1.1. limb. of leopard mt. enter;
mined the bloodline Club. lent night.
Edmund Jaimie m surprised at his
impure in Ecnr‘y street. Not-welt. Than.
day nisigt .
Paul G. Schultue and family have
moved to Gerard R. Wood’s house in
» Hamilton “cane.
Countable: nonnuuse. Pintt. Lad
gun and Goodwin have been. sworn in
by Tom: Clerk Smith.
Catholic Union Council, K of 53., will
attend the 7 o'clock inn'se at tit. Mary's
church. marrow morning.
J Bonk Golriechtnidt, of Hope Hose
company. fell from a ladder and injured
his)” at the Wilton "Venue fire.
Mrs Daisy Comanickhof New Canaan
h is bmllfl suit for divorce against her
hit-band. William W. Qomctock.
Thomas F. Dunn, of the John Hun-
c v. _ aim luenmnce company, is in
Waterbury. attending the funeral of his
other. .
The members of Welcome Strangers
L loge. done of St. George will give an
entertainment Monday night. in their
half in Main street, Norwaik. ‘
.4.
John Boyst. assistant buizgagc tensor
5 t the Wtidl-b and station, was handling:
a trunk recently when he cut one of he
fingers very badly on a piece of tin.
Ir in 'Itld'fi'fltllld 1; mt the reconstruct“
oi Quinttrd building Will be occupied
on the first floor by Undertaker J D
o u June, eel and flair, Patrick dinette} .
th hot-heir; m-l that the third floor Will
be used . e a hall. ‘ '
Home in reported plenty. but the liga-
ters e urchin: trod prices iii the mu:-
hate :‘or the contents of their gumvbagu.
P (rd-v retail for $2 per pair, and
quail and woodcock at eighty ceius
r: ch. ui'iyiquirreis are plenty and
my wine.
V Pnlmy Days of Agriculture.
Bythc corn law of in.) importation of
wheat was prohibited until the price
touched 48 shillings per quarter. when a
nominal duty of Sixpence wan imposcd
In the year 1787 the average price of whom
was 429. ad. But so abundant was tin.-
cuppiy of corn that large Qiuintities were
exported to less favored countries abroad
J ersoy alone of fill the islands had not eul-
ficicnt corn tor her inhabitants and im-
period it from England. France and Dam
eig. From the "Concise View of En,"-
lund" We extract the following delightful
picture: “Onc favornble your for corn is
sufficient to supply three years of scarcity
tn the inhubitmts. and even at such times.
when the seasons prove unfavorable, thcrv
is genemlly u sufficiency, for. after iiii
moderate mine, the corn sown on the hill:
produces great abundance. and in a timo
of the grentcet drought the low and fenny
parts produce most plentiful crops." :s‘n
prolific was the coil in certain places that.
we are told, "the earth about Saffron Wiil
den, after hearing saffron for three years.
will produce good barley for 13 years Slit“
ccssively without any manure." Wiiiit
would the modern farmer any to that piocc
of ugriculturnl extravagance?
So lucrative did the gentlemen who lliliii
cstmce in liticklnghmn find grazing thin
' they generally kept the estates in than
own hands. if they do so now, it would
hardly be for the same reason, but innt‘.
owning then was a profimbic affair. and
the route of farm luudu run excessively
high. "One single meadow called Bcryv
field, in the humor of Qiuu'cndou. nous'
.iylcsliury. was let l'lllll‘y years ago for
£800 per annum and hue since lot for
much more." in iloiccstorshlrc also.
where the iii-wit block much and tlrny
horses were bred. most of the gentlemen
wore gruziers, and it was not uncommon
for them torcritirom £600 to £2,00o n
ymr.-——Gcntlemnn'n Magazine.
“Miro/1*.“ a...“ 0....-
. Duty.
The porrcnnl motto of duty demand: ni
its ndlidrcuts the exorcise of all their for
uitlce to liilit‘int'i‘ what in right and thou
loyal udlim-tu-o Wiif‘li tho duty is found,
It involvcn rcniniiieibillty. tliouitbt. judtz
went on the one band and uuliosltatiiw
olhidionccoli tili‘oliwt'. if ltoil'ii‘r‘ lllill't‘
freedom. it aimluiposm :ltll'l‘lit'l‘ oblirzri
tion. it lute [iciiiilth'siof which tlw‘lmv
knows nothing and rewards uiiicli no
public honor or private friendship can in:
clown—Now ii'ork Ledger.
