' I I ALWAYS FRESH
Mm“
Double Shae Store! !
'40 and 42 W all street, Norwalk.
Headquarters for the intent styles in
ADI‘ES' AND GENTS’
FOOTWEAR l
Enamel Cork Sole,
Box Calf Cork Solo,
Tan Calf Cork Sole, in
Bull Dog Grecian and Ludgate Toes
lobby and Up-to-Datci
Ladies’ Invisible Cork Sole Shoes, something warm and
stylish.
Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes? in Lace and Button.
,w
clovnrs DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
NORWALK, CONN.
"Everybody’s Shoes Shirred Free.
’- vex). lm Men. y.
bcxlnr i' 115. lira'
troubles result (an!
Ever 1
For Sale at Tomlinson’s drn'z Itore.
it ESTURE
LOST llililli
inso (or .‘irrvous Dchility. Loss of Sexual Power (in either
i ll’l ‘r \u'akfiESk‘i. irom any cause, use
iii: kly rcswr-zti. lt’ neglm (ml. such
vuhc'c, almi, i’.r§r.m; fillOYPS forgo). VMilli
i gn‘u’mtm: in A of: or rcl'uml 'h: moody. Addrm
or. i, inn»
NOTICE!
‘Aolissiou or ElECTORS
Notice is hereby given that. the Select-
men and Town Clerk of the Town of Nor-
walk will be in coalition at the office of said
Town Clerk, for the purpose of examining
the qualifications of and admitting to tho
elector’o until those persona who shrill be
found no qualified. on Wednendnv. tlic‘llst
day of October, iliilll. from 9 o'clock in tho
forenoon until .3 o'clock in the afternoon,
and by public adjournment of said moot.-
ing. Will be in uesnion for the some pur‘
pose, as follown, viz:
At the police rooms on lluvilztnd street.
in the City of South Norwnlk, on Thurst-
day. October 22nd, law, from if) o'clock u.
run. until it o’clock p. m.. and also on Fri-
day, October Qild. Hill}, at mid police
roonu, from l0 o’clock n. m., until 5
o'clock, p. m.. and in the evening of said
Friday, at said polioo rooms. from 7 until
90’clock;nndnt tho cflice of fluid Town
Clerk, on Saturday. the 24th day of Ow
tuber, 1806. from 10 o'clock n. m., until i»
o'clock p. m. ‘
And unison all entered on the first lint
unwtobemnde," whose rights shall ap«
pear to have matured, nhnil have been
ndrnlttcd or rejected, will be in ”Mimi for
the some purposes on Monday ,Octohcr
26th, 1800, at said Town Clork’n olilcc.
from 9 o’clock in the forcnoon until 8
o'clock in tho afternoon. and not alter
words. with this exception, that bald ism
lectmcn and Town Clerk will boln amnion
at will Town Clerk's odioe. on Monday.
November 2d, 1896. from ilo'clocit in the
foreman until 6 o’clock in the
afternoon. and not , afterwards. for the
purpose of admitting to tho clcctor’s oath
thou persona only whose rights will our
turn infill-r Monday,0ctobcr 236th. tiring, and
on or before Tor-day, tho Id tiny cf‘ifo
author. 1806. '
Applications from any voting district
muy ho modulo either the m or and dis
trick
DAM It Non-ii, the llith day of 0c
mm. but“
Ionic Slum.
rim . ,
l. rating 3. mm
‘Worntrmn 16min.
_. mummttmcm
!
u...
South Norwalk
City Assessors’
Notice!
