seer
no nus-am can “a” 3|“ «I. let ave-It's
treatment. One only rent to web person
“M m “or ”31‘”: ”m!
not:
Men Will Have
honest tobaccomthey
will out be buncoed
into buying sham
remedy for
morn-prov
,, Nation and
mm; goods. Men know the
' Wm name B. L. means best
filling“ leaf tobacco, finest
’ Wig”: flavor and most, for
WM,» $1.00 ' ‘t‘heir ”mOne in“;
m: “dam": am am tags on t e 5 rec
CI'S use
‘ D
on I
Aided by our steam derricks. saws. bor- Tobaccos.
ins machines. etc.. we can quote
Churches, Fwtorli‘oa or anyl Large Build- ‘
ing wor a sperm ty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE. Hall Eton
only and
Fresh eggs, 30c dozen.
Entire wheat flou r, fresh bar}
wins, $11.00
New buckwheat. These Cools are free from dirt
The finest loaf sugar syrup, and slate; will be delivemd by
careful drivers. Send order
Mixed spices, ioc, root.
Green ginger root, ‘
d ”no or
G°° V‘ 3' RAYMOND BROS.
no. "emails.
mm
for your flour barrel; so DR P w_ DARMER
nice and handy; always
among those things that Sort.” DOW“.
tistry. at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All work guaranteed.
will show most chew-
‘ THE
LOW PRICES ON a:
Ml Kinds Of Timber Work ’4 THE CELEBRITEO
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
rel, c 0 A LS
' d 8' id- ,
Apples, Greenings an .1 FOR RANGE ACE.
Pickling onions, .
. » for sample load and satisfy
Citron melons, ,0 i that our in nor-
i HAVE THEM.
Don't you want a nice cov.r
are a delight to the house! Formerly over the Post Office.
keeper. All work pertaining to modern den-
Oflice ‘ 8 a.m. toSp. m. Sunday9 a.m.
Hours l to l p. m.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
ll North Main Street.
Office and Residence. 14 Washington
street, 3 doors above the First National
Bank. South Norwnlk. Conn.
”GTOVER’SW
Double Shoe Store!!
40 and 42 W all street, Norwalk.
Headquarters for the latest styles in
ADIES’ AND GENTS'
FOOTWEAR!
Enamel Cork Sole,
Box Gall Cork Sole,
Ten Ball Cork Sole, in
Bull Dog Grecian and Ludgate Toes
lobby and Up-to-Datel
Ladies’ Invisible Cork Sole Shoes, something warm and
stylish.
Ladies‘ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button.
GLOVER’S DOUBLESHOE STORE,
NORWALK, CONN.
”Everybody’s Shoes Shirred Free.
. flew... ”uh-..“ .s “w...“ -M... m‘ I...“ _.
II IBTORI
LOST llGOli
. Mill . i m of in ferrule a“
mu doom yon-p II “Vfifiiimi ““3"!“ .
Drains thMé’lml WWW (nutty Iwmdmgfiy
InxTJIJulrluliv. "in“ surplus. iuird. in.) we
m‘mwn new new in use»,
CI“ ”Cl-MOM!
“Mdflmsmrm «
' lug II pair of horses from car-Mayor Pratt
of the West Springfield police
turns on the suspicion of having stolen the
luirseend carriage in his possession. He
won identilletd by Inspector 0’1)» and
taken to Worcester on the charge of steal.
eight years ago. ‘
Lyons operated artemively in Westeheo
tor county, 311'..st it is estimated that
he want away with $10,009 worth of horses
odour-laces During his most prosper-
our career Lyons lived in a pretentious
house in Hyde Park, near Boston. and was
surrounded by all of the comforts of life.
He was regarded as n mysterious but m-
apectable man, yet all the time hewus Intr—
rying on an extensive business in horse
stealing in western Massachusetts and
New York state.
Lyons gave the name of James Johnson
when he was captured, and the cimum-
stances of the arrest were unusual. Chief
, McCann had started on II coon hunting
expedition in Hampden, eight miles from
this city and in the barn where he put
up his horse he found a man rolled up in o
blanket. A new buggy was outside the
barn and a handsome horse in a Mail. In.
quiry showed the man to be a suspicious
character, and he was arrested for vngruncy
and charged with that offense before the
police court.
Convicted Murderer Shot.