Tim Noioy.
"Edith. why do you alvmye put cotton
/
in your can when that young Foothill-l}: .
enlist"
“licouiuie of that. deafening suit in-
wcuu."——Detmli Frco rim.
.W
Cleans
house
without
mops,
slops,
or muss,
witliout'
. 7mm m injuring
' paint,
glass. or
brass.
3011
All firm".
l'rcr Sitinpie.
("11th Sr Chlitls,
New York.
- would be glad todo anything i ccncirtcnt
‘ Va. and Cumberland, Md.
, ly for Major McKinley.
l
W
electrocution.
W..-
KB. BBYAE’B
DIG 30" man Would Vote free my»
“Kinny—lane lam-led mutation
In New York and Weakly-mill. It.
pnblinnn head. In Chicago.
Curated out. id~8ccrctaty at [art
culture Home. who spoke at the Audiw
t-um‘ last night undertlunusplost of tin
hound Money league. read the following
letter from Prelident Cleveland. dated in
Graytiahiee. Ballard» lacy. More:
ill. B. Smith, lieu” Chairman:
Dru: Sui—l cm In much interested in
the work which the American Honcnl
Money league has undertaken that l
iy could to aid its efforts. .
l rcurct, therefore, that I must dcclinr
your imitation to address the league on
some date previous to the approaching
election. Even if the pressure of ethnic!
duty did not. prevent, 1 thould hardly
deem it consistent with strict propriety to
mingle actively in the pending campaign.
While it hi impossible that any of thy
fellow cliirenn should have the least doubt
all to my sentiments on the vital question
which at this time absorbs so largely tlic
attention of bar people. the work of mi-
vanclng nound financial ideas and the in
bcr‘ol enforcing the lessons of public and
private honesty and morality. I feel. must
be prosecuted without such participation
on my part its you suggest.
Wishing for the league the utmont sue
cans in its patriotic cnlionvor, I am, yours
very sincerely, Guovrtit CLEVELAND.
Grand Army Delegation at Canton.
CAX'rox, 0.. Oct. iO.-—The Grand Army
club of Maryland and friends called today
on Major McKinley. There were about
400 in the party. Most of them are from
Baltimore city. but: there are also dclcga»
tions from Washington, lilartlnshurg. \‘i‘.
The Grand
Army men were not in uniform, but.
Worn budues with the inscription, “Grand
Army Club of Maryland."
Delegations train Pennsylvania and
Ohio and others from former Confederate
states visited Canton yesterday and vital
with each other in cheering out husiasticni-
it was one of the
greatest days for Canton since the opening
of the campaign. There was again bright
sunshine after two weeks of rain. One
feature of the tiny that had been unproce-
dented in a political campaign was the call
of the/Confederate veterans of the Shenan-
doah valley, Virginia. on the Roxubiicnu
presidential nominee, and another was the
listening to the bus tiessmcn'e and trndon'
demonstration iii Chicago by Major Mc.
Kfniey at his home in Canton over the
telephone.
Georgia's Election.
ATLANTA, ()ct. it'l.--In a few sections
of the state the Populist vote was iti-
creuscd. in nearly every case it was pct.
sonol popularity of Folito Populist nomir
ncc. In Floyd. Wright‘s homo county. the
Popullét candidate for governor, received
nninjorlty of 268 votes. in t ot‘foy county.
for the lire: time, the Populist State tlcltct
was given ninajurlty. and the i ntlrocoun
ty ticket elected. To offset this, however.
‘20 counties that wont Populist lb‘ltl, rolled
up average iit‘mnt'rnllo majomlcs ’lhie
is true of Cutiipbcil. ('nrroll. Cllnlifliioli
chic, Clayttjliyt-“fbwfilll. Dough“. Emmi-
uol. Fayottc. iivvinnettc, Harrie. Iilori
\vcthcr. Montiiiorcy. i’nulding. i‘ivkins.
I’ll-to. l’olk, l'lockduic. ’l‘iilnnll. Taylor.
\Vnshlmtnn nnd “bite counties. line of?
tho icuturcs of the election is that every
congressional district in Georgia is Home
crntlc and will send llctnoi ratic represent
atlvcs to the next (iiingrcss.
People's Party on the Money urination.