We. tho undoruizned. hereby halve notice to
nllpersons and Howard inns. huhlo to my
trims in tho cityni Hour N rwnlk. that tlmy
ore rwuurwl by low to de lvertotho Assassins
o‘r dither ofthom. on or before tho ‘iA-t day of
hovombor. mum wrltlon or printod ”undated.
hiiznod und sworn to. oi all the ropcrty owned
by thorn on the int day of Oct“ WP, loud. [wide
to taxation. _
Annctr‘oncemlnntux llHtS.8l’lnci6\il by the
Rormtc and , ousout Ibwrosontntlvos. session
“from. pr video:
Hottlon arm of the Quorum! Biathlon. on
nrnondod by Clint ltur I..\h.\iV of tho I’ublic
Acts of 19459. H lorcbynmendod to road no
follows: loudly/oxidant of tiny town ilnbio to
giro lnnllstnndpuy tnxos'thoroln, nimll. on
or tioforo tho lint. day or hnvombm nnnunily
(giro in his list. Hindu and sworn to no herein-
)oforo prosvrlbwl. mnkmc u doshrlpti- m of oil
rolilohiuiomncb [Hiri'ul balm.r sepnmtoiy do.
Herillod. null if in,- rind! ncgznnt nr‘l‘f‘llluu so to
do tho nwosooro hllitil llll out a. lltsi for him.
putting tboiemnil property Willi'li thoy lmvo
rouwm to bcliuvo In ownml by him. linblo to
taxation oi tho nctuni valuation illj‘nllll from
the bout infornmtion they“ on obtnm, uiul mid
thereto ten par conturn 0! such vuluntion. an i
in Nliil llut thoy :ihnll tnokou Howiruto unscrip-
iinn nnd vulnnriun of ouch parent oi ronl "pinto.
N. ll.-l.lutn mny bo rotnrnod to tho Annma-
uru. oi tho Council room. iinvilnnd strut-t.
liouth Norwnlk. from and including October
in. out to nrul includlnn Octulmrnsi. not. cold
«than to ho Open from ,o to iii n'l'lnok.n m..
and from '1 to n o'clock p. m .‘nrulonlinturduys
from i to u o‘clock in tho ovonuuf.
Dniod at South Noru'ltlir (Mo tor c. 1896.
'1'. , .l.lii.iil_(lli mush,
FliANliLilh A. 'i'tllddni‘i.
JOSEPH LliA'l'liIONI).
UityAamoora
01.31
DR.F.W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist.
Fonnerly ovor the Post Office.
All work portnining to modern don-
tintry. at tho most reasonable charges.
Flint-elm work only.
All work nunrnntocd.
Ollico l 8 nm. toiip. to. Sunday ll nun.
Hoot-n i tol p. in.
Chico and Residence. ll Washington
street. 3 doors above the' First Rational
Bank. South Norwnlk'. Conn.
uchALK BUILDING
comm.
Aidcd by our aim dot-rich. mm. hor-
iog mochinoi. etc. we: can quota
LOW P310338 OK.
All Kinds of Tlmhor Work!
Churches Factoriauor no barge Build-
ing work a specialty.
snorfmvnnsmn AVENUE.
“or contract. cons.
tall! uflltt. Murcia"
l
mum 0A8}: crow Comm
Dock comm by Minority of tito “a" ’-
.oralncnt or minim Guiana 0mm x. '
' Evidence—Profouor Burr natura- With . _
: ’“".§hllfitr'lmvmlw“:st
* Wummmnsc+rh ,, ,
oi Mammoth cmfiu‘ ital humidifi-
pote. mnithgéoovtlia commodingvsot
the Venezuelan commission. was signal-
laed at tho meeting of that body by the
tout publication “printed hy'tha authori-
ty of. ,hlc malicucy the governor of Brill.
lob-Gnl‘nnol‘ in the colony. The document
which is uniform in appearance with tho
Giulio! British bins book, in entltod ”The
Iloundary (location: Thu Control Over
the Disputed Territory of Enncqnibo’ by
Moons of Her Prints, Indian Cnptnlnc and
Protectors of Indiana. mainly From tho
Record» of British Guiana. By Jnmon
licdwny. "
visions. no follows: ‘
First.-—Arai of inrlsdlctlon.
Second.~l’onta and poctliolderc.
Third. «Indian captolnc. '
li‘ourtb.——-.'l‘hc Indian protoctornto
Fifth.—-Tho walnrshndof tho Ecwqulbo.
