gum—m. -——»WW-ym .t. m Ell! Alli itilllliltl. Tilt llltlollriol i’ nlr‘TlIuI Ill Inst unions. cuss scum . Cutest Emil Gathered Fm be m ssl lyssrs of Tulsa} Mid Tm Phuinix Engine company will hold a seclsblo April iii. Mrs. Sarah fireman. of 15 West are- nne, is seriously ill. Tile Easter musicwlil be repeated at the Norwalk Methodist church, Sunday. Mrs. lugeue Mitchell, of Chestnut street. Norwalk, is ill with intermittent fever. in. and Mrs. mm a. ricoiield, of West Maiastreet, have a daughter, born Tuesday. Welcome Stranger Lodge, clone of St. George, will hold a concert on Wed- nesday, April 20. Miles Birdie Wildman, of Union place, celebrated the fourteenth anniversary of her birthda,y Tuesday evening. by enter- taining friends. Meeker Brothers are sinking on rules- isn well at their foundry in Smith street. The Norwalk Carpenters‘ Union hold a “smoker" tonight. The ladies of Crime church hold a cake and pastry sale, yesterday, at the residence of Mrs. George Ring Cholwell, 30 High street, N orwalk. Buckingham Post Woman's Relief Corps will hold an entertainment null supper in the Athenlcum. Friday after. noon and evening, April 24. The Norwalk Barbers' Union, at a special meeting tonight, will consider the advisability of disbauding. The meetingis called for 8:30 o'clock at l’ohl— man & Thompon's shop in Washington street. At the meeting of (‘ompauy 1", Tues- day night. Captain R. M. Rose present- ed the Y. ALL). A. gymnaisum apparatus, recently purchased by Col. F. St. John Lockwood. the to company. Huber-k- wood was unable to be present. The, committee in charge of the mas- querade ball at the armory, Monday night, deny the assertion that girls tif- teen years of age were dancing on the floor. The only young girls present were the janitor's two daughters, and they werepreseut withthoir mother. . ”an... The Stamford papers—the Advocate and the Tribune-are vieiug with each other in enterprise. Last Saturday the former issued an illustrated anniversary edition in commemoration of the fourth year of its existence. The Advocate is about as near an ideal country daily as it is possible to come. and the Gillespie Brothers richly merit all the success their sprightly little sheet has achieved. The Tribune, of which E. It. Benedict, of Norwalk, is city editor, is rapidly making a place for itself in the journal- istic arena. It took abig leap forward, Tuesday morning, by issuing an extra, containing a complete and comprehens- ive report of the Stamford city election. held Monday. ”a ___ C,_..._.__ Real Estate and Mortgages. The summary of The Commercial Record for the current week makes the following showing: Real estate sales, New Haven and West Haven, 25; Bridgeport, 16; Hartford, 19; Waterbury, il;Meriden, 7-;New Britain. 7; Middle~ town, 4; Norwich, 5; New London 3; Danbury, 3; Norwalk. 0; Derby, 3; Shel- ton, :l; Ansonia, 9i Nangatuck, T; Bris- tol, 10; Torrington, ii; Winsted. 5. Real estate mortgages, New Haven and West Haven, $81,300; Bridgeport, $38,475; Hartford, $07,250; Waterbury, $29,250; Meridcu, $9,222; New Britain, $5,050; Middle-town, $800; Norwich, $6,972; New London, $7,200: Danbury, $10,8ii-l; Nor; walk, $4,675; Derby, $3,800; Anemia, $12,450;Naugatuck, $4.300; Bristol $7,- 280; Torrington, $10,470; Winstcd iii,- 0w. s Peculiar rim Accident in Eamon. . A peculiar accident occured in Easton. which resulted in the death of a man employed by John Wheeler, a farmer of that place. Mr. Wheeler and his man, whose name is not knownnvcut down to the woods to haul some logs. They took with them a vehicle constructed of two wheels, an axle and a projecting tongue. The hired man held. on to the tongue ‘ while Mr. Wheeler prom-cried to load on a heavy log. When it was almost