Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 18, 1896 · page 7

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Presents
For in

 

 

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well to Y .

.Iorge line of abode selected {or the
that are beautiful in design, of titandnrd makes
end at attractive pricee. You will find many
good: that are desirable that are not to be found

. elsewhere in Norwalk at .

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W. AUSTIN'S

Juwumv Bronx.

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Mott’s Nari/critic Pills

The t
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nervous
tretionprr’tvd

 
 

 

*‘v all nervous
' . dime! the
' ‘ generative or»
such Nave... Willing”
to ' 201'
'13 Menhood, , N' fly Em!»
lions, Youthful Errata, any, ex-
cel-iv: one of Tobacco or
lead to Consumption me Eternity. $1.00
box Kindle 6 boxes for $5.00.
Elm on tell. to. nuts. OIIlOIIM, illtlll
Sold by oil drought-
THE

NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.

Aided by our steam carriers, saws, bor-
ing machines. etc. we can quote
LOW PRICES OK

All Kinds of Timber Workl

Churches, Foctoiieeor any Large Build-
ing work a specialty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.

LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
hill!

HESE
HREE
HINGS

‘ SHOULD
INTEREST
YOU!

FIRST
There is a great saving in using
St Louis Pastry Flour. This flour
Will make better pastry with less
lard than the finest Watshburn,
Pillsbury or Jones flour.

SECOND.

I am getting quite a good many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs;
some from my own fowls. When
you want eggs of this sort, inquire
here, and you may depend on get-
ting what you buy; 35c dozen.

THIRD

lam selling nice Dulle‘r at 25L.
Comparison invited.

LORENZO DIBBLE,

11 North Main Street

 

BICYCLE
GIVEN AWAY FREE

ON

December

One beautiful 3100 Peerless Bicycle, your choice of either ladies' or
gents.’

 

REMEMBER,

This is no .75 wheel, but a strictlyéfiret-class stco wheel fully guaran—
teed.

 

Every Cash Purchase

Of soc entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wheel, at

 

GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,

4.0 and 42 Wall street, Norwalk.
NORWALK, CONN.

(inventory. Shoes Sblnod Free.

TN! GILEIRITED
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek

- - GOALS

FOB RAN GE AND , FURNACE.

Thole Cool: on tree from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
cumin! driven. Send order
for ample load and untidy
youneit that our claim in nor--
root. ‘

RAYMOND BROS.

8.. Hawaii.

 

 

Read
The
Sentinell

‘ LIFEVIM‘VAGFQ‘B’OVIAAémDENW
., "; EEGO'WMSE " n
how °D Err-ears AT 0“ men

CATON’S unnuzzn

Cures general or specinl debility. wnkelul-
neon. npermetorhmn, emlloicns, In otency.
parcels, etc. Corrects lunctionel d oordero.
[.13le by errors or excesses, quickly rcsmnn
Log: Mlnhood in old or young, glvmit vi or :l‘llL
strength where former weakness prevailei . _ Con
venirnt package, simple, effectual. and legitimate
. Curt: ta Qutctt AND THonouoi-t.
Don't lie rr'r'r'u'md 11v r'ntr'mlr‘mrr: mm: or
CATUN'S Vitalizere. Sent evaledtlyuurtirtnz
gm .i,,.;5 “M L; m: it. I’rire 5| lcl‘ plies, 0 Inr $5
with written guarantee 0 complete cure.
lni mnntiun, rr Icrvni'rz‘t. rim, free and tuttfidetmnl
Send us :.l.ll'.ttlc1ritrl one .1an 25 (in. fur-a week':
UNI ifc.ilillf'lll- line 0an «mil Mei Il prrmn. I!

one" urn. co.. BOSTON. MA...
Sold by Geo. U. Stilleon. South Nor-

 

 

. walk.

MW.

3lsi, l896.

 

 

 

 

When in doubt whet to one tor
Nervuue Deblllty Lou cl
1mm: .AtropIi .Vnrieorgxed
at even I. rota on
the Swine Pills. [mine checked
Ind lull vi
if t vuottmvtfl.

Mn for‘fmmbomum. no
09.00 olden we give a guarantee to
rumor t emney. More“
' PE“ “WuLWlIM. 0,

holiday trade

It: Dill-Jimm- nit.