Sixth—Tho Pomnrodn district.
This volume has boonfxpoctcd for some
time. and surprise, is it mood that it
should be transmittcd thro sit the Amori’
can consul at Domernrn rathor than
through Embnuullor Bayard, no wan tho
case with tho othor volumes. Tho first
and second hluo books were dovotcd to tho
Pollock argumont. with documents and
mops. Tho second. or supplementnl vol-
ume, gnvo moot of the documents In ox-
tonso and corrections to which attention
had been called. The fourth won a sur-
simply a reprint of Mr. Storrow'nprolimi-
nury argument against the Sohombnrgk
lion and did not burn the customary bluc
cover. No. 5 was it roply to Mr. Storrow,
and it has boon said for some time thnt
the sixth and film] voiumo would be do-
votud to tho Indlnn protoolorntc.
At the "looting of tho commission all
tho mombors oxccpt Andrew I). Whito,
who was ubscnt, took part in discussing
tho ovldouoo.
Professor Burr Returns.
NowYonu. ()ct 2il.——l’rofossor G. i..
Burr of Cornell university, who has boon
in Iiollnnd and London for throo months
oxnmining oillcinl doonmonts rolutlng to
tho \‘onnzuclnn bouudury, bus returned to
this country. coming on tho stoniusbip
Teutonic.
nations by Dr. llo Iinnn of Johns liop-
kins iinivizrsity. ’l'boso molt worn flout
abroad by tho \‘onoiuolnn commission.
l’rofossor Burr wns soon by uroporter
boforo Innviug born for Washington. llu.
sold:
"I examined a grant, numbor of docu-
ments which have not lwl‘uro boon iookod
up, for dill) purpnsu of lmrnlng timgoor
graphical and urological conditions of the
territory in, disputc. I found Ammo excul-
lont material, which was so vnguo, how-
ovor, thnt it will roquiro lognl nuthoriry
to inturprot it. Evory possiblo courtesy
was shown mo in The Iinuuo nnd in Lon-
don in prosecuting my invustlgntionu. In
both pianos downs of clerks were Illlli‘i‘ll
at my disposal. As I was not com thorn to
draw conclusions. I liopt mgr mind un~
binsaod, and I cannot anticipate tho indu-
mnut of tho mnumisoion. I do lli'lli'ul,
howover, that tho question will ho scttluzl
ninicnbly.
"I mot Sir Julian l’nuncofoto, tho lirit'
inh ombussndor to this country. whilo ho
was in lluglnnd this sumnmr. but Idld
not discuss tbc boundary question with
him. I have no doubt. howuvor. that his
visit llilil it direct homing on lntnruntion.
:il xii-col inlioua. I burn Mint. sovornl ro-
pnrrs to the commission. but how doiuyvd
tho full ropurt until my urrlrnl in Wash-
ington. Until this report is submittod, it
would not lio prupor for mo to discuss tho
results of my lnvostigntlous."
Ono of tho pimsongoro on the Teutonic
who did not wish to huvo his: name pub-
llsbod rnid ho hnd hurl n numlmr of lnllm
with Professor Burr on tho stmmor. and
[but tho lnttn-r hnd intinlntod that tho ovi-
douco ho hull gnlborod cstnhllsbod boyund
question \‘cuozuoln'n right to tho dispntvd
torrltory.
Highwaymen It Polhnm Manor.
