. May lit—One hundred h k-
, Wont udrecognluble In:
in the Paints de l'lnduntrlc. at.
Mt. no incinerated bodic- aro be a‘th
. mucking min! of a building l the
Jun-Gouldn, and 250 badly bu nod
Mole are In nationals. Many of L am
3th to die.
. This terrible ion of life occurred if“ a
the in I crowded charitable on r in
the Rue Joan-Gama, at which the
chaos d'Umt Ind other well I; own
”boner-es were present.
' The ban" was a temporary: 4‘0-
lure of wood and was erected I the
him-loot manner. the nudity of the
‘ Willing inside being conceal by
€3th hanslnfl of the most in
' rubble material.
flames were first discon' rod
Ibova the atoll occupied by the Dad
. d'UIei and while the place was (1an-
. tr crowded with well known mltoty
. ‘linople, the holding of the bazaar In the
, ohm of charity being an annual n no-
, ‘ thin presided over by the tcaderis of
“ , Purlnlan society.
' A: a somewhat remarkable coinci-
’ dance. the stall presided over by the
_Du‘chea_s d'Uzes was No. 13.
, A terrible panic and crush followed
‘ the alarm of fire. There was a ‘wlld
rush for the exit. and the weaker .pcr~
been knocked down In the stand
' The inflammable nature of the bull ing
and its contents caused the flame to
spread with great rapidity. and fit
very short time the bazaar was I those
of flames.
In spite of the efforts of the firolinen.
some time elapsed before the chained
3 3 bodies could be pulled from the arr-tok-
. , ing and burning mass of debris cover-
ing the spot which but a short time
before had been the scene of so much
display of the most faultionable spring
toilets.
All the cabinet ministers now in Paris
wont immediately to the scene. Fluo-
drrds of equipages ntre'tmt d along; the
Champs d It‘lyaces their occupants.
with anxious and tear staincd f4 cos,
inquiring for their relatives. '1‘. ere
were many heartrondimz scenes.
Cabinet ministers. cmbnasadors. no—
bleman and members of the highest
social and financial circles were sldl: by
side with the lowlleat and poorest. lhnx»
lonely inquiring for their missing teta-
tives. About 30 were saved by Pierre
Ambrolso and Pierre Bailly. who banned
them over a wall with a laddcr to the
printing room of the newspaper La
Croix.
Many of French Noble.” Dead.
Among the dead are some of the ptost
prominent persona of the French mobil—
aons were trampled on after hwE'lltg -
ity and include the Baronnc Elizabeth -
St. Martin. the Visoountcss Marie lion»
neval, Mlle. Henriette Hlnihsdul, Sie-
ter Superior Gulnoux, Mlle. do Graincy.
the Comtessc St. Perrier. the Burtmnc
8t. Dldicr. Mme. Laurent ("osdcllm
Mile. Shcvigny, the Comtesse Mtrinu-l.
the Comtesse llrodcrvlllc, Sisterulonle
Guillaume. Mme. Houseman. . Mme.
Schlumbergor and M. Vlt'lnl' Coasolln.
The Duchess d'Aloncon. sister oil the
.Austrian empress, to among the miss.
his and la bellow-d to have perished.
The list of injured Includes the Illicll‘
em d'lecs. the Countess riavigny. Allow.
do Laboulaye, the Duchess dc Lalmre.
the Print-out! Kotchonboy, ithloum-
torso d'Avcncl and Mmcu. Morcau. Du
Brouil. Malczleux, Eugonc Challlbma,
lltramier and 8t. llidlcr.
The Duo d'Alvnt-on was slightly In—
lured.
In the streets adjacent to tho bmzaar
were long Ilium of sumptuous trout-
pagcs. The most of those n-tulrncd
empty. Their owners Wcro «load. The
others were seen moving off with dot-ow
pant: injured In head or limb null In
many tunes with fawn utrvumlungllh
blood.
» ’ Wot-do would fall to descrilw tin-hor-
ror of the llt'tlllt‘ all the l‘nlnla do 1'!"-
tlufili'letl, whore the lmditvn are (f‘Ihlfil'd
. on the side next to tho Ava-our Danton,
in I portion of tho building now in
course of llt'tllllllllnll. ‘ ill-re, In a largo
rmon. rudlly covered with rough
plonlto and on ohm-ta lmmlly nun-mt
over plank». tlu- lmtlll'li on they arrived
from tho omimlnncvu wore plnvol ln
lhrco long rows. Thin In dcallt lay llrc
with all itn ltorrom, llmllml oomph-My
nude. limbs [wit-lied In the writhlouof
agony. lulllt' utlll having ant-odd of
clothing which anoint l'm'ufillllluit in
Illlltt of horrible lllillllturcuwulu, lliiflt'ri
Vllllile throuuh lll'o unit-n limit, unnu-
tMroiy liltolotomt. or urlnnluu Ilium!
blackened with mnokc.