Boil Funeral». Doe. 18.me injnno.
tton proceeding: instituted by hob Fitz-
Iimmone to mimic the Anglo-American
book from point: the 010,060 print in the
recent fight to Tom Elliot-key hove reunited
adversely to mudmmone and lit: backer.

The court held that under the Califor-
nia. Itetuto the civic board of super-views
had no more power-to incline n printlght

eluded as follows: “There in no quentlon
in my mind that the parties in this our
gagernent or exhibition or whniover you
will top—the complaint cells in boxing
women—ere indictable under the low. end
that the words who witnessed it are um

thoeo exhibitione are given, and that: they
one given because the people and police
wink at them. But no court will mom
nine any ouch proceedings. And there in
no doubt in my mind that thin injunction
should be dimlvod. and it. would have
been dissolved if the motion had been
made lmmedletcly on the beelu of issuing
it, no the court, in foot, expected.

"The order to dissolve the injunction
will be granted and the complaint bu
stricken from the flies. ”

The whole proceeding was over. Fitz.-
elmmone and Julian looked decidedly
slum. while their attorneys looked roelgm
ed. Shorkey was not there to witness hie
triumph. Fltznimtnone' attorney said the
court’s decision ended the fight for the
purse. He admitted his client woe knock-
ed out by the lawn.

AGAINST ROYAL ARCANUM.

A Deciolon of Internet to Mambo" ol
Beneficiary order;

New YORK, Doc. 18.--A verdict or im-
portance'to members of the Royal Arou-
num and of other benefit moieties through-
out the country has been rendered at White
Plains;

The widow of Charles F. Smith sought
to recover $8,000 from the order on it benc-
flt certificate issued to her husband in
1887. After a number of yours. in which
the puymente were kept up by Mr. Smith,
he met. with business reverses, his wife
thereafter paying the assessments until
1896. Then she received a printed until-o
thut payments might be made to u collect.-
or of the order ht. a designated pinco. She
woo unable to find connector there, lllld
the payments ceased. Soon nftorwnrd her
husband died, having become insane. She
nought. to collect the nmouutoi the bone-
llt, but puyntcut woe refused on the
ground that the council room was the
proper place for the receiving ol‘ nescso
memo, and when the limit for pnying tho
asscsemt'nt hurl expired the council sue.
pended Smith.

The jury found for Mrs. Smith and
awarded her the full amount»

 

Efleoto of the Storm.

Bosrov, Dec. lS.-—’l‘hc big storm which
rushed up from Cape linttorne wrought
grout lmvon among the shipping. The
I etorm Willi lllll'illllllltl'Iy severe from Mun» ,
. thn's Vineyard to (‘itpr- Ann. nnd Yonsvls:
, had the Iinrdoet. kind of a limo putting it»
, to pnrt~in filCl, iririttyrtro etili tniuccmiut»
I ed for. Among the hitter-ls the Norfolk
lstoumur ERHL‘K, three days overdue. Six
I Ettrnponn stomncrrt um still overdue, and
1. some of them fully sown days. The Now
York ntouirtor Hurmnn Winter, jtmt ur-
rivt-d, reported a terrific titsuln with the
heavy econ oil (Tape Cod. ninn houre being
consumed in getting round. Highland
light. The l’oiluck Rip lightnhlp has boon
blown from her moorings.

 

Tin-antenna Lynching In Kentucky.

RI‘SSFIJVILLPI, Ky, Doc. inn—There Ie
it great iIt'lII of i‘Xi‘IIi‘llllllll herb. [\I‘t'll
Dink tutti lilli l’rm-mr llrl‘ accused of lmv-
int; killed Am‘nn tutti Doc l’rm-tor tit
Ailiilt‘ilvllli‘. this county, Nov. :34. Mid u
mob in expected to t'tllllllflld fukuthein
out of jail and butt}: their). ’l‘hn Irilter line
directly been tried three times for murder.
‘l'ltore Is no protection ut the jail.

mum to Succeed Courcel.