NEW YORK. Oct. Elm—Tho qulut littlo
suburhnn villago of I’vam Manor woo
tho scum: of a bold nnddnriug bluhwny
rohbory, which resultod in tho killing of
nhorsu and in narrow «count» from dumb
on the port of om» of tho wail known rosi-
dontn of the place. Josiah ll. liurtinn, pro-
prlntor of n printing and atntlouory «stub-
llsbmont nt til nnd M Fulton ntroot, this
city, was being drlvou With his daughter
from tho station at l’nllinm lilnnur to his
homo in Worthington uvonuo. n littlu over
a tulln dlntnnt. when M n llmoiy nml dom-
lnto fluctliill of tho mud tlu- currlnco won
uttnokmi by robborn armed with rcvolvurs,
who ordorod, "Hands up!" and donmnd-
ml monoynnd vnlunlxlon. Meeting with
roaintnnco from Mr. llvrtino, thoy opont-d
llro. Thorn wuo n roaulor funllludo of pi»
tol idiots, tire of tho bullotn hittlnu tho
boron and mm toiling off-lot in Mr. ilor-
tinn’s nook uhout an inch from tho jugu-
lnr win. 'I‘lm import of tho shooting and
tho rrics of Mr. llorlinc and his daughtcr
for help brought bolt :1 down unighiiorn
with lrmtcrim to tho spot. lmd tho robbors
worn acnrod ol‘l‘ hol’oro thoy ivoro chin to
scouro uxly booty,
H... .4. . -h mun-J.
Armcninn Defunct: to ”union.
llmrux, (lot. Bil-Eluvon Annonlnn
roiunm hnvll orrlvod in this city from
Now York. A mention committco room
routing tho Unitcd Armunlnns of thin
city. mct thorn at the trnln and oncol'tcd
thorn to a homo which had noon prcpnrcd
on \‘v‘ulthnm ctr-not. Horn thoy worn given
food not! will honored for by their follow
countrynmn until thcy arc "Illil toluoltont
for thommlren. Moralirmonlnnn or. on
pooled this wook. mid thoy will be quar-
tcrnd nt the home nloo. it is ctntod that
the committed boring tho matter in
charge hnvo nlrondy lilil positional tnlio
fillod by tho rofugcos with fnrmorn coil
imium moo ln' dli’lorout ports of Now
Maison. .....
One You!» Khartoum".
Watchman. Mum. Oct. thin-Jam.
O’Connell and Francis F; 'l‘ully of South-
hrlugn, who mm indium] by the grand
m4... %
jury for on consult with intent to rob,
rmmnittodupnn it. W. Gifford. n former
M'r‘tnrb‘ridgo. on tho 7th that. were found
minty in tho cfiitiitill court and nuanced
ny .‘ludgc Wnrdncll to in your: til hurl
[labor in tho ruminant. ammo-An-
imated tor» month-unlit». in cotton]. it:
Booth at hilt m. ”in. Ann Homo.
he 13' I‘ ,. .
warmth mwmmw hit
wattle... A
receipt from Secretary Olnoy of on tumor»
Itis divided into six cubdiv
prlso to all concornod. no it containedL
Ho was assisted in his invostL,
flora Milo their [infirm ,
torn/loft. Ila toughen ’
little; or low muchpoinlend
tops; for that and amount ‘-
it In lion. ready to put on
and ,6 honed. Ila forcing , .
with t mini/alt Ila'clzcrfmaf .. 6 "’ id 810
upco- -;‘-‘- at, can 1 u. * p the
Home fill/cry; logbert‘Va/um [mic in Dammit.
00m “in black undo/ac, for! colors, style and no»
in WW7 one oftllenu . ;‘ . , .
.7718 ever popular [fol-says in block and blue, brown and
gray dingonals, satin or icon! linings, Silhner [may
in cleaves. Your tat/crrcocldn‘t match our coats of
double” these prices: 810. W. $73.50, 315. £18.
320. >325. 330. Men's and boys‘.
Got a new Derby in mind? The $5 kind are 83 lrere.‘
Others at 82.50, 8‘2 and 31.50. E very sort of Cap
you can‘t/HM of. too.
r
We Sell
Earl & Wilson Collars, Open Monday, Hid“) “”d
Tanner-ts (flares,
Stonemcn's Underwear, Saturday ”Wings-
Dents Gloves,
The Crofut '4 Knapp flats. _ BRIDGEPORT. CONN-
Tl M E l
To think about: purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash 8.: Van Scoy’s and see a line
that will beautify your home and
will make yonliappy when you find
how reasonable the price is.