WASl'iSh'ro)‘. (ici. iO.—-Tlio Populist
t'nuu nigh textbook, the lust- of the list of
those but he. has gone to press. The fol-
lowinu from the preface of the book is :i
kcy to tho cntlrc volume: “The focus of
this canipnipn is the money question. and
the voters who lil'li together in the with»
mom. of this tilll'lilillll on tho sldo oi iii.-
people will also be forced to not touothcr
for the proper solution of all the other
grout lssuce contained in tho l’ooplb‘s
l’nrty platform. lioliiutl the chill etiiiiil
ard tho tiionopollos and l'l’llnin liuvo tiin~.~;ri
tlnir ffll'f'il-i. making the tool issue now
Whither the tiioimpollcu and trustswill
capture the povrriiinout, or whether the
people will be able to rcdi-eni tho govern
mout from the control of those who have
debaucbt-d and plundered ugroat and once
pi-ospcroiui rrpubl'ic. "
Bryan In Ilnlmll.
lli'iiox. S. 0.. (lot. ill—Sioux l~'nll.~a
paw Mr. lit-van his first mil i‘tlt't'ptltm in
lnikmn. it drew on tli'co states for crowds
—-.\litiucuolii, loan and ilukom—nml the
crmvds wcro ti-ero. it wnntlio "met in
iiiliiiilh‘flt! mention the amniotic illitl lililllll
lili)’ place of lte aim in the United l-‘lnloe
l rout preparations had been made undo
”common of no mum proportion was
drawn tip nt the depot when tlicepiwiui
mi ll carrying the llrinii purtv pulled in.
it was rain ng. and lint (lav wue not. aim
calculated to in 'Iilrtii‘llihl elitism or tnewell
crowde. Alter luncheon )lr. iii-yon with
tnlarn to the blcyclc ll.il'|\' lil‘lll‘ the lily.
liy this tliiw the rain was no ring: in tor~
route but when he rvncbod the stand he
found an l'illllutillillili crowd standing in
tho mud waiting to hear him.
llcgintrntlnn in New York.
New Youu, (let. ill.~'l"io heavy in
vrclineln the rcgietrnt‘on y brainy over
the registration of the first lilw . i rcgletry
inst. your attests the t-xtrnol‘dlimty lutorcet
which is being taken in tho prcelili ntlul
cumpulmi. it ebowe that the Million and
wage earner, nmwril lie the bunincse mail.
for!» the importance of the approaching
ivicctlon. ii the iinllcntlouu of your-inlay
iii-c borncmit bv the remaining three days,
1
pained “mil the It
portlpn Q t the celebration of the dedication
ct tile batman cf .m‘neicmmmrmn:
tloa. i’l‘hat parade WM. bower Inrpnned
to; order it , the In. that the Republican
clitorct‘tb city and vicinity. The eati-
nictcs of the dittorcnt portion vary widely
as to the number of then in line, but 75..
can is just belt wnybctwc‘cn the number
cleirned byline Republican. and the count
given out a; the national committee bred-
quartereiof the iii-mimetic party.
n..—
\
- atomic» flied. ‘
‘ Burnto, Oct; iO.-Chnirmnn Cudde'
back of the Democratic wuntr committee
filed with the county clerk normal choc
tinnl to the certificates of nomination of
the Notional ”autocratic party. 'l'nc ob-
jections are made on the are .litil that the
National Democratic party never existed
until the nominations were made; that
there is no such party in existence; that
the National Denimratlc party is not a po-
litical party. and that the county clerk
should not accept the curtlficaten of nomil
nation.
Read at Mani-town.
Momusrowx, 'N. .l., (lot. io.—-licn.
Thoman B. Reed of liluine war the [rues
of hinhion Pltiicy yesterday. Mr. Pltnily
is the Republican candidate for congres-
hi the Fourth dintrint. bin oppcni'nton tb-
Democrntic ticket being Augustus \l‘. Cut
ler. The latter has been maklngu very
active convene at the district, ‘nnd Mr.
Reed came here to infunc it little ctithusi
hem into the canvass of Mr. Pltucy;
Brooklyn'- Regletntlon.
litiooxtvtv. Oct lit—This was the first
of the four days set apart for the regime
that of voters in Brooklyn and 9tl.|0l..
names were enrolled. Compared with the-
first day’s registration of previous yearn.
it was In follows. in 1895 there were Diff
Mill; in lull-i. 76,176; in 1893, 02,365. and
in 189:2, 67,733. "
Dcpew Speaks In Chicago.
ClllflAIiO, Oct. lo.—Clinuncev M. ilepcu
spoke last night at the L‘tlilst‘llll) ton largo
audience. lie was escorted from hie hotel
to the building by a large number (ii
whoelmon. thorn being about moo blcv
clot; in advance of his curriuge during thi-
drive down Michigan nvonuu
Election Returns Stolen.
