T.
Dorible'Sh
40 and 42 W all
cums RIGHT
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SMOKES RIGHT
w"... Maw...» -...._...
as
be Storeli
street, Norwallr.
Headquarters for the latcct‘styles in
ADIEB’ AND GENTS'
FOOTWEAR!
Enamel can. Sale,
3
Box Calf Cork Solo, ’
Tan Calf Cork Sale, in
Bull Dog Grecian arid Ludgate Toes
flabby and Upota~Datcl
Ladies’ Invisible Cork Sole Shoes, something warm and
K
stylish.
Ladics’ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button. .
'GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
NORWALK, CONN.
"Everybody’s Shoes Shined Free.
can. impair
every .00 order we
., FELL
for Sale at Tomlinnon’s drug stow.
RESTORE
LOST IIGIIII
moi doubt but rouse for Nervous Debiilty. Loss of Serial Poweytin either
n no ,vAtrophy. Varicozzeie and other weaknesses. from any nut. III
Berlin.- l'ills. grains stalked and full vigan qiukfhiy’ micrgdmgrgvg‘lgcgd. :3:
it! t ii . I led In where. no or . Loo; .
”WM“ resu a l y was legal guarantee to cure or refund the money. m
EDICXNE. U.
. Cleveland. Ohio.
You Want
Fresh eggs, 30c dozen.
Entire wheat flour, fresh bar;
rel,
Apples, Greenings and Bald-
wins, $X.OD.
New buckwheat.
The finestdoaf sugar syrup,
Pickling onions,
Citron melons.
Mixed spices, ICC,
Green ginger root,
Good vinegar,
I HAVE THEM.
Don’t you want a nice covt'r
for your flour barrel; so
nice and handy; always
among those things that
are a delight to the house-
keeper.
Lorenzo DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
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T"! CELI.RATID
I-Igazlo'ton'
and
, Cross Creek
-, - OALS
FOB BANG]. AND WAGE.
mami- Miranda-t,
cud-lucrwlli dolivcrcdbv
caudal driven acudcrdsr
for-mpIcIccdcnduusfy
yannclftbatoucldmiacm-
tact.
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South liarwclk
CityAssossors' '
Notice!
We. the undersigned. hereby vae notice to
all persons and corporations. fable to my
taxes in the city of South Nnrwul . that the!
are required by law to deliver lot is Assessors
or either of em. on or before the lat y a
November much written or printed list.dated
signed and sworn to. of all the roperty owned
by them on the rat day of Octc r. 1808. liable
to taxation.
An act consuming tax If enacted by the
tires. session
Senate and once of Represa
ofisuo provides: ‘
Harlin“ alias of the General Statutes. as
amended by Chapter LXXXiV of the Public
Acts 'of rim. is crab amended to road as
follows: Each resides ofany town liable to
give inalist and pay taxes therein. a ii. on
or before the first day of Novembvr. annually
give in his list. made and sworn to as herein-
ieforeprcscrlbed. making a description of all
rcalcs ntc.cacli parcel being separately dc-
scribcd. and if he shall neglect or refuse so to
do the ausessors shailiill out a list for him.
putting therein all property which they have
reason to bollsvcis own by him. liable to
taxation at the actual va nation thereof from
the best information they c an obtain. and add
thereto ten rcentuin of such valuatlou.an-i
in said list t cy shall makca separate descrip- hi
tion and valuation of each parcel of real octets.
N. B.—~Llstii may be returned to the Access
ors. at the Council room Haviland street.
South linrwallt. from and including Octohe
iii. Ills". to and including October 3 st. ma. sat
nmcc bocpcn from .o to 12 o'clock. a Ill»
and from ‘1 to a o’clock p. m .'and on Saturdays
from 7 to 9 o'clock in the event .
Dated at Boutb 303%? 31381301: i’riiii},
FIlAN LIN A. 'I' .8,
JOSEPH BJSAY .
City rs
07.31
DR.F.W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over the Post Ofllcc.
Ali wqrir pertaining to modern dou-
tistry. at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All war guaranteed. '
Onion 8 am. to 8p. in. Sunday 0 can.
Hours to 1 p. in.
Office and Residence. M .Wailhintrton
street, 8 doors above the First National
Bank. South Namath. Conn.
pus
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY. .