QIL HEATERS,
at... $3.60 to $2.00.
just received, our Cylinder Stove.
C all and see them before purchasing,
. we can save you money.
NASH a. VANSCOY.
cor. ll. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK GQNNECTIOUT
OLD_AND RELIABLE
‘ am. In“ Hum
DailyDircciErcight lino
NEW YORK, 501:..lTH iVORWALK AND
l
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
. VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Beekinzin street, New York at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 n. m. 105 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk
linglc and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity. .
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owucrs thereof.
so REDUCTlOIi 3A”
For the Monthof October. I
Complete line 0! watchcs, clocks, ljewelry, silverware, opalware and
cut g ass. ‘
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
while not sold lit-strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attracr
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
ll. W. AUSTlN, 39Wall Street, Norwalk
What is it ?
that prmnpto you to buy your shoes at
one atom rather than another? Isn't it
ctylo. qnnlity, tit durability nnri‘pricc or
tothnhoo and prompt and courteous
,nttontion on the art of the proprietor and
column? If t can are the cool lndnou-
mcntrwc look tor c liberal moron! your
“mum. uni: . . ‘ ,' ml
H. 5. Brown,
M'flflllfl'fll “II“,
but» “moth, Goon
i
I
Citnpnifin Fund. ,
lt’KIllLBI Aim
““‘W'W
.. m
' Mam unit-ton.
‘ ‘1'!!- (lhtoln‘ltu‘ Thrcwc'n inns“ and
[lobar-quality “alumni;~ Wotan» Pald‘tlfio
' Pn‘i‘KF'rflllflfll'lfl‘ll ninz‘lfcidpor.’ . '
CHICAGO, Oct. flit—«W. iii. i-ont of tho
ilrm of W. M. Hoyt 8c 00.. importers and
wholcanic groom, pro-cowl to tarriiryrm
n house and two lots in Munch), Noll. in
lieu of a cosh contribution to the com.
polsu fund. 11: hi- lattcr Mr. floyt scored
the gold atondccd and doctor-ad thou ola
though ho to rich in real more. he in poor
in cash. Mr. Bryon turned the «loud mm
to Chairman Jonas. who will call it and
put the procoods intothclkmourntlo cam-
paign fund. The proporty is Worth about
513,000. .
Mr. Brynn mods ten speeches in Oh!-
ongo yootordny. and each packed to its fuii‘
not capacity the hall. armory or tent in
which ltrwns daliverod. Each place hold
a tumultuoualy enthusiastic audience.
From each hull twice on muny people no
colored were turned away or gothrrcd into
overflow meetings, which worn addressed
by some of tho hundreds of free silver orn—
tcrs now in Chicago. Mr. Brynn’l Bot-
tory 1) speech to holiness men was por-
bnps the most important of tho caries.
Mr. Brynn left Chicago at 7:45 o'clock
this morning over the Northwcaternroil-
road for n day'o tour through several coun-
ties of Illinois. Ho will return this even-
lng at ll o'clook.
McKinley and Bit Townsfollr.
CAx'rox, 0., Oct. flit—At Major Mc-
Kinloy’s homo his fellow citivcns antici-
pated him when he approached the tariff
question at the conclusion of one of his
most remarkable addressos. “Three cheers
for protection,” interrupted him before he
reached his climax. lie replied to Mr.
Bryan’s recent nttornncos in those words:
"Sumo of our political opponents have
boon denying that this quotation of tartfl
is an issue in the present czimpnign. They
will not even toll on how they propose to
rhino the money with which to run this
govornmont. They will not discuss that
at till, my! yet they huvn declared in
their platform that not It mingle dollar of
money shall bu borrowod oven to main.
tuin tho crmllt and honor of the gov-
ernment in time of peace, but I am confi-
dont that; thoy will discover that tho tnrifi
question is in the election returns of next
Tuesday.”
