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all nervous
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NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
an: autumn
Hazlcion .
a. w. Auerin's
‘ 4mm; Graze. ‘
OOHHEO’I’ICUI‘
Cross Creek
- - OOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
Than Coaia are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for sample load and utidy
W by our steam dorricita. saws, bor- .
ing machines. etc, we can Quote Wu ”1“ 0111' claim is our
WW PRICES ON "a"
All Kinds of Tlmber-Vlorkl
Churches, Factories or any Largo Build-
ing work a speaialty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE. ..
,nasr NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
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RAvucnuBttos.
lo. Harv-IR.
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” The
SHOULD Sentinel!
INTEREST
' YOU!
FIRST
There is a great saving in usmg
St I.ou*s Pasuy Flour. This flour » .,
Will make better pretty with less
lard than the finest. Washbura,
Pillsbury or Jones flour.
SECOND.
I am get inq quite a good many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs;
some from my own fowls. When
you want rggs of this Sort, inq life
here, and you may depend on get-
ting what you buy; 35c dozen.
' THIRD
lam selling nice butter at :5c.
Comparison invited.
tom-mo DIBBLE.
ll North Main Street
CAT
parcels. etc.
venienl package,
’nglnge
walk.
3%
CATON'S Vitalixeran
gisttlocs not‘nnve it. Price 5|
with written guarantee 0
information, lclcrcnccs. etc, i
Send us statement of (use and
trial treatment. line only want t.» Cllfll person. A
CATON MED. 60.. BOSTON. MAUI.
Sold by Geo. C. Simeon. South Nor-
"”VuVuoiViiuirt
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5°00 errecrs AT 0“
ON’S
Cures general or special debility. wakeful-
ness. apormatorhua. c-lnlona.
Corrects functional 4 aordera.
caused by error! or excesses, quickly restorin
Lost Manhood in old or young, giving v|
strength where former wealuicaa prevail:
DEATH
‘5 Tried
ALIZEB
iru ctcncy.
or an
Con
simple. effectual. and legitimate
re: and '
28 m. for a weeltt
re Qurctt auc Tuoaouau.
dauitwl 0y imitation: Insist 0|
Sent sealed if your drug
I,“ pkge, 6 for S .
complete cure.
confidential.
(BICYCLE
GIVEN AWAY FREE
0N
December 3lsi. l896.
One beauuful $ICO Peerless Bicycle, your choice of either ladies' or
gents.’
REMEMBER,
This is no 875 wheel, but a strictly first-class Sloo wheel fully guaran-
teed.
Every Cash Purchase
or 50c entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wheel, at
OLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 42 Wall street. Norwallt.
NORWALK, CONN.
"mommy’s Show Bhinod Free.
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When in «m what to use for
flervoua liability
impotent .Atr it
other area mention: any «use
not notice run. Drains checked
. societies or uicln restored.
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< um' Iméiuwmmcim
anon orders in m- a cum-me to
Hire or land
FEM. aw
Lots of Power
'.vm€mle I“
lilo.
to moon. Mom;
Methanol}. 0.
Chief Clerk . , ' 5 “mean
petition thattbe defendant chuuid be new
room ta’imnriaonmont for lifeand to pay
half the «pennant the trial.
the evidence for the ' tlcn. condor»
ing of letters signed y General Jone Aar- .
cugo offering the defendant. a nomination
an a minus] in the rebel army. aim the
verbatim statement of the mm and
the expert testimony. taken in the forum
rungully trial.
Mr. Snugull'y'a attorney. Antonio Hcaa.
entered a protest against the trial aa lu-
frlnging the protocol of the treaty batwaen
Spain and tho United Staten which makea
nmmry any: requisite u jury compoaed of
six persona. Ho also claimed that other
formalities had been omitted. contrary to
articles 2i and 21 of the low of April
‘17. 1821. He refused to accept the jury
uud claimed that the law of Jan. 19. 1877,
was deficient in not having been duly re-
corded.
Senor Mean’a protest, on the ground of
the law not having been reoordcd will
form the basis of a new append" to the au-
prcme court at Madrid. which will probo-
hly be successful.
The following questions were put to
Sougully by the public prosecutor, which
be answered an indicator]:
“Senor Snuguiiy. were you in the ten
Ii
“Were you granted a pardon under the
proclamation of umncsty? ”
“No: I wont abroad."
