111111 1.1111141 T1111
AGETON KILLS PAIN.
1" or Sale by It1 ll. l‘laisted.
ldo not Want the Earth
.with a fence around it
but will be thankful for a small
share of Public 1111111111 in
Butter,Gheese,E‘ggs
Lard, Pickles,
'1. etc., 111 The NEW sroan
125 Washington 51.,
a. A. VIOKERS. 1
1' Allisou’sl omlucut tit
' I‘oopcr.
“It furnishes ztliullll'l‘ cvidonco. if any
11'1'1'1' hooded." said Mr. Proctor. "11f iii-1
boss for tho higbcst
)osition in tho gift of tho people. I can
11y that in his absence.“
Mr. Allison had boon out of tho cham-
711r throuuhout. Mr. i’roctor’s remarks. so
'.hat. he did not hour the graceful refor-
sut'u to his capabilitu-s for tlu1prosidolu'y.
1\'ithout. acting on the resolution the son-
, 1toadj1uI1'11c1l at‘tl p. 111.
Mr. Hill 1|)c111.) of New York olicred a
'osulution. which was agreed to. directing
lChild’s Suits at
,5 that are pure. strong and pre-eminently
' inotion. baa reunited in
1
Maw
BAKING
111115111 '1
POWDER,
' It» in. 111111111111 61mm 1111/1" and has for 31 years.
Over 3.000.000 Millie told in the past your testify to Ila'ir popularity. '
Mmuucwnen G. D. 3088' & CON, New Lennon. couu.
just: 110w before Stock T airing we are trying
to clear out a few broken lots and to make
them go quickly have marked them at
HALF PRICE.
“or v-- “l‘—"W In-
The sizes are broken. but il‘ \\'1:
these lots you will be in luck.
trying so don't delay.
Men’s Pants at
$|.50
Reduce: i from $3.00 and $6.00.
Boys’ Ulsters at.
Reduced {1111118151}.
Reduced from $2.311,
Men‘s Suits at
Reduced from 815.00.
'1111 lit you in
It's worth
to $3.00
. $l.95
SLOO
$5.00
.W. A. BENEDICT 81 CO.
1
the senate invariably swells 3
.he secretary of the treasury to send lo the ‘
:cuato at his earliest convcuicuci a state
51111111111 tho bids opened for the rain of
mods. giving the names and rosidxuu'cs of 1
;ho bidders, tho.
ithct' doinllcd inl'ut'umtion which
l1 II‘
this.
Mr, ’I‘burstou (Riplof Nebraskaoll'crod3
trosolution. which was agrocd to. direct
It}: the secretary of state to furnish to the
able. for a proper understandingol’ the
amounts bid for and any ‘
may be ~
1111111111 at his earliest conveniclu'c copies of 1
III laws. don-recs and regulations promul-
{illt'll hvtho portrumcnts of tlct'mauy,
':‘r ;-.1utc ihlgium and lh'mm'uk discrimi‘
inning: against the admission of Amrrican
‘ attic. meats and otheragricultural prod-
Ici.s
»'l‘ he. silver debate was continued in the
muse.
’I’bc Alllu'ltt' Jaus lloirs.
(‘1.111 MAXI), Fob. T.——Tho representa-
'tock of their new intermttlonal corpora-
lon requisite for legal organization. Ap-
ilic. 'uiun will at om o be made. in Colum
ms for ineot' poratlon papers. and a stock-
Iolders’ meeting will be held on Saturday
\ corresponding secretary was appointed
or every state anti country represented In
he corporation their dutv being to bring
.ll claimants into 11111111bcrship. .\ badge
vas adopt-31d, 1'1111sisti11gof the crown of
'lolland and the 1111mour111u”A. ...i 1%.. "
ho latter signifying Anuelto .ians I330-
:ardus.
1' noper \uspeudn-d.
Rev. Dr.
Just-11'”. .\lo.. ,l'cli. 7.—l111.1'. Thomas
LL. 1)., pastor of. the “Hadley
llctbodist churoh in this city. has been
uspcmlrtl from the ministry pending an
nvcstigatiou of charges of conduct. unbo-
comlng a minister of the gospel. 'I‘ho
nutter will be investigated by a commit-
ee. appointed by Presiding Elder (I'Bryon.
