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Creamery!
New Strawberry Jam, same as I sold
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‘ Tryphosa makes very fine jelly, all
. flavors. “
I ism agent for Cafe Royal Coffee. None
better to be had, and very few. if any
compare with it in quality, as some
. peopleot this city can testify.
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fl North Main Street.
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01.00 per box. 0 boxes for 85.00.
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Maine see the bargain: Mai:
jcrity in Her History.
rowers ml. at tart «reason.
at... animation. ate attests. lie-
eleeted to (leafless—Party Lines Conr-
pletely ‘OVCICIlM—le York ltate
nan-scene Convention at Danie.
Aliens-rs. tie.. Sept. 15.--Malne has
followed the example of Vermont and de-
clared for the Republican ticket by tho
larseet‘meiorityiatleriilstor‘y. According
to the Iawetreeorus, the plurality for Pow
ers lilap.) tor governor will be over 45,000
and probably in the neighborhood of
60,000.
”airline B. m is re-eieehfi to the
‘ . y over“ 0 plorath. The re-
terse show a mobility of about ”.000 for
Di lathe Second dill»l’hl,‘0\’ei' 12.000
for M Hikes: in the Third district and
practice" the same for Boulelle in the
Fourth riot. - ~
in the, state legislature the Democrats
will apfirentiy him less than" half a doz-
en of the representatives In the house and
no one in the senate. ‘
~ s was anticipated, the Republicans
polled a tremendous role and secured
many Democratic ballots. (in the other
hand. many disaffected Democrats remain.
ed , at home. and only a few voted for the
nominee of the gold standard wing. Tin
Pbpulists and Probibllionist votes have
been received from only a few towns. bill
it is evident that neither party polled as
large a vote as two years n
The successful candidate or governor is
the Hon. Llewellyn Powers of Houlton
(Ron). The nominees of the other parties
were ‘Hon. Melvin P. Frank of Portland
(Dem), Luther C. Baleman of Auburn
909.), Amml S. ladd of Calais (Pro)
ad Eon. William Henry Clifford of Port-
land (National lieln.)
Thomas B. Reed of Portland, from tin
First district; Nelson Dingloy of Lewis-
tcn, from the Second district; Seth 1. Mil
liken of Belfast, from the Third district.
and Charles A. Dental 0 f Bangor. from
the Fourth district, w 0 have for years
rcpresentadhlaine in t enatlouaiohouse.
are the congressman fie acted.
A large Early Vote.
With anxious eyes the politicians scan
had the heavens when tiley arose yesterday
morning and prepared for the day's bet-
tlo. The history of Maine elections would
seem to prove that rain does not keep the
average farmer In this section away from
the polls If there Is any issue in which he
take. an interest. but nevertheless the fear
Was entertained that wet weather would
tend to reduce the Republican majority.
and the sullen clouds which over-spread
the sky in the morning were not regarded
with favor. They did not seem to threaten
rain early In the day, but the possibility
that it might conic later on probably led
to the heavy forenoon vote in most sec-
(lone. l'nlil 4 o‘clock the clouds hung
overhead, but it did not rain. and then
the sun burst through. and it cleared.
Everywhere at the polls the organization
of the Republicans was evident in the a.
tivlty they displayed in gutting out a foil
vote at the earliest possible hour. Scores
of bucks and carriages were in coutmisslou
to carry the old and lame voters to the
polling places, and many an aged war
horse who has not cost a ballot for yours
proudly went to his voting place and care-
fully markcd and deposited his ticket.
Many citizens visiting in other states also
cattle home to vote.
The lioluocrots who announced that
they were voting a Republican ticket,
many of them for the first flow. were ap-
plauded and made conspicuous by their
Republican friends. and the few Republic
one who cast- vutes for Democratic nomi-
nno worn in like manner wl-icomcd by the
Democrats.
i1
A Veteran Voter.
\i'ileli lion. James W. Bradbury of this
city. the oldest ox-ls’uiind States senator
living, wont to a polling place In the
First ward and or the first time voted a
Republican ticket,’ he was warmly i'uil-
grutulatod. He is ill years of ago.
While the stubborn determination of the
Democrats to make the boat showing pea.
ethic of. the polls could not bllt impri-ss
tho onlookers, the fact that they lacked
thc organization and enthusiasm of their
iicpubllcau opponents was readily disccrnl.
bio. Then, too, the dosertion of some of
their most prominent members had a dis
courugillg effect, and the contingent that
refund to go to the polls at all was not a
slmili one. As was expected. the fact that.
the name of lion. William llcnlly Clifford,
the gubernatorial nomiuce of the gold
lh-lilocrnta, was not on the official ballot
tended to reduce the vote that. ho might
otherwise have received.
The Populism vvoru active In the roar
munitios where they have provlollaly
shown strength. but many were inclined
to vote the i'iuuumrullc ticket. bccausnfhoy
believed lilo ballot would be counted for
frmisliver. With the i'rohibltlonfsts the
currency attention was not an Issue, and
the vote of this party was entirely by men
who havoonst their ballots for the l’rohl
bition candidates for years.