YORKVILLE, 8.0., I'ov. iii—~31. R. Reese,
a prominent citizen, muvicuxluf murder,
is lying at the point of death in the oilice
of Dr. Miles Walker with u bullet In his
head. The trial of M. R. Reese), Daniel
Luckey and Mrs. Anderson for the murder
of Charles ’1'. Williams come to on and last
night. The jury returned It verdict of
guilty with a recommendation for mercy
on to Reese and Lucky and not guilty as
to Mrs. Anderson. Deputy Sheriff Scon-
Irirw «tuned with the II"‘~*IIII‘?" h. lull.
:lew :fI'I‘l‘ i'HIII-b'iiurllzv- nil. ‘ie. a!
‘lL‘lrig'iI‘il t-I PM. .‘wiil. rid pi l min :x-a
, ‘mtl Iwcu luuuium'i‘e d, and Noggin: mm in
charm-of both. He followed [III‘ fugitive
it few steps. but foul-lug Lucky also might
attempt to run. III- drew his revolver uml
told Reese to bolt. but the latter continued
to run. When he mar-bed the middle of
the stmvt, Scoggius fin-d. Base spun
around and fcllln the ditch. investigir
tlou showed that he bud been shot in the
back of the head.
I
evil” 9.
.‘. hy
Federation of Women's Cluhe.
Burnto. Nov. l:l.-'l‘hc New York
State Federation of Women‘s Clubs elect-
ed the following oliiccrs: l’rcsidcut, Mrs.
William A. Montgomery, lira-.lmstcr; vice
president, Mrs. William Tod Iiulmuth,
New York: recording secretary. Miss N.
S. Hanan-k, llion; ('nl‘nlfipnudinrrmu‘rt‘tflry,
\irs. I“. J. 'lnnru r, Proton: Iruisurcr.
VIN .\l:uul S. Humphrey, W; usuw: (ll
rectors, Dr. Amelia L Trout llui‘fnli
Mrs. J. J. Amory. New York; Mrs I" rum-cs
A. ilmxialo, l'tlm; Mrs. Andrew J. Per-
ry, Brooklyn; Mrs. Ii. B. llixtkt‘l‘, Rochcs‘
tor; Mrs. Charles M. Dow. Jnmcntowu;
Mrs. (Jinx-once Seward, Auburn. and Mrs.
Myrtllln Avcry. Albany. Mrs. J. C. ()roly
(Jennie June). the retiring president, was
made honorary pnssldcnt for life.
Says Seals Are Not Scarce.
OTTAWA, Nov. ill—James hf. Mormon
of the goidogicnl survey. who as no agent
for the Cuuudhm government has been
studying seal life all summer on the Prlby-
loff lslonda. has returned to the city. lie
says that the number of souls on the islands
was much greater than bud bccu mpurtcd
by l'uitod states agents last your. The
somewhat smaller catch of the pelagic smi-
ers this year is to be attributed not to
scarcity of scale, but to exceptionally rough
weather during the first two weeks of Au
gust. 'l‘lw sealers as a rule expect to take
as many sushi during the early part of
Augustus during the rest of the season,
but this your there were often several cou-
secutirc days when the wmtbcr was so
rough that a bout could not be lowered.
New England Apples In Holland.
BOSTON. Nov. iii—A privnii- cnblcgmm
n-wivcd in this city from ilumhurg states
that the first shipment of upplcs over m-
colvcd there from Boston has just. boon dis-
posed of uml III-tied from $2.50 to M per
burn-i, Ik'i‘lil‘lllllg to quality. Those are
remarkably lIlgb prices. cowl-lolly in view
of the fact that there has been II dotermiu
ed I-liort in some quarters of Germany to
keep out the Amcrlwiu product by circu-
lntlIIg II bsurd stories about ripples contain-
ing germs of disciple. The cable further
eluted thut the supply “us lnvlllr-lont for
thc rixpilreIm-nts of the trade
Hotel lkiatroyad by Flu.
hotel at East Snu-thport was dostmycd by
work, and till explosion followed.
other ixull'fllm mode thelrrw-npo In their
iiightclotlms, um! Wuko (Elinuihers. II sou
lil-ll‘m‘ of Mrs. Bowers, the pruprlomm.
dropped (loud as be run from the burning
buldlug. Boulder the hotel, It houmndjolu-
lngnml o lumiiwnsluilldlnu with ubnrn
were lli‘flbl’ilyfll. The loss will be ulmut
$15,000.
