Tlab was. committee of Repel Boss company will meet Thursday s W linchhcsIer, uccohutthc Norwalk Whammrupturedubloodm uehjdcterday m..- Services were held at St. Paul’s church, this taming at 10 o 'inoloek. observation of fit. John's day. [The first business meeting of the Jan» for Auxiliary. or St. Paul’o church. will be held tomorrow afternoon. The sclectmeu have made 499 voters ontoflllo. Fivemoreare to be mada I who become twenty-one between now and election time. The annual meeting of the stockhold- ersof the Danbury and Nos-walk Rail road company willI be held in Nov Haven, tomorrow morning. Michael Ratchford has purchased _ i lot at the rear of the the houses in Mail street. Norwalk, and has secured a righ. of way through to High street. Captain George R. VanAlstyne he: brought his yacht Ward V. 1115 from th- Norwalk Yacht club house and she i now lying between the bridges. The Daughters of the King, of St Paul’s church, met last night and pen fected [arrangements for the supper to b- given at the chapel. Thursday night. 1 can too goon men to see a canons sight—that of one snake killing and swallowing another. We came on the scene just as a king snake was kill- ing a black snake. each a little over threr feet long. The king was tied and coiled round the black. and the latter's tail could just wiggle. After a few minutes. during whicli‘the king tied himself in the mist curious knots and ran his head up and doyp his victim’s writhing body, biting it here and there as if as amining his supper, he turned to tht block’s head. gave it a preliminary bit: and than blowly proceeded to take the black make into camp. It seemed impos- sible that he chuld swallow a snake as long and as large as himself. but he did. This is how he did it: Hewould stretch his head as for as. possible. get his teeth hooked in his vic- tim’s scales. then slip his body up till it was in wrinkles at his neck and fax some way down, then loose his tooth hold and slide his head forward for an- other grip, just as if you were putting on a tight glove. in fact. It was the most interesting operation, I think. 1 ever witnessed. and the king swallowed all but three inches of the tail of the poor black snake and then. with that dangling from his mouth, glided ml in- to the grass. We let him go. as he is a known enemy of the rattlesnnkm and often kills them. ulndianapolis Jour- nul. The Reward of Virtue. The following story is related of a gentleman who invited a number of Sunday school children to a front in his beautiful grounds. Not tho least appre- ciated among the many goml.things wen. thc excellent strawberries and crown. of which there was a plentiful supply. Seeing how tho children exu‘oyed these, the good man. wishing to improve the nonunion. addressed thbm: “Well. boys," he said. "I hope you have thoroughly enjoyed your straw‘ berries and cream " “You, sir. ” was the reply In last: chorus. "But suppose." he continued, "that Instead of having boon invited here you had stolen over my mrdon wall and helped yourselves whcmno one was look- Iup. You would: not DIWP. enjoyed them half so much. would you?" ”No. sir," again replied the chorus. "And why not?” qoer‘md their hope- facIcr. To this question there-was no Imme- diate response, the boys h-iug apparent- ly shy of giving any mascot. At length. however-.11 little urchin, rather bolder than the rest. piped out: " ’Canso we shonldn’ t have bud no wars. with.” them. ”WWII-81$"- "l‘carnsdbcrctbstouucf the first “5%me vacancies. 