About the polling piuccs tllrouuilout tho
siiilo It was gaunt-ally very quiet. 'l‘hcrn
worn lull few local contests to arouse foo
tioilnl funds. and order was preserved with»
out nluoh difficulty. The cannpnign which
prccmicd tho commit of the day was the
roost interesting Maine has such in all
years if ever in her history. It has present-
nd the unique torture of son arrayed
against father. in tho (ifliill of the lion. flor-
old l-‘owail of lintli. who look the stillnp
to argue against the principlca of lion.
Arthur Sewail, the Democratic uolniuso
for vino president. but in all the sfl'lfc
and contention overthc question of the
day the contest was remarkably free from
personalities .
New York Democrats.
burrito. Fem. fault seems probable
lbnttbntlckct to he canted by the Dem-
tcrntln atnfo convention when it a'sscmbles
will lie‘
For Hammer—«John iloyd Thacher of
Albany.
For [lieutenant (lornrtmrm Charles P.
ticf‘lnliaud of Wcslcbnator.
For Judge Court of Appealoullobert C.
'l'itus of iiuffaio.
The platform will be brief if the wishes
of those at meaent here are carried out. it
will indent in few words the platform
and ticket adopted at (Bl-loam. will ties
cant upon lhe‘trus principles of macera-
pe- ep. being the rule always of the preterm.
will pmlslm that the simple are flown-
trondrit by the accumulation of wealth
of a few, will denounce the Raises
liquor tits low as a measure deal" l
against the freedom of the people all da-
clam that it was trained for the purities of
obtaining revenues for the support of the
Republican party and to aid in reducing
a is: rate made enormous bv the estrsvm
,fl,
”W " 1' a.
mu» Wm a
. it new rry all: fillets tilt
convention. r
, The convention will meet" tomorrow
at noon and will complete its work by
'i‘hurgtifl Wrnooa. There will be no frie-
tlen, as his not believed that any at the
trieups a! gold will be some participants
in tilh‘cdhmoll.
‘ Named of Albany.‘Elliott Dau-
‘fori of Cbmmugo and William Suiror of
New York are mentioned as candidates for
the temporary and permanent chairman-
shipe. ‘
Mayor Motley of Troy. the stats commit-
leenlsn built that district, brought news
that mailrmsd the dispatches lathe effect
"that Solicita- Murphy would not he‘sble‘to
attend the convention in person. Ashlin
personal representative Mt. hiellcy said
that while Ha“ Murphy was in very good
health he would not come for fear that a
change of water and ciiluafe would affect
his present improvement. When Mr. Moi-
on first arrived. he said that he believed
that Frederick (fuck would be a good men
to nominate, and as McMoiloy seldom
ventures an opinion unless that opinion
expresses the opinion of Bonnier Murphy,
it is safe to say thatthst was Mr. Mur-
phy’s choice. When Mr. Molioy was in-
formed ihat Mr. Cook had positively de-
riined to he a candidate. he looked sur-
prised and declined to express an opinion
:is to who would be the candidate. lie
claimed that he did lint know Mr. Mur-
phy's wishes ill the matter. but later.
when he was asked for an expression of
opinion, said that Mr. Murphy did not care
who was the nolnluce.
llili Again Declines to Attend.
The Interesting news is to the «deal
that the leaders here had made another
attempt to gut Mr. Hill to attend the con
volition. There has been a conference of
such of the persons as have constituted
themselves leaders In the silver movement
There were present at this conference Nor-
man E. Mack, Senator Chase. .1. W. Ridge-
wuy, Secretary Reynolds of the county
committee. 'Alderntsn'James Kennml y and
a few others. It was decided to wire to
Senator iiiil,‘ urging him to come to the
convention and give his views upon the
subject presented. Mr. Mack called up
Wolfcrt’s Roost by telephone. and the re.
'suit niust'have been very discouraging to
them. Senator Hill thanked them for
rbeir kindness in giving him a special in-
vitation, but said that he could give them
no encouragement. He had not decided
to attend the convention, and at present he
could give them no answer as to his ac-
tion. It was generally spread among the
conforms that Senator Hill would not he‘
timeout.
'l'ilo candidaclos of the various would be
governors made no material change dur-
ing the night, unless it was that Mr.
iiidgeway's boom took a drop. it was
urged, as has been stated, that Mr. Iiidgo-
way was not entirely favorable to the oil-
llre delegation from Kings county and
that therefore he Would not be agood
candidate. it was therefore practically do-
ultltill is drop, him and substitute in his
place Charles P. hicCiolland of Wostchcs’
for county for the office of llclltouant gov-
,crnor, giving this governorsbip to Mr.
Thachcrof Albany. Of course this was
a slate with only a few of tho dob-gates
present, but it Is even under these condi-
lions considered every likely one. The
court of appeals judgosbip, it was said.
would without doubt on to Eric county,
who would select Judge Robert (‘-. ’l‘ltus
of Buffalo.
silver “'ill Rule.