Aoqulllod of Manslaughter.
lluriaio \‘ov.
m: Iiuleiru'd of tlicrbuIimnl' Illllllhllllflll
w ill rim mil-om! ll mic in combo; Iu
«Inuib oi tho Ixm \iwlimsui‘ the ‘t‘li? 4: no
'im liuilnln. lim’rlmn‘illu llllil Ebenezer
l'IlI-Mrli-ruilwnyon thc IIIuI'n'IIIuof May
L’H. llmluiI-k won the conductor of thc
l'lll‘. l’otor Mnurcr, Ilw motoruum. in at
large. hnvlng run nwny before the liidlclr
merit Iinnluat him wu» found.
slain" thought lo I). Lost.
'l'ouoxro Vm.
Arodlu. which loft lI'o rt William foI Mout-
rml with u canto or win-III on Nm. i.
The Weasel has not yet renrlml Boult the.
Marie. which ordinarily ls arm) of only or.
hours. lecnrrlcsn crew of I? men. all
of whnmamilnnadlnuu. in addition to
but I-nrgo illli‘ curried supplies for the light
houses on the lakes
ship and Cargo boot.
HT. Joby, N. F., \‘or. ill—Jlbc. Gliilll‘l‘i-
tor hnllbut schooner (kmiovn. Unptnin Mc-
Nelll. wmt unborn nt 'l‘rrpussy with a
l‘ltlll‘ll of 0,000 pounds of halibut nbom'd.
’l‘bccn-w is safe. but this ship and urn-go
were ll iotiil Imus.
flying [I ”ma coll.
ilIIimIIt, Out, Nor. lit~iiilrhnel Bren-
nan, the convicted murderer of Banker J
‘ A. iiirahy, lsdyingln his cell. Ilium-
“hum not for Jami ”IW‘M“
murmured» his:
¥ wit}:
"flaming
We on mahng only the best
rate Melony as they will bal
our IIeIIIe Ruler at .
Never be: sue/I value been ibaon in an all cool
bearer. They come In blue
as the that; live dollar Incl ado-mouse».
m» as well.
just as much
$10.00.
ml bloc/rmlook
3:49:21?
You'll find all the newest up~ta~ dare fabrics from, soft
faced mixtures. brown. 9m and black, blue and
black fancy: and mitotic—4; I/or made mady-to-put-
on. 312, 313. 50. 815 00 81..00 820, 00
S25. 00.
330. 00. ”’9' re :0 no firm garments you seldom
find In ready-mode. - .
How about yaw winter Undorm or? ”’9' re good qual-
ity of 48c—betler 980, 67.1 0—besf made 32. 75
and 83,50 a garment.
We Sell
Bays' C/olbrhg,
Golf Clothing,
Bicycle (.‘lothmg,
war/Immi' s Outfits,
Rubber Clothing.
mmmmbeoemm
iqs&Qh
Opin Monday. Friday and
Satan ay evenings. .
BRIDGEPORT. CONN:
OW i3
IME!
THE
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash & Vaui 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 Silz. OO.
NASH
Cor. II.
SOUTH NOIWALK
Just received, our Cylinder Stove.
C all and see} them before purchasing,
we can savei yOu money.
avANscom
Iain and Wiist Streets.
OONNEOTIOUT
OLD AND REILIABLE
DainDIrectF relght’ Line
NEW YORK,
BETWEEN
SOUTH INORWALK AND
NORWAILK.
l-
THE PROPELiLERS
CITY OF NORWALH,
Will leave Pier 23, E.
EAGLE Ann
VULCAI
R., Beekman Ittreet, New York‘ at 5 p. m.
WII.I.I.\.\IsPoI:1. Pu. Nm. i'I.——Thc large
ilrc. A boarder numed White left the lump
burning in his room when he went to
The
ill *lillflilfll’i lludnlrk [
iii «Vcaeehneu bore urn
vun noxious as to tin-safety of tin-simmer
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. to; South Norwalk b p. m. Freight received from
7a. m. to 5 p m. Upon application to hgents the City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New YOIk or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on amount of the owners thereof.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month oil November.
Hi won lll‘b, Iinl
‘CIIIIplcirt line:
Llll gld’sfiy.
DIAMONDS! ll IAMONDSI
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices.
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare ban. sins.
A. W. AOSTIII, 39 Wall Street, florwalk
What Is It?
semi tion on the
saint! I an?
meal
purl nasa-
5. BROWN,
so narrows arsssr,
‘ .