Rev. Cooper recently came here from Eng-
and. and at man time he was pastor of a
urge church in Brooklyn. at which time
to. was a minister in the Congregational
:lturch.
S'l‘.
l-ailcd For llalf a Million.
pr YORK. l-e‘u. 7.——Robert Adams.
loiug business as It. &; }i.A1la1us_.1nanu-
acturers of cotton goods. 1111.16 Greene
treat. this city with 111111.: ‘at Paterson,
. .1; Birmingham. Conn. and Hcituate,
it. I..3 assigned The business is no years
1Id and was established by William Ad-
uns, the father of lltt‘. :ISs‘lRIItIl‘. The llil-
illitics are not. do 1-ilnittly known yet, but
cre reported to be. over t 11.111111
111.311 l'ruin 11113311111111".
I.\111.1.\'.1rot.1s, lob. 7.—-.luhn Torn-nee,
be oldest railway mail clerk in the cotta-
ry, who wad injured in the Panhandle
wreck near South Charleston. 0.. on Jan.
l9. died at his home In this city from his
njnrles. Home .0031!!!“ 839-“
«m I widow and {our 111111111111.
' ivcs of the self styled Annoke .lans ho'irs '
tubscrihod for the portion of the capital "
3Daily Direct Freig
Clothiers 111111 Furnishers,
I9 MAIN STREET, SENTINEL BUILDING,
Norwalk. 90. NorWalk.
OUR
Special January Sale
OF
Patent Leather and
Russet Goods
That must be closed out regardlc
_,._ _. ...-’._.
Russia Calf DoublC'Solc Shoes at 33.00,
Russia Calf Double Sole Shoes at
H
2.00, 1
__IOO PAIRS
55 of cost.
Regular Price $5.111;
11
3-511
Men’s Patent Leather Oxfords
' At98c
a Pair!
411 pairs Men 5 Patent Leather R azor Toe Lace Shoes, regular $3.00
and $3. 50 fronds, at $10311 pair.
M. Fl .Giover’s
Double Shoe StOre!
40 and. 112 Wall Street,
Everybody’ 3 Shoes Shined Free!
OLD AND RELIABLE,
ht
BETWEEN
Né3w York, South Norwalk
Norwalk.
. . THE PROPELLERS,
Line:
1111 in .\‘o1\' 1.1,
and
City. of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
\\ ill lcavc I’il r 23.1 1C.
5 p.111.
Freight Received from 7 a. 111.. to 5. p. m.
R., Beckman street,1\c1\' \1)1'k,at
Lean \oru all-1, 5 p 111; South \or11.1lk 6311.111.
Upon Appi.
cation to agents the City of fiorwalk. Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or 1111111111.
All persons nrc‘iorbid‘ trusting any of the Employees
of this boats of theline on account of the owners thereof.
IC—
' tlon In 4111.1in
5 i111: the lut1111'arlwcro not 1' .1 1 -
' the 111111 manual to send an ironclad q
, 11111;. and that will settle it.
‘ .1 dilhcult t.1.~'l:.1u1d it. should butt. been
‘ Htit'mllt- 13111'1'114" "
. ilton, 11 f111 I111' 1'
BPANIRRDfi KIM
They Do Not Like “I.
3 United mitten Tutu! %
human Fob. 7. ~'l‘ho 1
hellidt't'olu'yuf the Cuban 1
11111 l’uitml States tlt'llitfi 1
foreign rc lath-1111 l1u111rc11ted N
11111
'1 he 1111111 1 s:'11:10fit' "Wig.” ,
lual s: 1rol1 1 111111111 fotget the "1.1le
American polit y. The 1.1111111111111111“ ‘
belliucrouls. nor wore the Cltlmm
1.111111 in 111111- last. war.
'11111 11111111111111 indignant and «it
run to t uba.
l‘ho l‘ ortoo so” that the atlltlldfl
sen no la 11il‘1. 11-1Ive and arbitrary.
Home: to Try to Captur- fin
tutu-11.11. Fob. 7.——Alexunder II.-
rosidcnt. of thil on:
sorv lug as captain of the third ("VIM
the insurgent armv under (when) M
in t ‘.11i1a left for Philadelphia. but
1i1pnrilng 111111111 local paper 0 graphic 3 .