The dofcudzuit declared he was ignorant
how tho pnpcrn nllcgod to be his name to
be found on the ontoto of Igniiclo I’ortoliL
Hodonlod that ho hurl any political ruin.
tlons wltli (lolot‘iirL Tlio exports lti hund-
writing testified that tho nilpgod letters
from Sunguily had, us they considered.
been binned by blur, the handwriting b6-
iug slmilur. Sunguily douied signing the
letter which ho bud previously rocognlzod
us his bcforc tho judgo. Exports affirm
that. tho signnturo to this letter in Sari‘
gully‘s.
The jury then ordered the chief clot-k,
ildourdo. to road Lopez Colomu‘s stutcv
iticut. mudu ut tlio former tt‘liil. Column
bus alum llill‘n i‘Xl‘t'llli'll. Sonor- an. ml
helm" of Sunguilv, prolosli-d against. this.
and tho protwt \ t-t l‘L‘i'Ul‘llel.
THE BISHOP OBJECTED.
Daughter of Dr. Littlojolm Married Again.
Despite Illa Proton”.
NEW Yoltlt', Dec. 22.-—l<‘.lounnr Muiid
Littlcjolm and tho llcv. \Vllliuui l‘nrko
Bird \vcro iiinri'lcd in tho Church of tho
Holy Communion, ’l'wuiitictli street; and
Sixth uvruuo. ’l‘lio licv. ilr. llonry Mot.
tct. rector of tho church. performed tho
ceremony. The bride is the youngest
dunglitor of tlic llight Roy. and Mrs.
Alirttm .\'. Littlujolm, the {armor being
tho bishop of Long lslnnd. The bride-
groom is one it! tho cations of tho Garden
City cutlicdrnl. his particular duties being
tlioso of tho cutbodi-nl pmccutor and prt‘
volts secretory to tho bishop.
it is understood thut the iiinrringo took
place in tho fucc of the strong opposition
of tliopnrontaof tho lll'llll'. 'l'boomzngi»
tucnt. though never tintinunccd. was of
long winding. liisliop and Mrs. Littlejoliu
absolutely refusing to random to u mur-
rlugo. 'l'lio story is that their sanction of
n iiini'rlugo wits obttdiu-d only utter him.
lilrd took it docldotl stuiid in the mutter
and pluiuly told her futhur rind mother
thut slut intended to lie murricd. with
tlwir (uiuscut, if posnililo, without it. if
necessary. '1 hon it was that. lllsliop and
Mrs. Lilllt‘jl,illll consented to be present at
tho ccrotiiouy. 'i'ho principal and. iii fuel.
the only reason. on lot us in known, for tho
opposition of lilshop and Mrs. Littlojolm
to tho iiinrrbige true the fact tbnt Mrs.
Bird is tho divorced wife of tho Hon. Al-
mol l“. Jonku, formerly corpornllon coun-
scl of tho city of Iirooklyii. Bishop ldltlo-
joliu. us lllt‘ prclnto of u church that. us it
body. docs not rocngii'im divorce. {cit flint.
|:o could not sanction his duughtor's soc.-
otid tuurriuuc.
Sultan llaa Another Scare.
('oxsrnxi‘ixortu, licc. List—A rising of
the Young 'l‘urks' purty is feared hum.
Fifty Young 'iurk oillcoraliuvo camped
nrrcst by ilccing tit c, oily, \vlillc u number
of army otlh'cru of high ruiik lim‘u boon
token to tho Yildlz pulnco to be tried by
court murtlul. 'l'bc usuul precnutlons at
the pnlm'o for the safety of tbo Nliilllll bnvc
boon doublotl. Every suspect approaching
tliopuluco is flrl't'illt‘il. 'l'lio llusnlun om-
bnsaudur bud an hour's nudlctn-o with tho
sultan on Suturdny. at which ho urged ro-
forum and uniliceity for imprisoned Armc-
"NHL“. The sultuu unnertid that tho rc-
forruo ugrccd upon by tho powcrs linvo
boon put. in llil‘i'li ulrvudy niid pruiiiiuod to
lMilli! tho unitiosty dct'rccn fit u how (hiya.
"l‘lio iiiiilitisstidors incl nftorwurd und ox-
t'llilllw'd \‘iown n-liitiw to tho now rufnriu
proposulu to be hillilllllltnl to tho uultun.
Iii-ink Worlta in the Ilanda of (Receiver.
litmus. .\'. Y.. lloc. 'l'lio l'utnklll
b‘liulu iirb-k computiy. with oxiouslvi-
“‘Ul'kii ill. t'tiioklll. litui liven plm-cd in tho
llltllilii of n l‘i‘t‘i‘th‘l‘. 'l liot‘otiipuiiy bud int.