One of the nunmlnccmcuts of the night
made by the lenders at present bore was
to the cflcct that even if it was found that
there was a majority of gold standard
Democrats upon the stale committee any
notion of that body lending to place gold
standard men In control of the temporary
organization would bc defeated by tho
cimvontion itself In the some manner that
the action of the national commiticc at
he national lb-nmrratio convention was
overturned. If is iu-liovcd that this con-
rcution‘wiil an arch further in tho nint-
fer and will refuse to allow any debate as
to its action.
It is not bollnvcd. however, that tho
itato’commillm will have a majority of
its body for gold. for many of the taco
who would have mind for gold am all-
«mting themselves. Those who will surely
not take an active part in the Work are
(‘bairman James W. Hlukley. Scorcfnry
.lohn (hum-u. 'i‘rcssumr (.‘nryl \\'. Ely,
l’orr)’ Belmont. rapnmcntlug the First dis
irict: fibril-ice M. Preston of the Twenty
fifth. E. ii. S. Miller, mprcscliling the
Pony eighth; Joseph Scimtlner, roprc
milling the Forty-ninth: (‘. lilcycr and .l.
llulnpdcn Robb of tho uracilflvommlnlf-
'0". I iii the nullulmlcr of the coulnlillco
tin-re are supposed to be about five nmnv
Iii-rs who will vote for gold. and that
leaves no doubt but that the preliminary
lrnnnimtion of the convention as Well as
rho pcruinncnt ("sanitation will be for
silver.
Mr. f'onnsn. who has been a leader in
the party from this suction for years and
haedroppsd out. because of the friction
over the lunacy utnudnrd. mid last night:
“’l'ho foolish story sent out that thcro was
not enough money for the paying of tho
nxpcnsosnf this ccnvcnilcu is absolutely
(also. While 1 have not boon and will not
he in sympathy with tho vlcwa that will
probably rule this sourcntion. l and the
other ccmmillmnun from this district
are reslniiiaiblo for the convention coming:
born. and there will be no default in Ibo
payment of the running expenses. "
There was a nutter here that Thomas
P. Ryan of Syracuse was mentioned as a
probable candidate for the natural place
upon the ticket. and that when the Hyra
cues delegation nrrivud they would begin
an active canvass for him. it is likely
that thorn will he a lively fight over the
mental place upon the ticket lmlny wbcn
the friends of ilidacwny. hiciflcilnud and
Ilyuu bcula to work.
Mr. ltryaa'e leather- Tour.
Lot'tsvltls. Sept. law'l‘hrsn wombat
doiivnmi in three different parts of the
city loinrgn crowilscunatiiiiiod Ia-l night's
Workof William J. ilrynn in this city.
The first of these speech”! was at l’huulx
hill. where the candidate of three pint-
ferms midi-cold an audit-non variously esti-
mated at from thumb to soon). There
were at least amp pmmln in the its-cm
bingo which listened to him at mutiny-
Market and double that numlmr at Wit.
bird's Mill.
in the first sport-h Mr. llryan innit mm.
lit") to Indirectly pay his compliments m
the National Democratic convention nomi
been by advising his audience in either
vote the Republican ticket or in uni-t. their
ballots in farm of the Chicago ticket. The
other two speeches of the nominee were
abort and hiltn been mveml to It amt et-
lnnt by other addresses of Mr. llryan.
At l’hsnfs hill the carriage me- home
diataly surrounded by a bowling mob. and
it look the fliiiiliitioil tiffm‘i! of 2" twill”-
meu to force a passageway lo the platform
for Mailman. ills appearance on the
imters’ stand else the signal for uproar.
fill '3 '
‘ .‘- eat omit.» ryaatesrtyi lair.
iteotuesy was an amnesia-tic one in the
extreme. The poo ie of llendarsoti
brought out the iautlilahabitsuo of that
city Ind ”Weill early half as runny
moth from the surrounding towns The
streets were bloated-final the drum to the
stand crusted fer the lileeiing, where it
areas of hlunuuity was“gathered. Mr.
Brynn nisdo two speech“. the in the
city brill: liilll the other from a stand
erected In one of the broad streets of that
city. Southern enthusiasm was shown in
the greatest degree, and every one in the
vast audiences wanted to shake hands
with the man whom they called the next
president. After leaving Henderson the
train made five minute stops at Owens-
boro, l‘lnwcsvllle, Clovorport and lrviug
ion, where liir. Bryan told the crowds,
that he was glad to note tile lnicrcst they
wereiaking and thanked them for the
ovations paid him.
Governor Elect I'ownrs on the Election.