JAGKSUXVHJJi, Fin, ()ct. lU.‘—-—One set
of election returns were stolen from the
olllcc of the supervisor of administration
lib Molflouny. it is not known who com-
mitted the theft. *
The Champions l-Lntlmniulionily Received
If. Horne and Barium-nevi.
BAl..TI.\l0lth‘. Oct. ill—'l‘im Baltimore
Baseball club. flucbeti with its victories
ovoi- the Cleveland tunin. roat'hcti here last
night, and un cnortiioue crowd greeted lhi
three time champions and 'l'cmplevvinv
more. The players clinic in over tlio linl
{boom and Ohio.
A coitimittno of Baltimore prominent
citizens welcomed them olllclnlly at ihi
(intuhoru'u hotel. where n botititllul sup
per awaited them. (in the way thither
they were chm-rail by the crowds which
lined the etrccte. and alter ti low speeches
of (ungrutulution they repaired to their
homes for a much needed l'tlélt.
Lin Monday a series of athletic games.
‘ind fluid sports will be hold at l nlon pork
for the benolli of tho pinycrs.
Profits of Temple Cup file-rice.
CLEVELAND, (lot. ill—Tho players ot
the Cleveland baecbull truth will each get
$117 for his eharo of tho procccde truth the
'l‘miiple cup Rlliilus over and above all ox
petites. Clevelandle share of the profile
was near 31mm. The money will be dlv
vldod hotwveti ll players, The Baltimore
players will divide abiut 32.31001“ their
share of the profits and each man will get
about icon.
(let-trinity Burn Out Our I‘nnnmi Barf.
\Vnsmvmon. ()rt. ill—According to
tiliolllciul, though trustworthy. informa-
turo, the iii-riimh government hue to low»
ed up lie prohibition of tho ltiiportatlon oi
American dressed iii-cf and live cattle into
tiernuin» byn now regulation which prnu.
tlculiy shuts out Ann-titan canned boot
from the German markets. ('aunci bout
woe not includi d in the first prtmzriptinu
and conuidi-rablo quantities of it were
guilt to the German ports.
New Orient“ Man Arrested.
NEW Your,t)ct iii-«Janine ll. Morey
.30 years old, president of the Now tirlmvo
’i‘rnctlon company. was locked up ‘or -n
toxlcnt on last night He has “Hill 41-}!
ping w th his win at the Hutu! \inldm'!
di ringthcimtwock. last night lictnlked
so loudly and tictctl so wildly in the limo
lobby that Manager iiolt. bnti him arrested
Bering Sea beniern’ Clnirnn.
OTTAWA, Out. in ~llnn. 1.. ll. Dll‘v'il'ii
minister of marine and f'ehcrion. sin l‘l
that the commission to lllililirl' into i'.
olnitnn of ilcriua eon soak-re will all n
Victoria in the middle of hoiciiibcr.
Huts-i Mn‘n flint.
Afilllil'llh’lldil. Man. Out. lo.——E. ll.
Lowell. proprietor of tho (,‘i-urrnl Housu
here while out buutltiu. \vuu wrloiiely
Wounded by tho noclili-ntnl discharge of
the gun he Willi carrying.
.n. m... . H... . . . Q
Prominent Lawyer “mil.
'pHEflrKliL. .\'. i’.. (let. lit—Edward
Walls. onc of the oldest and boat known
llit‘iliill'l‘fl of the Wcutchcstor county bur
tin-d at his home here. iloiith was due to
old can.
Czar to Vinll Chantilly.
on untmunlly liouvy votc will be pulled.
’l‘hc total fliuitifl'iltihl'l of the first day was
illicit. including the annexed distrintu.
Armin territory has been enlarged and they”
trlct llnmi changed. no accurate cotiip l-
ance with former yearn cnn he made.
Bryan's Partner Denice It.
bisects, Nob. not. lib—«A. 1. Tall
Candidate Brynn a law partner. who in a
candidate on the Republican ticket for
etch: eenntor anti in mpntctl to have told
he intended to vote for McKinlt-y. mini-d-
PARIS. (lot. lit—it in reported that the
rm and own-inn have promised to accept
mom Chantilly when they revisit Paris
in the dining.
Ancient and Honorable Arrive Home.