Aided by our atom dcrrickc. laws. bar-
ing machines. etc. we can quota
LOW mass on
All iiiudc of Timber Workl
Churches, Factoricvor any large Build-
‘ lug work a specialty. ,
SHOP, WIDE AVENUE.
EAST NGBWALK. cons.
I ' v.
structures.
trans c m.
can. “-
rim
is» ici- cimt communication
with the insurgent leaders in the acid and
is the local medium through whom all 13‘
surges
wi‘ . m .
of the city of Havana had been already .
besieged by the insurgents.
While the Havana papers, many. of
which were received by ctccmc’ Saturday
night. continue to maintain at once in rc-
gcrd to Mecca'- mcvciucutc since his bril-
liant attack on Attention, ten days ago. it
is still insisted by active partisans hero, in
direct communication with tho leaders in
Cuba. that be unquestionably crossed the
' military kaolin at that point during the
bombardment of the ” town. and with a
small foliowiughuvlricc marched through
the“ entire province of Havana, and is now
at Colon. a contra point in Mutcnzac
province. i It is also alleged that his rnic-
Ilan there is to concentrate and moms
command of the forces of Ricardo, Trujil-
mfiaju and other minor insurgent iced-
wba have been operating in that vicin-
ity with between 4,000 and 5.000 wall
armed man.
Notwithstanding the ponirtcncy of this
report other Cubans hora apparently equal»
ly wall Informed express a doubt that. Mas
can has left the province of Plan rial Rio,
which movement. they say, would imply
defeat by the superior for-cot cont against
him by Captain General Woylcr. The ex.
planatiau, however, is adored that no
abandonment of territory has been made.
as General Rina Rivera. a veteran of the
last war, has been left in command of the
insurgent forces in Pluar dal lilo, while
Macao has gone eastward in obedience to
orders from his superiors to operate with
Maximo Gomez in tho luttcr's new cam-
paign of Invasion.
Gomez has not been heard from since
his attack on the town of Cacoorro and
the subsequent engagement at Desmuyo
plantation, where be defeated General
Jlminaz Cutollnno. Spanish official ills-
patchcs report largo insurgent fore s mov-
ing westward from Cimarronas, in Istan-
zas province, ucar Cardenas, whom an Ini-
portaut attack by the Insurgents is ino-
mcritarily expected.
The ominous silence of Gomez is said to
precagc the planning of a series of Impor-
tant attacks on the principal cities within
Havana and Mntanzas provinces, his re.
cent apparent inactivity having been
caused only by a desire to await the. an
rival of all the now racnforccmcuts from
Spain and their distribution throughout
the Island. Now that they are garrisoncd
his projected campaign of invasion will
be inaugurated at onco, it is confidently
reported.
HELD UP THE KEEPERS.
Desperate Convicts Try to Get Out of'tha
Erie County Penitentiary.
Burma, Nov. li.-Frcd Williams and
William O'Doll, who were sentenced from
Generics county Nov. 14, 1894, to carve
five year terms In the Eric county peniten-
tiary for burglary, made a bold attempt
to escape Both men are employed in the
overall factory. Whilc Kaspar Jobn Han.
can was walking down the aisle of the
workshop O’Dsll approached him with a
garment In his band. Hannnn supposed
that O’Dall wished to call attention to
some fault In the work and allowed him
to approach. (,l’Dall suddcnly threw his
arms around Hannah. pinning his arms
to his side. Keeper (‘rosby saw tho move
and run toward the men. Williams, who
had moved Into the aisle. snatched Hari-
niin‘s revolver from his belt and turning
it on Crosby, ordcrcd him to throw up his
hands. Thou Williams took Crosby’s ro-
volvcr and passed It to O'Dcll, and both
. man were armed. Ordering tho kccpors
to walk toward the door tho convicts hold
their guns close to the Itccpcrs’ sides and
tlircntauod to shoot If thcy made a falsu
inovc. Just as the party came to tho door
a third keeper named Burdick came in.
He, too, was ordered to hold up his hands
and say nothing on pain of death. As the
first four men passed out of thc door Bur
dick slnrumcd tho door shut and lmmcdt
atciy gave the alarm. which stimiiiancd all
the heapnrs and guards to the shop.
Hearing the alarm tho two convicts
abandonod tbcir prisoners' and made a
rush for the big gain, which had just boon
opened to allow the cntrauca of a wagon.