bal- anced the attention of the man was Ili- verted for a no ncnt and the 18in I Was that the tongue shot up in the air and threw him about ten feet away. in falling he landed on his head and broke his neck. The body was allowed to re- main in the field and thencighimrs wvre of the opinion they could not move the remains until they had been viewrd by the coroncr. The man had only been employed by Mr. Wheeler two weeks. Previous to that he worked at Tntce‘ mills, in Trumbull. lie was a native of Germany, and has a wife. and six‘ children there. It Couldn‘t Be—Wiliic—I don't be- lieve it iswicked to chew tobacco. Nellie—Why, Willie. Willie—Well. it ain't. i tried it and it made me sick. Wicked things ls‘sll good. 9 sun slTllllllT lint Peaceful Civilians Are Put to Death by Weyler. AIBWAII HAITI! PRO! IADRII‘. The situation In Incl- ls Threatening. It Is Inna-rod that '00“... Will Is listened to Cubs—Web Outrage. as Icon by I Funafuti-n Havana. via Tampa. Fla, April ll.--lt is on uncommonly dull week now when some new hatchery is not committed by General Molguizc’s command. but the facts are borer published here. The latest exploit of his men occurred on liood Friday. at Comps Florida. our lieinoa. where Melgulzo's noise is already a terror to the whole country. After o s irmish of trifling importanceon Wednes- d y hlojor Fondevilla of hielgulm‘s com- mand took as prisoners there nine resi- dents of the town and vicinity, all white. They were Margarito Zara. a one legged cripple; loos Coins and Camilla Coins. brothers. supporting on used mother; Domingo Lugones. Joaquin Medina. Jesus Cohen. a mechanical engineer: Manuel Martinez, Ramon Castcilaucs end an elder ly schoolteacher known as Don Carlos, a native of Montevideo, but a resident of Campo Florida for many years. All these were arrested by hielguiso‘s order and locked In the barracks without trial until Good l-‘ridsy, when they wore taken out, bound together with ropes around their necks and «inducted ton neighboring patch of woods, where all were either killed by rifle volleys or Inn. chete cuts. in the ofllcisl report of nskirmish st Tievotim those victims, as usual. were re- corded as rebel losses. The military in- quiry in the liolgardo case is moving slowly, and hlolguizo ls still in the field. The government has still failed to crush Mecca in the West province. lie is west of the strong line between Mario] and Ma- lena. The government has been silent four days, although it is known here that several important engagements have been fought. The hospitals are crowded with wounded and ill. During a night attack upon the town of hloyo Colorado. about iii miles west or Havana. the Spanish troops shot and kill- cll four women and two children and wounded others. The troops occupied four forts. The insurgents entered the town, crawling on hands and knees, fired upon the forts, burned a number of houses and retired. The troops mistook the Women and children for insurgents. The accident is greatly deplored. .iose ltoquo, the Cuban patriot. will be shot by the order of General chler. The bishop of Havana and a committee of Cu- ban women petitioned the captain general for his life, but without success. Americans Eager to Leave lip-lo. MAW“). April ll.