Hermon. Ma,’ Sept. it. - Governor
elect Llewellyn l’nwers was scan by a rope
rescnttitivo of the Associated Press and
asked for an expression of his opinion on
tho resultof the election. He said: “ Maine
has declared iii no uncertain terms agnlllst
repudiation and dishonesty as represented
by free silver and a no cont dollar. We all
know that the Pine Tree sinlooouid bu do-
pcnded upon If) the cnlorgency to not the
entire country a good example, bill. the
extent to which her citizens have oxpross-
N their approval of sound money and the
Republican policy has even exceeded our
expectations. [think the resultof the bal-
lot is most significant. The omnpaign has
been a short one. hilt the people of Maine
have been cruelly interested. and the ma.
jnrlty with which our citizens have hollor—
ed the Republican ticket simply indicates
that in November the Democratic policy
of injustice and inflation will rocclvo a
blow from which it will never recover."
I'oi flies in Alabama.
BlimleliiAll, Ala. Supt. ifs—This city
will he the center of a number of political
gatherings this week. Already prominent
Democrats, Republicans, i’opuiists and
cold standout Democrats have arrived, nnd
within the next few days it will be known
if there is to be any fusion ill Alliltnnm
politics. The gold standard Democrats
have a full electoral and congressional
ticket. They are making an active fight
and claim to be gaining strength daily.
The Democratic conference will be bold
Thursday, and it will decide as to tho us
turn of the proposition to be made to tin»
l’opulists. Congrussnmn Howard, who
is born. stated that he had a letter from
Senator iluilor advising him that- tin
confusion lntlm matter of tho uominoor
‘for vlco president "will shortly be adjust
vii by the withdrawal of Scwaii. which
has been agreed upon. "
Whore llryan “'lll Speak In “'ssilington.
.of tho loenl Democratic comlnitloo it was
decided that Mr. iii-yon should speak from
a stand to be (ifflillr'il ill the old baseball
park. which but been unused for some
ycars. Addrl'flfii'g will be made also by
Senators illuckiuiru. Faulkner, Danici.
Johns and Norman. .lcfl i‘handlcr and
Thomas l“. firmly of New York.
Ilnw Major liloliinle-y Board the News.
Camus. 0.. Sept. fir—Mr. and Mrs.
ironic llnrinr. who live two doors south of
tho McKinley homo. clltcrtaiucd tho .\lc
Kinicy family at dinner inst owning.
.\lal"r )chlnli-y rccolved lilo ucws from
.‘lllilli'. which came to llllii thronuii lilo rc-
posilury. the Western l‘lllon company pro-
viding a loop to his house for tho occasion.
New Hampshire tlold Democrats.
Cn\f‘()l(ll. .\'. ll.. Supt. l5.——'i‘bo stair
coluniiffco of the gold standard Democrat.-
Ilus olocicd Gordon \l’oodilury of .‘litlllllil’rl-
tcr chairman llllll voted to invilo lion.
Harry iiinulmm to prcddo o'vcr tho stutt-
convention on Scpl. ‘J l.
l’opuiisla Notify Mr. liryan.
MAMEHN. Nob” Supt. lII.~—'l'llil llllll.
William \'. Alb-u. chairman of tho l’opu-
list national f‘flil\'l'llllllil, iln~ lllnilcd to
William J. llryan a lcficr officially noti
fying him of his nomination by that body.
Lillian liusscli In Luck.
SCllhh'l‘UN. Pa. 5an if..-".\tl .\mcri
can ihnutv." Lillian ifnswii‘s ucw comic
npcrn. rccclvcd its first. prcscniatiun on any
~lngc last nigh! at tho Fruiblupllam flu-n
tu-r unticr tho nmlmgn-uu-ut of (hoary .\
l.cllcror of lilo New lurk Casino. The
llllislctil conic-dy. for it is lilllc tnorc. l-i by
lllmh Morton and iiiiblltul lx’urkcr and
deals with tile adventures of it rich New
port woman in a romantic love affair with
it“ I'Illglis‘llcnrl. \vilo illullly \vllls llcr from
a liunlbcr of fllb-d lilliilllllll'i‘l'b’ and circus
owners. the lain-r of whom itn- trying in
not bur as a iliumo bcuuly for flu-Ir shunt
'i‘bu pim'c rallies along with urn-til da-b
and scored li docidcll bli. Min. lilmoll
was rcccivcil with i‘llllilll-lllblll by on uudl
cllco which volllplctoly flilcd tho house.
The npvra was lu-uulifully Man-Id. lillll
.\Ii-a Kiln-ell was uidcd by a i'upuldc moi
pally.
"in Search of Happiness" a Mucus.
WAHflfMi'i‘fih‘. r‘cpt. lit - \\'n~hiuclnu
hm night wilm-mul lim lit-«l production
on the American slaucof “iii Scurcil of
Happiness," by Edward lhiusurd and lbub
or! Downing. lit illll National illi‘illvr. 'l'lu
credit of bringing it lufnrn the public in
the elaborate nmuucr In which It was pro
duccd in due to llulvcl't “owning and lib
inaimgur. James ‘W. .‘inrrlmny. .\ lli'f‘lili’tl
«vim-es before u large and rcprcsmltniivi
audience was M'iif‘flll. The low sccucu lillil
situations buiwoon Mr. lhmulnu and fill
uculc liluir. which occur in tho third not.
created enthusiasm. 'l‘bc M'l‘lii'l'y, purflcu
larly that which liliuirulca “immullghf
on the banks of tho llllluc.” was very m
lrncllvc.
net-m of Mimi schooner to Appeal.