Li‘lltilll‘ i‘illllrsli'trt with Brooklyn und .lt'l'v
.cy City. The pluut lli flriritifiscdlil $2ilU.UHtl.
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITlES.
“Him l’roiiibuch. fl ycnra old. loft by Mr
.nulllt‘i‘ lll lii‘l‘ bomb in llrmiklyu wrnppod
,u u blnnkcl bulimia the tire. u'nn burned to
lonili.
'l‘liu striking culuuun in Sow York coup
mitlctl iiiuiiy m-la of putty vlolvm-o nml
trio-d to lilllllllillili‘ wuniuu pntroiiu of their
a lillilnyi'i‘n.
tam-mum Morton dcutod tho nppllontiou
lur cit-inciiry for John Y. hlt'lttiiio, “‘lltl
I'm convicted of olooiloii fi'uudn ut. iirtivnn‘
cud. N. Y.
Wort-fury (lurilalu mndn libi uiitimil rc-
pnrt lo mum-cits. it. strongly times tho
“Hill of rvtirltiir tlio aim-riiiut-ut‘n pnpor
".ill'l'fllll‘y. Anululmmto nruuiiioiit iiiulno
fift‘l‘i‘llli‘ll in favor of u tariff for rovunuo
rntlwr tbzm protection.
lit- n bio hum meeting in lit-hull of tho
i‘uimn i‘llIlN‘ was held ut trooper i'nlon,
Sow York, under tbo umplcua of tho l‘u~
bun lamuuu of Aim-rich. iii-iiurnl ilrndlcy
'l'. .lolmmm. Dr. lie-my Lincoln Znyna and
other» iniulc otlrtlnuuppmila . '
hlr. libiclcy. chub-mun of tho huum
on," and incanii cummittcc. mid that tho
keynote of tho coining tnrll‘f bill Would be
protection. This bill would ho framed with
will refutation to tluinooda of Amorlcim
unluatrles. it would llt‘ runny. im said, for
inflammation lntlicoxtrn sesalon of row
.i.)
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"it”.
Public ‘Proaccutcr Enjuto than ousted .
I _. rt
S'Jidt'fi z... “
‘ II lobar {other hus- ‘1 .
., MmlllQI'L.‘Wfflirnd ‘
shouldn't lead (111:." Ilia-o
an «110nm! fcfiiiiimm
a o don' MOW!” an
pun/oil “r theglftquuy
non. Fluorine/plot: out:
Hormonal. 35 to 818.
Hondlrtohycfs..1men. 25 and‘50c.
Handkerchiefs. silk. 50c and 31.
"Umbrellas. Ihcnfs or. women's. 98c to 36.
Ilcclrwear. 25c. 50cand 81. ,
Mufflers. 500. 5‘1. 81.50 and 82. ‘
Bath Robes. 33.50. 5.00. 7.50. 10.00.
Scooters. 81.25, 1.50. 2.00, 3.00. 5.00.
019833qu Cases. 84.50. 5.00, 6.00 to 12.00.
Initial .la «nose Handkerchiefs, 2 for 250.
Initial lute Cambrlc Handkerchiefs, 81.00,.
1-2 doicn info box. _
Russtan Silk lebets, $1.25, 1.50. 2.00, 3.00.
Full Dress Protectors, 81. 1.50, 2.00.
Deni’s‘ Gloves, $1. 75, 2.00. 2.50.
Tannert’s Gloves. $1 to 1.50.
'Worsled and Yarn Gloves, 256. 4 8c. .986.
Adler's Lined Gloves. 486‘. 98c, $1.50.
Fanc 'Basom Shti'z‘s, 97c and $1.50.
Smo zizgjaclrels, $5 to 10.00. .
Suits and Over-coats and Ulster-s. of course are here,
from the first size for little fellows to every 8119 and
‘ .shape of man. ,
Open evenings~exfm clerks.
We Sell ME‘GS&(O§
Any land of a Winter
BRIDGEPDRT. CONN.
Head Couermg you
may need.
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DailyDirect Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
cm! or NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULcAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Beekman street, New York: at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwallt, 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 Norwnik
Eagle and Vulcan will be- sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trustini: any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the own: rs thereof.
