is J ” ‘
physical director of thefitamfordlfounz
Ian’s Christian association. died last
week athis home in Toronto, Canada,
~ofclznieomption.at theatre of twenty-
nlae years. Hr.0mdsonhsd suffered
from the disease for'thepastyear or.
two. andlastsommer went West with
the hereof, regaining his health. He
arrived home a few days before his
death.
* Homer James, a farmer of Lewisboro.
drove to Norwalk. Saturday. to sell
some produce. He started-for home
about ,2 o'clock, and on Alain street his
horses took fright at atrolley car. They
attempted to run away, but Mr. James
restrained them until he attempted to
turn into the New Canaan road. ,Bere
one of the horses fell. bringing down
its mate and breaking the harness.
E. W. Benedict, of , Beaver Brook,
Danbury, picked a number of straw-
berry pla‘nts‘on his premises the other
day, which contained the fruit in var.
ious stages of growth, ripe and green,
' with some berries just forming, also
fresh blossoms and buds not yet open. .
The brick work of St. Mary’s hospital
home at “The Rocks,” is nearly com-
pleted, and the carpenters are. now at
work on the building, which will be
pushed forward to an early completion.
Miss Margaret E. Bishop. formerly of
Norwalk. and Philip Willemann, of
Long Island City, were married in the
latter city, Wednesday, November .25.
Leroy Hendricks, a farm hand of
Wilton, shot himself in the hand while
endeavoring to withdraw the load from
a shot gun, Saturday afternoon.
Work on the new Town Court room
in the Gazette building is progressing
and the room will soon be ready for oc-
cupancy.
Unclaimed letters in the Nor-walk
post-office are addressed to Leone Hogls,
George Meyers, Frank I. Wilcox.
Our Brothers’ Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., and
Concord Division, S. of T.. will hold
regular meetings tonight.
J. H. Ferris is discharging a cargo 0‘.
coal from the boat H. E. Devenny for
the N orwnlk Iron Works.
Street Commissioner Kellogg‘s work-
men were out shoveling snow at an
early hour this morning.
The barge Hornet has arrived at ,l .
H. Ferris’ dock with a cargo of 920 tons
of Pocahontas coal. '
Raymond Brothers are making exten-
sive repairs to their South Norwall.
dock.
Dr. W. J. Tracey will be the physician
on duty at the hospital during: Decem-
bcr.
An infant of John T. Hayes, of Wil-
ton avenue, is quite ill.
Recent Real Estate Transfers.
John S. Conklin and Laura J. Conklin
to Ella Marshall, land on the New Cun-
aan road.
Solomon Usborn and others to George
Rundol, land at East Norwnlk.
Michael J. Devinc to Nora Farrell. of
Stamford, loud and building at “Dnbr
lin.”
Frederick W. Quitman 31 Christina
Moellcr, land and buildings in South
Main street.
)hristina Moellcr to Augusta ignit-
mnn. land and buildings in South Main
street. ‘
The Russelld'. Erwin Manufacturing
company, of New Britain, to the Nor-
walk Iron Works company, land and
buildingszon Water street; consideration,
”will.
.oAnII-z’s AND session.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles lircuclouthnl.
of Bethel, spent Thanksgiving at the
former home of Mrs. qulentlml.
The Young Men's Christian Assuxéin
tion devotional committee. of :e‘tmuford.
held its monthly meeting in tlw Sol-
diers” Home, last evening. Amour:
those who attended worn Walter M.
Smith and Colonel S. fl. lladloy. of
Brown Mission fame. Mrs. 16.“ Pack-
hnm and Robert A. llt'yltoldrf sung
." The Io'nd Bass makes his Bimr/ta w’l.
- PURE, STRONG. RELIABLE.
is the verdict arrived at by
(.‘hcmlonl Analysis of
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rowan
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limit. attend its lint. l
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” ,A Hnno moron.
“Won’t you give me my answer, Daisy?"
laid handsome Frank Allison pleudlngly,
trying to take his pretty little cousin's
baud. .
