‘ on the tick lilt- ,
William Collin. of Hermit, wheeled
TO NEW ka| We ‘
The boat FanaicDovcnny in ct John
HJarl-is’wharf with a cargo of soft
coal.
Tn’Bridgeport. 1.981 new voteru‘hsve
been made; in'Merlden. 1,000; in ‘Watcr-
bury, 1,497.
Will 8.,Bctu. of Norwalk. has gone
' on the road as advance agent for Rice’s
Comedians.
m
The Harwell: Water Commissioners
have ordered the pipe and hydrant fcr
Wilton avenue. ~ '3
The front of DeKlyn’s taker-y in
Main'street, Norwalk, is being painted
in white and gold.
.. Henry 0. Baldwin, of Naugutuck,
Will‘be the attraction at the Nor-walk
Opera House. tonight.
[The lawn in front of the Town Home
is being terraced under Street Commis—
sioner Kellogg’s direction.
Willie Cnhill has resigned his position
at 'Jamcs Sutherland’s news store and
will go to work for George H. Denton
next week. 4
Johh MnKlirsch has applied for a li-
cense to open a saloon at what is known
as the Allen House in Chapel street,
which will be vacated by P. J. O'Brien
th’s week.
, Merchants who had laid in a large
stock of colored fires and other illumi-
nating articles, now complain that they
have not done business enough during
the present campaign to pay them for
going into a sale of the goods.
'Twenty new locomotives have been
ordered and will be added to the rolling
clock of the Consolidated road new
spring. They are classed to he speeden
up to a mile a. minute and will mostly
b3 used on all the fast trains of the
'rJIld. ‘-
Not many traces now remain ofmtln
once famous McNally green-goods gang.
The handsome residence in Fairfield,
built by E. P. Jones, the greeuvgoodl
king, who is now dead, was sold on Sat.-
urday for 810,000, to Andrew R. Lolli-
Jlnrth, of New York. The purchaser i~
a. well-known sporting man, and is sold
to possess considerable wealth. lilo.
Nally’s own residence, surrounded by
the grove he was growing to give to n
chlirch. is now occupied by nwell-knowr
church member, and only a memory re-
mains of the ungodly crowd that Olli'f.
thronged through its bulls.
The Weekly Summary.
The summary of The Commercial Rtk
cord for the current week makes the fol
lowing showing:
Real estate sales—Now Haven and
West Haven. ll: Bridgeport, 1?; Hart.
ford, 15: Waterbury, i1: Mcriden, 6;
New Britain, :1; Norwich, s; New Lon-
don, 3; Duubury, ll; Norm-1 i. 4.
Real estate mortgages-«Now Iluvcl
fli.‘ West Haven, 81H limit: llridgcporz,
$9,361: Hartford, $51,6th Waterbury.
$23,644; Meriilcu, $7,473; New liritaiu
$31,400; Norwich, $4,153.); New London,
‘85,!)00; Ildllbury, $3,100; Norwulk, $2 435..
A Remarkable Mineral Water. .
Renders of this paper will find the lid.
vcltisomeut calling attention to Ypsi-
luuti Hpccil'c, it natural mineral water.
The powers and virtues claimcl for
this won-r urn remarkable, but tho Yp
sihulti Specific (10., of 1011 Broad St.
llostoa, is pruparcdto furnish ovidonco
stony time to linyolm of the truth of
ovcry ciuim mode. Deniers flirlughom.
New England have this wutcr for solo
in ouc-holf gallon botthc. or it can be
had by sending on order tothommpony.