The Wollmlml am known to popular
at least lull. Mme. l-"Iot'vu. with of
the fipanlult t'olltllll. oxpllml at that loac
pilot lbmulon. ohm» utc tlt'l’ul‘ill driller“
* of tho inltlrtd.
ll. Flore the president of tho m‘pub-
lift. had visited the houpitul ltlltl‘ tho
Palat- do llmtuntrlou to my bill ul-
Ipoeto to tho dead. ‘ l
m touches: d'lilcu In one of tho all
prominellt Women in l'ntlu. A l" ouch
”amp“ aloud a you and a ho no
will "Ill tho Durham tl' l'nml pro ldml
IMHO! franc!» for the Illilliililllll a of
(leml ltoulttngcr. adding that; lilo
mow-maul watt actually a royallut alu-
13th and that the inn t‘om do
Rm then head of the myal non of
m, laid plodgod lilmtu-lf out but
twin to up” the money if he a «old
Ian-mt the root.
“I'M Due ‘llm in tho Willi"! duo
of from. "in creation of MI title} dsi'
book to t“.
I Ductile“ d'Aioncon In lla- tiller
at the mom of Austria and the; wife
“Mano turdlmtnd ul‘ (Jl'limlllu sac
mutation loin but: «one fit
at» brother of Prime do old-v
mu m not ”till Whom». filial lull
Hm out. no. in the mother the
‘- Vondmno. who won mat-rt taut
"in on m ileum" of no-
“m born I mum of III mu
room brooch. of llllttl bar
i"
As to sauce and some other good
things for supper:
Large pmner, toc lb.
Fine apricots, 14c lb.
Fine dried apples, 8c lb.
Good dried apple’s, 5c lb.
Dried pcaChes, 11c lb.
Prunclls, new, choice, 14c lb. ‘
Bartlett pears, cans 15c.
Peaches. very good, cans for.
Large jar of prescrvcs,fali sorts,2oc
jar.
Strawberry jamf xoc.
Clover Leaf Salmon, toc.
Booless Herring [Good Relish] lot:
can. -
Boone Bouchc Sardines, large can,
toc. ‘
coma in and Look It Thou
Goods!
Displayed on our counter.:We sell,
as we believe, good things only.
We point-ton record of fair deal-
ing that us without reproach.
LORENZO DIBDLE,
11 North “I! am.
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Patent
Medicines
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TO
TAKE
AtOIIPrtoIII
Geo. O. Stillson’s
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I! Washington It" Dolor-Iii.
GIr Oholco Yellow Corn!
0» cuppa! Whit. out!
On Whit. Ilddllngtl
' Oar Inn on fruit!
SOLD
AT
WHOLESALE
PAIGE l
Willi
RAVIOID BROS.
Import-out.
wacono l
aw ultimo-loud.
Some Suggaotions l,
Jacob I. Layton,
Fin. Lift incl
4 Aooldont
III! IItItI II____d____ lie-II Inn!
0m sum-u {am an organ.
wand Stocks
ngm corolla. 0"
0
sotrrn non WALK: : coax
Notary Public. Aoltuowlodmouta 'l'llhnn
about noon“ . ‘. .
saunas III!
In W-uhlnmn am».
lOpeadatlyfmmllto u ”aliquot! from
"0 Spam" Iudon Monday evening:
interest. allowed on deponltl.
ALDEN SOLMAN8 PM.
JOHN H. minus, inc-mm
JOHN B. ENAPP P.8m. and Trans
J. 0. JENNINGS.
PIpIr-llIngor. Oaloltnlnor
PIlntIr.
DIALII ll
WILL PAPER All) Inuit!”
1 norm tum s'rnnn
South Namath.
Sample.” Bookaof latest Styles of Papm
Iillordorafaud i all: Mouldings bt'akonto
onse- or napoc 011,01: notice postal
intimates Chmfallv Given. tno
W
J. D. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
HIGHTBTREET.
Not-walk. - - - than.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
REIDRNCE ELM STRET
TELEPHON! (‘AIAL ll.
THE
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our Iteam derrioh, sun. bor-
ing militiamen. we can quote
IDW PRICES ON
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches, Factor-loser any Largo Build
lag work a mortally.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
lESLlE SADDLE, IIIIIIII'.
hill!