‘ “How persistent you are, Frunkl" sho
exclaimed in mud) petnlnnce, snatching
away the diminutive white member im-
patiently. "l have already told you 1
would never accept a man of the ordinary
level of mankind. I‘ll wait until I meet u
really heroic, noble nmn—one who would
risk hismvn life to save mine. There.
Frank, you have your final answer." ,.
“But I'd do as much as that, Daisy,” he
sold earnestly. " I Would, indeed, if 1 only
bad the opportunity; ”
“Without doubt, sir. Though I must
say I am inclined to dlsbellcve your state.
mont. You are not of a heroic make,
Frank, and you ought not to aspire to
things you could never perform. The idea
of considering yourself a lifJI'Ol 0h, Mr-
Allison, I advise you to abandon the fool-
ish thought.”
“llnisy, how can you say so?” he cried
reproachfully. . “I know—I am convinced
you are speaking but idle, empty words.
Daisy, you knowf hold a greater part of
your heart than you care to own; oh, my
pretty hero hunter?" and his speech ended
in a teasing tone of voice.
The impudent fellow actually enjoyed
the red flush that crimsoncd the pinknose
of her checks. the angry flush of her gray
blue eyes, the soornful curl of her short
upper lip. Daisy Vane was very angry
indeed to all appearances, and her words
confirmed bor insulted looks.
”How dare you, Frank Allison?" she
exclaimed. "How dare you, I any? Hero
hunter, indeed! Very complimentary, ]
really must acknowledge. Thank you
sir!”
Mr. ‘Alliscn grew instantly penitent, oi
perhaps pretended to be so. His face tool:
on n sorrowful rust of expression.
“Forgive me, Daisy, door. I was hcskk
myself, love,” ’he‘ murmured with a loo
finishing glance. '
"Your Daisy dent-l Your love, for-
vooth?” tho indignant- dnmscl Fold scorn-
fully. "Um-e and for all. Mr. Allison!
decline to listvu to any more of your on
Mooring: cpillowts. You llll‘u'll belied your
mods, sir. You arc. anything but it hero.
sir, and cousegm ntly you are unworthy of
my hand.” I
Fruok fired up under this blnnc of scorn
fio tll‘t'tl' his flue figure up proudly om
ltuucluily. He smiled as m-ornfullynm:
spoke as coolly as Miss .Vnne herself.
" M v heroism has not been provvdns yet.
Miss Your), flint i know of. lfutil you on
wrtuin of my (ll-from in that quarter 1
think you would do well to rowrvo your
opinion. lint. I will not; dotuiu you on)
longvl'. Allow me to wish you u very
good morning,” he sold. with lnimitnbb,
politeness of manner. And oil“ ho walked
in flue style, after honorim.r lluisy with r
courtly bow and haughty smile.
"i hope he is not oilcndml. “ she thought
u.» slur pursurd her solitary way along to
vordnnt path on the wide. art-en field
“Though he did behave nouscnsicnlly, yet
i dothink, nfternll, ho is of u heroic Iunku.
[actually wish somethlnc would huppm.
to llli‘ and Frank would display his hero
ism. nnd then it would turn out all right
Frank was right when ho said hc knew ht
held a place in my bcnrt. flut- unless.
something docs occur 1 will ncvcr let. bin!
knowI cure for him at all. ()h, some
thing must happen 3" shocxrlulmcd aloud,
and from the depths of her tondcr‘ little
heart thorn fluttered n slob. .
And, would you believe it, then and
there somethinudid happen! Did you nsh
what it nus? \VI-ll, II (loop, sonornus uro'vl
fellon tho fresh country air. and Daisy
looked up to behold an enormous bull only
a few paces from her and looking fixedly
at her.