The price of Ypsilanti Specific is the
some on that of other medicinal waters,
viz ,lloc. ycr half gallon bottle, $6.15
per case of 1:: bottles. vmh a rebate of
ice. on return of the cane and empty
botllcsnnaliin; the not price. $6.00 per
: ills m
cm
‘ PM all!
lens has] cit
_ m meant so , Lama
regulate and Donner-ctr at but M I
Fusion 1.. North mlhhlp‘clm pol;
durum Walt helium—allay“ Goes to
cWflcbhrt“‘ln flour Jewry ’
031M130. Ont. 21.66;]. Wasblrurn of
the Populist national colamlttee. who has
returned from Georgia. declared in an in
tarvicw that all fusion negotiations on
tween Senator Jones and himself are off.
lie said: . i,
“There were d few states where fusion
was pending, and we were trying to con-
summnte arrangements, thu I visited
Georgia, I saw‘thnt it was vitally smutiul
that all complications should be adjusted
at once, that the solid vote of the middle
of the road Populism might be secured for
Bryan. While we were arranging these
,lllollute it wos flushed over the wires that
the Georgia and Tennessee Democrats had
rejected the overtures made by the Popu~
lists and adjourned without looking a
counter proposition. This was lilo-turn
fortunate, as it occurred,” a time when it
seemed apparent that all complications
would be removed, ’our people satisfied
and Bryan’s election certain. As those
two states were involved in our nrrango
merits this action rendered it impossible
for us in continue negotiations They
were broken oil" and uconl‘ercnco arranged
with Mr. Watson and Mr. lived at Nash-
villo, thut I might report to them the facts
of the case. The responsibility of all this
must. rest squarely upon the Georgia and
Tcnncssuc Democracy. They seemed more
curious to boot the Populist: tbun to elect
liryunmnd whatever the results, the odium
of their unpntrlotic action must rost'upon
them. '
Chairman Jones Has Boon Sincere.
”In all justice to Senator Jones, I must
say that from the beginning be has been
eager to remove all complications and
effector) equitable fusion in every stain
and thus unite all the silver forces for
Bryan and victory.
"All negotiations are now at no end.
and, whetherfiour people and candidate
have been recognized to the extent lhcy
should or not. our committee desires that
ovory Populist shall prove his patriotism
ill helping at the polls to clout Brynn, just
us they dl'd in nominating him at St.
Louis." ,
“Mr. Wushburn. will Mr. Watson go to
Knusns or North Carolina?"
"No; I don’t think he will. He has
promised to mnhc a few speeches in his.
district for Mr. West. our congrcssiullui
cundldutc, f‘id I think that will close his
campaign.” -
”Having seen Mr. Watson‘s letter of
acceptance, do you favor it‘s publication?"
' “1 do not sou what good would boac‘
compllshcd at this late day, as Mr. Wat.
son bus stated the principal ,poiuts of his
letter in his public spcccbos. Therefore I
do not favor its publication."
' Brynn In llllnoll.
Amos. Illa, Oct. Bit—Thorn were four
short stops mode by Mr. Bryon between
Jacksonville and Alton. At lioodhouse,
where u five minute stop was mndu, n
good sized ossomblngu greeted the cumll
date. He spoko from the platform for u
fow moments, his speech helllgof tho Snllli‘
gcucrul tenor us his ordinary toil cud of
the cur ndtiross. Godfrey, .lorsoyvillc and
Kane turned out fol-r sized crowdsto Chm)"
Mr. liryim us he u,pi'orcd at. tho buck of
tho cur. Two speeches were made on Al
fun, one from either side of tho city bnll
building. Large and enthuslnstio audi-
cuccs testified to their appreciation of tho
nominou's statement: by chcorlug and up-
pluuding at each stop he made in his nil-
drccs. He spoke on the money question,
using many of the some arguments and
illustrations us employed by him before.
A ftor the lust spool-.1: ho loft for Lincoln,
Ills, going from there to Chicago
Eastern Delegations at Canton.
CANTON. 0., (lot. iii—The largest
crowds in Cnmou llnvnbeml (‘Ollllllf‘ll must
generally to Suturduys. Yestordny, how-
ever, was u surprise oven to the much sur-
prised (.‘unto'liuns. ()rgunizvd (iolcgiitions
come from Massachusetts, New Jersey,
Now York, .l’cnusylvnnin, Ohio and llii
unis. 'l‘budny was fair “Till the proce»
sinus of unusual brilliantly. The New Jor-
scy lv‘roliuglluyscn Lancers set the style,
and the tiny throughout was distinguished
by lilo most handsome pnrnphornullc yct
witnessed. ’i’ho Erie railway cluployocs‘
dolcgolion was numbered by thousands.