00D» INN-ll MM things Cardinal Scull wIll do In Route to to ul- vocutc the removalm cf the Rev. Frederic upoutolls todemaud this definition We! Dr. Buchu’ “pernicious molest the welfare of the Bow catholics of the United Stu “I! at against Dr. Booker our table specific charges. The firitls that the secretary of the delegation. In translating and complllnu the speeches and ”out of Cardinal SutolII for pub nestled. an Important utter- unoc dollvurhd totbe German congregation at Platforms. Pa. In the spring of 1895 the delegate went. at the request of the Rev. Frederic W. Legions. the pastor of the Church of St. John the Baptist. to as- sist its religious celebration. Cardinal Satolll preached the sermon In Italian: Bo dwelt; at length on the great Catholic canteen! Germany and Itslmmenuelm penance and powar, since It was the primary cause of tbeccllapse of the famous “Kulturk‘ampf.” He then spoke of the merits of German Cnthollclsm In 'the Unltcd States. He practically urged the Germans to maintain their separate exist- ence In the church, for only In tbls~way could they preserve their traditions. vvhlch were, he said. the only truly Catholic ones to befound In the United States. The translatlcn of table sermon Into Eug- Ilsh and German and Its appearance In various secular and religious papers caused Intense excitement. Cardinal Satolll bad hitherto, both In public and In private. expressed exactly the opposite oplnlons. He had told the archbishops that they must adopt‘tho national hublts and one toms of the United States as far as pcssl- hie without Infringing on the unchang- able dogmas of the church. In January, 11495. the Very Rev. J. B. flattery, rector of St. Joseph’s Seminary For Colored Missions. In Baltimore. at request of Cardinal Satulll, collected Ithe Important utterances of the dele- ante and compiled them Into a volume on titled “Loyalty to the Church and State.” which was published In Baltimore. The first edition appeared before the de- livery of the Pottsvlllc speech, the seconrl about nIne'months after It. The second ,yditIon did not contain tbls particular 4poech,ialthough all the other later note worthy utterances of the delegate had been added. Germ-n Cathollcu Inceuscd.‘ The German people were very much In- conscd at this nmlsslou and sent a repre» scntntlve to ask Cardlnal Safolll If It wcrr intentional and If he meant purposely to sllght and insult the German Catholics o: the United States. The cardlnul replied that ho had no such Intentlon. He stated that the speech had been dishonostly with- held and that he considered it a crime 'tguInst the good Germans and an act of disloyalty to him. which would be duly punished. The secretary of the delegation 1: charged with having suppressed the speech because of his suspected enmity toward the Germans. Mgr. Schroeder of the Catholic unlver slty was asked If this story connecting Dr. Hooker with the suppression of the Potts- vllle speech was an authentic nun. and he replied, “it Is true In all Its details. The second charge against Dr. Rocker Is that he misrepresented the case which Dr. George Perla-.5. formerly professor of canon law at the Catholic quvcrsity. had appealed to the apes In delegation. The professor had been to d at the April moot~ ing of the board of directors that his serv- lces would not be requlrod In the future. As he held a contract with the university, be determined to seek redress for what he termed unjust treatment. Cardinal Satolli promised to take up the case. The pa- pors were prepared. and everything was In readiness, when the dofsguto suddenly an- nounced that he would do nothing In Me uftulr. I)r. Pcrlos returned to his homo In’ Paris much disappointed. Cardinal Satolll is reported to have sold afterward that he had been deceived In the merits of Dr. l’rrles’ unsound found that ho had been deceived In many things sIuco his nrrlval In Washington, but he would rcotlfy all errors In due time. Dr. Rocker was soon at the apostolic delegation. When shown the foregoing story. he made the following