In a moment she understood the cause
of this unwelcome encounter. She wore
a light woolen shawl of a vivid scarlet
color, the very bun that arouses nll tLo
flcrcenl-ss in such on nninml. _
Daisy gave n wild shrink. and turning
around she find with wonderful llt'f‘lllflh‘l
buck the my she hnd could. lint, quirk
as she ran, her spvud was nothing com-
pnrod to the terrible rate at which the
huge nnimnl behind her come along. llcr
i'zite soomcd lIu-vlmblo. She paused in sec!
and for breath and porn a lung, piercing
shrlck. 'l‘ho ncxt instant slut certainly
Would lune bcm tom-ed mercilessly ovvr
the high wall that luclosed it part of the
field. when—oh, whut a blessed roller—he
buhuld Frank Allison close beside her.
Catching the terrified girl in llll'l arms,
he first turnoff the scarlet shawl and flung
it brick at tho bull, who, now that ho had
the offending color all to himself, vented
his fury on the poor little shawl by tour
log it to shreds. after which operation he
contented himself by beginning quietly to
prom on the groom gross.
All dunner bring punt, Frnnk sllontly
went on until they rem-bod a low stile, and
then he rolonmi his fair burden. Their
eyes mot. Dnlsy's face flamed with crim-
son blushes, and her pretty lips qolvcred
mltly. Frank put his arm around her
waist and drew the yielding form to him.
”baby. will you give me my answer
now?" in: naked.
"You are my hero, Frank,” she whis-
pnrml slowly.
"And you'll be my wife. darling?"
“ill be anything you wont, Frank, fol
[low you and will acknowledge ypu to be
my hero." she sold snbmtsslvoly. '
" bl y sweet little hero hunu-r, you have
found your level at last. Ho l mu your
hero!" and h'ronk sunk-d his Words with an
sins of their imarothnlwdizcnnnns. ‘
The length of life may be increasedl-y
lessening its dangers. The majority of
people die from lung troubles. These
may he averted by promptly using One
Minute Cough Cure. (‘5. C. Stillison
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and E. l’. Weed.
surfers of Bethwflense‘s}
W
ALL tor mm m as some or
Possible Mica nutlu ”in!” lump.
mine-m pause mm Indium:
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‘ Wasmsoros', Nov. 30.-—-lt is not probe.
He that the house at the conning sesslom
of mum. which begins a weekfrom to
day, oandlsposo of much if the
legislation which cucumbers its calendars.
Little is usually mmpllshcd at the short
session beyond the passage of the regular
simply bills. Still, the house with its in
strunwntalltlos for the expedition of busi-
ness can accomplish ’a trust deal in a brief
time. The question of legislation for ad-
dltlonal revenues for the government will
depend on he sounds, to which body the
house sent t if! Illngley bill almost a ycaI
ago. Should it be impossible, or bcdnulumi
lncxpcdient. to press that measure through
the inmate there is, oficourso, a possibility
that the proposal to increase the revenues
by on additional tax on hooris tho lnumsl-
tion of n duty on tea, coffee, etc, may tnkn
tangible form, and. if so such legislation
should oriulnato under the constitution in
the lower branch of congress.
Theronro on the several calendars of
the house 1,1955 bills ruptured from the
various committees, and the proportion
which will pass oh the coming spssion
must be necessary, almost luffnitosmnl.
Most. of them are, of course, private bills
(of which tllomnrc Lino), but therenrc
also can bills on the Imloudnv on the slate
of the l.’niounnd 09 public bills on the
regular house cnlcndur. Some of thcsv
are very great public importance and thosc
lutorcstcd will no doubt do all in their
pom-r to secure notion upon them. The
powers lodged in tho huudsof tho commit
too on rules, which give tho mcmbcu's of
that connniiteelromrol of the honsoprc-
urunune, will make that muumittco tho
practical arbiter of what shall he submit-
ted to the hon-so for its action. ’l‘hut muu~
Inlttec is compost-d, us at. present coustl
total, of tho spcnkur. Mr. Henderson of
Iowa, ,Mr. llolzoll of Pennsylvania and
Mr. lift-Milieu of ’l'cnncssee. The death of
ex h‘pmkcr Crisp crmtos a vacancy at. the
bond of the minority of the mnunithec,
which must. bu filled by the speaker. 'l'lu'
noun-s principally lllf‘flllullt‘fl in column
firm with tlu- vucuucy are Mr. Bailey of
’I‘vxns,".\lr. (lotcliings of Mississippi. Mr.