Boeroltflot. lit—The Ancient nod linu-
Jittiiiic Artlilw‘y company has reached limne
alter their visit to iliocnplrul city of Mary-
mud. to Antiiipolln and other points.
i
Women to lie Admitted.
loan of his long and lntlnmtorclatlonc with
Dir. Bryan. said to u newepoper corre-
spondcnt: “l mu not fighting Mr. iltynn.
nor will I fight him in any way Whillm‘r
over. The people here are grail ocqmilntvd
with my pmitlon. my candidacy on the
Republican ticket and nilo‘wmt my inti-
mnte and friendlv relations with Mr. Hry~
In. i but never made any light union
JollxiMi, N. Y., (lot. liLv—Jl'ho (limcsco
conference of the M. E. church when to
admit women to the “moral ccnfcrcucn,
the vote standing ten for and .3 nunlutt.
lli- Took "it‘ I'lntni lltmtn.
(no icon, N. Y. . (let. in. minim Murphy.
Mimi :ill veura. of Fulton. Iihmmmlmlt prr
ill health, blow out lihi bruins with a notch
hint. but have antlv corrected rumor: ‘ var.
' walk Not ("but well and. the weather
THE TEMPLE CUP WINNERS. "
station and en. timid limit in ciirrlugvs to ?
tioii rcceiw'dut. llic iii-pnrttiwiit of optical 5
tlie‘llpc d'Aumnlc'slnvlt itlcn to visit the 1
or necessity to on ercmedy.
South Hamil: min ”
W from: i
' ' : " lw‘
l'l m
Our representative called on I". n.
a. Millard. whovmldel. in an fluent
borne. No 61 W,“ avenue. Wm Nor. .
being in from Ineeable. Mr. Millard
had remained at borne. The convene-
tlon turned on kidney Glance. its
cymptomn. lie prevalence and It: treat-
ment. Few layup-n have a more an-
curate not! comprehensive knowledge
of the subject than Mr. Millard. who
acquired it by careful and prolonged
study. ills personal experience alone"
would till a volume Ind the gist of hi-
tints-meme is told in his own wotdl.
"i have had kidney trouble for years.”
he can. "I have taken no much medl-
rIne and been under the care or physi-
rinns I0 often that i ought to be an
nulhorily on the quentlnn‘. r seemed to
bind at my trouble tor a time. but u
chewed signs of returning and i went-
ed to check it. i noticed mme pub-
lished statement: about Doun‘l Kidney «
Pills and procured 9. box at liaie'a
pharmacy in Norwnllr. 1‘be are hei
In: me. I have flint ntarted my second
box." Dean's Kidney Pills help st
first. heel. strengthen. then cure. That
i is their record everywhere and there
are runny such cases in South Norwaiii
i You can read about them every day.
Dcan‘tt Kidney Pills for rule by all
3 dealers Price. 50 cents per box. or six
iboxel for 32.50 Sent by mail on re.
i
No doabt an. i to: nbllitygto yum
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Cloak
We are now showing'n
0111'
H. KRIEGER,
nun
Ladiee’, Miss. s’
We extend to all a cordial invitation to inept-ct
554 and 556 Main st., Bridgeport Cc nn.
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line.
hiaimckcino Hotel block.
/' South Norwaik.
Owing to many of the fn'vtorirs bring
shut down. we burn alarm- W'i'nlllnllfllllll
of first-class Coho.
We offer the entire durum the m tlllh ~ -f
October at en: route twr bushel nt 'lw
w- MB. “remind-mm in-r tin—lull ti. iron at
twontv five bnulwi lots.
Extra fin carrying in
irelnt of prior by Foster-Mdhurn Co.
imit'lalo. N. _Y.. cole- agents the
lUnitegl Simon,
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The misery or yours has: hem cured in ‘
a single night by the use: hr lluen'l :
Ointment, a positive, nuvr-t'~fttiiing rr- 2
{many for Itching tiles and all limiter :
i din-leg.
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Your dealer hope it, or can
let it for you .
mum ill iTSiiTifiIIIiTiuugt hung Visited
a flowing iiiiicbmc “orbs where he foiud
i much to interest him. 'ilio iiiiiuiigcrcf tho
3 works “as thinly questioned rcgntdiug
tlic “arising ol the machine, the quality of
the thread used. and oven the kind of ail
tur,ltibrii-utlon. it was not enough tor Li
[lung Chung to see the machine in opera
Lion; lic hint to uorl; it liluisi-ii‘. llc | im-
; i'tl ii piece of white liticii through tho no»
chino and elite-ital it with grout cow and
tiziirvcloiiu nontpcsa lie naked the price of
i the min-blue and solicit after more dctnil.
