sun-A railroad train
~ up bstwosn Punt» Bravo
in ledclllic. Go in
would Candalarla
ands truncations column of
suddnitmnlud. immcdiaicly
is. losion of the bombs than
bargesof rifle shots. Tho
ammo and conductor of the
soldiers and sovcral passengerp
,mdod. ,Thc wounded passengers
Mon a réllof train and token
. woman Thifl htrain {fr San
~ W ovorng t at angns.
lines inglntorruptcd, returned
ms,“ tho cxplosion causal con-
cxcitcmcnr in Havana. as is was
' flat Captain Gonorul Woylcr was
nclghborhood and the railroad lino
. hing used for the transportation of
”Sandoval, who was carrying mull
Havana for Captain General Wayler,
vod safely at Candelarla, in spite
,iotcrruption of communication. ,
'lhcu gents have also blown up a
port on the railroad near Artemisa
with gunpowder.
liquor Coronado. Vlnwa.
W Tomi, NM. :5” m-M'mucl )i, (in
u, otlllor Hf ilw Cuban ,nixsczul nova
'1‘ Lil. l)l:é1l‘li..mn. pulvll-lm‘l in lid
go oral Woylor lwi Ul'dt'l‘ul his arrest, has
1' V'rouched here. “thn I learned by
vote “1),? be said, " that General chlor
ordered my arrest, 1 mode immediate
_ , (ml for maps. I had procured ml
, ,_ the costume of an ordinary sail~
. . _ my house was surrounded by
Hoops, I~hutily shaved off my mustache.
and in my disguise. which included a false
V too, I slipped into the house adjoining
mincnndmsdc my escape to tho street.
A. few days afterward I shipped aboard a
sailing vessel as a common sailor. The
captain, however, know me. We reached
blow 01'an after an uneventful trip. ”
‘ of the general feeling of the
imbibing in Cuba,Scnor Coronado said:
7' Today we might say that Spain holds
Cuby by shear force of arms. The whole
country. Sunfish and Cuba alike, desire
pace «on at almost any sacrifico, and,
though it may seem strange. the Span-
b‘olcmcnt is quite as pronounced in this
fpsling as the Cuban and wish peace and
thindcpondcnccof Cuba Thlsisaccount~
a! for by the fact in one way that Spain
, fuels that Cuba again under Spanish cou-
. . 2 trol would be unable to pay the enormous
. . war debt! already incurred or to stand tho
’ . ‘srcmcndous taxation which would inevita-
j bly be imposed by Spain upon Cuba and
’ that another uprising would under those
conditions shortly follow. Spain would
‘ have to expend great sums of money to
keep Cubs in submission. The war debt
' , now is estimated at $500,000,000 and is ac-
ciunnloting at the rate of 812.000.0000 3
month.
' 'flu Possibilitlu of Cuba.
, . “11 Cuba gained hot- independence in
" this struggle, as I hope and maintain that
Jim will, abs will start afresh with won-
. dorful possibilities before her. Spain will
soon he forced by lack of funds to with-
‘ day her troops. The opinion I express in
not that of transient Cuban residents, but
of merchants and landowners, Spanish as
Swell as Cuban. The Spaniards express
thisopinion in private only, as the public
Won of it would insure their execu-
tiou‘ol insurgents.
, “Woylor does not trust any one, Spun-
ffld or Cuban—only the bayonet of his
Spanish my. . In illustration of this dis.
in“, I might quote this incident. A num-
hsr of Spanish volunteers were in a small
Adamant machotod by Cubans and
. routed. Tho remaining members of that
corps asked that thcybe put upon garrison
duty in ador to take revenge. Their ro-
qua-t woo refused, cvon to serve with the
. only. Woylcr docs as he pleases.
Bishtoltodict is that all persons, men.
women or c ildrcn, who are found outside
, ’of.tho 8 lines shall be considered
lunch on t down as such. This edict
. was published only in tho (mlclal Caustic
in Havana, which circulam among Spun,
,ilI afloat! and oflcisls only. There was
no way in which those outside of them
cirolucouldleorn of tho edict. There is
M roilrosdto Pinardol Rio from Havana,
and it is in this province that the edict
has cost tho greatest loss of life.