,ruiinv til ycl'wum opnlamr .Iwi
All of these goods
that prompts you tobny your shoes at
(maltose rather than another? isn't it
mu. quality, lit durability and price as
mills shoe and prompt and courteous
of the preprietor and
12th: are the real induce-
.we look for-liberal thereof your
W ”Orville. floors in
SWW Syndicate.
ramomm 3'! m “WWII.
Ion-god up» rpm in an. rm,” '
Other Evidence connecting the Macao!”
With the mod-loot marrow—Ao-
«I.» Woman In the Cost.
NEW YORK, Nor. 13. ——A man said to be
0.1%. McLaughlin and his reputed wife
were arrested in Hoboken. x. J., on the
complaint of R. W. Rooney, a hinder at
at East'l‘weuty-third street, this city. The
prisoners are cimrgnd with ‘ obtaining II
quality (It furs on pmmtatiou of a
worthless; draft. On Nov. 4 a women, who
said she was Mrs. McLaughlin and lived
at 1688 Madison avenue, went to Kenney’s
establishment. and selected a quantity of
valuable furs. including a sealakin sacque,
a Persian lamb cape and muii’ and asked
that they be sent to her house for inspec-
tion. The goods. which were valued at
.700, were sent to that address, and the
woman selected a unit, cars.» and muff,
worth altogether .370 The rouuiindcr of
the furs she sent back tothccstoblishmont.
She told Mr. Konnoy to call upon her hus-
band at the office of the Standard Coal
and Wood company, in tho Wool Exchange
at West Broadway and Beach street, and
~ that he would pay for them. McLaughlin
gave K'enncy a draft for 8870, which proved
worthlcss.
Tho mutter was reported to the police of
the Central ofllcc, and the muple were
muted to 309 Hudson street, Hoboken, N.
1., whore they were arrested. They denied
their identity as Mr. and Mrs. McLaugh-
llu and said that. they were Charles Wald-
rlug and Daisy Hampton. The woman
said that she was 19 years old and a. type-
writer by outnpation. They denied all
knowledge of the transaction in furs.
They were held in New Jersey, awaiting
requisition papers.
Many Pawntielretl Found.
.‘ ‘ in my or “on wivl;
-:;nl..w1wl‘<t \li‘;
" «L‘n. .'\!I,n..:z’ iiw
“I is more L'l-iiilil‘hmliy.’ pliwuii-sl.
rats. rcpnwcuiing, the police say, thousands
of dollars Worth of goods, a wallet filled
' with checks and drafts, a bunk book and
cert illcutcs of iricomoration of the Standard
Cool and Oil company and the l'uited
States Trust and Title Guarantee company.
Home of the checks and drafts were sign-
ed “J. H. Barker 8: 00.," others“Behrens
Jr Go." and a few by McLaughlin. The
book Imok purported to show that Mo-
Lnughlin had 01,300 in the National hunk
of Long Branch.
In the rooms at 309 Hudson street the
detectives found a valuable lot of slher—
ware and the (ms alleged to have been
stolen from Kenncy.
The copnrtnership and corporation di-
rectory of New York city 3b as Charles R.
McLaughlin as treasurer of both the Stand—
urd Cool and Oil company and the Fluted
Slates Trust and Title Guarantee com-
pany, both of which are at 123 Liberty
street.
_ McLaughlin was recognized by an offi—
cer as one of Valentine's Long Brunch
friends who helped him spend money at
the msort.
McLaughlin and Daisy Hampton were
at Long Brunch last summer and occupied
the Connolly cottage. They managed to
get into debt to nearly every trzulosmnn in
the place. J list before they left the town
they paid all their debts with checks and
drum that turned out to be worthless.
t
”all: arr“;
Veteran Re public-Isa Dine.
HARTFIIRD, Nov. 13. —Thirty-three men,
each over 77 years of age, sat down to din-
ncrnt the United States hotel yi-stcnluy
ulterumu. They were the members of the
Harrison Veteran rim-meiotic“ and luul
voted for General William Henry Harrison
in 1840 and for his gmudson. Benjiunin
Harrison. in 1888 and 1892. This your every
one of the, old gentlemen cast his ballot for
McKlulcynml Hobart. The dinner was
given to celcbmtc. the election of McKinley
and Hobart. Dr. R. J. Gatling presided.
and the :5": other cldcrly men who were
scored at the long table in the lurgedlnlng
room pn‘wnied an impn‘sslvc sight. The
divine. blessing was invoked by Rev. Mr.