L “as the tiiaciiiiie cmvml when not in use?
5 You. Sonic B]:f};‘illl€'ll§ oi luncy Work were
shown—«n figure of a royal iiigiilril.dci'
'\\‘0l‘l\t «l in llm :id and a lovely specimen oi"
work in the form of u {KBLit'ilLk's tail iii all
its vvoudruue ruiwl'.
tralycd (loop ilitt‘i'ck‘l in the [women's tall,
but even that could not hire ililii.(l‘tllli the
sewing; machine [lo cut down and. whif-
, flint a t-lirarctic, worked tlic tmiitllcs \vitli
. amazing outrizy. HA expressed lilnm-li‘
, anxious to purchase at iuuciiiti‘c, but ii. “an
‘ CSl.lllilll‘il that the firm would rather 1m
went him with ow. Al'creumc pressuzo ho
! consented to ntccpt tin gilt. and it war: ur-
! rangcd to send inc nun-nine to Shanghai.
‘ A llilli'ilini‘ is Hi)” to bcspcclnlly construct.-
: oil and iorunrdi ii to tiiooiiiprcss of China.
C'-——London Cliftlldt lo.
l
l The Tnblt-t Craze.
l A distinct fnd of last ycar‘edinnor ecu-
lsou was the tablift craze. it was lililllill'
l “ion at tho end of a humid dinner not in
{have two or tbrcc of tlio i-uiiiptiny pI'litililJJ
tluy crystal “4”,!an or sllwr boxes tho size
(it ii quarter lilili nil’cr to their ucluldwre u
tuitii-lml'tlii'il‘ liiinl‘ilctllut‘eliiO—«smiu, pop
Sill or \\‘l..'llt‘\i‘l‘ .l iiiighi be. ’l‘licro “i re
flusiilllmie Hi ul<. \viuidcclliu-d with dignity
such 1) i’orcd physio and ii‘mvucd ludig‘
.npntly i bill this iiicdlcutcd course, cl;i.~-- ~
lug it with the use of tlic toothpick, a not-cs- i
'eity perhaps, but. always a private one.
, 'l‘iit-rc is perhaps more than a touch of in-
‘ dclicucy iii the idea that. having been too
[ urccdy ut the table, lllitlll‘t‘ must be nueietn
i rd in :ivi'rt liilpiv.‘.l.‘Nllih consequences. But.
i tho tablets lil't‘ wry dainty, and the boxes
and jam \orv pmty, often costly and sonic-
'imcs inotu '.‘.',‘. vglgjdg—hfiwwiorl: 'l‘liiicz.
The gold that has been coming into
the country iiitciy LOW amounts to some
330,000,000. it was sent here for in-
vestnimt brcnum all the goodinvcsl-
monts'abroud had been already bought
up and their prices one no high that it I
did not pay to purcimc them. “(till
was plenty; good investments were
scarce. an European Capitalists, espo-
ciully those ct Great Britain. turned
\thcir cyan to their old immile. thc’
‘ United biotic. as a place to put their i
'niouey prclltnbly. After a financial;
movement starts the current flows on
in tlic eiimctiirectiontili equilibrium
is restored.
in a qu'owiiy. not unmixed with
humor, tho rfit'liocl of Economics of tlic
Univcrcity of Wisconsin has Li‘l'll doing
something for Alllt‘fii‘llii municipal gov-
ernment. it has prepared a not or 11
quwtioun for whom it may concern.
The quentione muko sturchiun and dull-
cale inquiry into the character and fit-
ment for their office of the city council-
mcn. also as to corruption in oflicc and
the too literal exercise of the franchise
cranium nowvr.
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
”PM“. have: Vimrhrlmu h r
Print-
lngl
(it than floor-fin:-
Grime.
ills cxmllciicy Li lrc- '
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Company. ”<1
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mi i I liiv iii-Ii n Mil-v,
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tieuvi‘nl M- rcli. up 'lillmwlc Va
11 Pl: x it" no v
unit 1'
limit Vlgnr
the iiunmi L\.t~
tilt in it}
length by pliyein-intm, lvu' tin» autism-rs
wnut quit relief; and One Minute
Uluuh \im wtll utv‘r It. to Item A
soft-curr- fur (‘llllili'l‘lt ll l- "Ilicunly
hfllfllil’~\' Wittvvl} ”in! profit] '0'» ZI‘HIIH'I‘.
mts- rvituita" E. P Won-d and I. (‘
Simeon.