After Major McKinley returned from nt-
tnnillmz tho funeral of his late friend, W.
K. Miller, the pnrndcrs began their
moi-rims They stood in waiting on North
Morkot street in double lino from the Min
lx’lnlny homo to the courthouse, a half
mile straight away.
Iloliurt Chlnpuignlng in New Jersey.
(muons, N. .l., (lct. :7.—-(lnrrot A.
llobnrt. tho Itopubllcnn cnudldato for vice
president, mudn what was practically his
first. polltlcni spucnb of tho cmnpnlgu lust
niglitut tho ’l'muplo tlimtcr in this city
lwforo on uudlnuco that filled tbn piano to
overflowing. 'l'hn rimming lunrkoil tho
munmoncuncnt of a campaign thrmlgbout
tho ninth in which Mr. .llobm't will spunk.
Previous to tho thmtor meeting the cou-
dlilntc was given a reception on the (tour
lil‘ll Republican club. whom for two hours
a cloudy lino of permits shook hands with
him and liovm‘nor‘lrlugu, the lutlnr um
ulntlnu him in rccolvlng. After this Mr.
llobnrt was the uncut of United Status
Senator Howell at. dinner.
Campaigning In the South.
(‘ulonom (lot. 27.--Arrnngomnntn buvo
bmm completed by the Republican un-
llonnl committee wlth the different trunk
llnnu running west from tit. Inn is to send
«occlnl trains tomorrow morn ng for a
tour of Missouri under the management
of the Commercial Travclcrn' clubs of Ht.
Louis. Erich train will haven’t) mun co-
lWli-Mi from the clubs and live spaniel-s
to incite midi-cases lit the appointed stop
plug places on the different routes. The
trains will he handsomely drum-atoll and
will carry a locus supply of literature. ctr»,
for distribution. Partlcuiar attention is
to be paid to the forming districts.
I'd-flu: In North enroll-I.
RM moo, not. sn—Jl’ho following talc.
mom has been sent Jointly by H. W. Aycr.
chairman of the People's Party executive
committee. and Clement Manley, choir-
ucn of the lhmocrntlc stat. committee.
to Dunlnl .l. (lollipop. chairman. Chicago:
"Electoral fusion between Populism
Democrats and Hllvor Republicans com-
lqtc in North Carolina, which mum
Enrichment: of “last scene in
The basis upon which fusion
to was lm ”cumin,- Alrc '
mum 511mm '
nfilwtfi to H ”3:3
'pafcutzgnt‘the insurgents 23s are
boldsrnudmugalu almost at the gates
cynically. They attacked. captured and .
a destruction evacuated"
tar doing great
Batnhsuo. the southern canon of the
gorillas! Harm. . . ,
reliil’roln this city. anemone» an-
tboritlss here say that it was g yictnry for
mesons».
s
muons also by unit
"‘ on In shutter- warezklllnlun militant.
they a not, as usual, say anything about
the loss of the insurgents. it is also nd-
lulttcd, that the insurgents. who we
commanded. by Cosmic. and Rodriguez.
burned many houses and destroyed lunch
property before they retreated.
The Spanish also report questionable
successes by the column of 80,1)00seut'but
to drive the insurgents under Antonio
Macao item the mountains in Plum- del
Bio. The only one of these alleged victo.
rlcs verified is one gained by Colonel So-
gura, who, in his report. says that be had
a fight with a body of insurgents at Soroa.
'l‘bcy retreated. leaving ill killed on tho
it. to pair. Julie--
arms. unannounced no
hold. while his own force lost over 100'
man. The fight lmgnn on Oct. 22. Segnra
drove out a small body of insurgents from
a gorge on Mount Scron, killing four of
them. lie does not say how many men
llclont. He intreuched himself. and tbé
insurgents, wliowcro rc-cuforccd, kept up
u ilosultnry fire for two dnys.