—Ailslrs look, so so- rions again that American tourists are burrylngawny. Every place on the rind express, which leaves for Paris this after- noon, hu been token. The passage of the belligerl-ncy resoln‘ tlons has caused excited talk. A guard is still maintained at the American is ution. but it has not been increased. The eeling is prevalent that a crisis is near and that trouble might break out at any moment. The captain general of barrel reports that the fleet which is being organized there is all ready to go to son. The ships composing It arc the ironclads i’elayo, lu- funta Maria Teresa, \'lzcayn nnIi ihlucn- do. the torpedo destroyer llentructorllud varionstorpcdo boats. , .. They will forthwith be supplied with the necessary war material. and will prob- ably start for the ltlvor Arena on Friday week to go through a course of instruc- tion until the govermnentdecldcs on their ultimate destination. The last three named ironcluds are really second class cruisers. The archbishop of Madrid has sent a very patriotic lctter to Honor Canovus. the prime minister, offering the support of the Catholic Workingnlen's society. The Correspondencin prints a picture of Uncle Sam looking for a new star in the American ebb-id, while a Spanish soldier is trying to pull him away from the tele- scope. A rumor is gaining ground that Mur- shal Campos is to be sent back to Cuba. but no confirmation of the story can be obtained in social circles, and Marshal Campos declines to be interviewed on the subject. Ills position just now is a very delicate one. Contrary to general belief, he came back from Cuba a poor man. A Frenchman on “'eyler's Atrocities. Pants, April il.—A French resident of Cuba, writing to The Solr. draws a la- mentable picture of the ferouious charac- ter thewur has assumed under Weyler. lie bcllcves, however, that the rebels will eventually shake off the h’pnnisb rule. l-ie shoot and bayonet villagers suspected of harboring insurgents. “A few days ago," he continues. "n'band of volunteers, in- furiated by the resolutions of the Ameri- can senate. shot six sons of an American farmer at (.‘asiguas. The l'nitcd States consul general is inquiring into the mat- ter.” Activity of the Insurgents. Hausa, April il.-—The insurgents at and il,lli0 tons of cane. At San ll‘elfpe,_ Havana, they have burned the fineplnnta- buildings and machinery. 25,000 tons of cane and «too tons of kindling wood. The Queen Congratulates Weyler. Haven, April liq—The queen has ofler. ed fclicltatlcns to Captain General Weylor and to the army on the operations recently conducted by General Luque. ..._l~r——----—-—v~— Applir'nfior} For Divorce Denied. Ti:i.\"in.\', A ril 0.-—-Viee Chancellor Reed has filed an opinion denying the ap- plication of Celine Dnvaie for a divorce from her husband. Charles 1". Dnvaic. on the round of cruelty. The Duvolcs have rash ed for several summers past at Atlan- lic Highlands. They were married in New York in he? and lived since in that city and Philadelphia. ”1. An Entire Family Cremnted. WHEELLVG, W. V... April 9.—-—\Vord has just reached this city from Whetstone, Marshall county. about 15 miles from tin, his wife and child—was oreamted in a fire which destroyed Martin's dwelling ousc. "C‘tgt Corning to America. lorries. April R—The Times publish. s dispatch from Singapore which says that Li Hung Chung has abandch his Mamet! Anloricon tour. but' that‘ am The car’s mention at losoow he will ornamentation hmludfisiisbnry. 3;...“ ‘ ,— ‘rrrp “fie J' o . w l l i i states that \i’cyler allows the troops to; ancdios have burned three settlements. tion of Son Felipe, together with the; here, that an entire family—James Inn- ' «s- a ARRIVE”) IN cmceoo. ' chars-d Wish run-s to s “as 00“ such. o W m i Caisson April I—Jsh F. Metal laud nml Neal's” emu-ms tsthol Auditorium hotel one run-mm, the governor of Pen ironic. Tbs-em uncharged hyJoh Jest-mo m dolphin attorney. with boring Indolent: ly obtained M000 host in. as subs-o to organise a county to e do“ ins root. o photos-mobs oiling-yes“. portion of tennis sold all is the, arid regions of lulu-I Wye-mtg l 0. 