Tower of tiuorgin, Mr. Richardson of
Tennessee and Mr. Dockery of Missouri.
The l'aclfin Balls-mad “Ill.
The bill which. in many rcspccts,’ is
fraught at. this flllll‘ with most iufvrcst
and which will press hurdcst for consider
ution is the Pacific ‘rullrmId funding bill.
The bonds gunrnhtwd by tho government
are payable curly in the coming your, and
either on extension or II foreclosure stores
the roads in tho face. For ulglll- yours
funding bills lune occupied u good rilllll'i'
of this attention of conurt'ss. 'l‘lu- prmcut
bill, of which Mr. l’owvrsof Virginia, is
the author. was rcportod shortly before
the- closo of the lust session.
Everything: will lll‘ dono by those. inter
cstcd in it to secure consideration, The
friondsof tho Nil-nrnpuu cnunl lll‘i' nlsu
bonding ova-I‘y cur-my in serum action on
tho bill repel-toil by Mr. Ilooliftlv, which
providm for n gunmntco by tho l’nitcd
Strum of sloooooboo of bonds for flu
coustructlon of tho cuunl.
'l‘ho , war claims committee. which
showed fight on sovornl c'u-r-uslonn at tho
lust H's‘h‘lnll. promise-s to I'cnmv tlu‘irng-
gnrssivcuess this winter, ospm-inlly for tho
pnssug‘ of tho claims nwm-dml qulcr Ihv
llownmn or and tho l-‘rcnch spolintion
I'luiIIN.
’l‘hcso claims, the formor amounting to
tan-Hot, and tho littll‘l‘tuii'.’.7ilti, lllll. now.
put. on the sundry civil bill in the lust sou»
siou on n rider of tho scrum», but tlu- bill
was vetoed by the prusidunt and flow xvi-re
then dropped. ‘Mr. )lnhou, who is chair.
man of thcwnI-clnians counnittvo, will ud-
drcss tho conmIittvo on l’vunsylvnnin bor»
dcr clniius which have been Ill'lldlnk in
congrcss for yours.
The Loud bill. to curethc nbuscs of tho
lnvv relating to somnd I'luss nmil matter
of which newspaper matter is transmit
toil of 1 cent per pound flllll\\'lllf'll luI~I
boon tho subjo -t of nun-h criticism of thc
lnstotlivc dupnrtmvnt, ln-I'nusc of tho ml-
vunmgotnkon of the low in tlwvm'ious
way.» for tho tnm-uuissiun of l‘OAlkH'llllll
pumphlcts. will also be lil‘lkfl‘fl, us will the
l’ix'klvr service fusion bill. which occupies
u fuvornblo position on tho culvmlnr u»:
1)!‘l\'ll(‘},!t'f|l‘l‘llill‘l. Among: theotlwr bill~
iIl‘U tho \l’ndswor‘th bill. for the cnmtiou of
n. bureau of animal industry forlnspmv
tion of meat nod regulation of tho trons
portntlon of live stock. tho immigration
bill. filo. (‘lfb'knring bill for :m'urtulnlnn
thc l'cnsillilitynnd cost of n ship cunnl
from the (front lulkcs to the .l‘lllfll'ldll. scv
f‘l'fll important public lnml bills. the bill:‘
forllm admission of the territories and
many others of cspi‘uiul interest to particu—
lor localities. ’l'hI-ront'c also several im-
portunt uu-osuros in tho sonutv which
ought come och' the. bousc for coIIsldoI'Ir
tion.
Professor Freeman President.