statement: ”I know nothing of tho prlvato Inton- tlous of (Jurdlnul Satolll or of any pron» Iscs he may have made prlor to leaving this country. I have. hovvovcr, reasonable grounds for doubtlng that he will suck my removal when he gets to Rome. He has always professed himself as wall satlsflcd with my work hero, and as late as last August I myself mailed a letter of tho cnrdlnhl's to Room, In which he spoke In terms of the highest praise of mo and of my work. Dr. limiter (Ionics absolutely the charges and says that they are rIdIcuIcus. Youkers‘ Unsolved Mystery. Yunnan. N. 1‘., Oct. 2c.-’l‘ho search In this cIty for a murderer to aocmmt for the death of Ilumllu Andrus to practically at an and. Coroner Miles admlttod that his evidence. about which so much secrecy has been observed. polnts to nobody In particular M hnvlng fold the wires and placed the bomb the oxplnslcn of whlch wrecked the onus of the ArIIugton Chom- Ioul works and kIIIed the secretary. The coroner still Innlsts there was a murder and that there Is a chance ' that tho fiyna» mltcr will he Inought to justlce, but Cap- taln Hoopla refuses to retract his offer to clear up the mystery wItth six hours after the coroner It through wIth the case and seems to Itlck to his original theory, that the death of Andrus was due to an experiment gone wrong-4hr, fate of a men who tried to construct a burglar trap. onus mama's Wm: Ans-us- LONDOI', Oct. 38. «The rtmu' airfoil» turalrcturus show that 273, 076 acres have“ been added to the British wheat area this year. Nevertheless the am Is yet only 1, 734 118 acres, the smallest on record ex- cept In 1895. ”a...” ._..._...... nun-doom Incarnate Defeat Turks. Artists. Get. saw-At Taxis a band of Headache Insurgents but u do- tachments! Turkish mos after I on t. In whlohlto Tush ' Nelda dlun comment felt them ”all: fonastoths posslhls loss of life from I 1 ‘u “I Kfqumf-IQMNUWWHMDDM w ftlufurtb Id Cardinal “m .111th bcfovcnlfavlug ”Waiting thatfilrEdyard only referred to m l islets beyond the Sobornburgk line. sold the marquis, Is a mlnor without accurate koowledgp of explosives, Was om beds“ thlt‘hhyuuuvbltsror ”ammonites. mofhlsaddmhonldtbat was an the, that Referring to the recent statement of 81! Edward (Blurbs. formerly solicitor maul III W333i Diff?! Mimi}: mt no Impartial arbiter would‘ decide In to vent! Gigi grill“; In: the Manama n. arqu a o tdagnc - new that be was given was ’ M Joint“ and Is open to a wide divergence ' but his mom his beavers that Great Brltleu’l claim “to the territory as a whole was not put forward without the most careful conslderatlon. There was reason to bellcve. he contln bed. that a time was approaching when these questions would be dealt with by an arbiter or by an amlcable compromlse un- der sultablc condltlcns. When the time came. they would go to court. not behaving that every point would be gtvbn In thclr favor. but confident that their claIms, at any “rate. would be supported by evidence based on wall established principles of In- ternational law. florid-u Blue In Brooklyn. BROOKLYN. Oct. Edi—Ronald’s factory building, a five story brick structure on Boerum place, between State and Sober. merborn streets. In this city. was destroy- ed by fire. The total loss Is estimated at between $100,000 and 8126.000. The are In supposed to have started on the fourth floor by a workman dropping a lighted cigarette stump. The lower floors of the bulldlng were occupled by Ronald’s com- pany. manufacturers of plumbing sup- plies. while the three upper floursvvcrc rented to Foy. Harmon & Chadwick. manufacturers of ladles' underwear. About 200 girls were employed In the place. who were rescued wIth great dlfll oulty. No one was Injured aside from Fireman McCarthy of truck No.1. who had his foot crushed. Body