- ‘ ”People taken under this edict arc
" marched outside tho gates of the city and
‘ shot down by the soldiers. The rcports of
prisoners capturod by Weylor are but tho
mptuw of Lint" pour dwila. Tho former
»-}lflwf.li‘-% 0i llr’: .21., i dish rl‘l' ludi'l'w 1.:
[filltxllelifl ptih‘vlu .w n. \lrmrx.
throwing mu l‘mlwz. 2).?» mo mum-r l.
nmlh us ford for which": l.'.« M n dong-w.
into lilo luv hf linvmm, and tho author»
tins czplalnod to inquiring citizens thus
the soon had probably been dmwncd. Bul»
, M holes in the hood disproved this. "
Valor at the End of Ills ltcpo.
81. Loom Nov. 90.——“I think General
Win is a hasten man. It is time for him
to; assign,” sold. General 0. 0. Howard.
Wmmndlng gcnml of tho do.
W of the cost, to a newspaper cor.
, , t. ,
,. ”no you moan." he was asked. “that
”I upset the Cubpn revolution to be suc-
“I moon tho cud. so for as Waylsrls
WP comma Genoa! Howard.
_ sumo! tho Cuban war is simply this:
Iti- o quosticu of finances, not of fighting
mum; enough to crush out ovary
ambush so well as mrylnsurgcnt in
(lob if sin can raise the money topay nnd
W tho troops mulred. ,
W8 inhullmightybig Johnnhcr
m than already been clearly proved
“Ills Cubonsnro groom fighum. greater
and a gram people. ”
W Howard mum to or an
ls-sduliogthstflv
M‘Mififl , ,
aw”. DIM
OOU£0NS
GCMMEO swallows
Apples!
3.153, 'Wll ‘llbi'xi lire?“ il'div will? zilll't‘l
Apples!
1
testimonials; but Bou Ami
itself is its own best tcs-
timonlal. .
Buy a cake of your grocer,
and to it. c...?::iumut..
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Soul on ionsontbc head, obs
hundlyuudplips. cuts. bruises. com
horns are uickly cured by DoWitt’s
Witch Salvo. It is at mount the
article most used for piles, and it nlwa a
cures them. E. P. Wood and G. C. Ed 1-
son.
The old way of dclivcringmcssagss by
post boys compared with the modern
telephone. illustrates the old tedious
émcthodsof "breaking" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous ours by
One Minute Cough Cure. E. P. Wood
and G. C. Stillson.
The demand for Aycr's Hair Vigor in
such widely-separated regions as South
America, Spain, Australia and India
has kept pace with the home consump-
élm. which 5.1m: in show that tbcsp poo-
' pic huuw ;; you-l taxing: ohm they try Ll,
Flue Grccniugs, Baldwins
and Northern Spies. 50 bar-
rels at
721mm mm STREET.
Samuel Gomstock,Jr
GROCER.
Did you ever got tired ofsce
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? ? ?
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Try a few powders, and you
will never tire of recommend-
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When called to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Marland always
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In: 'l'skc on‘gsvirvulglf hour. till perspir-
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m" “r norms
This success in the cure of
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Aceton can be obtained at
R. H. Plaisted’s.
I. Y.,Isw Haven 8 Hartford
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safe. sure sud
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marrlcdhdies. Askfor
was. now.
Inlmm. ml!