PARIS. Doc. lH.——’l‘horo is good authori-
ty for slitting that the French embassy in
London, which will shortly be relinquish-
ed by the Baron tie Cunt-rel. line Inst) of.
formi to M. ltibut, nix-president oi the
council and formerly minister of forcltzn
niluirn. M. lilbut has not decided yet its to
his mmepthnct- of the otter.

linen War In Ark-none.
Traitniurnxx. Ark . Duo. in ~-IiI‘II:lI)l(tI
infurtnntlott n'mrht-r-i Iinru titltttt niuli of
whim mun ntutlr- nu attack on tho lll'fll'll
Inhurcrn employed til it sawmill ut i‘utt-
fluid. Ark. The whites lll'utl on the black»,
mid tin llt'fll‘Otll were wounded nuti left all
night without. medical attention.

finnlh Dnlwtn'e (mick! Vote.
PIERRE, S. 1)., Doc. 1N.-—-'l'hn Ollielnl
count of tho lntncloctiort line juetltcoit
completed. Highest vote on electors. my.
on, 41,226; McKinley, 41,043; hovering,
titld.

 

 

htrilui at film-cow,
iimetmw, lice. lh.—~'l'hu propnvod dock
ere' etrllrc horn hm: milnpml so for its the
Atlantic lino ntonmehipe are concerned.

TELEGRdflPI—IIO: items.

Dr. Adolf lionchcr was civrtcd pmnldont
o! the Swine t‘onlvdorntlrm for WW.

Anonrthqunkc pruned undur couth Eng.
hmd ntitl Wnlort, doing much demutrc. Ono
wanton dlcd {mm fright.

Major McKinley nrrivud in (.lltirutro Itllil
joined his wife mt u ghost of Captain Lu»
fityctte McWilliumn Mill wife.

The interstate commerce communion is»
mind he unnunl mpurt. it ntntml that. thorn
m‘u runny dulwtn in the law under which
the board unlit on trelllc problem».

Alexander Horrmnrtn, the noted mugl~
cintt. died suddenly of heart titanium In Mr
prl vnto car near Hollimnnm, N. Y. ,whllocn
route from Itochcntor to Bradford, Po.

Hpcnknr Item nmicd that it won tlmn
emigre“ hurl token notion rm the thrill.
it in tintlvriitrml that. u now tnrli’f bill will
be remitted olmut. the. middle of January.

Bennahr-re locked in min for any truce
of Mine Emma Hall of New llnvon, rm in-
vttlitl, who It'll- her home 'l'tltwltty ttitlht.
only puttiy chill rind who probably perish
NI In tho ninrm.

Mrs. J. Cnlumnn Ilrnyton, daughter of
hint. William Aetnr, wort lilill’l‘ll'tl in St.
I'ulmnhin'ri church in lnmdrm to Hoot-go
Ilnitr. n member of the firm of linig or‘

irtitt. whisky iriomhnntn of London. The
t mutiny wne pill‘lill'lllull by tho liev. lion‘
uld McLeod, El. 1).

Jnmos .i. (lot-hm sinned article-it of
ngrmmmt nt Taylor's lmtol. Jersey (lily.
to fight Helmet. it‘ltnelmmn'm to n finish on
Morel: 17 next! it puree of Hamill) at it
place to he den gnntrd by Don A. mum
tit) mm below the chem tintn. An Fleetin-
mono horsemen Htttnrt‘e offer some time
ago by who, it is admitted that he will

 

tltun to auction a duel. The decision con- '

nublo no luwbrcoken, I understand that ’

, Overcoat
Leader'Ship

Don?! mime! )9”?
does.

 
 

ready-fora wear.

and shape.

lI'nmg.

llmhg.

WOOWCOCOCOGL 30......

man '5 store.

We Sell

Golf Goods,
Coachman’s Goods,
Full Dress Goods,
Mochatoshes.

i

‘1'

New York or its vicinity.

‘OUTH NORW‘LK.

om Eveline-vulva vitriolic. i.

Who sells overcoat: best l8
sure to be the roller of your cvm'cctIL
if you think well of yourself. '

Now as to the aver-coals.
overcoat you can hope to find Is our
330 garmenl~reul ‘loilohmode and

Satin lined shoulders. '

body ll'ned or line farmers calm, handsome In out

But avemaat‘s. good looks and overcoat comfort can be
had for less—~370‘buys a Home-Ruler, blue or black.
All wool of enduring color, lined mill good quality

372, 813.50¢-Blue and block Ifcrsey Overcaals, and
Iris/t Frieze or Mellon. 815~Kersey Willi calm
I/hed shoulders, sklhner sleeves and clay

The only starts our Overcoat story, but It's enough to
set you thin/ring of Overcoat: and of this store. '

' For your husband's or brother's Christmas,- a Mac/rm-

tos/i, Initial or Nemslifched Handkerchiefs, Bath

Robes, Umbrellas, Fetching Nee/(wear, Mahler's—so
many thing; to set you thinking for the men at a

‘ 7 EIGS&(°s

OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL JAN. 1.
gumummmmm
Daily Direct Freight Line

NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.