Found In New York Buy. NEW YORK, Oct. Eli—Tho body of an unknown man was found off quarantine stetlon by a boatmau named Willlum n‘tanfleld and towed ashore at the foot of Cliff street, Clifton. N. Y. He appeared to be a man of about 35 years of age. black hair and mustache, about 5 feet II Inches In helght. lie was dressed in a blue cot- ton jumper and overalls. cotton under- shIrt. black laced shoes. brown socks and had a black handled knife and a key In Me pocket. He was probably a fireman. Ills head was badly mutilated. Coroner Oates took charge of the body and removed It to his morgue at Stupleton. Barkcullnc Commercto Wrecked. Pmmnmmm. Oct. lid—Information was received by the ship's agents In this olty that the barkeutlno Gmnmerclo. whlch sailed on 005.3 from Lisbon for Philadelphia. has been totally wrecked near Madulra. Slicleft Llshnnfcr Madeira with a cargo. which she (uncharged there. and then started for Pbllndelphlu to loud petroleum. Tho Gommcroln was built in 157+ by E. Muchlas of Maine and was owned by V. Maclelvu 8: Sons. ’ Dr. has (let- Flve fears. NEW Haves. Oct. 23.—llr. J. Edward Loo. who has been before the courts on three different occasions. was found gullty of malpractice by the supvrIor court and sentenced to Ilvc years In prison. The jury was out but 16 minutes. The only wItuess presented by the state was Miss lllrd M. Palmer. the alleged victim. and the story told by hrr was the most revolt- Iug In the history of Connoctlcut courts. Throw flu- Baby Into the Raceway. ROCHESTER, Oct. 28. -— Mrs. Carrie Whole/n of this city murdered her your old Infant by throwing hlm Into the Cantor street raceway. Hie than attempted sul- clde by jumping In herself. The babe was drowned. and Its body Is still In the rure~ way. The mother was rescued. taken to the (‘Ity hospital and will ruc'.mcr It Is thought she had been inudelusanc by pov- crty. Ilcblier and Children Murdered. llrcunoan, Mo, not. Shh—Mrs. Wlnnnr. wao of Jesse Winner, and her two children. a girl aged :1 and a boy ngud 18 months. were murdered on Monday nlght. The woman’s hand was cut with an ax. and tho throats of tho ohlldrou were out and thclr splual cords wavered. IIIood~ bounds are being used to tmok the mur- dour. Jull Breakers noes-muted. LOUISVILLE. Oct. 28.—Tom Kelley and Tom MoKenzIo, who broke JaII Sunday nIght. were captured at tholr homes hero, but the others are still at large. BRIEF TELEGRAMS. The Albany police law was declared lay the court of emacols of New York state to be unconstitutloual. Nicholas llorsch was kllled by the burst- Iug of a gfludstone at whlah he was work log In 11 Newark (N. J. ) fxtory. Four mulled bandits Ideal the fine and Fox Indian agonoy In Oklahoma. rob- bed tlIros stores of 30:30, but lulled to gut 840.000 agency cosh. Minstrel Raymond Shaw was shot and probably fatally wounded whlle showing hls Ilsthn-law. Miss BlrdsaII of Bloom- field. N. J.. how to handle a revolver. Alexander If. Harm of the firm of Kuhn 8t Kari-Is. New York, committed suicide by shootlng himself In the head In hIs factory. 1-19 and fill Gmuc street. An autopsy wu- performed on the body of Mrs. Frances K. Postal. wife of Albert II. Postal. In Prcvldcuoc. and evidences of poison are alleged to have been found. The engagement of Captalu William Abram. a great-[randfubcr of so. want $500.01“). and Mlsc Laura Smlth. the MI legs schooltenc at East Beaumont» . '. Y.. was can Dr. Watch W. rum and his arcad- nhtsr. Fannie Palmer. were kIIlod by ralrosd train whllc drlvlng at Kenm- burg. N. J. .. and Deborah Palmer. the doctor’s daughter. and WIIIIom If. Hahn maniacal“: art. lire. Juices ll. llrsdy was bound and Why byuuknotvu Isa In her home 11' Island City. .Y. libs was lays finest and coach to tell a connected story. flat