0. Beasley. soother WE lawyer, hogan suit ageless Cor-thou and Blockwsil in the circuit sown Miler” 000. He claims that be m the not. lo form their comesoy no that In m« to England for the purpose: Ion bro I turned. he found that they had Wl another company. leaving Min out. at he new demands darn-gun When our ad. the men were with o pony of WI hits with which they had models law: all lhc west. Caruthers is said to «me in. ludianolo. in, and Bloolwoll from arm where in the south. l Deputy sheriffs Lee and llollwm with the detective when the won-Ms were! served. The prisoners were named om sol Edgar l". Gunther. the scat of l’slsoyl , vanis. and the pony took o lets not. for Philadelphia. Altogether the" was ”i investors and capitalists in “sporty. M i with the exception of the princess, shovel continued their Journey I0 mama run. l BICYCLE BAGGAGE BILL. E It room Both "one" of New toil ugh- . insure With Little (Wm. l Ailmsv. April iL—Tho ammo" M t cycle baggage bill has passed the assenMyl by a vote of 127 to i, "not“ voting no. i The bill also passed the music by s. emf of no lo l—Brackott. Chisholm, Homo and i rulilvnn in the negative; l The bill now goes to the governor. ! The bill as passed provides: " illynies mi ‘Icrehy declared to be and are (lei-mod PM“ . gage for the purposes of this article, one! shall be transported as bngmge for pm gers by railroad corporation. and subject to the some liabilities. and no soohpmmw ger Ilhllll he required to PM emu l'r‘, otherwise protect such bicycle; would I “ll. however. that a railroad curriculum: shall not be roonircdto transport. olden the provisions of this not. more than out bicycle for a single person. " i lady Bicyclisl's [tn-smog Mirth. Piill.AliEI.i‘lilA. April lI.—-Iifm. (inrmllo' Morse. aged Jill years. wife of Edwin li’l ’ Morse. senior member of the Mm of Morse, Williams to Co, met an nppulllng death. (in her wheel she had left be“ home at ltltll rill-ard‘ avouun with the to» lentiou of taking lunch with her Manned. ‘. .‘ilt‘ had gone but IT short distance fret. the house when the horses of a Me; with ace wagon became unionism-chic sad ran her down. One of the shells of "the wagon penetrated her breast. and she dial almost instantly. A crowd mutilated, about the body, and Is moment later Mr. Morse, attracted by the excitement, pushed: his way through and found the mangled: body of his dead wife on the groom its» . forerhlfn. ’ . Generous Bequest to Column-Ml folk” Wollcns'l'itn, Mass, April lea-Hm lilipj sheth hf. Ludlow of this city, formerly of“ New York. has presented to the “riotoufi of Columbia college the estate of he! lists, son, Robert (tumor of New York... for thei purpose of ondowlng the lloln‘m'. (lawful fund for instruction in music. The fund is to be invested. and1 the income is to be used for the payment of the salary of a, professor or for fellowships or scholarshipan in music. The property, comprising the; estate, is valued all tuneup Miliremllstel of real estate in New York anal llrmkl‘yn and securities. ' Now_liingisr~d Postmaster" slant. Bosrox, April il.--.-iovonlly members at, the Postmasters' hallucination oi New ng land met here and dined with their guests.) Hon. Chm-ive W. i'lnyton. postmaster of New York; (‘oionci .l. W. th'lvonly of lib-Is; ton, Hon. A. Il‘. Halli-van stall .\‘-. ill. lilacs! of Brooklyn. President lilenry iii. loll-Ira 3 son of Havel-hill made It short William, and by gilnornl invitation the guests and members indulged in chord spurious» and good stories. Girl Killed" In a “lull. Minimn'rowaggl Y. llprll l‘v. ~Mvadl, Sullivan, a bright little girl i‘ill pendent} age. mctn terrible death i‘wilmllr her by lhcr's eyes. liar arm was (taillight lnl thw cogwhoel of a sltlvlililll Mi Election-"s Fqulb‘ and was drawn in as for no the siloishdnrr.‘ As soon as possible the nalso‘hilln‘elfy meal stopped. The arm was fclwfu-liliy? Macintosh. 