ANN Ammo, Mil-in. Nov. :ltl.—~'l’|u‘ An
mclntlon of Tl'llf'llt‘l‘x of English of the
North Central States has elected l’rofcssnt
li‘rccumn of tho liulvcrslty of Wisconsin
president and Professor it. lA'erf of howl:
institute, (.‘hlcuno. swrctnry and treasurer.
,TELEfGRAPI-IIC ITEMS.
’l'bedvuthof Boron .N'uvllc. the British
dlploumtlst. ls reported from London.
Dr. llobcrt d'l'mrer of f'hlcnuo bus in-
vented n IIIIchlIIol‘or tron-unlttlutr om
the win»: pictures. writing and prlntvd
matter by moans of X rnys.
A cublcgrnm from h'ydncy announces
the I‘ll-nth M Sadie .‘llnmlouultl, n llltllltln‘l
of lfoyt's "A Trip to f‘hlnutmvn" comp-I-
ny, which was playing in Australia.
p in Now York It lb-yonr-old boy Illlfl a
lil~ycnI--old glrl arranged to elopc. nod for
the plil‘ptwcuf providing moons tlIx-Irirl
stole $15” worth of diamonds from lu-r fu-
tlu-r.
A friend of Hmuucl W. Allcrtnu of ('hl-
I-nuo sold on chturnlntr from f‘uIIton, 0.,
to (‘lIl’i-ngo that“ he was confident Mr. Al-
lvrtou would be Mr. Molilnlony's mmrtnry
of ItgrleIItuI-o. ‘
Miss Minulc Selig. In years obl "fill a
lIrlIlo of too mouths. died from tho t'llt't'lri
of paths mum. which she took with nui—
chlnl lIItI'IIt. at lwr uncle's home, 12!”
first nvn-nuv. New York.
Four burglars lllllwkflfl a night Which-
mnu in II cool yard ncut‘ lloookcn, N. .l..
and tried to not: him. ill-fought them
and was clubbed unconscious. but not be-
fot‘o lifl bod mode so much Ilolsc that tho‘
nelghbors heard him, and tlthuI-glnrs ran
away.
was. will.
if:
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Thomas Nelson Paint. lilo ard Harding
this, Owen Wistsr, Jobn Kendrick
Hangs, Roth Mclgaery lsInart Octave
Thanet. Mary E. Wilkins and ot
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Science: story of the Progress of Sci-
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v bore by r. Henry Smith illlanls,snp-
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subjects by expert sclsptlsts. Artie as on
the relations of curious psi/Jeholuglcul,
manifestations to physiology y Dr. An-
drew Wilson. , .
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certaineeonmnic problems in connection
with issues of urgent importance in Amen
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transformation going on in Eastern Si~
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Richard Harding Davis. illustrated by
it. Cniou Woodville, who was cullllllln-
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The three-yonr-old boy of J. A. J ohn‘
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berlain's Conch Remedyuluring a severe
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 medI-
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phycians ready to respond to his call,
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and stains from
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pets quickly and
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l HARPER'S WEEKLY
t In l891.
l
1' With the end of lh‘ittl Harper's Weekly
! wIll have lived forty yours. in that time
it has pILl-ticiputed With all tho zcnl llllil
i power at its command In the great pilllll'
Haul events of the most interestixvz uud llll'
I porlnut period in the history of flu-country
illlltl it has sprrml before its readers the
g uccomplishInI-IIts of ecu-non. arts and let-
ters for the instruction of tho human mind
and thc amelioration of human conditions
nod of minim-rs.
What the Weekly has been in its spirit
null purpose, as Ihesc have been manifes-
ted principally in its editorial pages, it
will continue to ho.
It is impossible to announce with pre-
cision all that. tho Wr-I-kly will molnin
durum tlIcyl-nr 1597. It \Vt‘l‘i' as easy to
unumu - wbnt is about to humwu in the
wow! buttriumplm for good govt-ru-
ment to be won, wlnu ndvunres of the
peopl to bcmndc, \vlultis to ho the
outer of the c ‘Illlllllflll'i struggle bo-
Iwccu .splrilsol’ war and wave, what
is to H II 'III the for East, w on is to be.
the nltltcof Europe [Wk-1W mouths lIcucc,
who: now marvels of mummi- ore to be re.