The gatekeeper saw the prisoners coming,
and despite their threats to shoot if he
moved. ho hurrlcdly rhublba big gates and
than tied for his life. Two shots were flrud
at him by the baffled convicts. One shot
struck the prison wall just in front of the
gntakccpcr and the second just behind
or.
The convicts ran bard up against the
gate and tried to get it open. but without
success. Just than half a dozen rliluii worn
brought into play by the guards, and scv-
crnl shots that scatterer! the dirt at the
fact of the buflicd man were fired. 'l‘lic
prisoners cupltuintcd at once and werc
shuaklcd and am now in dungeons.
(lulu Predicted For November.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.—chciniicr, on
tho North Atlantic ocean, prorniscs to bc
dangcrous for navigation. According to
the official forecast for tho nun-cut month,
issued by tho naval hydrograpblc attics,
frequent. “also will be encountered bo-
twccu the New England coast and the
British islcc and as for south as the for-
tlctb parallel; between latitncs as north
and 40 north. and cast of longitude 70
west. occanlannly gain. some of which
may bequita scvcrc. Fog an the Grand
flanks. but at intervals only; also can of
New England to the clxticth meridian.
Sonic icebergs in thc vicinity of Bella lulu:
probably ncno south of tho fiftieth parallcl.
W». Q..-
Ari Archbishop-do for Keane.
nous, Nov. 2—H is asserted have that
the pope will raise the diocese of Buffalo
to a mctropailton soc, with inrirdicitcn
ova: Rochester, Syracuse and Elmira. 'l'lia
POW, it is said, will appoint Bishop
Kcanc, fariiicr rector of the Carbolic unl-
varsity at Wurbingtcn. no titular arch-
bishop.
autoimmune. 0, Nov. ii.-Mrv. John
Snyder and that children of this city were
In a carriage on the upper ferrybuiit your
tot-day. The horn became unmanageable
and backed into the liver with the noon.
punts. Jim. Snyder was mound, but the
three children were drowned.
nigdlaltda fir-uncanny.
Kw! «Alum
_ - an.
, accommodation
I ' i m m mm‘rm'flai"
ii, : ' Fl! _ . cc '
i can. 9
it”. My ' carat
[fwdzwfiw
it 18 ready to
a fit~ u ,
vaginal/31’s...
in: only one of him.
The "or popular (arrays
gray dlhgona/s, saith or wool Iinings,’ Skinner {in/rig
Your fol/or couldn't mote/i our costs at
double these prim: 610. 312. 373.50. 875. $18,
320. $25. 830. Men's anc’ bays'. “
in sleeves.
o a
do! a new Del-6y
you can think of. too. .
We Sell
Tanner-ts Gloves,
Dents Blower, .‘
Earl & moan Cal/m.
Sfoncnmn's Undo-man
Tlic (.‘rofut & Knapp flats.
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NOW IS THE
TIME!
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash & Van Scoy’s and see a line
that will beautify‘ your home and
. will make you happy when you find
how reasonable the price is.
OIL HEATERS,
From $3.60 to $i2.00. ,
Just received, our Cylinder Stove
C all and see them before purchasing,
we can
NASH a VANscov,
Gar. II. Iain and West Streets,
sou-m uowwauc .
“OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUT
NORWALK,
THE PRO
CITY OF NORWA
VULCAN, ;
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Beckman street, New York at 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. to; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7a. m. tos p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan Will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting an
this line on account of the owners i
BIG
Complete line of watches, clocks,
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly re
while not sold at strictly cost priCc,
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalir
dim)"; '
_ wraparound 1'
“in!” that Will 3M”! ‘
and, twinned. ' flowering
with: his ”fol/an no chance of /
befalv you buy.
com in black and blue. fast calm, ctr/c dad nor
in mud?
Others at 82.50. 82 and 81.50. Every sort of (.‘op
REDUCTION-Stilt!
For the Manthiof October.
7th
't on,”
noon.
value we Iran in Omaha.
in our and blue, is... and
The 85 Irlhd are $3 from.
crusts.
, Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday evenings.
BRIDBENR T. 00!”!-
save you money.