There was a. tremor in Major McKin-
loy‘s voico, as when, ni'tor repented nt-
tompts, he responded to tho homo grant-
ings of thousands of his neighbors and
follow citizens. His dooryard and those
of his neighbors were not largo onnugh
for tho crowd. For blocks in every dirnc'
tlnn alroot cars. trucks, dolivory wngous
and curringes blocked the streets. An im-
provised platform at tho pavement odgo
was used. Above this was an arch of elec-
tric lights resplendent with national col-
ors. .llusinosn hnd been almost universal-
ly suspended to allow nil mercantile poo-
plo and employees of their honscs to par—
ticipntn. A score of bonds and drum corps
in tho city voluntoorcd their servicos and
worn distributed in the parade which
marched to the McKinlny home. This
demonstration was the conclusion» of on
ovent-ful day.
A cur-loud of West Virginians coma from
Whoellng, with them Lleutonnnt Governor
Richards of Stonbonvillc. 0. Theirs won
it anoint visit. without formal sprwchmakv
lug. They called or. the McKinley homo
and shook hands with tho major and con-
vorsod with him in a social wny.
Palmer and Buckner In town.
wow" ' "
’ . it?!” .
m» um mum ~ .
luv/Hum.w
119mm. Wt, guru-4
l c n W? '
W1 1| mo .
ran at We Audcmy’of ,
night to (mo of tho Wand .
hunt cortisone: om cor-mightily” ‘
All local 1.000 pooplollstcncdtcb .
can nail-Wu runny-mm, . ‘_,,
find room in tho balloting. mm .
woo nmrhrml a p‘crfoct Ovation
lflmli‘ttf‘i‘lil upon tho static; nod, »
portion omit» speech of din ho ‘
voted to the diuclmlun of tho in! , ,
lion. Iioprodintod iii-yon”- clout
Tuesday. but uld'in ul- of NEW 4 ..
lentod that the Diplomatic, W ,,
nominate him omit) and how all .
noting him until he’ll om f
M - .
AW n ram-t . ,
Now an“. Oct. 29.—-‘1'imo ll, ”
indignation felt here over tho P.
mode [wrought upon nfiopuhiicdu 4
in Fulrhovon, during which n’ mcm'
discharged, and a member of Wall __
Mon’n Republican club received that.
in hilt rich nrrn, making 3 lion
wound, whtin at anotlicr notion '
paradu mm and bricks minim
and ex-Ucunoiimnn 1. Monitor, I :9me
of the Now linvon Gold Ionian, wustruoh ‘
on the bend, cutting outta n savor-nub.
and rflndurlng him scoreless. Thematic!!-
that were “tucked broke rank! and IW‘ -
cd for the roughs, but they amped. . ‘
flann- Clnlmo Hindu“. w "
Cmrwio, Oct. 21:. 4‘me information
we hnvo received from nearly all tho conn-
ty chairman in Missouri," raid Choir-incl)
Ilnnno, “we fool confident of cloutihs tho
govcrnor and a majority of the lost-him
and fully believe that we have morn thin
an oven chance of carrying the mg. for
McKinloy. The change of ccntimant‘thoro
in remarkable, and that state. which torn
time loaned strongly toward Dry-civil!
very probably ho found in tho McKinley '
column on Election day. Of the result in
tho legislature we have no doubt. A Bo-
publlcnn United States sonntorwlll surely
be olocicd this wintcr. ” ’
Colonel Fellow! m.
Lorrmum, ()ct. Singularity! .iobn‘R.
Fellows of New York is quite ill in this
city and has been forccd to cannot his ro-
mainlng data: for speeches in Kentucky.
Colonel Follows in under chnrga of n phy-
sician at the home of Mr. George M. Do-
vlo, chairman of the Kentucky gold
ondnrd Democratic committee, and no
visitors are allowed to see him.
Clinger! WIthCoerclng Employcu.
Sr. Loom, Oct. BEL—Dorm I). Grow-
l'ord, a prominent dry goods merchant of
this city, was arraigned in the court of
criminal correction to answer the charge
of intimidating and coercing his employ-
ccs in their right of franchise. After
hearing part of the testimony Acting
.ludgo smith discharged tho defendant on
a technicality.