 

THE PROPELLERS

CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,

Will leave Pier :3, E. R., Beekman street, New York; at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 a. m. to 5 p. m. Upon application to agents the City of Nortvaik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in

All persons are forbid trusting any of the emplovees of the boats of
this line on at‘mtmt ml the mu?» n. {in ‘

Iiash & VanSccyl

W -. are now offering a line selection of Cut
Glass {Jr holiday gifts. We guarantee every
article to have rt lasting finish; we do not
apply the term “cutglass” to goods finished
by nr his, as is done r-Ismvhere. but buy it 7m
the best manufacturers; you can rely on ravlt
article for a perfect slwpe.
China, of many designs, cannot. be excelled.
We have the finest and richest assortment of
fancy odd piece-5,11: well as dinner sets, that
can be bought outside of New York.
prices willsnit all purses, but ill! early call is
rrtpti-eti to choose the prettiest.

 

 
 
 

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clay weave

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weave bad;

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BRIDGEPORT, CONN

 

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Our llnvilnn-l

The

NASH 8: VANSCOY,

Cor. N. loin and West Streets.

GONNEO‘TIOUT.

 

 

 

me am the minim in «him. more

 

I What]... ltiw

that prompte you in tiny your chose at
one store rather than mother? Ian's it

tityic, nudity, fit rlnmttllity and price no
la the moo and prompt and courtetm‘

attention on the rt on no proprietor it cut
colostrum? If t one are the mail indium
tncntn we look {or n lihe rel ehorooi’ 3 our
patronage.

II. 5. BROWN,

Iii WASHINGTON LYNN",

tilts can I J

The List or Cures Will do...
Wipe Out the List of Suf-
ferers in South Norwaik.

m

lint one. then two. then (our. the.
Item.

more progress, Ien't m-

Well, it should be, it taken them All.

Beginning with backachhthey euro.

Excel: 0! urine—w-they cure.

Frequency of urine—~they cure.

Burning In paee’agevthey cure.

Sediment or brick duet-they cum.

High/color and mucus—they cure.

Dinbeten, nud Bright'l diocese—they
Miro. .

All the lame to them—they're mule
for it.

TIlt‘y are lu‘mn‘n lurinw) lulu

They add to thehst all who take
them.

And South Norwolk'e list in long.

Because the cure misses none.

South Norwalk people know it now.

Here is a. case at point. Mr. Chas. E.
Warren, non of the well-known oyster
planter, or No. 2 Chestnut street, hen
the following to say about Doan’e Kid-
ney Pllie: “I have had backache and
weak kidnoyl from early childhood. I
have tried all kinds of remedies, but
never received any permanenthenefli
until I commenced using Doan’s Kid-
ney Pllle. which I procured at Plaisted'l
drug store. .My father had been using
them and was no pleased with the re-
sult that I was induced to try them. 1
am satisfied that they are all that in
claimed. They cured my backache. I
am glad to be nble to recommend them
to anyone who suffered at times an I
did.”

For sale by all dealers. Price, 50
cents. Mailed by Foster-Mllburn Co..
Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for the
U. 8.

 

Eezemn of the scalp or Scald Head.
even in its most severe form, is never—
lalllngly cured by Donn's Ointment,
the surest specific for all ltchlneee at
the skin. ,_-.

Among minor model—Two see that, it
pleoeol the huge white sailor collar!
worn lust summer, .fnshion now affects
the spreading oollarotto that in out. it
one, with u (luring inedici that sleuth
out picturesquely rtroumi the face. Tht
storm collnr, which in straighter. is him
still in fruition, illlil this can he brought
up snugly no u protection against. wine
or Cold and allowed to full when not or
duty. A (Milli? of this sort, if wul:
utiii’t‘ucd and of course well shaped.
given a very smart uppmrnncc to tilt
garment it finishes, and the, quantity or
handsome for required for it in less time
might be supposed. Here again is n
opportunity for utilizing roiuunuts (ll
fur and turning them to excellent m2
count.