UT‘f'Mt‘A. New. lh. ...- ‘i‘hu .llilnrlrnn
schnuncr learlck lil'fll‘llll‘ was wired
some limo Mt" oil the Nova Hmtln i-misl
for violation of the ilsbcry law. bmlnu
lel cousin mold» the Ilircc tulle lilnli
.‘bn wn- modemnmi by the court. and ibc
iletmrlmcni of lustlcc has now from tmtl
fled flint the «mom will appeal lo the all-
promc court. of I'niimla. m they claim that
who was not within the three mile limit at
the time.
The navel-lilo» in "is t'biilpplaee.
MAX!” A. Philippine islands, Hopi. ifs—-
MM"! ll"! lenders in the coiwplmcy with
Nero shot at Harlin, in the island of Lu.
son. were two illcrolmllis mmh Limitmm
lmciaa lulmut “bonnet, ibn goturuor of
ill" with!) fillll several doctors and chom-
leis.
Treason luau.
Waiiff‘fn'l'ns. i-opi, tr»._'l‘im irmtury
ycsieldny lost almost in gold coin null
053.40) in bars, which lmvrs the true
alumni of tho rel-larva ti Hamish.
mug..mw.~vm -.
Wssmxo'rox. Sept. lo.--At a nli‘illlllfl-
iii-l“ ll '1 :,m
EugiltltJ Police Giulia to Have
Unearthed a Fenian Plot.
M
BELL Alli) TYilili ABBAIGNBD.
During the painters! Visit selected For
the blatantly Outrage-«‘luepector his].
ville of Marion Watched the Conspi-
rators From the Beginning.
Loxfios, Sept. i5.——A report is in circu-
lation here that it was the intention of 1’.
J. Tynan and his confederntcs to pcrpo
train an outrage atllslmorai castle during
the villi of the czar to Queen Victoria at
that place.
It was learned that the conspirators
were Ill alliance with tho Feniaus, nnarch
late and nihilisfs, and that they were all
working together. 'l‘honlhilisls subsorib
ed funds and dynamite for the leaders, on
the express condition that “busluose”
should be dolio on the continent.
Tho visit of lilo czar and czuriua to the
quecu at Belmont! anti their subsequent
journey to France ware dcomcd by the
nibilisls to be the most suitable occasions
Ill 'whlch to attempt filo life of their Im-
[)(l'lfil inajuslius. ’i‘ilo donors to the funds
in America, however, insisted that a blow
should first be struck at England.
it is statcd that the conspirators, before
they left the l'nltod Status, wupo taught
how to mix chemicals to fornl high explo-
sivcnnnd the use of clockwork to cause
cxplosions. ’l'bulr louchcr was a Russian
professor. Through ilim tbc nihilism and
Famous were brought togotimr, and if
was due to ills efforts that .lllU nilinllcn ho-
iwoon them was entered into.
licll, lilo nllcgud dynnlliltcr, who was
arrested ill Glasgow, was arraigned in llli‘
Glasgow police court. and. after the ink
log of fornml testimony, was remanded.
licll was brought into court lulndcuilcil
to two policemen. It was lcarnofl in tin-
.lourso of tho proceedings ill court that
Bell was arrested without; a warrant. 'l'hc
police inspectors, with several Irish du-
lociivcs, watched his hotel and shadowed
him from the time of his arrival in (lins-
.row. lust Wuducsdny, until lhcy finally
took him into custody. "
Boil l‘rotcsis innocence.
i\‘iicn ho was arrested. licli protested,
dccluriiur that be was an American citi-
zen. \l‘hcn ho was confronivd with it»
crimlnnting documents which were found
ill his bag. showing his connection with
'l‘ynnn; notorious as “No. i." be said that
in- bud found filo papers in tho lavatory of
the hotel. Doll is 23 yours of age, is well
dressed and has the dolnwmnr (if a lii‘llbltl
man. He had bctwccn mob and Hoe to
nail and scvornl American letters of credit
ill his person wlll‘ll nrrcvfcd.
A dispatch frmn llotlordulll says that
dill! of tho ullogcd dylinmilcrs nrrcstcd
illili‘il has liocn ldcllfillod as .l. l". Kcurncy
if .\'cw York. who was couccrnod ill flu
‘dowing lip of tho Glasgow gas works]
It is ionrucd that during 'i‘ynuu's tell:
if tho continent and up to the limo of llln
irrcsi ill ilouloullc llc post-d as a courier
il ancn \‘lctoriu charged with tho duly
ll collloylllg an autograph lcilcr front hot
an mm- to tho czar of. (‘opcllilagf-ll. lii'll.