Crlop'n Son to Succeed lilo Father.
,A'i'LAK'rA, Oct. 2il.—Tolcgrnms from .
tho various counting of the Third district
show that there will be practically no op-
position to tho nuggostion that Charles R.
(Trisp. youngest son of tho into ctr-Spooks!
Crisp. he named to fill out his father’s
unexpired term.
Borrowing-tin- to Brunch.
Wssmxcros. Oct. Bil—Tho proficient
has appointed James HowardGora and
Thomas Wilson coimninslcnors to repre-
sent the [tilted States at tho ap-
proaching international exposition at
Bronson. Dr. Gore is professor ofemnth-
comics at ('olumbin university bore. was
chairman of tho intornutionnl jury at the
Chicago World's fair. commissioner gen—
eral of both the Amwarp and Amstordom
i‘KflUr’lfli‘llH and r-m'rur'lrynf th‘o juryol
ifllll-‘STHN, In. “chalk—Amid crfl’lor‘v.
R:ilill“~ .‘L‘lil llm ( booting uf' thew-nun lb»:
:spwid l'llli‘til‘ mul lillifiis'iir'," train Alix-w
into illlfl city, .\n osmrr of savor.“ ‘mm
1 droi H. A. it. own and citizens accuunnv
niod lim party to tho oporn house, alroody
puclrod with an aurilonco of 1,500 peoplo.
Grout cheering grootod tho National Dom-
ocrntlc cnndidntcs use they reached the
stage. General Buckner npoko for :30 min-
ntos, discussing the money queotion. . in
his closing sontoncas ho denounced m-
tionolism nod paid on eloquent tribute to
tho ling and tho integrity of tho Union.
Gonornl Palmor mndo it short address. di»
rooting his words to tho old soldiers, oom'
montlng with spirit on the effect that froc-
coinngo would lmvn in scaling down their
ponaiona. An ho was about to ciono n
I‘opulist in tho audience walked down their
nlslo to tho stnuo nnd hondod Palmer 5
pnpor on which who written two qucs-
tionq, "In it not it (not that in into: you
nmdon npaoch in furor of iron minnow!"
won one of them. It brought forth an in-
dignant “ No" that was npplnudod to tho
coho. In the other the gonornl was Miami
if ho hmi not sought tho l’opnllrt nomlnoa
tlou for tho pronirlonoy in moo. To thin
ho pronouncnd tho “No" with oven montcr
cmplzunin and followed it up with, "1le
man who nova that either of those proposi-
tions in true in a liar."
'liho Ila; Throworn Arr-chit.
Cotonou. ()ct. tan—(thorium Foster
and I). .l, llnnchott, two of the four no!
ducts of tho Metropolitan .Brislrmo col-
iogn accused of having thrown cm» at
William .1. Brynn and Mrn. Brynn, worn
nrrontud by Dotcntlvrn Mchi’frcy and Fay.
The two boys are the norm of wall to do
South ’i-iido trunnion. ouch i7 ymrn of ago.
Lutor'll’mtcr and flowchart conic-anti to
Cblntuf l'ollm ilodonoch that they had
thrown tho cogs. Thom» tinhnn. choir
than of tho llcmocrntlc county committee,
hm rooolvod tho following laitnr lt‘um Mr.
ilrynn rounding the motion; “1 who you
Would not: for tho mum at the boy» or-
roatodfor throwlmrthc pogo. i am corn
it was on not of thcoghilrmnwn, and their
nrmt thus dnuhtioca boon to coflclcnt
learnt to them and ctharn." Thochlof
of pollco ralnanod the prisons", no oftnr
Mr. Brynn had writton his lcttor uniting
for their rolcmic it was evident that there:
would ho no pronomition ii! the Wm.
were arraigned. Bofm tho mm but
boon ralmmri word woo romiml from both
of their familiar saying that tho low could
tnim luv courses. on no port in’ tho Mm
Would ho taboo icy “yo! their rum
’Watson not! Ili- kiln}.