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We are now offering a tine selection of Cut
Glass for holiday gifts. We guarantee every
article to have a lasting finish; we do not
npply the term “cut glass" to goods finished
by acids. as is done elsewhere, but buy from
the best manufacturers; you can rely on each
article for a perfect shape. Our l~laviiand
China. of many designs, cannot be excelled.
We have the. finest and richest assortment of
fancy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets. that
can be bought outside of New York. The
prices willsuit all purses, but an early call is
required to choose the prettiest.
‘ It liver.
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The aublcct ia urloua.
Av mutated idea
\ .
Bad backs are on common.
”YB.
But don't reach the cauac.
Only one vray to do that.
Keep the filters going.
Nine than out of ten:
Following is a can in point:
brought about entirerrliet."
For sale by all
I
and talte no other.
lieved in a single night.
have commercial value.
one.
the light.
the blind to actually see.
printing to themscivon.
hills of Piunr dcl Bio.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Oar. ll. Main and West Streets.
EOUTN NORWALK. ODNNIOTIOU‘I’.
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Wliht is It?
that prompts you to buy your alicea at
one store rather than another! Ian’t it
atyle. quality. fit durability and prion as
to the shoe and prompt and oourte‘ma
attention on the port of the proprietor und
salesman? If it one are the real induce-
manta wo‘look for a liberal aharoof your
patronage.
H. 8. BROWN.
00 WASIIIIOTOI STREET.
‘ dour-ww- 'Nfi‘dm.
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iiiomlizcd.
‘:.‘.:':l(.::i elvnuuiiji: “my?“
night In Line.
complctu nwlgnntlon.
Parthiaa Cavalry.
Ieuth Non-talk. Conn
. hll moat vivid plcturca.
Everybody talks back "walla”.
baa coat thouaanda
You and them in every walk or lite.
They are lame. weak or achinc.
A burden by day, a torture at. night.
Many remediea relieve. ”but don't
The longer one, the in: their afloat
Plaster-a and liniment help at tint.
That way in through the Kidneys
The Kidneya are the blood filtera.
if clozged the back in affected.
The A B C of Kidney knowledge la.
Back ache meana Kidney ache. .
Lama Back Ileana Lame Kidneya.
Weak Back Means Weak Kidneya.
Cure the Kidneya. thua cure the back.
Donn'a Kidney Pilla are doing thia
every day right here in South Norwalh.
Mr. Frank in. John. No. to Taylor
avenue. la a locksmith by occupation.
in the employ of the Norwalk book Co.
Be is not the only one engaged in thin
calling who auffere from backache. az-
gmvnted by the constant change of po-
aition and the bending and atooplnt.
Doan'a Kidney Pills have othera on
their list. good reliable South Norwailr
citizens. Mr. St. John aaya:
acme disorder of my kidneys which led
to a troublesome and painful backache
I procured a. box of Doan'a Kidney
Pills at Plaiated'a drug atom and they
dealers. Price. fill
cents. Mailed by Foster-Milburn Co .
Buffalo. N. 7.. cola agents for the Unit.
ed States. Remember the name. Doan'a.
Put' an end to misery. Doan'a Oint-
ment will cure the worst case of Itch;
lug Piles there ever was. and do it al-
most instantly. Yeats of suffering re-
Get Doan'l
Ointment “an14%
Smoke iaflcoi—isidcred about as unreal
a substance as can be thought of.
it contains many valuable gases which
only pass of! to poisontho air. The soot
flakes that; escape in it two at source of
much discomfort if not of some actual
disease. Experiments are now making
in England and Germany that look to
the utilization of those products of com-
bustiouuud the doing away with the
high chimneys that have usually been
considered necessary to give the proper
draft to large furnaces. The fires are
made to burn properly by menus of
forced draft. The gases uud products of
combustion are sucked into a tight res-
ervoir. where they are condensed and
really converted into substances that
Of all the wonders produced by the X
ray none seems more startling than the
experiments made on Dr. James B.
Cockn, a well known Boston physician.
Dr. Cooke is a man of remarkable intel-
lectual power. but he was born blind.
Wind: light moans he knew not till the X
ray shone upon his brain. Then he felt
it strange sensation. an indescribable
It was vibratory, be said. but by
means of it he was able to describe ob-
jects that were passed between him and
When behind the visible eye
there is still left the optic nerve perfect.
it is almost certain that apparatus will
in time he invented which will enable
Those cranks who are continually dis-
covering some "now and dread disease"
ought to be shut up in lunatic asyluma.