1' low d1 11 1 ibimr the motltcdti of WW‘W
(:aba' 11 struggle for independence. W
lain Hamilton said: “i think (tenant GO-
1111 '1. will attempt to capture “1111111111. Hf
will boiuvr up all his forces for 11 grand at;
This will Ill‘
done at llrsl.‘
".\-reti1o1o many Americans In the!!!
"P1- I'hups two thirds of them are A“!!!
loans, 11 121-1. 11'. many of whom are wuthn
orncrs from New Urlcum and other attic:
111 ILonlsiabaI
”lint how do you petal-1nd. seeing that
so many don 't speak Spanish?"
"All 111111111.1nd~1 are given by bag]! 1
sounds. My buglor once belonged to "“1
l1‘onrt1-1-nth l' ultcd r~t: tit‘i infantry.” ,-‘3
\\1 but it‘llLll is there in the reports ot’
tloptctlutlnlts11ml assault-1 committed by
the Insurm-ut.”
"l' ni'm'tunatoly we have on our lid!
s11\111'.'tl iii. udits who are desperate fighters,
l 111 1111111'i111i11l--.1i Besides these there are
about -illlJ (H1111 tilibastcrs, who seize all)" '
1
thing: ,ihov 1:111 lav tlu 11' bands on no mat
tor \1'l11-thct'lh11belong. to tho bpttnitu‘tll
111' to the t uh. 111 lul‘c' "
"'\\h.11 111111111111111111 1l (1.1r1la leave his
111'1111. '
"\\’oll. ho canto over to the "MM
Status for ammunition. lie was in Phlln‘
dolphin 111'1111'o1~l=.sa:.:11. but by this time
3 will Le b 1le 1111111111: his men with guiding
3 l'ubaus ‘il'1‘1»1ll‘l\' in ”cell.
. llili'l'l “lilit':1.‘uit'1itil‘ull'.
3 rlli'1'1'~~' 111
111111-
' and gold
3 l‘uitcd States i: 1
guns. rapul iigc guns and sabcrs. of which
I myself hope
to lo l111.. 11111 in two or three weeks
with 1-11": -'11 little things. "
“How will this whole business and?"
" l"«.o 1111' part." ans1vcrod Captain
llauiibuu, "I am comincud that: the In-
uurucmu will 111111~r t'ost 1111111‘111111'111-111
the Spaniards clean out of the island and
(‘ttlra 1111' l trcs "1. itttlcpt-utlcncc lllltiCl' UN
11
THE GOLD RESERVE.
5111 1 11!:tii1111 ax to ”1111' II \\ ill B15 Affected
b1 the llmul h'tle.
\\' 1111121.". 1'-._ l-‘1l1.7.—-"ll1ctre:'.surylont
721.1171'5'111 1:1 goitlcoin alulfiillixi'lll in bars
:1'1'~i1"l‘1l.'1_\‘. 11. "1'1 311;: ti: «1 11'111- amount'of the
1'1-1111'11-111'3:1~1.I.'|. Notwithstatuling the
1'..- :11: 1'1 loans. i'czu's aroouter-
taiuod that a 1on~i1icrai1lu share of the
gold Mt‘crul in payment will b0 drawn
from tlzc 11'1~:1~112'j.' for that. purpose.
In :lltllr'ipali-Jt 111‘ the loan the gold
witbdr: two from tho treasury during the
IllII'illi 1111111 .1': 111
1‘ ‘lLl .'.'1l1 \\lll’. 1.1 :ul led in yesterday’s
' tbdt' 11.1.11! . lll‘ 1111'. .111 :rgurcgatcof about
"11.11111”. '1i11- --.1_vnitudo of the sub»
which amounted to
,III:'.1'.1lls attention to the
mat the total suuouut. of gold coin
1'111‘11'11:111;1 in circulation in the
's than $5150.000,000,
and the natural inference is that. a. great
numbct'oi‘ bidders must, have depended
11111111gl'ttingtlu'ir supply from the trons-
111'1’111'11'1tsitlt>.~11111'1'1'~'.
\Yl..‘:l will hi: the result. on the reserve
1.11 1.1:111111'111' ,;:1'av1~1~11accr11. and while it
1
tuniilttiht h1.1H.