CONNECTICUT
It
HiNORWALK AND
PELLERS
LII, EAGLE AND
l
y of the employees of the boats of
hereof.
jewelry, silverware, opaiware and
DIAMONDSI
duced prices Allcf these goods
will be cold low enough to attract
4
What is. It ?
thstpromptoyoa tobuy your ibccc at
one store rather than another! isn’t it
style. quality, fit durability and price as
to the slice and prompt and contracts
cttsutiaucuthc cftlicprcprictcrmd
salesman? If t , the Mid induce-
mcutcwclock forcilb'crdchmcdyour
Ts. snows,
cc instructor] rrrrr
cover the Teflon-“Fortune. T
" ITOW ML!) 3‘! T333812”! OM"
' a Marinated Governor lamb a...
suite With lawyer Gordan In New
‘, YachOc-covaiagthommum
rm nummmccm‘cc ir lloiu war.
“3 Nsw You, Nov. s—u ruini- shut
of Atlanta is a young mn'wlth Ibrcwd
brown eyes and a monitor that con-
victlou. Sopwbcu he says he intends to
devote all of his energies to the work he
has out before him you do not doubt him
for an instant. and the conviction is even
stronger when it is known that be is after
the possession of something considerably
more than ”5.000.000. ‘ _
Mr. Bmpil is the grcstgrandron
of Governor 'l‘cliair of Georgia, and his
connection! urnthc best in that part of
tho loom. llu has pbiccd the cm in the
hands of James Lindsay Gordon of tho
district attorney’s afiiac. this city. and
Mr. Gordon aspects to have scan all of the
available data of the claim In band.
From timc to time dcsultory efforts
have been made by the Aincrican heirs to
got the wealth they believe II theirs, but
without success. The astute wcsicft by
three brothers. who want from Scotland
before the revolution and settled on the
island of Mauritius and made immense
fortunes in sugar.
They were Alexander, David and Ed.
ward Talfair. in 'tba'ordcr of their ages.
Alexander and Edward wars widowcrs
and each left a son named aftc lmsclf at
school In London. It is not up rant how
parents and children lost track of each
other. but it was probably on account of
the unsettled conditions pmading and
during the war. David Telfalr died first
and left his wealth to his «brothers, and
when Alexander and Edward passed away
thora were no heirs to claim their great
fortune.
Their Property Continued.
Alexander, Jr., who became a doctor,
and Edward, Jr.. a lawyer, came to this
country and settled in Georgia. They do-
ciIncd to take part in the struggle for in.
dependence, and during the revolution rc-
turne to England. After the and of the
strugg a they want again to Georgia, only
to find their property confiscated. Ed-
ward, Jr., had a can, also called Edward,
who became governor of Gear la. Alexan-
der. Jr., had two sons, one o whom was
named Alexander, and who was the great
grandunclc of young Mr. Small. When
Govcrnor Tclfalr died, he had no direct
hairs and loft his fortune to two maiden
sisters, who devoted it to charity.
Mr. Smali's grandfather received word
that a box containing valuable papers
had been sent him from India. He never
received it. however, and a visit to Eng:
‘iand was without result, though he learned
that years before the heirs of tho Tolfalr
estate had been advertised for. In his In-
vestigation he encountered all sorts of ob-
stacles. and finally returned home.
A relative of the Tclfalrs living In Eng-
land at present wrote recently that the
estate was worth. exclusive of interest,
825300.000, and that there was a chance
to get it. The American hairs have raised
a fund and propose to make a long and
determined fight to establish their claim
and recover the lost. millions.
The Florida Stockton.
JAcnsorva, Fla, Nov. 2. —- The
Stockton: of this city are interested in the
Telfair claim, now pending in the English
courts. They claim the Interest of Julia
Telfair, who was their mother. Mr. T.
T. Stockton says he has paid little atten-
tion to the claim, but understands the us-
tatc now amounts to many millions of
dollars.
Fatal Fight Over Politics.
WILKESBARRE. Pa, Nov. 2.-—-Both p0<
litioal parties hold demonstrations in tho
mining town of Duryaa Saturday night
and excitement rnn high. There were
many quarrels between the opposing
forces. Frank Bronsski. n Poll-h Repub-
lican, quarrelad with conical his coun-
trymen. ills dead body was found ina
ditch yesterday afternoon. The skull had
been crushed in. His assailants bad ovi-
dantly mind a heavy club. John Luby and
Andrew llrotshi. Slnvs, fought In a bar-
rqom. Luby draw a big knife and stabbed
llr-VIhIil in tlic abduiucu. llc diml lmcr.
w imi w 'II cumin, innbv (Ir-"w Ilw hnii‘r
swim“. ’l ~ t-‘ulli l‘I "i'ili. 'I‘lil' I"I 'ii iii 'Il‘i
im or ’iii w u. it :u-u of blood. 'i iw uni-rid
ii... physicians filly Luby‘s death is only a
question of tiiriu.