1' and the little girl diierl sounl often libel we‘- l l-idcnt. Congratulations ”not!” Album Plu‘xclt'l'l'lx, N. .l'.. April ill-«Tiller slits. dcnts of Princeton» college amnllbihdl iinli Alexander hall and: amid the monitored car I. thusinsm passed it rcmllullion: tililiwll‘cll the": following oIIhlourmn to theirr team! in .llilh~ cns: "We, the unllergr'ni-‘lln‘evtes‘oii Wallace-l ton. wish to esprit-Ins cum harmless wolf clarion for your efforts and fl'Gllleldlm'. you on your success.” Rogers Inducted! l‘oe Slander; MiDlNJi/l‘o‘d')‘, Count, Apvlil til—m grand jury has reported some bilingualism Edward R'ogrrs on a» charge of nnwllrdhrlng ‘ Timothy L. Parnuvlhe‘of (rebuilt it"sbl. still. Rogers will lie arraigned! ml the“ menus court today, after which the camelllll “1; continued until the Septenvbeulem McKinley Delegates lnI Edwina-Ice. MD‘DEH, Nob”. April li~tjoulgmmrmu W. E. Andrews was rentohrilnulnirl by MEI cinnmtion by the i'tcpunbli‘oninl congressional convention. l); A. Blackmail St. A. Clbriinl'y'l Were elected» delegates to! the? M. lolw‘ convention and instructed lor‘ .l‘llchiilnlllcy. l Ami Append! I‘m «was. ‘ Culver/mo. April 3. ~1lbe Gi'nblmunmun I lean league. from its hcmfl‘llilllriicm in little} city, has appealed to the handling 1!»anin ., crate of northern Ohio ibr unmi- lemma-or ; Cleveland to support theflnhwal #W'vlil'dl" lions adopted by crmgrese. Whitney lnl Wle‘wgrlont Wasn‘rx'o'l'ov, April 'szlilonl. Williams C. Whitney of NewYork has arrived! here . and is staying at the Arlington» Nu: the hotel, and his presence be the silt] was known to but few., Hotel Burnedi In: mea- Cm‘m AIKEN, 2-1. (‘., April ill-Tile cm Avenue hotel of this phme‘waw named. The loss is “6,000, mothers live wall insulation. No him were last link use. as m __ Ron. April 9.46am ore-rd snares has arrived st Genoa. Wonk! rm ’ Fair: warmer; mm 11' . i furrow». «Ishmael! bythe nursery. fol" “ Friday's slight days to Msrash. ‘ Milli mating.” 'll‘bcmwrnlttoe has issued norm «Winsome. but the rnolingers will ’ Aim and ill. “- Littlejobn, colored, oi . for «aerial roomy. primates and McKin- Whitney did not register when he rewind ‘ Grove Charges Mode Against Lsdles' Deborah Society. WI my. .. , WHEN 0! m. m 1|» W of the Imam Ace-sod ”ummwuumcm I... mmmum-umw foods in W! Arm-too For. Aunt. April lt—A supposed chastis- blo institutio- uosmls surly “0.0in s “mm for poor mite lulu m m starved iii trawl to m, while it w M reel some “I Minted to the isle-mks of its om by “Wu um to supply it with start. one with milk sad tread sod «for: It“ «frailty. 1' M is lbs startling rot M Wow the we board of charities by 0 MI committee which investigated the monument of the ladies‘ lleblirsh Sonny and Child‘s t'wmwry to Sew York my. 1'!» lots-times: was leads, by live Bushman do l'rystor. lion. ‘1‘. ii. We sand I». MJM'II smith of the am. out the decompress“ appear in s upon rebound III “in investigating mm» Hilton. The IWMM “has core of the intents of was wiper sud slumf silen- M chm“: nodes l: mu of age. The um: says um the institution waived "use form the city. listing the amt your riding rem. so. tell», the «simulates of the institution were new Thou 543.01%»! which more this “In“! u l “twisted for indebted- “ ”use for alarm and wages still Momma tmildiugs and improvements. leaving motions-u for the maintenance of the rm chlidun. The ummiunc slm found that the . surplus of the anatomic paid no does. that the «stone was autumn of its con slimline and that the minimise of the Mm «minutes the president plead- evl i‘h‘r‘Mflfil to i limociel modulus M the institutiam. Sloth-9's were expanded without sanctioning the blunt. For years the mam-u was tha- wh- uiemlwru and alerted tumultuous