Among the Spaniards killed was Lieu-
tenant Mcral. Flvo contains, 53 llcuicu~
ants mid 157 privates warn wounded.
it is oflioiully stated that the insurgents
bnvo blown up with dynamite a culvert
near the railroad station at Manges, in
tho province of Pillar dcl Rio. . .
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
It \‘t’lll Affect Many 'Elcotrlc Street Car
Linc: Throughout the Country.
Sr. PAl’I., (let.
one of the most important potent cases
ever tried in the United States court of
appeals in this district was decided in an
opinion rendered by Judge Sunburn in
chances of the Adams Electric Hallway
company against the Llnduil linilwuy
company of St. Louis. The court holds
that the Sprague electric motor is not no
infringement. The nose was tried in the
circuit court for the custom district of
Missouri, and o verdict was rendered for
tho llindoll company.
The Adams company appealed the case,
and Judge Sunburn‘s opinion nfiirms the
decision of tho lower court. The cuso was
argued about u your ago, but owing to its
grout length it was impossible to render a
decision beforo. The evidence in the case
fills over 3.51:0 printed pages. und the
briefs are also very long. Judge Sailboru's
:37.~ant is probably.
opinion covers about 2H typewritten pngcc. ,
’l'llo Hpruguo motor is in extensive use
by street ruiiwuy compuuios throughout
the country. nnd the «incision in this nuso
will tbcrcforcufl'cct many lines of sircct
rullwny in tho lillitod Status.
\Vif'c Slayer Pleads Guilty.
l'l‘llAflA, N. Y., (lct. Eli—«John W. Cor-
bin, colored, was tried born for the mur-
dor of his wife inst New Year‘s cvo. Cor-
bin went home tbut night intoxicnlod and
fired two shots into Mrs. Corbin umi then
tried to kill himself. His wife died, but
Corbin bus rccovervll from his self inflict
cd lujurlcs. An urruugcmont had been
outlined into by Dunn .\' Horton, counsel
for Corbin, and District Attorney Blood,
whereby the inttcr, in view of lilo cost
and uncertainty of u long trlul. accepted a
conviction of murder ill the mound dcgrcc.
Judge \l'oitcr Lloyd .N‘luith churncd tho
jury that under tho facts [ll‘fin'll by tho
prosecution it could find tho prisoner
guilty of murder in the around liclzrvo or
of tunusluughtrr in tho sci-cud dcgrcc.
The jury rciirt'ii um] soon rolllrlmi with u
vol-dict of murder in the second degree.
Murdered by “or llilubnnd.
New Your, (mt. 27.-—-.\lurgnrot. Scott, a
colurcd woman, 27 yours hm, was shot
dvnd ill hcr room at 1.311 Wi'st 'l‘lllrtiulh
street. The bullol which put on end tr
licrllfopcnctrntml Ilvr right brcost. lillil
it is supposed that it won fired by her hus-
brmd, liowurli Scott. The would" we»;
ilcnd win-u found. only u short limo uftor
tbo luurdur is ln-liovvd to buvo lu-cn com
mitted. The body was lying in u pool of
blood which flowed from tho Willlllil.
There were no cvhloucnsof u struggle in
tho upurlmollt where the shooting tool.
pluccmml limro was no from of tho rcvolvvr
with which the ulurdcr was done. The
umrdcror mmlo his escape, for the time be
lug at lcust.
lmfityclfo Won't Play.
lilnsvou, ]'u., (lot. :17. ——'i‘hu proposition
«mode by tho University of l’r-uusylvuulu
to play two more foolbuil unions \vllli
Lufnyctlclll Pbiludolphlu this your bus
bcun refused bv the lottor. A minim-ours
won bold born between hillllugcr MoA vor,
roprcsnutiug tho University of l’uuusylm
hill. and Manager lllshop, ('oucli “flt'l~',
l’rofunoor l“. A. March, Jul and lion. ll.
J. Render. roprcsuuting Lnfnyutto. Alb-r
two hours’ consultation Pennsylvania's
fluttering niTl-r wus refused, forum.» if
wus thought flint lilo Elll‘llllllllllla wold
not endure the strain of any more guuuw
than those already scheduled.