bushels-111 than might have It lit capers valuable- t “smarter“. Eva Hazleton and Cross Creek GOALS FOR RANGE AND FURNACE. umammnwrmwowb was». elm " _, u' Kidney P1 of palnful. now Hon. rest on the kidneys. dealers. ""VIII/IeuVumY” lbw I «stem paella“. calibre simian mathevclt. ,1’ with written (urinates lnlrmflrvtidft, rcfmcoetntd. free a 1d cuofiIIennaI. load at stab-mot of cm and 23 n for a wrtk' f entrenched. Uni only Wheat peruse. Add” (Ice. 0. steam. Bank; Not- walk. 9; none In East Nomads. In East "I . -. .. -1. i Winning Its Way! a... \ . Why-take the chances? All Is not high grade coffee Mocha and 0111' Mocha and Java blend is pronounced greet, us that is called Java. and is surely winning way Into public favor. If you love fine coffee buy my Mocha and Java blend. n.» It believe I have a fine article. and want the public to know Blasteraud bluff make lusting good impression. and enjoy it. A fresh lot just in. . 11 North Main Street. TNE DETEDNATED These Cools are free from dirt and slate; will be delivered by careful drivers. Bend order for sample loud and satisfy yourself that our claim In cor- rect. ..“ hoot-cult TWINE!” 3%wa this mm thud museum of work well done. and we m sorry no news to the enlisted mm welcome than a remedy which outta the same In others. tum first no onward push other than It coins for Itself. Doan' s Kidney Pills . fill sve‘ry- promise to the letter—the! are sure to cure-and they care. They are slmply and only a kldney cure— to: any other disease-«but kin; In their realm. Is thIs clalmlnl rib or little? If you have ever uuf~ from kidney complaint-wan)v of its forms er stag u—and have taken for It. wmlll be (I with your answer. The menu- tains of mlcery plied up by kldney troubles-tower above all other mlserlec and outnumber them all. Is. no mu. toms. else than kidney trouble. for Instance. means kidney-ache. nine times out of ten. But If not cured. It soon make: Itself known as kldney de-x raugement. by urinary signs—either excess or retention. and all more or less They are well understood INorwaIk and so are Dean's Kidney Plus, as the true spe- aide. Mrs. FunNI'Wlllp. who recldes at 43 Flrst avenue. says: complaint and an Aching back. I wéht to Pleisted's their store for a box 'of Dean”: Kidney Pills. They cured me." Bender. Investigate these statements. They are published for the benefit of those sufferlnx from any disorder of the kidneys. The aching back has no greater en- emy than Dean's Kidney Pills—not In- jurious to thermoct delicate constitu- ‘Do not aht on the bowels. but d1- For sale by all Prlce. 50 cents per box. or six boxes for $2.60. Sent by mail on re- celpt ofprlce by Foster Mllburn 00.. Buffalo. N. Y.. sole agents for the Unlted States. A remedy which The trouble are dccelved by the symp- ey readily bellove It anything Backache. ”I had kidney No need to scratch your "to away. Dean's OIntment brings Instant reIIeI In all cases of Itching Piles, Worms. Emma. Ringworms. Hlves. ox other Itchineu of the skin. Get It from roux" deal»: .W Pin LORENZO DIBDLE, savutdflsos. . . .yoncpc“ ’ ease. , ‘4, We will not pramisc you the the largest and best assorted of In the Twin Cities. Examine quality. H. KRIEGER, WAGONS I New avid Iooond-H-nd. accents. vuasvcut‘. v enamels, cssosass. tenuous, no. PRICES TO SUIT ALL ‘ om AND sun rams. HENRY TILLY. We know whereof we affirm when we at the first symptomsof colds and fevers. arrest further progress of these disorders. and bowels. to their normal and regular action. Theoriesofourema may be discussed at Icngthby hycicians. but the sufferers want quicfi relief. and One Minute Cough Cure will give it to them. A safe cure for children. It is “the only harmless remedv that reduces immed iate results." E. P. eed and G. C Stillson. In many cases the first work of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla' is to expel the effects of the other medicines that have been tried in vain. It would be a saving of time and money if experimenters took Ayer's Sur- saparilla at first. instead of at last. EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE . Patent EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE AtOurPrIcesI DRUG STORE. 