2:3 Lil:
'tli
:23’111
l3111'i
1 is ('Xlu't'lt'll that. 111 will be augmented by
:u l1 ‘Hl $1 l 1,1'111i.llu|i as a resulta of the
prosout sale it is not soa1'1parcon that. on
tl:1-1l.11otl1111 last installment becomes duo
the I'I'~‘('l‘\‘t' will not lime been reduced to
1'1 point not gt'cztily in excess of tilt) $100,:
' 11111111110 re1111irc1uo11'1.
RIOT IN A _SALOON.
\ Biomh Battle in [“l‘f‘n Stars. Hungari-
.111s and Pubs in Indiana.
‘1'111'1'1211. 1nd,, .——la a select:
.—
l1‘cb. 1
' light. which (I1'1'lltl'1'1i bore two men were
kil'a'd and one seriouslywounded“ The
' dead are :41 >pl1on )lztlld and Emile Szanb.
'i‘hc 1114111111111! 111:11111'asiieorgo Toms.
..\ traveling man in
time. had a narrow est-£11111.
i-lli’uilu‘li his coat. Opinions ditl'er as to
the cause of tin: filial brawl. One man
say~ it 111-111 11 race war, the saloon keeper
being :1 T‘3llLY. 11'l1iloqu.-'tuf his customers
are liuuzat'i:111s;1111l Poles. The people 0!
A bullet went
3 the town are ltlllt'll excited over the shoot-
NORWALK, CONN‘
w
1_
inn, and more trouble is looked for. as it
is 1"1uwnoil1l1at an uprising of the mar-
dot-1d Inc 11' s friends 1111111 occur at; any
time.
trii ip: 1111s in tho shootiuu.
'lbc 111s who mimic the arrests had a
hal'ti tin313o to not
dcrcrs barricaded flu-Insolvcs in the saloon.
.-\~' the 1111111 Would not surrender the oili-
i'1'1's l11'11la-1l1111'11 ilm door, and with much
(lllllt'llllY ~~-"3111"1l ".:"111.
flittsital (11111111 scr Dead.
I111‘111o'1. lv1-b j—lb-nry Leslie, mu-
'lli 1'1131111111:.‘1'i. ln‘llt' '
1.»3
TELEGRA PHIC TICKS.
.\lv11c. I'Ilvanoi '9 Nov. ho actress, 1111““
'.'l; 111 NW )3l.1jesii('.
'l'wo 1111111 and pl I'haps 111tltir1l lost their
3ii1'csi11 1i11- mllapso 111' 111113}; story coop-
. t'l‘..lj_!-'1’ii tho
lljrntdilylh
1 papal >1 1' 1111111'1'
11.1.1 111' 'I'hit'ty-ninth street,
The 1111111'1' that (‘ardinal Ruth
at st: 1111.. had resigned,
1111' lllL tow-1'11uwdill'o1eu11-s111thtbopupu,3
is 111. uicd 111 llomo.
' I"
r1
1', 111 l~‘1:b. .'1 amounted to
the saloon at; the 3
111111' I. 1111 are Illllll r arrest. as parry-4.3
their men. as the may
l.'
. I
Ila, the,
John ~b1a. ath'd11-11szl111'lcintherec-33
11r1l.1111111ns11111 division of the War do-
par-taunt 111i .11111-11111 of the late war,
committcdsubitioiu\\asbtnotun1
liarrv Il ward. the la. 1 rhicfof theold
,3‘1'11‘11111111'1' 1111- 111'11111111111111. of New York
3
and 1! 1o 1.1-1: 1.311111111 11111111111 in the Uni“
*1: 111- . diul 1.13 his 111111111 in New York.
1'3l;.:11;1t!. >1llnlll1't‘ 111' Yinnna, aged 28,
wars. 11 :17-111111 cabin passenger on the 1"
.‘1111'311 thrman Lloyd steamship Spree,
11i111'l11111'11131'l'111 N1'11'Yorkfr‘on! Bremen. '
1111111111 .1111. :1 of dutirium Hammond
\1:1~l11' ticd at. sin on tho =1”th day.
11111 ~11pr11no council of the National
lartocrs alii.1ucc.in 11.11.11.111 Washing-
ton. clu ted the following officers: Mann”
Page, Y' Irginid, president H. C. Surety
Pennsylvania. vice. president; 35.1.
Snathworth,1coiorado, secretaryand um
um
11,1
Norwalk Chronicler