Hyonr child in puny. frriflli. tn iililvd
will. “lulllilllllr su'vlliogr. lull -ll|| n v}. s.
1‘ Sort-:- nit ”w “"1“. TM" -t
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In rrpo-i ibi- m-ruiui us itiiuiwrs li- in tlw
liimtd. Th? sutuwr ‘Ilu “Will in a \'9
this mt'dii‘llli‘ tin lu-tu-r
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Patent
Medicines
EASY
Ali’D PLEASANT
TO
TAKE
At \ tut Prion»!
Geo. C. Stillson’s
Dfltafl I" II.
I Wclhinfluffl st. fictional.
CASTORIA
For Infants and children.
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i Pointer
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D O R L 0 N H O U S E
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hair! 6Vt‘ri humi- 'l‘iltoifn~ i l I' l‘l I
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WANT ANVTHINO 7
Nu llm-li to Alibi-"Ivor
in the stimuli Nurwaili
l' vnnlrw
earth-“til.
l
: nation of the liiillielafs.
a to M
on e soon-t Mitten
Wisuircrox, but romantic“
claims again» the WW
has taken on a startling
to cable advices which have
auto department from all
2 at Madrid. There prom-ii-
treated contuiyeny am the; ..
already there are abundant’ey
diploum'io ohetnporomnttit
of the Madrid authoritiem It in
nude incident. and Minister '1’ ’
ports to Smterv (line! the! We“
will do nominate the matter.
again denim its tarpon-thinly for!
rape: which may have been moi
its uncontrollable acetate upon '
do person and pro. arty. ‘ ‘
Mini-m Taylor also ital-l til
last position, assumed by Sonia
unmitteimblu and aggravating tune fli
flencc, has called forth new bill.“
own responsibility. a thnrplettcc, edit ’
ed to the officials at Mndr‘ld. it“
ntence of the letter is not yet fit!!!
the state department; but. to nee H
Taylor's own language. hit rep .
"worded in very stem hump."
promises to report tievelopmentl. it , ‘
note from our location in Madrid "in”:
no palliation response. the incident ill!
have assumed a seriousness beyond that
of an crdlnnrr state con. roverey thumb;
be allowed to'nettlc itiiolf by the (Infill
and delicate terms of: diplomatic tron
tions.
’1 be state department people would Ill]
nothing on the an ifcct. but thellnferem
'was plainly to be drawn from Militia!
Taylor's dispatch that the tims’hnd mm
for dignified nanertlveness
The Dciundo case is one of the mint
grant of the Cuban atrocities. 'l'lte “it!
department reopie including Secrctnrvfil-e
. w-
: nor. have had opportunltle= of ”mildly
examining the principal snpflcrern in the:
cuseund have been able to subflluntitibt
bore in Washington the clnlme upon whitih
an indemnity of $250,000 has been (39 ‘
mended. .
DUMMY ON A PRISON COT.
Auburn (lfliclnld All at Sun as to the Hya-
torinue [Nahum-trance of Soviet.
Arum, N. Y.. Oct. in.——Seldmn hate
the oiiEclnis of A uh uh prison met with to
clcvcraud iiii'stericui a disanpciiruncene
confronted them when the door 0' Lewisw
; car he‘ cell was thrown open and a guard
went in to arouse the form on the cot. lie
was dumfoundrtl to bud/yum the not nreut
sleeper was nothing but u dunimv of
crew, topped oil with a bunch of hair. .
lnvmiiuniion showed that oil t inchel
of the hem iron t't'li door had been skill-
fully sawed ed at the bottom. and thruuzh
this min i opcrtiug the 'cotivut had wrist-
ule i. “ill! undoubted dl‘ILcttlty. How
rnr csi panned through the rorrldorn unob-
served by ll be guards and how be obtained
out-cm through sovcrat locked doors be-
tooc-n hi4 coil and the when mm are
mature at the greitest perplexty to the
l Ilnil'iflli‘
Surlcn is under scntcnce of ‘25 years for
robbing the “est luster county store of
: \l'nlkur ll. Minnie. “he was recently killed
I by burglars.
i in the full of Joell.
’1 ho offense u as committed
in coint‘nnv with an-
otlier convict, Siir‘ee nttcnu no a dash for
ii: crty u tiiontlingo, but inhcd.
Bound and llulibrd Irv Trumpt.’