\‘cnlcd, or whnt arc to be the nzzhicvmueots
of one llllfl letters, for the Weekly is to be
a pictorial record of all this.
(‘urtoous wnll Cflfllllllll' to b i n feature.
Herinl Stories: A New Euulnud story
by Miss Mary E. Wilkins Will ll'l‘flln. lll
lJnuuury. A min of n firvck l prising
' Against. the Turks. by Mr. E. l“. Henson,
l Ibo author of “Dodo.“ will follow. A
. m-Ipicl to "The House-float on the Styx,"
l by Mr. John Kendrick Bump-I. illustrated
l by Mr. Peter Nowell.
More Short Morn-s will appear in the
Weekly than it. has been possible i I pub-
lish durum l‘illfl.
llcpnrtnwnte: Mr. V". I). Howell's
"lllfcnml lu-Hcrs" lIIIvu bvcummmm the
most charming features of periodical lilo-
mttlrc; Mr. E. S. Mnrtln. and others will
contribute obwrvntion» on who? is golmt
on in "'l‘lIls liIn-y World:“ ”Anmwur
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dcqu-tnwut of its kind in the country.
The “'mskly will continue to present to
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ALIIEN 80LMANB
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JOHN H. rituals. vines.»
. JOHN B. Knapp. are. and rust
' man, aged s; Lottie Gravitation.»
aged by the horses running off.
an entrance. but was driven
liaison. which had complete
the building.
The dead are Luther G
40: Mrs. Grumman, aged 8
Arthur Gwenman, aged 11 . u a
The building was entirely. .
Coroner Wilson, when he arrived,._ 3!”,
a search for the NW 0!,le J,
allot the bodies wave mentored ‘ ‘j
rlbly charred condition. The!"
loubtedly caused by a defective“,
An inquest will be held today.
Courthouse In Tcmfium‘ '
. Easrtann. Ten. Nov. ism—m new?
house and all its furniture hum flu
strayed by fire. The recordlmd .. "
of the vaults are thought to be Info.
law library and other propertycf , ..
ntttmreys who had offices in the H ' - ,
were destroyed. The Mun",- , > _
Pythlas and Odd Fellows occupied .
in the building and lost their entire”
pherualln, furniture, records. etc. Colt.“
building, 865,000: insurance, 840,006.?
individual or lodge insurance. The
is supposed to have originated from!“ ,
foctive stove, * ,
p r «of.
- Carriage Works Burned. , . . .
Yank, Pa, Nov. 30.-——The large .‘
works, belonging to M. l). Martln, in tit ..
place, has been dmtroyed by fire. The fitb
is supposed to have occurred more
room, but no cause can be assigned.
There is on insurance of 823,500. Which
will about cover the loss. Thehteamer, of
the Laurel Fire company was badly dull:
g .
THE GOLDSTEIN CLAIM.
Twenty Acres of Land In the CI” of JI-
nean Is Awarded to the Widow;
Pom Towxsnmvn, Wash, Nov. 30.—
Tho stomner Alki, from Alaska. has
brought news of considerable excitement
at J uneau, as a result of a decision by the
government, that will result in the loss of
many homes and considerable property in
the best part of the city. The decision re-
ferred to is one just rendered by Secretary '
of the Interior Francis, giving to My.
Goldstein'a little over 20 acres of land in
the town of Juneau. on which her but
band filed, in her name, a mining claim.
The decisionreturncd by Secretary F rancls
ends the matter. ‘
In less Rufus Goldstein. a citizen of
Juneau, which was then not much of a
town, filed a mineral claim on what was
afterward the best property in the place.
lN’ot much was thought of the matter at
that time. Two years later, in 1888, the
public learned that a part of tho townsibe
was being claimed for mineral purposes.