'l‘hccu‘ics of (THC may bc «hm-'1». ml at
pupil: by thyaloluua, but too suflorcrr
want quic relief; and One Minute
Cough Cure will give it to them. A
safe cure for children. It is ”the only
harmless remedy that noes immed
into results.” E. P. cod and G. C
Stilison.
de'réhiA:
$.31“; if":
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The three-year—old boy of J. A. John-
son, of Lynn Center, Ill, is subject to
attacks of croup. Mr. Johnson says he
is satisfiod that the timely use of Cham—
berlain's Cough Remedyduring a scvcrc
attack, saved his little boy’s life. He is
in the drug business, a member of ‘ the
firm of Johnson Bros. of that place; and
they handle a great many patent mull
since for throat and lung diseases. ilc
had all these to choose from, and skilled
pbycinns ready to respond to his call.
but selected this remedy for use in his
own family into time when his child's
life was in danger, because ho know it
to be superior to any other, and famous
the country over for its cures of comp
Mr. Johnson says this is the best selling
cough medicine they handle, and that it
gives splendid satisfaction in all cases
For sale by (.1. C. Stillson and E. l’.
Weed.
The length of life may be increased by
lessening its dangers. The majority of
people die from lung troubles. These
may be averted by promptly using Ono
Minute Cough Cure. E. I’. Weed and
G. C. Stillsou.
You may cut cheap food and not be
seriously hurt by it; but you cannot take
cheap medicines without positive injury.
If you use any substitute for Ayer’s Sar-
saparilla, you do so at the peril of your
health, perhaps of your lifc. Insist on
having Ayer‘s, and no other.
Weekly N THE Monthly
OUTLOOK
Published Every
, Saturday.
l3 Astor Place, New York.
l'lru 'lllllilhllll‘lll hr in lv’lT. .' ll in»
.lmnx: 'liilly‘: ril'l; HIV .lt lW‘ 2.1' "W's“.
.vllllh.iiill4illl“\'1-l ‘l'll'ilwll ‘lfmu ~ in
llsvavrimm which? vlvpuflmmlo. “0‘
Outlook glvcsa compact review of tho
world’s progressz‘it follows with curc all
the important philanthropic and indus-
trial movements of the day: has a com-
plete department of religious inows;
devotes much space to the interests of the
home; reviews current literature: fur-
nishcs cheerful tuble~talk about men
, and things; and, in short, aims to give
_ fresh information. original observation
and reasonable entertainment.
Beginning with the fifty-fifth volume.
the paper will ”some the regular maga-
zine size, which will add mostly to its
convenience and attractiveness. The
“Next Pr fidelitwm Name Our
che‘zu‘els. Arbitrators.
action or m prism " Low.
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the constancy 0 mm Olson r
II no hos-st Administration In Cou-
msdu—llomr Will lite-Info"! 00n-
sllmd by Druids" music'- Contact.
Wasmsorox, Nov. 20.n'l'hc Venozuolan
boundary click is probably a clmncd chaps
for with this administration, and Presl-
dcnt Cleveland will undoubtedly congrat-
ulate himself and tho country‘on what has
been accomplish-d. The final stop of up
pointing the boundary arbitrators on the
port of the United States will be oonccdcd
to Prcsldont McKinley. A polnt has bucu
coached beyond which thou: will bc llttlo
progress prior to the incoming of the next
“ministration. -
Minister Audradc storied for Venezuela
from New York with a draft of the trusty
last Saturday and in not expected to Mich
his destination before tomorrow or Sunday.
The treaty ho hours will then be submittod
to the president of the Venezuclnn repub-
lic,'who will bonsldcr it for some time
with his cabinet.
Owing to the delays that must come, it
‘ is considered probable that he will call tho
Venezuelan mngreaa together in extraor-
dinary session. as in such crises 80 days
would, by the provisibus. of the constitu-
tion. have to elapse before that body could
he mumbled. \‘onozucln's congress meets
in regular amnion on the 20th of Ii‘obnmry
nut. and it is considorcd more than likely
at. the Vcnczuolon logatlon that Presldcnt.
Crcspo will wait until that time boforc
submitting the treaty.
Even should a special session be culled
it would hardly be possible to got tho
members of mngrcss together boforo the
mlddlc of January, and, as the rules of
that body provide for a free discussion of
such an Important document, debate
would hardly close until well along in
February. The ordinary course of pro-
ccdnrc offer the approval of the booty by
this “v" cllu'llaielhll congrcss would «rouse iluul
notion to be delayed until some time after
the lth of next March.