Theuppottl to the public conscience told
at. lrh‘i‘. Wit-h thnt nttrul; in tlrochurt-lw.
which but] not, been without blame. the
lit‘\\' i‘l‘(\ Ili‘gilll. ’llmt )‘ml' (IST‘JI :t [lllI'Ili'
tililtllt’lllltilt evolved thr- [ll‘l‘fl'i‘lll- type of
tt'lit-nmtit. for from perfect, but till Illt
nwnm improvement upon the wicked old
hurt-ml“, 'l he sanitary ri'ful‘mt'l'v-l put the
uppor hunti. rind their work tuld. The
death mtu t‘llllltl.(lil‘v\‘ll t‘lmviy. It in tnrlny,
nl ilwvnd of 30 years, quilt) 2.3 [lt‘l't‘t‘lll
lower limit It was when the Ili‘llllll ricpnrt
nit-tit was organized. Elllil New York hurt
been I‘l‘ilt't’lllfld from it reproach for which
then! woe no excuse, for no clty in the
world has molt tinturul oppot-turtlthvi for

an m- In pr. Imrtntr tlw lv‘li thus it Lewd
lIit‘ lli‘lih (‘l‘ll‘xt‘il runny morn vii-time than:
tho like! r'huluru opitiunmr illll‘lllK It.» whnlr
Admin“. Yet, Iivynml tlmeo Itillml by tin’
tllrm‘i. t‘lli't't», oi the rum, tlm mortality Wm
Hitiuulitriy intv. 'l‘hu lllltllll» innrtulliy~
over this fltmcr that puintv uncrrinmy to
tho nurunputrt In it r'muiututlty. If titty lItt‘l‘t
Imwwrm nu nutlct'nhly IlIWlH tn (illiIx‘I'i
ii'i'lluu tilrrtrmt of vxttltntlun lllllillii.’ 1h.
tillillittl‘)‘ ilIIIlflllIH. And it \l'liN Hhmttt In
t'unti fitl‘lfil‘ll with curiirr hut opt-lie. tltnt lln
popttlrttinn 5It'Iill'il mum nltltvly in tin
Iii-tit, Whom it Imti tltIimt lwrmrtlirt-utiny
turcm'h the rumor iii Hntmtruknit tum
timk llw. 'l‘ltu pimple, In'th'r Itmmnl, iwr
tor ll‘lIllllll bri‘ltthlng clmm nIr In chum
Him-in, lmtl ili‘illlll‘l‘ll ll power of rouletttncr
tuwhtrhthu [that tvtd tic pnmlicl. 'l‘hu
Killlllitllltlm lnul proved their illiliiLWIl‘lliiiIt
A. ltttu in Century.

‘ A New Filter.

The pi'ionppltt Innf yinlde n film which
prmnlecrt to be of urine commercial value
A row ill, Illi'llt‘fl thick itimltin! thin iiiwr
will iinppcrt n Wi‘lKIttilr thrm tune. rind
from the mute trtiitcrinl n inst-lion! tlm
iIttvltcuu or villi l.- mmlo. 'l‘hc lnrilnnu nut
thin fabric with cilia to nmkc wry pretty
tutti tltmthlo thlnuu. All the Work Iillltili“
to demo lmn horn drum by hand. and twin
rally the product incxpcnnivcmitl lone own
, lnqnuitty thnlt might. be tnndu by it)!»
I rhlnm. A ton of pinawppln hmwm ylvltls
lmtwmn ml imii iii) pcuminnt fiber. lip-
wnrti of 2,000 pmtntltt run he Valenti to the
lit‘l‘i’. Art thIe. oven In the prwmt ethic
of the market. iewnrth 10 north: pot- pnuml.
lilo titty-y to ram tvltni. ilto weslhllitioe of
thin new luduutry may he.

can»

lomttplck l‘ntloetttme.

Pent-lo with peculiar collecting! cram
I Imus nxisml ttlnmetimtii llilli‘llllllmlllnr
9 Mid. but very low appear to have thought.
I or toniitpil‘ke nit Worthy of their rcgurd in
thin mittttm’tllni.

i'rulmlriy ilmrilcilnr'tiunoi nwmntz tho
"that. mini-lilo uemrtriit-lituf thou: umlttl
litilti nriivloa hot-mite in no current mirth.
whim commute” rmtiniitn toothpickonf the
turret warklnnueliip and design, mcny of
tlimn ntnrldml with wally jewel». Others
of them are valuable lmm their antiquity
and the unique clrnumetnncae under which
they come into his possession.