Adams, the rem-rabbi printm- of the Con-
grcguilouul church in Wctlu'rsllcld.
Ticket Brokers Elect Officers.
NAMIYILIJC. \"ov. iii—Tho ninth annual
convention of the liuuruutm Ticket iii-u~
kI'I‘s‘ Iimwiniion adjourned to moi-i ucxt
your at Washington. The followimroill-
corn worc circled: President, J. W. iiumsI-y.
Columbus. ().‘,' \‘li‘l‘ presidents. J A.
1"lnrosch, Nrislivlllo; V. (irillith. Term
i‘iuuto. 1nd,: '1'. .l. hinttox. Monimnucry.
[\lil.; mum-fury. A. l“. Fluhcl. (Tblcm'ro. ru-
clcciI-(l: in'unurcr. J. ll. Flii‘fli'lilllllll, Buf~
lulu; l lmirumm sci-mire rmuIIIiIicc, Louis
Mcym. llclmli
Indlan Desperado Captured.
Wlsxli’lvlu, .\II\. i'i.-—-l‘ behind. the Al-
llt‘l‘lll lmliun murderer. bus llfl'n captured
by the illtillllli‘ll pIIlim-on the lilood reserve.
The mill was well kupt. After be murdered
Pollcouum Wilde hownii followml to his
brotlwr‘shxiw on lhcnwrvc. His brother
iIIIIIINllIItI‘ly Illsiirmml him Illill aunt Word
to tho III‘Im-st police Ilctuohiuont. Char-
coul nuulc rcpoutcd illll'iliplN to Nikolila
vaI lilo by I-Izibbbur ‘mwlf with an owl.
lii- blul worm. ly. but will “In.
in- ,. ..: Lug; :vmm m ryll‘bh‘r' fi-zleMI.
‘ ‘.' ’ 5 \,~ ‘ I l I .I
I ..,, . ._ Alli . I‘Hlilii‘llli'il .4qu ill“
his mum at llu' ”‘Ill'l Idllli'l’iliilll‘ by but
ilnirhlm tbrout with ll I'umr. liluiplnln,
who won ll carpi-blur by lrmlc, hnd been
born but ll short llllll‘. looking for Work,
and Ilmuitciml to mount! suicide in new
bin scui'cli was "mum-mini.
, ”1'
in
Ill. I'll-II II (Milrln.
limos). (int. .\n\ I'I.--’l‘ho furniture
factory of Ilibucr & (Yo. has hum Ilimtmycd
by fire. Imus. OMAN)"; lnnIIqu-c. 325.0%.
The mm in tlw frwiory were worklngoven
time. mid owing to the quickness with
which tho llquI-a spread many bud nar-
row warn-n. (Inc hundred manure thrown
out of work by the fire.
hosts nésu Watson.
(‘on sun s, 0., Nov. i'I——'i’he official
tote, certified to by tiu- «unitary of stain,
shows that John J Mots (Dom ). is cits-t,
cd mmmwamnn in the Twelfth district
m0!“ Hon. 1). K Watson by 49 votes Mr.
Watson has not signified his lnteutlonol
wintertime the election.
M. __...n .m _. ..._. .t...
filtrate-i For a beer.
Tomato. Nov. ifl.-Aniirew Bathgste
a mltiwretired tumor, was shot and
killed new Sula. Hostess, swine.
animations to! , k
.fleisSaibtoBe.m.ofm3ll 1‘ W
poison.
domainhervlrtue. lihin, _
an auto marten: statement. [mil ..
post my”
nation, so tint time might be on
that he had died II natural WI ‘
During Mrs SternaIuaa’ s
a most remarkable document who
ted by her to the mart. It was
statement signed by her dead .
which, Mrs. Stomanian , ‘
drawn up and signed thm‘doyl "
husband's death. The
dressed, “To All Whom It May h
and in part reads as follows: 1‘.
“I, George H. Romanian, did
very xxaeulinr attacks at time‘s (l .
past six months and to which on M,
my wife and a few of he! relativfl ,
anything, write this to state that " ’
should die while in one of than»!!! "
can say that it was caused by her
any way that I died. I have new
doctor, because I always tome out
all right.
“I hope what I have written will
Vince all thut they may not think 3W
wife bud numbing to dowith such a ifii
common death. "
.Mrs. Sternamun said that thisahi '
had been draw u up because she had ,
some talk of her former husband dying
RECEIVER ARRESTED.