‘I‘VlllVIld Willi?“
~ on.“ ma.
w°°°° Erna-rs M on“ THEN
Cum general or Ipoclll Infinity. volumi-
nuI. Ipolmmllftl. missions. lluro'lnnc’.
pat-nip. etc. Comet! Inflation-l d “on.
caused by error: or [ILEIR‘A' quality rest to.
Lost Michael! in «it! .r ynitlg, gun»: vl or .“tti‘l
flung"! when: low t r m aim-u pm ”in t on
nun-m piciug- , It v3.1" , Clltiihdl, ani lrgttln it:
2 CW"; is chn Inn Tuonouou.
flow"! 3 .:'4. rind 5y imitation: loud 61
CA [ON'S \_v Hull urn. \rol walnl it your drug
gut llnt‘I not net 1: PM? ’1 p. .- pin-,1- 0 lot 35
with VII-lull gunman oi complain curs
llllWMJlt m l ’ "one at. , [up not I ,.o...l.-m.l
Gouda-m t..i..,c;.m‘25u.,rirot-telly
mllpdllufl . 'n- m 1y .. llvtfuli prmm, n
GATON OLD. 00. . BOSTON. IA“-
Botd by Una. U. still-on. South Nor
walk’
DRJHWTB
llllllllll PILLS
The only Info. Inn Ind
reliablo yll‘onudo Pill our
adored to bodies
olally recommendod to
married ladle: list: for
firlmll Pill!
lotto mother. Strontium“:
00.0100 per bout. it bone: for IMO.
I. Hm m ll. m an.
I ll“ by all drum-in.
SPo'rIHE
but out tokmtlut.
tar. plillt. gram
and stains from
clothing and mo
pm quid ly Ind
mmplrtely and
m‘r-“Vaficm . 3
who no». ital
No implant Itll odor. “MW
Not Iadaouonbla. thumb
unsmnwmot
lldt’s Renal» Pith
y“ “ "that”
‘ . “d“...
‘ . tiartleld wrote the to come up if
INSURANCE"
_ on
, think i law when It» lleltnt null-w
Blunt! during that W
‘ beginning tilt
limo I owned W
trlct. One day in the tailor m
his hilltop homo ill the little dam
town of Hiram. fie told me that [it
thought it would be A will thing for 1
young powwow mu to study ha»
nodal politics In Wouhii’ngton and get
acquainted with National men. and
that he would Indefinite to get” inc-l
clerkship in the flotilla of lleprooeula
urea. in due time he npolte to his olu
friend. General Robert C. Bebe-och
who was chairman of the Gommltto or
Militarylatfslru, and the result was I
was given the clerkthip of that com
wince. ‘
‘ Golf's: was Speaker of the "onto
and for some won or other in
seafood to have little liklng for the am
bitlcus young member from the Au
gusto diotrlet of Maine. for he appoint
cd Blaine to a position near the fool
of that committee. Now, Blaine hm?
not pcn'ed In the Army and had or
knowledge of military legislation and
no tonic for that kind of work. Ht
used to be a country llttli‘itpflptlf' cdltot
himself, and he appeared to tain- a fan
cy to the young clerk from Ohio. ill
would often drop Into the ctunullttco
room and. standing before the wood
lire would talk freely to me about his
newspaper and political career and hi:
plans and hoped for the future.
i remember that be said one day: "i
do not like this hiilltary Gomitnso busi-
m-«s and ought not to be here. Scxt
Congress l out going to be on the Com
mltiec on Appropriations or Ways and
Marina. Financial qumllons will norm
he the dominant ones in Congress. th
years later i expect to be chairman of
my mtnlnltteo. Then i think i simll
be Speaker of the House. and utter a
whilc ! hope to go to tho Senate."
Everything came about oxnctly as he
planned. He had \roudcrftl prcm‘l'cnct
concerning his own liltilru, nu thl as
in relation to political ovonis. When
lie was a candidate for the Presidential
humiliation in 1880 be said to me: “My
carver has thus far closely parallel-oi
that of Henry Clay. ilc wan Speaker
of tho Home and then Senator. lib
party rcfuscd to nominate llllll no long:
as it had any. chance of electing a Press
ldcnt. Whoa it had no longer any
chance It gave him the nomination hr
had no long sought. 1 belicvo that it
Is going to be my fit!c."—-Chlcagt;
'l‘ltucs-ilcrald.
A I’lsu for Iron Walt”.
in those darn. when space In a mat
for of dccp Importntwc in oac's tumu-
nod lmlnmms the young lltlll‘lt‘lit‘t'llf‘l
to replace tho wardrobe and drawer
space to which she has been no
u lit'l’l' nice dress skirts may be opium!