The most remnrlroble articles ever need

 
 
 

 

 

Appliances Ind Situation #1 {in
on Oomplofil! Domnlllhqfl, ,
labor-n Forced to unit Vi
Dunn! Guard-d by Deputy flint!

Summer, Dec. lanthanum than
now surmiicg the laborers entplo
McDonald to Sayre of. New “York
Dnnlee & (Po. and Bolder: & Society M
city on the contract» which bite three
have for deepening the Erie onunl
the 09,000,000 appropriation. .
. The reason for this precuuiionlen WM -
which started on McDonald & mom I“
tract. when 300 men warrior": and titli—
mnnded an increase in. their Waitress filo
183»; to 15 cents rm hour ilre‘ttho fibrlhh’
was not outwith-mi to or; n. serious one,
but it hurt Lil'lm'r emu ll»,‘.‘li'1}‘ mum mp1).
are now trill, mil. 2r pmnpoct that. com
tuity men «n .; sum oil? is... idle
the three continue». .

When the work Wigs Lin. tr t. the. thinner
firms agreed to [my 15% «cuts on huttni'nx'
laborers to excavate the canal. The] W'
to get. American born citizens todo‘fio
work, and in the country districts undue-d; I
ed in doing so, but in Solvay and S , . ”
they failed and were obliged to amp 3
l tnliane. The men were satisfied with , -
their wages until some of tho mum lend-
ers in Syracuse. urged on by the crgnninot!
luhnr holder», declared that they ehonld
receive 1:3 cents an hour. .

Two hundred ltnlittne employed by Mc- ,
Donald he Sayre organized yesterday and
started to march west. toward Bunion M,” .
Co's work. on Ilthc Jordon level. They
were armed with picknxee and under. ma
leadership of Frank Meeseni, a Mono.
As they met ogroup of men‘ni'. Work on
the canal they drove them out and forced
them to join the ranks of! the‘etrlkors. ‘
Those who refused to quit were stoned on.
oil they submitted. ,,

There 1: Income Excitement.

Intense excitement prevailed. Wheelbar-
rown were broken, and the runways from
the bottom of the canal to the banks were ’
torn up. Eugene Cunningham, superin-
tondent for McDonald 6’: Sayre, new time
about 30 ltnlinns were determined to make
trouble, and he endeavored to reason with
them. It was to no purpose.

The Italians armed themselves with
stones and threatened to hurl them at the
men who refused to strike with them. Un-
der thesu threats quite a number of men
joined the strikers, and Mr. McDonald
wont. to Goren lock and got a rifle, with
which he proposed to protect. his men, and
he declared he would shoot. the first: man
who hurled a stone.

For n time he held them at buy, but:
their numbers increased, until Mr. Mc-
Donald was f‘OlllpIiii’QIY surrounded by
wildly geeticulutirig ltnliuns. He was
forced to withdraw. and nearly all of hit
men quit Work. '

At Warner's serious trouble has also oc-
curred. The strikers armed themselves
with club; and refund to allow any work
to go on. Several rows occurred. and some
ltullun laborers vscrc hardly benton. Alvin
.l. Heidi-n of the firm of Bolder: & Sealer
stoned tlirgp he feared more trouble.

A largo body of strlhora. armed with
clubs and stones and carrying red flags.
made an attack on one of the boarding '
shuntice belonging to tliotrontrnctore. The
house was completely demolished.

SEVERAL. ITALIAN,

 
 
 

 

Editor Murdered by Thllkl.

Iii!:.\tt\i’:tt.t\t. Alli” Dec. 18.--Ai'. Ashe
lnnd ('iry. tho mumy aunt of Clay county,
which is 20 miles from a railroad or tele-
tzrrrph station. John J. ’l‘lrornton. editor
of lhr‘ t‘lrrv t'uunty Advance, 3 weekly
pupi'l‘, \\'u~‘ .Sitting in from of his house,
cur-murnlml by his fumily. when at load of
I|llt‘I»\"III|I i-rushi-ti through the window
from mm of the durkncs‘s and tom the en-
tlrn tap at ’l'lmrntmt’e bend oil. He fell
dt‘llll at the fuel of his mother. Thornton
hurl recently mount to Ashinml. and it in
whirl his paper for mum time has boon
making way on certain lnwices gangs thin)
have been operating in the county. and it:
In believed that his murder is the result of