Vcnccueln's Probable Action.
The course to be pursued by tho Vouc-
zuclon magmas will be tho mono whethcr
tho imntyJic (ulnaidcrcd lu rcgulnr or ox
tmordluury session. The draft now in tin-
imscsslou of Minister Audmdo will be
laid lx‘foro President Crcsw, who will,
after cart-fully summing its provisions, lay
it bcforc his cabinet. After having boon
fully discussod in cubiuct meeting it will
be submitted by minister of external affairs
to the house of mprcscntutivcs That body
will invite the sonata to discuss the docu-
ment “in congrcss,” andfithe house nnd
scuntc, acting as one body, will consider
tho treaty. -
Hasty action on a matter of such 1no«
mcut is not to ho oxpoctod, nnd it is rm
xraisunublo to look for final approval lmforr:
throo or four wccks ot the earliest. Cl'llcrc
is at loos: om‘ putt of the treaty, the ilxlng
of 50 yours‘ n-sldcncc us the basis for titlc,
flint. is ccrtuin tout-misc blttcr antagonism
among u puri- of thc ll‘gisinlivc body. pur
timiurly muong i’n‘sldcut (,‘rcspo's oppo-
nonts. After upp’ruvul tho timty rccclvos
the signature of tho prcsidcm and is by
him fnrwm‘dcd to Grout Britain.
Nu hows hns boon l‘l‘f'l‘lVNl at. tho logo}
tion from Venezuela since the onuouncc-
mom of thc mmplcllou of tho limit of tho
trcnly. umi nothing is oxpocl‘cd unless an...“
unfnri'scvn dcvclnpuwuts cull for action in
il’oshingfou. it is ymssihlc that tho un-
ccptnuce of tho trcmy may bc immcdintcly
. lollmvcd by tlm resumption of dircctdipln.
; mutlc rclalions horwwn \‘cnczuclu uml
lircut Britain and that tho sigucd trouty
may be home to Englmul by on uccmdltcd
rcpnw-utmire of \‘cnczuclu tn the court nl
Ht. .luuu-s.
l
v Vonnzusln Will Accnpt.
NEW YORK, Nov. ell—The Herald's
Caracas corresmndcut says: “i can stoic
on competent authority that chozuclu
will be glad to accept the hi) your clnusc,
provldod tho question ends thcrc. Sonic
think that tho proximity of tho British in
llnhlc to cause furthcr trmrblc, mnking on
cxcusc for further invusiou, and they sug-
gcnt n tribunal bc ostubllshcd to pass upon
all doubtful cases until all have boon dis-
posed. of.
Torpedo Boat and Grow lost.
known by i If‘ numhcrs 8:5 and 01 of the
l‘nmch uovycamc into collision during
the muncuvcrs oil the «must of (“one do in
crow is missing. No. olwus also had-
ly dnmngcd and was tmvcd here. No.
oil was one of u scrlos of 3:3 bouts whosc
complcmcnt of men was 10. ilcrlcuglh
was 114 7-10 foot. and-she bud u speed of
:30 knots. No. ill is slightly sumller, but
also has a mmplcmcnt of ill mcn.
A Notoblo Marriage.
Borrow. Nov. 20.-——Hurrict Brown Oa-
good, daughfcr of Captain Henry Brown
Osgood of thc subslsu-ncc department of
the United Stutos army, stationed in Box.
ton, and sister of Major Wy Osgood, now
in command of (icncml Gomoz'a artillery
in Coho, und’Dr. Poul (llcmlcnulu, assist
nut surgeon. United idioms unuy. station-
cd at Fort Women, wcro mnrrlcd at tho
, i'l-m-‘l n" f‘ 0 Mirror in this . lly. iiov.
riolwn HAM, ~~r
wiv w-sl ilu .. ll mull].
Trying to Corner Tobacco.