Efforts In lvory’s Defers...
LONDON, Nov. c.—~li2dward J. Ivory,
alias Edward Ball, whose can In pending
atfiow vtrcat police court on rcrnsnd. on
a charge of biting oonosrncd in a dynamite
abnsplracy has communicated with Mr.
Bayard, United States ambassador, with
a view to obtaining recognition of his
rights as an American. it iii understood
that American friends of ivory will for-
ward funds for his dcfcnsa and. at thclr
instance. in addition to prominent conn-
col, he will have the services of another
solicitor.
'rawn Nearly Wind Oat.
Ruriivrttii. Ind, Nov. a—nrao greater
part of tho business portion of the town
of Albania, ii: mllcs southeast of this city,
was wiped out by the most disastrous fire
In it. .hirtory. Fire broke out in tho
butcher shop of 8. Gratin, in tho Zlkc
building, and but checked two blocks
of fruits business moms in the stream
were consumed. The town has no fire do
partmcat. and Rurhviiio was calico on
for chi. The total icon will be our Mo,-
000, on which thou walibut 03.300 inane
Inca \
. Niacin. NW.‘9.-A credit of M.000.~
000 pm (about “0.600.000) will abort-
u be sanctioned by the chnicb gamu-
uncut for travel works
..7 ‘, u... u. c
BRIEF TELEGHAMB.
Consul Coastal has called from Havana
far the Unitad Hutu. .
August Schrodn, who calls himself the
”divilc healer.“ Ilium to moral
afflicted persons at Bayonne. H. J.
”Mn. Null:- Hhmixitglmiriyu “kin
in coma t on to am c
because her husband had’nfmw Mimi
horas Saturday night.
John nitric, a labour, was «but iii tho
side and badly wounded. and William 9.
Kilmnca was stabbed in the loss during
orb.
iliiutrmo‘
,. W
:b'ii
§Igbt iii tits itlpy hay club mains. New m aft»
inflammation» ‘
Mum. N. ,1". new}. .
I3 II n pacific, - '1
vi bur mum at 9“;
Dork inc. This ll JIM .
city limits; and the M
Wwiih tum «5 ‘s
Darkianc in cart at W,
boulevard. or cut on. roan
Pennsylvania railroad north f
inn railroad. and in thi- ~ .
rants skirt Elizabeth and
thickly rattled and mm
hood. The Gregor-yr have a
farm at this point. and it is 'lf 3%
toariaaat 2:301; in. amino ‘
house and. call its own and M
do tho milking. To do this slid
down liuhvray avenue all:
from tho, house. and aha way-
her a large bulldog.
Nearly every morning tho a
trump near the horns, but an ‘
flares she has not felt afraid.
ever, she has missed so many
and has cucuuntorcd the cams
oftcn that she has bucoino uluri
turday morning: aim was thrown
ouir prostrntlrm ivlwzu shill from '3
~lowing nation on the burn doors? ~ ,
“Notice! , If you don’t keep“!!!
woman and the dog out of them
at early hours In the morning. I
shoot both her and the dog.” ' ' .
The notice was not signodmnd? id.
written on a wrapper of to fl ‘
Mary saw this. she screamed an , nit
out. Her folks took the noticato‘Obicl ’
Karon and gave to him a dcccripfiou‘df
the tramp whom they suspect. and-l
DR. MARTIN DEAD.
John nopklla' Inf-Ila! of I!!!”
Mu Away In England- .
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1~Infcrmation but
been received at the Johns Hopkins unl-
Ncwcil Martin at Barley, England. _ ,
Professor Martin's reputation as s ltu.
dent. and teacher of biology in intone;
tlanal. At the formal opening of the
Johns Hopkins university in 1876 Thamht
B. Huxley delivered an address In which
he recommended the deceased as a young
self arrears in the field of biological so.
scarab. He was accordinglyappclntodtc
tlon on account of ill health in 1898. "
Dr.‘ Martin was 48 years of age and a
native of Newry, Ireland. He was a fab
low of Christ an ego, Cambridgaficoaivlug
the degree of
that of M. A. , ,Hic wife, who was Mica
Betty Cary, a native of Baltimore, died
just previous to his resignation. They
had no children.