,1 y W ti tho cruentlo. Porting urr «we ‘..1';;. l .r' ‘lm
gun} run .t (m. . . murderer. ”u, w . -. .i- ”L, l
'Il.o ltriitwiisn Ril‘l'lt‘ it. Illlt'l irtkt'n wn.u be h.) >
moment-rd by tlm lllltl‘lllIiil' din-It: - 1‘ -' , ' ' '
(«luv (Ev .i't'tl ixtl Mull «.I' LN! ~.t t. ~ 4. g . u. u q: .
>il.t'v.l‘.~vl Ll‘t‘.l,rt:i ::..‘,.u.§ti.\. l v, . a“ ‘, .._;
i. a llll l'llll‘l‘:..'"ll~'_V Ilitil ll um w ill rt. :tltll C4 , , 1‘, 5‘1, “,3 \_ l,

null r'nlnl'r-t : ., ' .3 ' I. 'I
night Shininl (Trim. n r.- .. . .:.t .' «m4.
city, wmt shut and will “lily futility nuutct
by mt unknown i-ulorcti [min from i‘hiln~
dolphin. who hill-l been lien) for some time
with n initlt t'lll‘t‘ilttt‘lttr. All but! been
drinking fm-ly irt the horroom, and
tlw ~ti‘ungnr puelml (‘4'qu nettle, at the
«out.» iinw thrurrtmilnu toehrmt hint. Craig
mmha :vrqriv. when the limit druwnmvolvw
or and Ill'i‘il. 'I'Iir' ImIl ell‘llt'k Urnig just;
twin“ tho Mi. vyo. amd riwdoctnrn have
It"ll lilmIIIt'lll Itii‘llli‘ It. 'i’Iii- would be
nuirrlurvr Imttlt' hie rut-mic. although env-
r-rrtl polo-mum lillr‘illt'd him out. of town
tutti lulu thr- country.

 

filmrtogn Follow. llottlnt.

Ci’t’f‘lNVATl. Doc. 1R.~Portttrtuetcr F. F.
llt'lhf‘lt of Newport. Ky. in nth-cling from
hie nillcn. and IIIM ltlllf‘t‘ hue lwen taken by
hie brothers, who are hln Mndrtmen. They
rnfnew to any where he Iv, but it it! stated
that. llltco 'l’tiendny two poetoflloe lumpect-
rmt have been cxutnlttingthe books and
that. they had discovered it deficit in bi:
nocmmtu of nearly 06.000. The only bxu
plnnrttlrm of tho ennui» of thcehortngu in
than. "Plinth Mt» u lrtnmcntcr oi the nice
trtwktt nmi Willi rim-unturned to trunking
lugw hole

linker l'or Rutlruud Commiulour.

Aurixv. ltrw tuned-rower Morton
I‘ll!" nppntntmi r‘rrmk M. linker cl Addia
mm a mill-cud mnnnim’tinmer in the pines
rif r‘lli‘hlll‘l lilvknrtl, illK‘WlMNl. Mr. More .
In a prm-tivnl railroad inch, whrihno uphill
:tzl vr-nru of his lilo in notttni railway lent
too in rnrtotis mlminlotrntlvc unpacking .
and lot now the general mtpurlntomlmtul
tho Addison and Penn lvnnin fallen“, _.:.
; He won to intro one of it u commie-intern ‘.
of the state of New York at the! Atlanta.
exposition.

aniline Ind henchme- tilled. . .

CRAWFtliiDiil‘llJJ-T, Ind. Dee. iii-«shirt
Martha Molllli and her layout-told do
tar lilllll‘l" were killed while unwell: it"
treatlt» rm the Midland railroad hytheem .
lmnntl nmll trnirt. They were with") ill
feet of the book when Mien Fret-her ell '
nnrl fell between the lion. Brit. “it ill‘
lost. hoe life in trying to time her daughter.

Italy's Deluge“ In ire-Ml (term

Rona, Den. le-«Fllghor (lhierdlo. a
mum of the chnmhnrul dentition,- it“

 

mi hhltbfllm are the which." or the no
run, which an celeb nil! Ind improve

 

Much Hm voile. button

with cit-.ml’emcn‘u Weekly.

at.

been ohm no a delegate totheintem
”Hamil pound 001mm which meets It
Wuhlnetcn next veer.

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