Blurrnmuu, Nov. :10.-—-ll«.-portod pur-
chases of llnvnnn tobacco in llultlmoro by
New York dwilcfs, who urc. it is sold, cn»
ilcuvorlng to writer ilio murknt. wus mu-
flrumi by local iulportcrs. it lac-itiuuiml
that within the pun fcw wccks over 000
balm ”(“12 been lmught in thlsclty by New
York firms. Owing to tho condition of
affairs in Colo. n scnrcliy of this tobacco
is lookcd for by mum men in fhctrndo, and
tho mom to mrucr tho umrkct is on rllmtcd
to this four.
Woman Born“! to mun.
humans, Nov. lath—Mrs. Ann Low-
thcr. a widow. 50 yours of ago, was burned
to dcnth in bar apartment at 0:3 Washing-
ton strum. this city. Aftor filling in lump
with kcromno oil aha struck u match, and
Outlook is published every Saturday~ “w “mm, imp“! bar are“, which mu
fifty-£170 illness year. The first issue uncured with oil. Her mothcnliuluw,
in each mouth is an illustrated Magazine
Mrs. Wlnlfmd Lowthcr, in uttcmpilng to
Numberpontnining about twice mm”! cxtlngulsh tho llfllllell, was wry um'm‘li‘
burned clout the tom and band». and her
9'8“ 5' the main”! issues, ”Kim”? condition is cousldcml minus cu coconut
with a large number of pictures.
The pricc of The Outlook is three (101'
ions your in advance or loss drop a'
csutsday. - .
messpscimnoopyandll
WW toThoOallock,“
,. I. , ,
so rosary. n is.
of her ago.
rm In In unlucky Town.
to burn the town of Duuvllls was made,
BREST, *m’. 20.-—Tho torpedo boots.
(Shcvro. Tho fonucr boat sunk, and itsi
of [lo i .nu‘ill, per. ‘
mums“, Ky.. Nov. 20.—-Au Attempt
and property to the extant of 015,000 was
annoy-o. An unknown ncgro man was
trim fronts livery labial-st a land
-'¢...
NO MORE TO BE 5MB.
If you wish perfects cccss in the
“construction" of Hg t, healthful,
delicious pics, cake and biscuits. your
Cooking school Teacher will always
say -“ But above all. use only »
Boss Bakqu Powder
for it's what made their cracker famous.
You know them of course, for over
3,000,000 pounds were sold last year."
Take no substitute from your grocer.
V nauuvwvuuo scum or
C. D. 3055 1 8M, New Minion. Coll!
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Mothers Find Nothing Equal to Dr. Hand's
Colic Cure. .
WA'nmmmv, Conn., Ammo—Hand
Medicine (Jo—Dear Bum—“I am using
Dr. Hand’s Cough and Group Medicine
and Colic Cure or In children and find
nothing to equal tlcm. They work
like magic. I would not be without
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr. Hand’s Colic Core and cry for it; it
rollovers them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 2) Wood street. A. all
druggists, 25c.
llow lo Cars Bllious Colic.
I suffered for weeks with colic and
pains in mystomsch caused by biliousnoss
and had to take modicluo ull tho while
until I used l'lmlnlwl‘lulll'h Colic, Chol-
01‘4 .illii Uranium RHm-xly. \\ lncii cnrrd
um. I have more recmumomlui it to 1:
good many people. Mrs. F, Butler, Fair~
haven, Conn. Persons who are subject
to billions colic can ward off the attack
by taking this remedy us soon as the first
symptoms appear. Sold by G. (7. Still-
son and E. l’. Weed.
"Excuse me," observed the man in
spectacles, “but I am n surgeon. and
that is not where the liver is." ”Never
you mind where his liver is," rotorted
the other. “If it was in his big too or
his left ear. DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers
would reach it and shake it for him. On
that you can bet your gig-lamps.” E.
P. Weed and G. C. Stillson
Mr. N. N. Osborn, well known at
Woodstock, Mich, wus troubled with a
lame back. He was porsuudod to use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It gave him
relief in one night. This remedy is also
famous for its cores of rheumatism. For
sale by G. C, Stillson and E. 1". Wood.