ATLANTA, Oct. flit-«lion. Thomas It.
Walloon wiron tho following to Tim Jour-
nni‘lnrugcrc to hilt lflllflflf uncommon.
noknowlodgod by Senator Boil" whim
noun rmlvmi Scimitar night. clinch!»
circularity: “Ymm ifl‘flplf,
my my tutor ma muslin» homo-Ii
W, No Yr“. M “W ‘W
thwith thmu cont wing” ’ on clarion W. of In.“ __ '
indirtcicttitn, on. Horton, lg. uh- tmn ”mono-tilled boa mill.
turmoil (I. do ultimo “infimlm trim“ flo W Wk
unwound-NW“? ? ' ‘ I“ ‘
would lino '
hop. in».
:«i .m:.r-i- “:7 Atlanta, hr. Wilson in:
...« nl‘ 1i.” -.‘ warm-mt of ’ prvhiI—‘torii
minor: ‘a‘i flw liltiidui'l mowmn and
. - .-«;An--_~srt.:: r1. « i’mwi Mom; in m
i riot); consulur plum-c ab.“ and.
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Murder Sent Conny Inland.
Blmonn'x. Oct. fast—Mrs. Charlotte
Soundm. 052 years of one, living in a
nhnuty near tho bridgo crossing Coney
Island crack. was found in on unc‘onscionc
condition in her home. Her head won
but"! cut in mural places. her jaw fluo-
tumd and her clothing ulnnost torn in
shmia. Sh: diod soon afterward. Tho
polio». have arrostod Frank Thompson,
rmkrmtl, 53 yours of age. and his son. 1
firearm Thompson, 2'.’ yours of ago. Blood 5
spots wum found on the bonds and clothes
of tho «blot Thompson. 'l‘ho potion think
that there two committed the murder.
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Smkor Bud In California.
Moon-roar, (fol, Oct, 24t~Thmnu B.
Rood, nocompanlod by his daughter and
party. arrived born from hm A uncles. He
was mot by a club composcd of natives of
Maino. who With”! him to his hotel.
Crowdcchocmd tho distinguished visitor
as ho «iron from tho station. At lilodccto
o largo numlror of Hormonal-no. with‘u
time‘s bond, mot tho train. but Mr. Rood
rofunod nlI mount. fora speech. In his
coriior your; Mr. itocd resided in Stockton
and taught school horn. Till! "it hit! first
visit to his former home.
lingiond t: Annex Egypt.
bosom. (it-t. zit-rim“! Chariot: Borou-
ford. in a speech M tint (hmctitutionni
club. «loclomi "not the tlmo had arrived
for England to boldly announce her inton-
ilon to cum Egypt. The Morning Post,
Conservative. opploudo this policy and
any: that tho oppocltlon to it in Europe
would ho purcly platonic. The Graphic,
on tho othor hand. dociom.“‘Wc have
plmlgod carotene: to ovocnnto Egypt, and
tho comm Lord Charla. Houston! 1670'
color} would be an act of ruddy."
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‘ (lollcgn Foot“! 0am".
M linrtforda’l'rlhlty. iii: Tutu. r. l ’1
At Now Huron—- Train, to; Elizabeth. ill.
At I’hllcdclphin- Ponnsylmtlh, IO;
Brown, o.
M Amherst, Mans. «Amhmt. 0; Wow
loyon. 4. .
At Ancient. Mm-dndrcwr'w
my, 3.; Boston university. 4. J
”now...“ - . com“
um (mason-mg can“ more.
flour. Oct. tit-dang cocoon Ind
(emu illuminant; and an immunitm‘
pic- and in. brldc. l’rlnocu fiction, 1m
and to a ground moods hut night from tho
balcony of tho Quirinoi. The com
to the palm tron wronged with a mold: ‘,
“do of mic, and mt comm“ ,
roomful-d. . o
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