V'i.o lllfill nrrcslcd illiilllsgnw. was 'l‘ylmn's
mcrctary.
'l‘llo lilollc lissoris that tho (‘lnn-lla (incl
has bccn supplying 'l‘yunll nlld tho llllll‘i’
lyluiluifcrs with ample funds. ’l'yluit.
had a largo sum of lilollcy about-him win-l.
il'i‘i'riltlll. ills principal drink whilc in
Ilouloguo was clullllpnullc.
'l'llo Scotland Yard officials say that the
headquarters of tho dynamite conspiracy
tl'll ill London. bill that tho London policv
buvo iu-cll kcpt informed of tho iiIn\'l‘illl'lii>
if tllmvonspirntors by informers ill illli'
vino and New York.
'l‘ynnu was arraigned ul lloolounc he
’orollio public l‘l‘llb‘l't’fllwl‘. llo llilliillli‘ll
that ho was lilo mall dcscriixod lil lhc war
rout of llrrcsf and Wm rcmnndcd pointing
the arrival of tho popcrs rmllilrcd to client
Il.‘ I'Kll'iillillilll to England ‘
Among the pnpcr-e found in posstmiol.
if iii-ll \\'lil'li ho was urn ~n-d of ili:l~,:nw
1W sci'cral telegrams from 'l‘_vii.-lll. in mu
if which Drill in luslrlicfcd in "clinic i4
Iloulngoo and icuvo lbc roiicn Mull llncull-
log the cxplosivml bchiml "
A ('ollllllllllll'ufloll(if u i-‘lillililillilllil char
icfcr was iri‘~lli‘li llilli'lillil.’ Ibcnrrosl of flu.
illcgcd ilylmm‘lio conspirators. If soy-
iulnug “tin-r lliilllh fluff Illu Fi‘lilldliil
i'nrd lillll lube bovo bm-n fully :nvurc for
~oluc limo post that a unit): of (li‘nlli radian
‘mvo boon coconut! in Ami-rich in prepare
iii“ the details and arranging ilu- rumilt
‘litlillili of lift t'xlilllrlltli ului diabolical plot
.0 lu-rpoirtiic n flvntllii‘llu nufruuu ill lfiux~
land and cslnllllsli n rclcll of lcrrirr.
Plotters l'micr fincvrillnm-c.
l'blcf ill-.pcclnr .‘iiclvliln of tho Mciro
'Illlllltli police has bad charge of tho Not
'uuul Yard nrrnliucnu-uis for fru~lrolliw
hc tic-lull» of tho coll-.pirulur~ :iml prod
fully Illi‘l \vlib uricit socrocy llf'l'l'i‘ u lii‘l»
.vork around tho plenum. ‘l bc priuur
illnvcre of the plot Wi'l‘l“ l‘li'lliillla in \nlvri
in. and when tin-y bud i'lil’f‘li'll their con
ipirm')’ on for as lbcy could in tho i'nitcd
~falcn Tyne" and flu- nllicr principal
tilt-ills \vcro will in Volume In pill fbc il|'
dubs of tho plotters lulu opcruflun.
licil was chimp-d to on to Scotland to
fin-ct a writ-- of curtain". lbcrc, ibv llcccw
illl'}' I“|ili|hl\l‘t ill lll‘ will in llllll li’tlill
llclulum on they miubi lm rcoulri-d.
'l'llc i'olilml Ncws any-f llm plot. in
which if in clinruml 'i'yluill. licll. Wallis-c
illd lv'cnrlwv \vcvc implimiicli. “on bulcbml
ill the I‘iiitnd Home and that it won
wide-proud in its miulflvuiiolta. Imiouly
ill I'qulmld. but to various manila-mid
mulurlcu, 'I‘bc conspiracy all» atoriml
months sun. and, sllluuiuli fbuwcnnucctml
with it ilmuuht flu-y wcrc w-eriuu With
the utmost nccrcvv so far us the auilwrf
lice Worn rulivcrilvll. lllurc \vl'fl' llililiilit lit"
plnlfcra two or illi’l'l‘ our-ills of lili‘ lillllhll
govcrulnnnt who kcpt ibo bomb-n poii- .-
lill'ltwl "f f‘l‘i‘i‘}’ morn ”fill this limb! or
pmpmnd by lilo conspirators from the
very inception of the plot.
The police horn know oven the million of
the turn sci-wind by flu! :\iill'fli‘nll limolo
linmvtv mclv‘li‘ tn canwmpluainuu in Hull
land and «to flip continent.