We have too many dioceses now for by-
pochondriucs to spend their lives appro-
lt may turn out that the Spaniards are.
already practically beaten in Cuba. It
inny bo that the exact reason why chlcr
returned to Huvnnaao suddenly was that
his army bud met its fate in tho Rubi
Tho Cuban aido
of the engagement in tho Rubi bills. as
told in tho New York Sun. is that ho was
truppod into advancing over ground that
find boon lioncycombod with dynamite
mint-a. Macao's man. behind rocks and
truth. returned tho Spaniel: fire. but up-
pnrcntly retired before it. At the mo-
ment when Woylur's forcea were over
tho dynamite it Was touched oil. the
story mice. and 1.200 of Weylor'a men
Wuro killed and moo wounded. “by-
lcr'o diapatchen would. of course, giro
no hint of such disaster. but if it really
occurred the Spuniah army will be de-
'l’ho bravest men in tho
world could not bo forced forward over
...........a
Homo yours nun thorn lived in l’t'l‘Lll.
Scotland. n tiiunof comlvnl habits. u‘cil
known by his Ulirlrtimi iuuuo. .liiinic. ()ur
dtirk night an acquaintance found .ininla
lying tit tho foot of un outaltlo stair. ”h
tbut you. .lnuilc?“ naked tho acquaintance
in a voice of tho pronto» nebuilshiuent.
“Ayn. It's too.” replied .iniulo in n tone of
“Hiivc you la’cn
doun tho stair?" wua tho neat i|lltlntlUlL
"Aye. 1 full dorm. lint i won coming door:
wlinthto or no. "--i-;lun Finnclnco Aruonaut
'i‘lio moot famous cavalry ob antiquity
were the Parthlnmt Their invasion oi
Judaic. 40 B. (1., resulted in ouch terrible
domination of the country that too years
later the terrors of the Partition invadon
gave the apostle John the idea for one of
Bi; Inuit-hm cal
mead Bahamian of tee m
' rumor: or». Will“ WM
0min an “will”; ‘ .
Deanna Momma "OW.
5A compandentlu lilo 1m, ‘
graphs that itia aomlomciav by '_
c,
that the Brasilia: mum,
Britain and Venoiiuclc.’ ‘ " W l"
. became- “..ihfiimm 'i‘
a, p t t ii . ~
tl‘liin in properly within no , a!
r . .
It in also feared. 0a the cowl!
persons in the confidence it! the ..
merit. thatwlicn the til-prim ‘ Eb ’
land and Venezuela in mud: Breed?
formally presenting title, bathe M ‘
and expects to triumph over‘hll clot .,
Brazil's claim to torritorylln "
ul Guiana district begau’wlflt” ', ,
over a portion now under ammo! '
tween that country and France. in: claim
to adjoining territory in Venezuela or '
more recent date. "
latter part of iaat'year concerning new!" of
the presence of Britiphgroopa‘lnm. , m‘
wry in dispute. En in min W I, V
in the territory dog‘lared
until final adjustment should he arrived “3
It appears now this Brazil ha 03”“
.. d the Yuruarl and Delta territories. This.
I l" includes the central goldficlda. in which“
three towns—fiunclpatl, El Cannon“
Tumeremo. The claim also luvolvcavhe
able grazing lurid.
Brazilian negation Not “Mme. '
Wnsmxorox, Doc.
known at the Brazilian
city concerning the report from Rio Ju-
nolro to the cflcct tliut 'Elrtipll llllli u troll
t‘StllbllSllCd claim to tho teii'itnry to dish
puto licttvccn (it-cut Britain and \lrnwzio-
in. and thut Brazil intends to press bur
claim us soon no a. determination has been
vouched in the pending dispute.
There is n lmundary question pendiné
between iii-null and Great Britain and nine
between Brazil and France, but as (or on
it can be learned tho territory in dlaputo
between t'lrcnt Britain and Venezuela la
not involved. .
Yet. The Chicago Bank Failure.
i'mmuo. Dcc. 2‘3.«'i‘lic National Bank
.if llliuoiv, gcm‘rnlly considered uliu of tho
strongest financial institutions in tho
wcst. has closcd its tin-om. uud tho failul"
dragged down three other concerns—E. B.
Droycr & Co.. Wustuundorfl, Heinoman &:
Co. and tho Rowland bunk. The failure
of the National ‘Bunk of llliuois was due
to the fact that its cutirc capital of $2,000,‘
'lOO and $100,000 nvnr and above its sur-
plus of $300,000 but! Loon loaned on Cal-
umet Electrlc railroad stock and $500.00.
loaned to Dreyor & (10.. who had spread
their capital out so extensively that. they
worn unable to concentrate it in timoto
save themselves. The other iniluroa were
due to the locking up of assets hold by tho
doors.