Mining Man Found.
Curacao, Nov. 2~Aibcrt D. Pawns,
manager of the Cuba relief bureau of thit
city, has been found demented in Tennes-
ssc. News of his discovery was tolographsd
to the Chicago police by J. D. Powers of
Owenaboro, father of the man whose dic-
appaaraucc from Chicago a month ago
mystified all the police and the friends at
the missing manager. Colonel Powc’n’
telegram contained no details of his loft’l
name the city in which he was found. The
disappearance of, young Powers just II
the launching of the ambitious project of
the Cuban relief bureau gave rise to a be
iicf at first that be had been murdered
Colonel J. D. Powers, father of the young
man. is president of the First National
bank of Owensboro, Ky.
Killed at a Crossing. .
Fi'i‘criBURG, Mass, Nov. 2. —A sad for
tality happened at Shirley when two Lam
oasterladics, Gruoa Maynard and Louisa
Scribner, were struck by a west bound or
prcss, which dashed out from behind I
freight. train they were waiting to
Miss Scrlhncr was instantly killed. Min
Maynard was brought to the hospital
hero, severely injured internally. The
horse was killed and the carriage sham.
ad. Miss Maynard had one fact quite
badly crushed.
Death Follow- a Fight.
Pnovmirnci-r, Nov. 2.—Jossph W. Starr,
a iuotcrman employed by the Union Street
Railway company, died as the result of
Injuries rccoivod in a fight with Edward
Moscicy, a colored labcrtrr, who boarded a
our on tho Pri‘ric Arr-iri- .iuc. At the
l'uriiv-ii i‘ it» w.“ .im- i- and Starr funk
i liulvi of in. . 'v» Iii‘l,’\ in.” mi. wlarn Iic
Sli‘lh It and l or. In :i “I."‘l' who Wildlilr‘ked
up iiiicuiwmm :iinl diudsouunl‘tor. MOI.-
Iay was urrcstcd.
Anarchist Arrested In Paris.
PARIS, Nov. 2.——A man named Loy-
rnairc. who was out of work, shot and
seriously wounded a policeman with a to-
voivcr in the Rue tics Petite Champs. An.
other policeman was dict In the shoulder.
When Lcymairc was finally overpowered,
he declared himself to be an anarchist. The
police have ruined a lot of anarchilt‘daau-
meats and literature at his lodgings.
Captain Washed Overboard.
Lawson, Nov. ii.—-'1‘lic British steam.
chip Iclcwarth. Captain Matthews, from
Pensacola. Oct. 2, via North Sydney, (3.
13., Oct. to. for Newcastle. has arrived in
the Thomas. and ruports that bar captain
was washed overboard and drowned cl
Duunat hood. .m
Unit-own lion's Iuiaidc.
Booms, Nov. 2.--'fhc body of an un-
known man wan found in the woods
llairor street. this city. lie bad carom
ted unfolds by shooting himself th’
the heart with a revolver. in his
w‘as l:llcttac addressed to Samuel 5:.
a 0 0.
Killed In a Mob.
horror, Nov. sullstvick labs
to years old. a inborn. cropland
III.
the
death by tho caving in of a trench on Tib-
To“. his skull having been mlhld II;
f mum“.
lei-ya (trusts Amnesty.
duct noisy- has publbhcd n doom m
in; unconditional ainnuty to the . ‘ ._ "
part of than prominent fathom ,
at in: robmry mi in the
macaw
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horror, Nov. calm. Nancy M
cambridgoport was terribly burned WM
tip-string of a lamp. libs warm
to run Gammon hospital. washroom
the house and is now afraid to Vontllt'h ,,
watch is kept for the miscroant haw. N . ‘ ‘
varsity announcing the death OLD). H. "
r .
man who had the ability to make for him- '
the chair and filled it until his rulgja,‘ . "I;
. A., in 1874, and in 1877 ‘
condition or wanderings and don not ,
r?
‘ .
Boston (inc company. was crushed,” ,
moat street. \Viiori extricatcd be W? ‘
humour. Nicaragua. Nov. lam.
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