82 Washington $t.. So.NcrusI|t. 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Stillson’s W earth, stock Cloaks and Millinery! allthe Mahackemo Hotel Block, Q South Norwalk. J. 0. JENNINGS. Paper-Hangar, DaIcImIncr Painter. nun-117s m WALL PAPER AND BORDERS 1 NORTH MAIN STREET South Norwalk. Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers Borders and Gilt Mouldings takentc houses for peotlon. on not do by postal Estimates heerfnllv Given. mo takes out ink. paint, tar, pitch. grouse ‘ and stains from clothing and car- pets quickly and completely and ‘ legaleaves‘a Ring -—~Nq Acid.——- 106.. 256., at Dru No unpleasant odor. and hamsters: Not inflammable. Sample: mulled, 5c. 1. B. SUTTON. New Canaan, Ct. “ Sold by A. Dickerman & Son. 80. Net- walk; Finney & Benedict, Norwalk. Physician fchomen IRS. DR. N. A. DDILFDRD Can beconsnltsd at her office From 10a. m. to 7 p. m. any day except Sunday. The doctor II a regular physician and for the past nineteen ears made the diseases of women a spec Ia ty. dies suffering from any difficultylncldeut to the sex can consult Dr. Gullford In the strictest ccnfldeu with theassumuce of receiving the most skil 111 and scientific I out knownt 0 modern an an and m Iclne. Home care with nurse r- nished when realm-ed . Terms moderate All letters promo 1 replied to. Inclose stamt F. D. CROSBY. D. D. 8. Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College. Dentistry I’erformed in all it s Branches. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Marvin's New Block. Washington street. Second floor Dental rooms will be open: Augustmth. at cm SOUTH NDRWALN - - SAVINGS DANN ll w-nhlngton Street. ‘Open daily from Mo 12 a 1n.. and from Ito s p. m. .. and on Monday cvenlngs from he 8. Interest allowed on deposlts. ALDEN SOLMANS Prest. JOHN H. spams VIce—Prest. mm: H KNAPP. See. and “1'2 J. 6 JENNINGS UN DERTAKER. KNIGHT STREET. Norwsllr. Opp. Street ItsIsty Depot. 3112'}le 011‘. El." B'l‘ltlfi'l‘. TELEPHONE CALL. 11. lacch. Layton. Flt-o. LII". and Aooldont INSURANCE“ Real Estate and House Agent Ocean Steamsblwckm. and Sterling and Stocks 80 11. OFFICE. b RAILROAD PLAOI. Next to Post OM09. SOUTH NORWAIJK. : I f CONN Notary Public. Acknowledgments Talon Mott’s 'Nerveune Pills The remedy for WW , trstloaml all nervous . ‘ discussant thc . _ ‘I mandnoo ‘ ‘ . maul shim its. och a W Freetown. Falling or Manhood. 2m mtwm‘fir egg ’0 the work of completing all at whlcb can be made ready with“ able tlme. and as many vocal! North Atlantic “bedroom craft as the monitor Purluu‘ , Colo; Ivy commlttee. C R. Gemenwcy. "til have resulted so slit cation of cm and min I In comblcctlcu of would put-tract» fools III-ll ‘ to shrill grants-h a a stage a promo: be abandoned from a fear of standing of the purpose. scum warlike. the catalog the assemblage of- the formidable squadron whlcb do: one command to Amati flow the war. The word has gone out to p In commission as can bu mu forced by the addition of cm morcd oral-er Brooklyn. It. was to put the Newark out 01cm In orders have gone out to have He! at Norfolk within 80 days with!) up the ship, which vaII that as to the squadron. BI; Fire In a Small "1' ' HIGHLAND, N. Y.. Oct. 98." . out at 7 o’clock last night In fill. of Eugene Patton’sdvvelllng at and In two hours had swept away nose portion of the town; The loss Is 8500. 