Absolutely pure. perfectly harmless
and invariably rcliublc are the qualities
clone Minute Cough (Torc. It never
fails in colds, crnup and lung troubles.
Children like it incouse it is pleasant to
take and it helps them. E. P. Weed
and G. C. Stillmn.
The old lady was right when shc said.
tho child might (llt‘. if they waited for
the doctor. She saved the little one's
life with a few doses of One Minute
Cough Cure. She had used it for crpup
before. " E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
arm‘s...
For Infants and Children.
no fac-
uau- - is a
drum mry
u . mm.
Soothing, and not irritating, strength-
cning, and not weakening, small but of-
fective—411w are tho qualities of
DeWit-t's Little Early Risors,tllo famous
little pills. E. P. Weed and G. 0. Still-
son.
an...Enron'iomuainy life
was cured by Chamberlain's Cough Rem- :
ody." writes W. H. Norton, of Sutter
Crook, Cal. “This cold loft me with u
cough and I was expoctoruting all the
time. The remedy cured mo, and I.
want all of my friends when troubled
with a cough or cold to get it. for it will
do them good." Sold by G. C. Stillsou
and E. P. Weed.
How's This.
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any cam of (.‘aturrh that can-
uot b0 cured by Hull's Cnmrrh Cure.
1“ .l.('ummv oz l‘o . 'l‘nlwlu. 0
“fr, tho umlmszgnml, lmn‘ kllm‘l II F
ml l'lmucy for mu lust lilic-vn your». mu‘
lu-llnvc him pmfcclly luummhlc in all
business transactions and financially
uhlu tocorry out any obligations made
by choir firm.
Wusv dc TlllIAX, Wholesale llmggists.
Toledo. 0.
memmexu lb Mourns, Whole-
sale Drnggists. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Com is taken internal-
ly, acting dimctly upon thc blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials scutfroe. Price The per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
To corn all old sores. to heal an indo-
lent ulcer. or to speedily cure pllos. you
; med simply apply DcWitt'a Witch lilac-I
."1 Salvo accmding to directions. Its
magic-like action will surprise you. , E.
P. Weed and G. C. Sclllson.
'il'alnll' 1' ll
“s“Wm.
READ
"I‘H I
WANT .
* What is
c I If ‘
Ontario is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants cud. Shil
drum. It contains noithcr Opium.
lorphino nor other Narcotic sub
stones. Itinshamlcusubstitutcfot
l‘srsgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
Ind Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years’ can by
millions of Mothers. Caloric is the
children’s Panacea—tho liothcr's
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that the fac—sirml:
W
tect ourselves and the public It all m.
Tun Cmaun Conranv, 77 Murray 8L,N.Y.
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Examiner In
II. 9. Patent 011100,
1878 to 1883
30 Main Street,
nsirnanron'r.
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HUNT
a. . ..
ZELlJFF
Oysters,
Clams,
Scaflopsy
Horse Radish ground to order
Pure Maple Syrup.
Telephone. 354.
your c 2EL_:_JFF_.
The Beauty of Wall Decoration
depends on the work of the dcsignor. So
beautiful. delicate and varied are the
patterns in this stock, the most artistic
taste cannot fail to be pleased.
you want is not bore, you make up your
mind it's not to be had.
Seciug’s free.
i Pointing, paper hanging and decorat-
n . -
f not convenient for on to call at the
stormdrop a postal, ant Iwill bcpleased
to call on you with ufull lincof samples.
E. E. GORHAM,
. 10 FIRST AVENUE,
East Norwalk.
YOUNG- MAN
Why take the chance of 1
without Insurance. when
Cents a day will
lNSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR snooox
Or Six (its. a day will give you an Endow
ng York of Coloncl Dinner. and Captain Dick»
olsc,thabsstisths cheapest. Insure in ch. mm) for being concerned in u fillbusu'riug
Connecticut Genera
Llfs lnsursnos no.