other without playing m 1H I'uvsflclt Wu landlord. The widens. in Morris Meander. is the «m of as building st 10's East which he has mused 0130 per thumb for yours The building on Form numuc. whlrhls umlfmlms was also rented from Mr. Alexander lcr Elm) per month, The least “Mitt paid out checks with— out! boarding the about of their payment. , The“ Iv taoayemn of placing children. on: its remain the in: or children ml the inouotam is Inaccurate. some urcj worked so talcum: e William. There is ‘ no rush" system of irmtmcnt. There is even Is nmfwiwi of intimacy as to the caisson“ of any pmpcr place for e hos- 1 Mini. The inst 010“ of ”mini inspect : on claws on UN‘WUJ)’ «sedition of body 3 “twill“ the emblem will almost an t‘lll- l demicof also sync and busy bad eruptions. j The chief ufllurs admit that severe physical watchmen: has new indulgedi in and that children baseball put on, silent mm insufficient tosustain life said strength. The hwy masts s modules of gen. i ml West. The more. are here and, wilhamt educational or refining appear, arm-r, Only the bare mummies of living I} Worm nm'vullillnvl for The education of file ' children lie lflflsldlm rilslnly by the pub ‘ his school «micelles the imitt'l'wry. 3'“ Ila first Truth. New Yiliillb’, April o..~’l‘be Ladies' De; bomb Sam and (fiiihl's l’l‘otmtory bus 3 learn in ”with below. in MHZ the comp- . ‘ «miller srmwllbal the nursery to refund? _ more than stride. . gland mom with (hoomesof the United 3 The nursery is not in lilcliunm' charities nor with the rtocicty for 1 ”lit Prevention of Cline-lily to Children. ‘ The lialvmetllgoilrlg curiosities was appoint- erll in will; lie/Tm. and at that time the cinema-merit mes MEDSIUMI tor the alleged ilnwfiflcie’my of the bodice] attendant, who ‘ tn the son of the dillld'hk‘f supplying meat to the new; and also for cruelly on the part of the superintement toward the i‘ Millikan, . (lawlessness Il‘rom Ilse Barton. Masons. April sit—Miss Clara Barton him cmblhrl lib-«I New England A rmenlnn ro. ill-"f «unsuitable» as (silliness: "News from flMrlllllilldlflii just received more: our mill-l Work dimlyeawblistm. in no manner «lo alvthwn‘iilw wrldcawr to interfere. Cara- v'lliole divided Int Almost), one for ()orfn. llfilhlllriliwlklf. limpet. the other for Muralsll. hilltops» Mutual» and fferput are reliev- ing towns and villages commie. ()ur doc. hlrn“rmdl¢wl cumulus netball via Beirut Epidemic at atmmitosklng for funds. as the emur. pill-my lie gut-ml and outlying intense. fin Iwn Illrmilhm A; (in. of remote street. Boston, will ”Mimi? the funds. The appeal is made it}: .lmlllathan A- Lane, cholrnmn: s. S. Blanchard. rem-Marry: Edmund Dwight. lit l’. (spew, J. if. fihulleigb and ii. Bo glglelni. . ' (Mt ”Mm ”ruled [Accuses ct Athens. filth“ Voila, April Stir—A cnblI-grem firm the: special representative of The Aluminium ‘lil'lbmlimn from Athens was to solved! lvv'I‘tlaet trailer. in which it was said utilise the Annulment bicycle riders who cr- ulmeterl to (fillvltlilillflllfl in the bicycle races at the “lymph mules wens denied a license. The low Millimeter mace, which was run yesterday. resulted in a victory for fhf hallucination. Fishnets. with Colette ui «imam almond. Tim two Americans whl wane torldclnl ltiliclse meme ware looked It’fmmhlfll’iltllll their cinemas status wer/e'not millisdleul with the rcsult and liwnses were refused ‘_ Home McKinley lids-gates. Alblbi-illlllzln‘l. Misc. Avril ‘.L-——Tllo Repuh blooms of the First Mississippi district in concoction lime echvmd W. F. Elgin oi ”modes. delegates to fit. Louis. No reso “whom were sldopted, but the Speech of James lllll plainly sounded the keynou by for pawl ism. The Lynch faction cons sedition! willie brill at Tupelo May 1:2. ....._.....u.,. . relates“ Arc l'hrsp. CmFA‘JDAfML'A. N. Y., April 9,—Potn some m m «lineup that farmers are throw- ing the?!» away in preference to carrying rm to monks-t. this man is burning lite-m is his Wound he says that (met Will they melee I very hot. study fire. At m with!!! auctions potewes sold at ‘2% and a cent: 3 bushel, and in many in m‘fmnd so taken at any price. “to! Work I! Bum Operations. Drums. 