'i hc police horn. in their Investigations.
early bottom! that tho Illflflll/llll'lif lino pint
fort- was lac-Mod at licrciu-iii. a suburb of
\niwcrp. and when lilo plan- for the at
out were rmupb-in the authorities of rimf
city worn flotilla-d. and an attempt wa-
mmlr- to arrest the inch in tllcliniim' whom
illc l'tl-lt-Ilvsa \vvrc sforcrl. 'I'liis. how
am. fullcd. but it is tinnmhi amulet cor
loin that the two nwnwb‘anruny and
”Mill“. tilioa “Wilton-«Willi m'rn utrMml
‘il Iioifcrdalil. are, lhr lt‘izbim-u who iivcd
in f’u- hflil-‘I‘ tit ilerclicm.
ivcunuy .o-cni Doll in Moscow for the
burrow of Mlllfiillfll! the physical fora-u
pnrly tin-rs as to their willlnuncu to re.
sort to ”W tisn of tlytmitili".
ii is not expected that Tynan will be
nsvnlllfcrl mull the conclusion of the
”w
Miss Annie Oakley writes: U,
and many attire Buffalo Bill Wild sat
On. um yen Allen's Fantasia, the
nowdsrto . lambs shoes. a most
thorough trial. and can honestly say
that it does all if not more than you
claim." It instantly takes the sting out
of some and bunions. Allen's Foot-ease
is a certain cure for swollen. smarting.
aching. blistered or'aweatiug feet. Sold
by all (linguists and shoe stores. twenty-
five cents. Sample sent free. Address
Allen 8. (hosted. Delloy, N. Y.
Poison ivy. insect bites, bruises,scn_lds,
horns are ruickly cured by Dewdt's
Witch Hazel Salvo, the great pile cure.
If). P. Weed and (l. (J. Stillsou.
The Ideal Panacea.
James L. Francis. alderman. Chicago,
says: "I regard Dr. King's New Dis-
covery as an Ideal Paulwcu for Coughs.
(folds and Lung (,‘omplaints, having
used it ill myf‘llmilv for the last five
years. to the exclusion of .pilyeiciaus'
ptvlwriptions or other preparations."
Rcv. Joint Burials. Kooknk, Iowa,
writes: hl have been a minister of tho
Mctlnulisf Episcopal church for .30 yours
or more. and linvc llcvcl- found anything
so imnchcial, or lliill uzlvc mo such
slxwdyrclicf :ollh'. King’s New Dis-
covery." Try this Idcul (tough Rom-
cdy now. 'l‘riul botilos froo libii. (‘.
Stillson'a and ii. 1’. Wood's drug stores.
Boys will be boys," but you can't af—
ford to lose any of them. Be ready for
the green apple season by having Dc.-
witt's (Jolie and Cholera Cure in the
A Valuable Prescripiion.
Editor Morrison, oi’ Vl’tlrtilingfou,
Iud., Sun, \vrifcs: “You have avnlnu-
olc prcscription ill Elm-trio Biffcrs.:uu1
[can cllccrfuily rccolninclul it for (ion-
itipuiion and Sick Hcmliu-lic. and ash
gclu-mi syslcm tonic it has no cqunl.”
Mrs. Annie Sicillc, ".2625 Collage Urovc
.lvcnuc. Chicago. was all run down.
could not cut nor dim-st food. luula
backache which ncvcrlcft her and felt
lll'ltfl and \vcni'y. but six bottlcs of Elec-
n'ic Biticrs rcslorodllcr itcultll fillfll'f"
ncwml ilcr sfl'cluzfll. Prim-s no ccllfs
uul $1. (lot: a botflc fit it. (I. Htilisou‘s
.lllll. ii. 1’. chd‘s dull: stun-s.
Many a duy‘swork is lost-by sick hood-
lclle (mused by illdigcstion and stomach
(roublcs. DcWitl‘s Littlc Early risers
"'0 the most cli‘cctuul pill for overcom-
ing such dillicultics. E. 1’. Wood and
G. G. Stillson.
There is more Cililil‘l‘ll in this section
if tilc country fhuu nil olilcr discuscs
out togclhcr. and unfilfllc lust fcw yours
was supposed to be incurablc. For n
rrcut malty years doctors pronounced it
| local disease, and proscribed local rom-
niicsmnd1 bycousfzullly failing to cure
.vith locu ll‘t‘lllllli'lil, pronounced it ill—
curublc. Scicncc has provcn catnrrll to
bcu constitutional disease. and then--
forc l‘t’ililil‘i‘i constitutional tl'eutntcnt.
llfill'Si.}flll|I‘Ili (hire. mumlfncturcd by
it‘. .l. Cllcny &. (30., Toledo, ()Itio. is the
lllly constitutional cure on the market.
it is taken in doses from in drops to a
tctrslumuf‘ul. It acts directly on tho
raucous surfuccs of the. system. Tin-y
ifi'cronchundred dollars for any cost-
it f‘ullstocurc. Sclld for list of icsfi-
nloninls. Address 1". .l. L‘lll“..'ii\' N
Lit L, Toledo, l). Sold by fll‘upgisls.