000; partly covered by I The fire was checked by the 1* steamer and the Crockett Bock all“ dcr company from Poughkuupalu._ were brought down on them The buildlngs burned. with areas follows: Eugene Patten. d and butcher shop. 88. 000: G. clothing, $1, 000; W. J. quhrln and confectionery. 83.500; W Dickey. drugs, 81. 000; Nolan 3r :_ ‘ groceries, $3,500; W. H. Townscll Ina, $5.000. While the fire wastbc ' test Michael Dead. a clerk In NM Spratts store. dlatlngutshcd hlmulf carrying out lob pounds of powder, I Yale’s Class Day Election, ‘ ‘ New HAVEN. Oct 28,—At a meeting. the Yale seniors the following class ‘ ofllcers were elected. Poet. A. L. Mun Ansonla; secretary, Graham Sumner. Haven: orator, C H. Studlemfkl, Pu" Manchester, Vt; C. B. Thomas.- w ville. llls.. ; R. D. Bumlltcu,Nevv port. Mass; hlstorlans. 0.1%. Dc Cincinnati; G. B. Day. Icvv York; Clark. New Orleans: F. Tilmcy. V lyn: F. K. Gerard. New York: cup , _ mlttee, J. Judd. Honolulu; '1'. F. B Pottsvllle. Pa: . W. Latbam. Glens N. Y.; trIennIaI committee. W. Germantewn,Pn; M. Knox Maddox, 1-";ranolsco A. B. Kerr, Washington; ” day. Dean Sage, .lr.. Albany. D. E. rIson. Colorado Sprlngs; Louis E Tonawanda. N. Y.; C. E Hefldfinm Minneapolis. F. Brookilcld. New York. Noted Physlclnn, Dad. . Losses, Oct. 28.—-Georgc Kathy 1)., RES. Isdesd. Bevan 18:39 and graduated from the Uni ._ of Edinburgh as doctor of mgr" 1850. After studying scientific -- at \arious Continental unlvenl fl; turned to London and was appoln ~ . turer on practical physiology and 7 In I uiverslty college. London. a; he was appointed professor of W jurisprudence and In 1861 phyll'c ' p - the hoapltal Dr. Barley was lug member of several Continental colan- tIIic and medical societies. His pub ‘ writings on medical subjects are nu one, and he was also an earnest [111m of spelling reform. An Old Time Actor M Fovn Du LAG, Win. Oct. Ila—'- Sbafer Quick, aged 75, and stone , racognlzod as a leading actor of thou States. died here. For a number of under the name of Shufcr. he took pout parts In plays under them of .luulus Brutus Booth. Howl’s-rut; log with Mr. Booth when the Dulcimer tlcmon made bls last appearance as all Edward Mortimer In “The Iron M3" Nov Ill 1852. at New Orleans. lfor tho post 20 years he had resided In this city. wIth his wife. » Arrested For Robbin: a PM Buinosrour. Conn, Oct. BSu—Jm Ahenrn and William Coleman's" Alb rested hero for atto king and V peddlor named Cudkl In Shelton. ‘1 both are young men and said they ‘ ad In Derby None of the mcncydrm' watch which Cuden alleged was from him was found In posmslon Ill. prIsoucrs. 'l'hoy admitted beating Clulk ' ' but said they dld It because he refused to“ glve them It adds In hls wagon. Th. walked from Shelton to this city. V In Danger of Inundutlcn. ., Mourns“, ‘Ict. 21. -lt has m. publlc that for some weeks the mag the two olty reservoirs on the mm has been In a dangerous condl holds III,000,01KI gallons of water. parts say that If a break should whole clty would be washed aw governors of Mofolll university ready notIIIod the shy that they It responsible for $1,000.000 ‘ ‘ case of accident. and the Ill-MW: attention of the authorltlcs. ‘1 College President Mm Cameroon, Muss. Oct. till-a ll. Cupan. 0.1)., pmldclt elm loge. has filed a voluntarycpull solvency. The can b Mm to , ‘ signment do not In any any ‘ Instltutlon vvlth whloh lac ll . . Too liberal Indommeutol ”we! . and overestimation of value of was the cause. ‘ llohbctl can» Prue-cue. Gama. Oct. ss.-A numhtr of prisoners who were loaded ll rotted from the harbor to man. The Cubans were III were thrown at them. thrmcb- scorched that It was wlth the dlfflculty that the pollen 1.11“ m tufcly In the hall. ' “as.” no. Fort-gum Chills-Itch. I. . 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