8. L. April «it—The National Milo Butter works here will be started scum star e la; shutdown. with LMM .' ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ >4 WWW?!» ENG: Belmont. APRIL .9: 1896. no Illegitimate rename sxemslon. "CM sham-s "QM mil st M m Minus. Pu. April uwa terrible at simian muse st tbs uvulll of lineal. Boyd. shouted at the north Mountain. nine miles north of this place. which re- sulted in thsdssth of two men and thc injury of four other persons, two of them “is. The dead are: ' John Boyd. it years of use. son of Don- uts Bord. the propirotor of the aim. George 0. tiller. 8-3 years old. son or AMI Olin. I well known citizen of this place. Andrew Oiler, a veteran of thelote war. lost the II ht of one eye and had his arm back». we of Oiler's young dinghmrt and a younger son. who were visiting him during the dinner hour. were also badly hurt by the force of the explosion. the in Juries of the two girls being wusldered serious. The men. with A number of employees of the mill. were sittting In front of thl huge boiler. while several workmen wen engaged in repairing a belt. suddenly and without any warning the boiler blow up. wrecking a part of the building and instantly killing young Boyd and injuring George Uilor so badly that he died within I few minutes. The other man and the young children were hit with fragments of the boiler and wreckage from the build» ing. The elder Oiier was struck in tin bend with a large piece of the iron, which destroyed his eyesight and broke ills arm. The cones of the explosion is a mystery. SEVEN WERE KILLED. The l‘rightful Explosion of 3 Powder Illa-t. Ooolav, Utah, April il—A terrific ex piosion, resulting in the killing of seven men and the injuring of several others. (assumed in the canyon four miles from this city. The men were employed by the Pioneer Power company and were about to prepare a blast when a premature ex~ pplosion occurred. The killed are Dan Morcnn, Ii. Kirk- mnn. George Weaver of Ogden: Nate Keinpton. Samuel Hatfield, .ieff linby oi liulusvilie; .‘iiike lmnnnn of Provo. The Wounded nro Andrew Sprowos. Alfred Eilingstun, George Slater and sav- ersl others. A report was widely circulated that there were over 200 Inn!) near the scene of the accident previous to the explosion. and it is generally believed the loss of life but» been far greater than at first reported. Another Arrest In the Mono Tragedy. Akimh. 0., April lI.-—'l‘bu detectives have arrested .lobn Smith, Ii farm band. who was formerly employed by Alvin N. None, on the charge of murdering Stone and his wife and lraStlllson nt'I'nlllnndgt ten days ago. Smith was discharged by Stone about two wl-rks before the murder, and it is also said that he was in ion with Flora Stone. the youngest daughter of The murdered couple. His attention- Were dismurngcd by the girl's parents Flora Stone said the day after the mur- der that the voice of the murderer sound- ad like that of Smith. Tile prisoner was lodged in jail hero. He is a Sin», and hi: i rcai name. by his own confession, is Rom ulus Cotelk. Corbett In Court. 51'. LOI'XH. April il.