Char-[ed wun Misapproprintlut room
of the Funds of Metropolitan hash , ' ‘
Nyw Ynmz \‘or ]”l - -llicluII~l~‘V. ii."
' ~« . , :wiinr mi tin: Metro;
li-‘i‘i‘Hlil made he-
Mu ll. it wont
. ' no \I c at his home
in l’lllllililil null i lino-.- :viI . ii . clnugo of
having misumlropriuu‘d $60, UUU of the
bank 5 funds.
The warrant for Mr. Wood's arrest Wei
issued by I uited States Commissioner
Shields several days ago. It was issued '
on nfiidntit made by one of the bank’s
ilcers and was placed” In the hands of ‘
detectives to some.
They search for him' In this ’
could not find rim, and then w” ,
home at Picrmont, where he was man y ‘ .
to custody. When arrested, he refused b
make my statement and was drive
Nymk, where hewas locked up for
night.
Commissioner Shields was seen new
home in Brooklyn, but could not tell any
of the details of .tlII charges against Mr.
“pod. All he knew was that one of I»
oflicers of the bank had come before him
and made an affidavit that Mr. Wood has
misappropriated $60,000 of the bank’s
funds, and on this affidavit hemmed lb‘
warrant.
Mr. Wood is one of the best knowh men
in Rockland county and has always m
excaxiingly popular in Plormont, when
he has lived for many years.
Big Cotton Mill starts tip.
Lowxu, Mass, Nov. 13—min; Gertrude
E. quII, II daughter of the treasurer-of
the ’i‘rcmout and Suffolk mills, by a turn
of a wheel in the new whcelhouae of tho
mrporation, opened the floodgates of a o.-
nsl and set in motion machinery that will
glie employ mom, to 1,000 hands. Th0
Iuill, w lili b in twu weeks \\ ill be running
on full time, was purchased recently from
the Linn-cur 0 Manufacturing (alumni!'
and has been idle sex erul months. en»
tire plant of the Trcmout and Sufi oom-
puny is the largest cotton manufacturing *
corn-urn in this city. employing 3,000 hands.
Colonel Early Realm , .
'i‘nmrox. Nov. Iii—Colonel William K.
Early bus resigned as steward of the SW
Hospital For the Insane because of difleto
chats with ih'. John W. Ward, the medical
dim.- ror. 'lhc n‘sigmiiiou is to so into
eil'm Dec l. l‘olonrl Early was Appointed
during the udIIIInistmtlnn of OovcrnorAb-
bolt and recently Republicans. it is said.
how been r-Iulcnvorlug to have himdis-
missed and his place given to u .llepublic-
on, in pursquIIu-v of the low prism two
yours upro [molding for on (-quul distrlhw
lion oi the plums in tin slum institution.
[lei-used and near-rested.
l’IioVIniNcIt. Nov. lB.—~(Iliorlcs Bowden,
who was rub-used from prison at tho expi-
ration of n two yours' sentence for theft,
was iIIIIIu‘dlutcly l‘l‘lll'l‘i‘rill'il on requisition
puller» from lilumwhuaettn nod token to
Full Illwr. where he is wanted for n alm-
ilur niI'I-Im- I-mumiliod in June. 1894.
Hands and rat Cut off.
l‘lllfl'lliile‘l-fi, Nov. lli.~».luiucu J. Janka
of Wmeu-kei. while walking on tho New
llIivI-u truck-4 between l’mvlde'boe and
i’uwtuckot, was struck by u il‘lllll and had
both hands and foot cut off. lie is not
oxpm ted to lllls.
Mnnual Training Fol-moi Burned.
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BRIEF TE LEGHAMS.
()III- luirulnr was killed and (soothe
WoIImiI-d in n fight in I‘lllm. N Y. 1 "9
Prince liInIIIImsk mmtlnuuu his m I; “
upon the former government of Gould
Unprlvl.
Une man was killed and another fl
wounded In a riot by strikers in o
villr- (( ”olo ) minim.
'lhe Radical groups in the linoleum '
her oi deputies made an un abs“
tempt to overthrow the Melina W
IiIont
A trolley car (It the llmnesbend (Ill
station of the Jersey City, Hobo!!! .
Rutherford rallwny rushed into
and both were injured. A hoywfl
«hut
James Fagin, the man who W a
lighted cigar into Borrow CfllWim
m. the time of the political Mandi
Covlngton, Ky. which the"I 3‘:
MI was Ilnbdfor hlsol “a“
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