{tit llEb'l‘ivlf. Oct. 10,-. Jt'fieph Colbmt‘n
and hit wife. on a 1d touple living on 3
arm tvw iiiilu- “It“! of the \‘lllngn of Hol-
lcyw rilllll- countv. were robbed by two
union-i The rabbi rs bound Till! couple to
. the b .lstciul. :illcr knocking theuld worn.
1 an soo-ole-‘e and after complete»; ritisock-
1 ing the house. left the old couple in this
helpless condtlon. where they acre found
by u neighbor yesteriiav morn nu It in
tented they \\ ill not recover. 'lbe robbers
got only .350.
line a Settlement! ”eon Azréetd To?
Lo nos. (\ct ill—Tho R-ll‘llr) cert-e
; spontlent o The (‘hronicle asserts that» the
‘ on" not Lord Solidiury have agreed to a
settlementnl the ’i'nr .l~hnri<ls involving
the opening: of the Bosphorus to the WI!-
ehips and incrchanttne’n of the world The
ioivrviunly of the sultan is to be main-
fnirotl he sure. but the rowers ore to con-
trol tho colleciii u of taxes and the nomi-
‘ lniul Collision on Alleulmnv \‘ai'ey Raid.
Wil.l.l.\.\lri"llll", Pa. Oct. ill—A rpm
‘clul train on the Alli-glinny \nlloy ruli-
roml collided with u lunulcnouanhurp
‘vunc near Dollie run. instantly killing
.loecpb lx'ilcliuekl and family injuring
two other Iimll. 'l ilfll’l' were six meml are
of a repair gut g on the car when it was
struck. 'i he tonne of the collision was so
1 great that it was thrown :it) feet into the
. air.
Bicyrlls Killed by locomotive.
BRliii-El’iit'l‘, Conn. Oct. ill—William
H. llnvtieo, on wars old, we» lilliml yes-
terday bv a train on the how York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad. (mat bound.
at the ltnvmrm l|\'l'lillf‘ crusadnit. Ho watt
‘ rliilnc a Loyola and uticmi ted to cruel the
truck in front ol the no ll.
tin-own about con tent
ills bully WM
Hayden was an
, cx councilman cf the city.
Morrimm Arrnimwil.
Thor. N. Y. (let. in «Ex (‘nu-ty
'l‘rcnsurcr George H. Mon-hon M n p. 3'.
fillet!“ of mimpimprimltm 5:227in 0 of
bonsai-lam icitlitv llliiil-i, wot in minimal in
tho lurcuil court lwfnru .ltwlt't' i’ltl'lltti'.
'lbcro are right mqmruiu itiillclmnnte
“gamut. him. (loam-cl wue ruintcd until
next Tucatliiy afternoon to prod
TELEG' Ap'i'c TICKS.
Prcniiiont (low and l’t'IllllIOI‘ to Wubo
initial) and a tomb d a ln‘fl‘iillg of the cab-
limit
Governor Morton tii‘iiiiflfitid tho ohm."
made cabinet twtieml Audio Lu limp,“-
periotmnli-nt of..p~'le tun.
’l'hc lllll' iimtw plundered» il’rtmcblhip
umui-d' the innate. all Albueomnc. and
carried copy but i'ilpililn.
Advice-t fr m liiii'ii'l are that Prince
Bismarck in Itil‘lcl‘lmt arviitiy from nebula
gin and iiiibiillllili. and no lungir reunite!
visitors. ,
. 'l‘becmroi lltmle ulterru lower 70.-
000 French troop-I t'bulomv. will ”it
banquet that home llt i‘ ruiiccurrcnit-
ed by tmullernblo trlen up. "
Mayor i'n'rick .l tile son of Lotiirlrlinnd
City. N. Y.. um mix with I mmmtlifl.
uncured be ”it! uiiotoev ucucru‘. to uni”,
him to show mum next l'm‘ .., why l’ht
should not vocati- bl» . filo“, lili nzcgrm: ..
that he Won not it ”hill“ 0; the Film
States: when elected. «
a
The Fumt liiemorek. upon its arrival .
in New lurk. reported that. the louder;-
countered the .uncriocndlnc almimtbi‘p
Ptil'll liftlm't‘tlliltt t‘lI‘illtm‘ti nadir cue
revert. her- urimr l melee being chained.
She min able to mnlni hkoctc no hour.
Ind
felt
no cpprobooclcnc‘ fur lwr pointing! . 5
wall
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