Death of a I'loneor. ‘
Nehru. -,\'. Y.. Dec. 22.-—John Ryan,
all years. Mr. Ryan was born in Pli'iludelv
phln in erl. his father being a veteran of
the Revolutionary war. whoao discharge.
been n treasured souvenir in the family.
His early life was passed in Pennsylvania.
of one of tho line of caution which tele-
graphed the new: of tho
work from Buffalo to Albany.
quarry.
Cuba In the ltalian hell-north
utics Signor I mbrlnno. the Socinllat leader.
Signor lmbrinul
iy rulntiona
lsh pcoplc.
Signor lmbrlanl'a remarks
dependence of others.
L.—
The sums Solace Joe Patch-n.
ho Li'lll’llill‘l’fllll thorn in M; lvl'i ill-‘t’. .lvzuxpi
Taylor of Sun A'itntdn. 'l‘. v
Loubi.
The (:iiimay Divan-a (taro.
very bountiful wnitinti. ,
with n Hungarian gypsy violinist.
Gold Fever strike. Ithlabodal.
with 0500.000 capitol. The [old fever: ,_
run high alone reliable reports have, ‘ ,
ed hero of rich findings at that“
tar «wool: on the north aide
L
lure the rich gold dimmed“.
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21:“
lnrrtr. coir. Dec. nuanced
Got. a p
clam J uatlea Brown of
auomme court.
”n”
Brazil was much disturbed} during the
it to be neutral“
her claims in Guiana to all the Ionian lla " V
tho famous Cullao mine. and no lea! thfil ‘
pOMIlml of rich sugar estates and profit-
--Nothlngr‘ia 3 '
gntion in thll ’
Grrnnir. 0. 'l'., bee. aha-A mining * L
company hna been organized at HIM
of View:
mountolna. and there laitalk of com
izod with of several thounnd man to “-
frond-eat Arhaaaaa Deal. ..
it. it.
intuit eitiaeh of Little m. ,
iii dead. lie was a brother-ins” at A“ " ,
the catacombs ..
Notional Bunk of Illinois. which were not
truilulile when that institution cloned lta
the oldest man in Medina. is dead. aged.
tinned by George Washington, has always
in lib“ he walked from Philadelphia”
Medina. then a tiny hamlet of 100. He
worked on the Eric canal and burl charge
completion of the
Mr. Ryan
wna for several tut-ma superintendent of
canals on tbcwcstern division. He Was
practically the discoverer of the famou-
hicdinn sandstone and opened the lint
Rona. Dec. 22.—-ln the chamber of dep-
subrulttcd n motion inviting the govern-
ment to ascertain the truth as to the death
of “the brave and generous Macao.” The
Marquis dt Rudlnl. the premier, begged
to withdraw his motion.
which. he said. might disturb the friend.
of Italy with the brave Span-
Signor lmbrlanl persisted in.
hit: motion amid an uproar in the chant-
hcr. The president loudly called for order.
The Marquis di Rudinl protected against
and said thnh
lf ltcly wished tojmaintoln hei- independ-
onco site could not interfere with the la-
KAXKAKEE. lilo. Dec. 22.——sberitl Ber-
nicr of Kunkokoo county has aolzad old
Joo Pnrphon. the [mucus pricing stallion“.
and 48 other trotting and pacing harm
and wits. The attachment yon in favor of
the (Tommorcinl Notional bank and the
Chicago Title and Trust company on re-
cclvors and cull» for over QltJltlf), .lno
l’utchcn and tho ot-lior stock worn tho prop.
"ty of John G. Hoyluv of Hi. Emmi. but
1
about 'il'tl
your ago. tllli‘l‘ print: n rimitvl iuoi'muml
'in NW!" in tho 'l'liii‘d Nutionnl bunk 91.53:.
Pints". llnc. 22.-’i’lm 'l'ctiips announces
that tho nation for divnroc brought by
l’rlnrc Joseph of ( ‘ill‘lmllll'f 'hluuty cabinet
his wife. who wait formerly Mile Clara
Word. daughter of Captain Wardof fic-
trnlt. will shortly bu tried at (lliarieroi.
'i'ho prince nor-men his Wife. who val I '
of having all)“
Norwalk Chronicler