—-ln the court at criminal correction James J. Corbett and his sparring partner, Michael Conley, wurenrrnignud for giving a sparring ox- hibltlon contrary to the city ordinance. iioth pleaded not guilty, and Judge Murphy. who did not desire the responsi- bility of trying the cone, ordered njury trial. The section under which Corbett was arraigned provides in case of guilt for a line of not more than $100 or three months in jail, or both such fine and im’ prisonrnent. Before the case went to trial, however, Prosecuting Attorney Mulvlhlll had it boils pressed. telling .ludge Mur- phy that he felt certain that it Would be impossible to secure a conviction. The Tonlwnndn Biotcrs. Blzrraro, April il. —l5'ix men implicated l in the Touawundn riot, which resulted in f the killing of Captain Phillips and his son, were arraigned in court. Four plead cd guilty to rioting and two to partlcipn tion in unlawful assembly. They will be sentenced Friday withthe murderers. Ont man, Edward Monger, was released be cause of fault in the indictment. Twc more, William Goddard and Phil Pei-cw, will stand trial. Percw’s trial will begin Friday. The tenth rloter, Lough, skipped his bail and cannot be found. l'lcndell Not Guilty of Embankment. (Juana, April 9.——Ex~Clty Treasurer llolcn pleaded not guilty in the district court of embezzling $30,000 from the city of Omaha. The trial will probably con tinue several weeks, and some sensational developments indicating the disposition oi the missing funds pro apprehended. Biennial-ck Expresses Thanks. . BERLIN, April 0. — The Hamburger Nechrichten publishesn letter from Prince Bismarck expressing his thanks for tilt congratulations he received from friend: and admirers at home and abroad on the Occasion of his eighty-first birthday, April 1. Death of I \’lrglnln Millionaire. lllcnuoxn, April lI.—-.lohn Pope, vice president of the American Tobacco com. pany, died llt‘l’t} after it short illness. Ht was a millionaire. Ill-hop Ryan Dying. Bl‘l‘l‘ALo, April ill—Bishop Ryan, head of the Roman Catholic diocese of Builnlt and western erw York, is dying with Bright’s disease. NEWS IN BRIEF. Advices from Rome are that, althougl: Agurdnt. in Abyssinin, has been evacuat- ed, the ltnlinns may still hold Knssnln. Ill New York Judge Stover awarded 1; decree of divorce; to, Louisa l’. Snooker from William Shocker, who is Sii years old. London sympathizcrs with .‘lrmonis urged the British government to step it to prevent the expulsion of Christians from Turkey. l-‘ort. Guiana would blow the liritiel warship Cordelia out of water, Venezuela newspapers threaten, if she tries to sail .up the Urinow. ‘ .Children of F. C. llavemeyor of New York have given a “50,000 chemical lab oratory to Columbia university as a mem- orial of their father. ' The Broadway tabernacle, one of tht most wealthy and fashionable churches in New York. decided by nvote of lie to 100 to accept the resignation of Dr. Hen- ry A. Stimson as pastor of that church. The opinion is expressed by many per- sons in Washington qualified to Judge that the Cuban belligerency resolutions passed by congress will have the force oi law if the president does not within ten days. E ESTABIJBHID Will. . mutually Ill-II. H. KRIEGER, South Ismail. Iahoollolno Motel Ilooli. We ‘arry the largest and best assorted stock of MILLINERYI. .. in the twin cities. In our Coat and Cape . Department You can find everything suitable for spring wear. Our prices arc the lowest. H. KRIEGER, South .\'orw:ilk. alertness; LITTLE MONEY! That explains. and you will admit it, when you lmvcginucctl at our SPRING STUL‘ K. Men’s All Wool Suits for Spring . . . . $4.90! These are new goods.just in, and on advertising ilycr for one week only, beginning March (lOth. Buy your Easter furnishings of 55+ and 556 Main St, Bridgeport. w. A. BENEDICT a co. Clothiers and Furnishers, IQIMAIN STREET, SENTINEL BUILDING, Norwalk. So. 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