So much feeling was worked up over
the matter that it was seriously proposed
to either bang Goldstein or throw him in
the buy, on the grounds that he was a
public enemy. '
‘ The case was finally taken into the gen-
eral land office under the titlcof Goldsteln
versus the Townsitc of Juneau, and it
was then dccidcd in favor of the townslto.
It was then carried to the supreme court
and that body at once referred it to the luv
torior department, which has now decided
that the claim of Goldptoin is valid, and
must be sustained.
It is said that at present prices forprop-
crty in Juneau tho (ioldstcin claim is
worth from succumb to $1,000,000.
Read Out of the Party.
Srmxormno, Mesa, Nov. 30.—-Joseph
l". Cullnuan. the well known Democratic
politic-inn who has served on‘the state
Democratic stoic control committee and
been active in state, county and mnnlclpals
for years, has been read out of the party
by the Democratic city committee. At the
recent municipal convention at which he
scoured a nomination for alderman he
made n. vicious attack upon Aldermen
Parsons and Lndd, two Democrats, and
lhdd was defeated for rcnomlnntlon and
Parsons renominnted only after a bitter
light. As a result of this attack the city
committee has sent to Mr. Callahan a lot-
ter asking him to keep away from all fur-
ther caucuses and conventions of the Dem-
ocratic party. ‘
Smuyovuzm, 0., Nov. 80.-~Chlef of
Police Van Tassel has received a letter
that Jnnws Wesley [bu-soy, on old‘oolomd
mun. has fallen heir to a large fortune Mil
by Peter Shaffer, a planter of Frederick
county, MIL, who died A" few weeks ago.
Dorsey and his mother were slaves to Mr.
Shutter and when freed he came here, but
left a few months ago, going east. Ills
whereabouts is unknown at present. Mr.
Shaffer had no children, and when his will
was prolmted it was found that he left
most of ‘ his estate, valued at $150,000, to
Dorsey. it is stated that the colored mun
saved tihnl’l‘er‘s life some years'ago.
General Clarkson In Butler.
Bur-“sate, Nov. flu—(icneral Thaddeus
S. Clarkson of Omaha, commander in
chlcfof the G. A. ll, isherc; Captaln H. 10.
Palmer and Captain Andrew 'l‘rnynor of ‘
tlmuhn, accompanied the general as aides.
Colonel James 8." Graham of Bit-heater
and his staff acted as an csmrt to General
Clurkson from Rochester to Buffalo. The
visit of the mnmmndcris in connection
with the preparations for tho encampment
of non. which is to be held in thls city.
tienoral Clnrkson will meet the local ex-
ocullvu committee and after consulting
with thmu will fix the date for the holdlnl
of the encampment. .
«M m. meow... W»... H
Wiper! Out by a Union.
PrIuIv. 0. '1‘., Nov. n0.-~lafmmatlon
roaches here that II very dostrnctlvc cyclone
struck the town of llnlston, on the Arkan-
sas river. on miles northeast of here, not:
nearly wiped out the town Of'fllmlt m
hundred houses. Nearly every; Ipsun
town was blown down and , m
were injured. but no names . boo -
t‘fl. llnlston is in the (lungs Indian nation
and to mllcs from a telegraph office.
Prince Lnlgl In I If“; “p ‘ w,
HALIFAX, .‘ov. lid—The Italian cruiser
Cristoforo Colombo, havlng on M
Prince Luigi, has arrived here from Bola
ton. (in entering the harbor she salufill .
the Citadel. which returned the new
with a royal salute of 2| guns. .
Princess Elisabeth Dead.
lmmv, Nov. sou-A Berlin dispatch
to The ’l‘lnum says tlmt Princess Ellslbfilt
of hippo is dead at llvtmold. Elbow-I
Princess of Hebwarzhurg Rulmlstadtufl
was the widow of Princepsopold of Linn.
’ film was born in fun.
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