5. S.L'HOMMEDIEU
ill Washington StrssMBo. Norwslk
ma “vs no"
COL" In
umumwmu.
loav“flflulfi33llflM has nus-m on. ‘
sissy-d by the rolling of n mum.
Macon. NIW. iii—«Thirty people. 3.01)!)
halos of cotton and hundreds of tons
of bony timber ull wont down in onc loud,
wash at tho Ccmral railroad wluprcsa/ in '
this city. Fourtoon injured pcnplc, “all
cmployms at tho 00:11pm. have been re~
movod from tho won-huge, but it is thought
others one boucnth the (lotion and lumber,
and if so they are (loud orwlll be before
they can be exit-looted.
The lujursd arc: .loo Price, hip crushed;
James Littlc, right log mushod; Ark
Diokins. right hip inashod; Richard
Chan-c, shouldor crushod: Hobart. Dick-
son. lam burned; John “Williams, fans out:
L. W. Williams, hood badly bruisedyii.
D. Thomas, allouldor badly bruised; Wash
Bumctt, face burned; Will Garrett, out
ovorlcft cyc; Jim Brown. loft log badly
mashed; Will Brown. lcg' nmshed; J. A.
Carver. uhouldcr crunhod. , ' '
Suiicrintcndcnt A. A. Gordon was in
tho middle of tho platform smxn'lntendlug
the trucking of witch and went down
with the crush, but by u mil-minions canal»
ho received only bruises on log and arm.
Several employees are missing, and it is
fcnrcd thcy arc beneath the wrock. The
platform was 20 foot high, 850 foot long
und 140 foot wide. Over 500 fcot gave way
without warning, tho supports being rot.
ton. It is believed that two teams and
their drivors wore caught luau-nth the
platform, us it cxtondod ovcr Poplnr street,
a public thoroughfurc, and tho (cams are
sold to have been soon going under the
platform just before it fell. So grout was
tho noise mndc by the falling platform
that it was heard a distance of 2: mile, and
many poople in the noigbborhmxl wcrc
badly frightcnod. All of the injured ware
token to their bumps and to hospitals and
given attention by surgeons, who pro
nounccd the injuries of some of them poi"
hops fatal. The wrecked platform covers
scvcrulncros of ground and prosonts an
appalling sight. It will cost savoral thou-
sand dollars to rcplucc the platform. The
hunt for the dead bodies supposed to be
buried beneath the great muss of wreckage
is now in progress.
BAN K FAlLU RES.
Sioux City Finnncinl Institutions Emban-
rnasml by Luck of Funds.
SIOUX Cm, lo, Nov. 20.——The First
Nutionul hunk of this city has chm-d its
doors, a rcsult. of heavy withdmwols since
the failure of tho Inwu Savings bunk inst
weck. The bank has always boon (-ousid.
crud one of tho most solldllunnciul institu-
tions in the northwest. it was originated
in 1570. E. Ii. Hubbard, uttorncy for the
bunk, u‘lnkcs the following stawmcnt:
“There is nothing to say further than
that the bunk is clowxiounccount of steady
withdrawals and the inability to get neccs~
nary money. Whether it will open again,
I cannot say, No definite statement can
be made until the bunk examiner comes. "
The bank had nearly $400,000 in depos-
its; loans and discounts, $32,000; capitol,
$100,000. The failure of the First Xntioual
causcdu run on tho Sioux 0in Savings
bank, '1‘. J. Stone being president of both
institutions. The ofllccrs took odvontngo
of tho 00 day law, but Into in the day l“.
B. Ross was nppoiutcd rcccivcr, for the pro-
tection of stncklmlilcrs null crcditvrs.
.l. K. Prugh & (‘o., chluu mul quccns-
worc, mudc nu nssignmcnt as tho rcsult of
tho fuilurc of tho First Notional. Liabili-
tics‘ are glvcu on $23,000, with $41,000 as-
scts.
Negro Wanted For Murder.