/‘ Two Men lllnwn to Atoml.
II”
T’l'l'rolu'uo, (it'll. ....~—'l‘wo mm won»
killed and five persons injured, throo sa-
rlously, by on explosion of 1,8011 pouluh
of nitroglycerin at tho Acme llyunmllc
company's Works. near llulton, l’u. 'l’lln
injured were all employees changed at
work in a department. :loo font may from
the scene of the explosion, which was in
the mixing (lupurtmont. The cause of the
explosion is not known, but it In supposnd
that the men killed bud boon thawing
ultra lyccrlu. The hulidlng was com-
plete y domolllbod, nml tho bodies of tho
two men who were killed wore munglvd
beyond rooognltlnn.
M. [Andria “Mindful.
lmsnon, Oct. 27.-—-A dispatch to The
Times from Paris reports that the munici-
‘nicouncll has been opcnod and that it
nucleated its tumor officers. Includ-
ing the vice prcsldnnt. M. Lundrln, who
signed the floclcllst manifesto denouncing
the czar. This dispatch also slots» that
the government will task the chamber for
a credit of l.nns,soo francs for the oxnnnm
attending the reception of the cmrund
1,600,000 francs for the expenses of tho
Ohalous review.
The Quantum of James flmlth.
Blindness. Oct. 7.~iiovornor Lamb
dog has fixed Doc. is on the date for the
execution of James rimlth, the negro mun
floral-(if High Margaret llmmi of Prince
George county. Hmlth ls now in the Bol-
tlinon city lull, whore be 'will be kept un‘
til the moral} of :2. day :1: his cum:—
, , .3 _; I , ll
”financial.
a new luminary as: com '
catty Nowadays.
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tcu spillovers" internal remedies, be-
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cases and attached a pain when they
hand it. Temporary relief convlp'cso
them they were right. and so they”,
I return of'fillc‘pala too return-of flip“
complaint. when in fact the disease
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Stills Mystery. _. (A
THE orrlouls are. so
Detectives and damper Admin
muall- Theory. Whil- Pom
sin-lily Contact]! Tbut It WK.
dent—4.1““ Pronou- Toward,
Yorunas, N. Y., Oct. 87
lilies has sent a detective to iiiin‘
sec Charles Washburu, a ucphswlul n
Washburu, who sold batteries It
Hiram Andrus. These muslin";
pound to have been similar to, ill? w
which exploded the bomb that kill
father of Hiram Andrus. Char -
burn was employed in bls'ullclo‘
u clerk until recently and made th
to Hiram. Ho lives in Sioux Sin‘ .
is expected that the detective" 1.
him back here. . - ,
A statement which may have com 1
perfect bearing on the caschan bee ,
by Charles Mullins-on. an export
trlclan. lie declared that he made an,
animation of the wiring and other mob
nulclsm that was found in tho-cal!!!“
the office building. and declmd tb ,
the wiring was done by the some ma
ills opinion was based on the mung:
which the knots were tied in thew
and other things. It will be remembGM‘
that Hiram Andrus acknowledged this!»
placed tho wires under the building f
the call boils. , . ~ ;
Two wills left by Mr. Andrnl were
found yesterday. The first was dated 18“,:
and the second, which was found among .
. the papers in tho ofllce safe, was dated!!!
lull]. in both cases all
Mr. Andrus‘ wife.
Coroner Miles declared in emphatic,
lungungn that he would hold Cno inquest
until an arrest had been made. As to
when this Would take place, however, he
could give no definite information. "
Consulting With John E. Andrlfl.‘
property ll 1.“.
Nine Pinkerton detectives are now It .
work on the case. A meeting of Captain
Mangln of the local police force and John
E. Andrus, brother of “audio Andrus, il‘
to be held to determine whether Willie
and lliraln Andros shall be examined by
the police.
The examination, if hold, will, it is ex?-
pected, present new evidence in regard to '
the killing of Hamlin J. Andrus by a dy-
namite bomb in his office.