The whole systcnl is drm'ncd and un-
lcrmiltcd by idolcnt nlccrs and upon
some. Dcwitt's Will-ll lluzcl Salvo.
omulilv llcnls llil‘lil. it is fltc lif'n‘l pilc
curc known. 1'). P. Weed and G. C.
SilllSt)ii.>«w_ mew“.--
CABTORIA.
or Z
la a . -
mry
"“3“" .xfi 4m ...,....
CMTORIA.
“dbl” fur
halo .,
. every
”avg/fl, Zm m...
Clitoris is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and llhil
dren it contains neither Opium,
Iorphme nor other Narcotic sub.
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregcric, Drops, Soothing Syrups _
and Castor Oil It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers Castcria is the
Children’s Panacea-the llothefs
Friend
CASTORIA
For Infants an$ Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria, and are that the fac-sitin.)
signature of
is on the
wrappch'i‘ m
We shall pro- '. '
feet ourselves and the public at all hazards.
’i‘nu CENTAL‘R Comrauv, 77 Murray SL. NJ].
anr‘ZI lib " v
We
‘3‘"
“576 to 1883
Offices, dill: Main Slrcct,
BRIMEI’oflT. CONN:
Norw'alk
Lobsters!
Soft
Shell
Crabs!
., . ,
" ”,4” .
our" .- “’ I,
it doesn't matter much wilolllcr nil‘lt‘
hcmlucbc. bilionsncss. indigcsilpn and
unavoidable circumslaul-cs. l)c\\'ul‘~
Little Early iliscre wdl spcmhly l‘illl
:ln-lnull. l}. l’. Silllolill and U. 1‘,
Word.
CASTORIA.
Theft:-
lllllt ¢ ,1. first;
“”2?“ . v , W mun
Bucklin’s Arnlcs Salve
The boat salvo ill ibc World fur cuh,
'Iruiscs. aurcr. ulccrs. roll rhcum. fem
writs. fuller. clulppcd bonds. i'lilllillilll~.
norm. and all slim eruptions. and [not
it is guaruuim‘d lo givc pcrfccf Nutritiv-
lion or money rcflludcd. i’ricc 13hr» Ills
per box. 8. i’. Word and fl. ll. Stimson.
if you have cvcr sccu a lililc child in
tho acuity of sulmncr complaint. you
can rcaliw llu‘wlnugcr of ”in ”cubic and
.ipprcciulc flic vuluc of lillilllllilillin‘llri
i‘ciii'f always fill'oidcll by lb'Wilf‘u i‘nlic
iv f'holcni Him For dywuicry and
.Iloi'tiiwall iii if rcllablc i‘vllli'll)‘. Wu»
mold out afford to rm-oumicml thin :i. u
curc if ll wc-rc iin a cum. 1'}. l'. WWII
and (i. l“. Htilllwll.
Ibuu‘l triflc away flmc wiwu you lll|\'l'
t‘llllll’l'it umrbua or diurtlm-a. Vllzbl
”will in tho bcuilmfng with it Will's
i'ollc .\- f‘lmlcra (‘utc. You don’t bow
towull for rcaulls. flu-y im- inrinnluu»
mus. and if lcavcs tltc bowcis ill llf'nllli)‘
condition. E. l'. Wot-d illlil (i, if. billi-
soil.
WANT ANVTHING 'i‘
No lived in. Advertise
in ilui Hnuiil Nurwulit
Evening
t
r: fie visit to From-n.
aentlnoi.
constipation :irc calm-d by llcplccl or M!
l
I
.
l
tivclycums piles. or no pay rcuum-dfi
tty Wail
Decoration
docsu't s'ml .illj. ililil'i' limo ugly pilpvl‘
li's llli'l'i'lV n ltiulivr of lila‘il'. if you or:-
uol Mac u but you \\’.’illl, tho but way is
lit go in u rcliulnlc plllcc. You couldn‘t
no ivv Izcl‘c if you in: (lvvcl' Hi luiril. We.
in only lmlicvc lluu lhcru town was a
|Il'l'llli‘l' Nil" of wall Ibilx‘i‘. ,
i l'dllllllifl, polwr hanging and ill-comb
li :.
if not i‘tdlt‘l‘illl‘lll for volt to cull zit lilo
slurp, drop it trivial. and lwill lurpbutscd
to call on you with afull iiucof samples.
i E. E. GORHAM,
‘ to i-‘liiS'l‘ AVENUE.
East Norwaik. - . Connecticut
s‘l‘i .
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l
s me... am. . .. ,k
MAKszvoow
WANTS KNOWN
in run
EVEMHG SENIIHEL
”as
‘v
YOUNG» MAN
Why inkl- the chance of divine:
without. lmurnucc. when Four
fields it day will
IHSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR ouooo:
fir His (Via. a day will give you an Knduw
motif of 31.000 payable to ultras-if if you
, live. 'I’vlih insurance. the everything
commonest is the cheapest. intact in the
‘ Connecticut Genera
Life Insurance so.
(if i' or ford.
is. smudi‘srmsu
ill Washington fittest, do. horwsik
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