Busrnx, Nov. ill—Josl‘pll Bowden, 20
yours uh], culnrcd, is wmmrd by the police
l‘orcnusing thcdcmh of Frolic-rick Holl-
mun, 40 years old, and a while mun.
llofl'mun was in tlus cmploy of Bowdcu on
tho lmtcr's smnll cool and wood store in
the busmncm of a building at flue south
end. Last Saturday. in :1 fit of mgr,
Bowdcn knoclccd his. unployecdnwn stairs
and kickul him an violently about the
bond llmt Huffman imcmuc un )scious
uml was l'cnmvcd to thc hospltu , when,
hedicd. linwdcn (limppcuroll soon after
tlu' ui’fuir, and tho policc now are making
u thorough scan-ch for him.
Death Prom Burning. ,
CAPE MAY. Xm’. ZlJ.-—.\ll.~‘s Fannie Er~
ricksou, thc lS»_\'cnr-ol(lilmxghtcrof Wll~
llum Errlcksou of llius (‘rm-k, this county,
who won fl'iglltfully burucd by hor clothes
catching ilrc while she won assisting her
mother to burn in pile of rubbish, died
from lu-r iujurlcs. Mrs. lirrickson, in her
frunilc, allows In slnorlu‘i‘ irlw ilumcs which
hull cnvclnpwl lu-r doughicr. was badly
burncd "bout lllt‘ lmuds Mill arms.
Fortuno For n Pam-r.
NEW Youu. Nov. 2”.——.lnllll li.,(.'cutry.
lhc fustcst [um-r liuil tlw world has ovr-r
soon. was >‘vzll lust nigh! 1.1 Madison
Squul'c Gordon in L. .l. 'l'vwkshun' for
$10,000, llc h'w urucc m-uniuf 21:01 ,‘1:
and u rcmnl mmlc ugultxsl ilmc of :3:00',.
Appointed PrIv-tc Secretory.
“Smut-drum, Nov. 20.~I’rico issue of
St. Louis llllll bccn uppolutcd prlvutcsou-
Nlul‘y in ”10 MW'l‘t‘ilil'y of tho lmrrlur.
all m...
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
Thirty mcu wuro killcd by u ilrcdmup
axlylnninll in u colllory ut. llccklluglmmeu,
:‘Vl'csrplmllu.
'l'hc Murylmul court of uppcuila sustains-d
Mayor iluupcr of ilultimorc in his light
with tho city council.
A (-omplciu list of rcprrscutulimsclcctcd
to tho ll'll‘ly-fll'th cuugrcss shows u majorl-
ty of 47 for tho gold standard.
Fruuk “Ynlllllll. u lb-ycurmld dccp sco
sailor from llowth, Irciuud. is almmlcd in
”Now York aim voyugiug around tho
world.
l’rcaldcut Elcct hchlnlcy, it is sold,
will uppninr .luucph P. .N‘mltb. cit-stoic ll~
bmrlnn of Ohio, mumlml of the District of
Columbia.
Clmunccy M. Dcpcw announced that
Cornelius Vanderbilt is sunlilly improving
and oxpcctu soon to rcsumc control of his
buslhcas internals.
It was brought out In the trial in New
(-rpcdltlon to Cuba ulmnrd tho Imiriala
that somclmdy in l’hilndclphlo in puylug a
wcokly stlpcml to two of tho chiol' witnesses
for tho govormnnm.
Lawyer House outlined the deform of
Moria ilorbcrl. now on trial in New York.
it is that him II! n licgcm-mto, springing
from two fnmilicu both tainted with cpl—
lcpay and insanity. lilo «hs'loml sho killed
Comldo while in on cpllcptlcimucs and
know nothing of what she did.
Frank I’. Arbucltlo, chairman of tho
Dcmlmruiio suite oommittccof Colorado
soil a wealthy mum manor, was found
dying at Eighth cvcnuc and (mo fluudmd
and Flttymud aim, New York, and
on lrcd buhm an ambulance arrivod. n.
“5°ka ‘3’“ 0' 9m~ 3““ ”‘3‘ aluminum. The mu: isshroudcd
in low.
Norwalk Chronicler