Willie is the son of John E. Andrus, the
millionaire and principal proprietor of the
Arlington Chemical works, and Hiram is ’
the son of the murdered man.
It has been stated that they had bought
and experimented with electrical supplies
similar to those used to set all the bomb
with which Hamlin Andrus was killed.
The examillntiou,Cnptuin Maugin said 'yc'l'w'
tcrdoy morning, was to be held for tho
purpose of croucrutlng young Hiram from
connection with the sensational rumors
afloat regarding the diabolical murder of
his father. His friends have declared
these veiled charges to be an outrage. Bap:
tuin Mangin, to all outward apparel)”,
shows this feeling. The examination, if
it is field, will be secret. The. place and
hour will be unknown, and every precan- ‘
tion will be taken by the police to protect
the young own from the inordinate curiosi-
ty of those who take an interest in solving
the mystery of the murder.
Accident Theory Expl-Ined.
As for the accidental theory. which
scorned to have been disproved by the find.
ing of the underground wires and better-
ins and their conucctlons, stout old Cap<
tnln Mungiu holds to it with u pertlnuo'y
which nothing yet has shaken. '
"i know that Mr. Andrus was expert.
morning with high explosives,” sold the
captain. "There can be no question about~
this. I am satisfied that he took a bomb.
with him when he wont into the cilia.
that morning. and I feel certain that he
had it in his hand when the infernal
thing exploded.
"What better evidence do you want
than this piece of scantling with a portion
of Mr. Andlus‘ thumb buried in it? That
wus cut out of the wall directly beneath
the window at which he stood. And thin
bit of his kid glove was driven into the
underside of the writing board at which
he stood. Now, if the bomb was fastened
to the wall, as has bocn argued, the thumb
Would have been driven back with the not
of the body. It could not have gone against
the direct force of the explosion. The fact
that it won; driven forward toward the
street showu beyond a doubt that the
bomb was In his hand when it went off. I
believe that the wires concerning which
so much has been said has nothing to do
with fiillldlli“ It off."
As for tho theory of a murder from por-
sonol motives, the authorities are all at
sou. Evcn should it bu discovered who ran
the wires which led to the alleged infernal
machine this fact would not establish.
connection with murder. No intent bu
been discovered. The friends of Hunllin J.
Andrus spook no evil of him. No enemy
has yet appeared to stain his good name.
Few mcn cmllll have been caught on-
uwnros lmttcr prepared for death than he.
ills house was in good order, his book!
balanced, his life won in the sunshine.
John E. Andrus was looking a trifle
illscoursgud when tho reporter saw him.
"it would be the joy of my life to run
down this man," he sold, “but I cannot
lumgluc who did It. ldon't know what
prom-ms tho donutlvmummoklng. l have
naked thou! not to report to me until they
how some: hing tangible. When everything .
in complete,
than it will be time enough.
to know." ”
Killed by a runaway Oar.
summers, Psi. Uct. 222—131 the rul-
nlnu may of a mine car on the Midvailcy
Colliery railroad Peter Gullah. a minor,
we» killed. his brains being dashed out ,'
against a telegraph pole. and Johnna.
llubiot, Andrew Gerber. Jamel-“Trent”,
and Michael Dutchlic. laborers. sustained
Injuries that may provn fatal. Thanh?-
owuy cor crashed into several lauded otter
standing pt the foot of the stoop doable.
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Procldcnt Appoints a Chaplain.
wlisnmc'ron. Oct. 27.-'i’ho preside-5‘ _
has appointed the Rev. Lucile It. Gravel,
a Presbyterian clergyman «of Albany.
chaplain in the armyto fill a semi
clllloii by tho rotlrcmcnt, on account.
disability. of Chaplain George W. EMMU
I
colored neutrons-n Illicit ‘ liz‘.
Nonmm Oct lit—wily tbs brookllljffl
an axis a coal min was derailed on «to
Norfolk and Wutnrn refined ct 1m.
Accidentally Ihfltflimuflo.
Hormel-oil. tum. on. numm
0. Polonor, and to, was shot one
«nonuniform molecule! «1 ’ ‘
anatomic. ' ,‘
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