Hill at length and still he no llt‘t't'mlllltf
as if hung in a \Illl‘tlldll‘. And no“
win-co to put the lu-irluum-d drum
waists so that they thall not be crushcd
and still may be quickly gottcu out.
thus giving further relief to tow-
ct‘owdmt closets.
[truss lmlxtonda are now made with
two tlut-l-pruol' drawers umlt-rtu-mh.
The length of the drawers is tho some
as tho width of tho bod. lino dmwct
tllit'ltii at the uppcr end of tho bod.
and on tho optloaltc side l’llt' drawer be
at tho lowcroud. ’l'lu- picnic-d vuluucr
to match the drnln‘vrioa of tho lu-tl in
fusioucd nupumtcly to tho fund of tho
dmwm. and when they are cloml
flu-y arc not outta-able. as llu| folds
hung together. and tho lucc-trlmuml
lmlwovrr fullu over the top of the vol»
aura. ‘J'lu- drum-rat are no made on to
(10!" away any doubts of "tone who
may objcct to tho Idea on the Moro
that they mny become chute and «fully.
There is u lllllll't' between the t‘lilvitltl
top of tin- drawer and the bod. limo
allowing muplo circulation of llll‘ all
9" around. «=va York Hun.
Illto Wu All "out.
Mn. 'l'nwiwhwv“! was at the tin»
nlrc lulll cvoulug. it won llll awfully
and play doom :1 tom: being thrown
out of wor and Ill! faintly dying
from uturvu Ion. i couldn't lump from
trying to amro my life. I don't know
wlwn l lum- hm- o no udm-lcd. "
Euler Mrvalttwfllum there's n Wlb
unto at the door an mum noun» cold
virtual». lllw do say her children
invou‘i taut a bit not a up for No
llayc."
Mn. 'l‘awktlrwi‘Tell boil in go unity:
that Wit don’t give anything to bog
guru. M i wait toying. Mrs. “town.
It won it very and play. itr. 'l‘awltar
any» i ought not Wllllt‘lll nut-h poo
I‘orumucctt. they who hold of me no.
llo my» that i all! till ltutti't."
Information lint-rod.
“l‘nw' liar, l'ttwl“ little Johnny bo-
film.
“Now, what do you watt" filliotl
lulu notional father. with the combo
ill! on the “now. "
“Will my half fall out when ll‘n
rip». tllto yuuflf'mcutelmtl [to
quit”.
ltott mm to Mon.
road Malawi tllttllot interim.
'Bohby. Your teacher wnm'm'tm
the illusion you on twlnolplv.
MWWWoll. m dldot.
Lib.
I am m. g... Minimum-o of u.-
Ietniou oi ,
file In public life.
has to :lovisc all kinds of tltukcshifll '
glint. illnnk Blank.
cusnuncd. Pouches are to be had mod. .l
no that the top turns back t'lllillJ' and ‘
dim-loses an airtight» atomgc rpm-t l‘lllfilllllltl'n Initials.
ll.llunlt.
mmo onc has littlh'll the problcm of»
he!
W o ‘orirhtln extant the
uni too; a wnmnh ate- o'f her
hand: indicates her chum. Don
m to the popular implanted, loft.
whito hands are dldicult to attain, he-
now nothing of value in procured
without often.
told. puffy band- are often caused
by wearing gloves which are too mall
or fasten too tightly. i
The best gloves to wear are than of
animal skin. Inch no kid, buckskin and
domino. Tho hands should be ex-
posed to the son and winds an little as
possible. and hot water to sure to to-
lure any akin, be It on hands or face.
Lifting heavy objects, excessive bicyc
etc practice and Wearing rings too
small inevitably molt in disfigure-
ments. 0.
‘ Parents should take special pains to
cute for the hands of their gmwing
children, for early neglect often do-
stroys the mlbillty of future escal-
.lenco.’ in order to acquire a soft.
white hand, great care must be ob-
served In the selection of preparations
ind toilet soaps. Nothing exceeds the
quality of pure olive soap of Spanish
make; all highly colored and very fra-
grant nonpa' should be” avoided. Vio-
lent hand abaking' is detrimental to
the hand. and is avoided by many peo~
George Washington
at public receptions always stood with
his hands behind him, simply bowing
with dignified courtesy.
hint. President Harrison was forced
to refrain from hand shaking on ac4
count of the disastrous effect on her
onudr.-llure. llowlnud in ch York
Tribune. . ‘ _
Gentlemen Pan.
Proof is abundant of the direct profit
If a kind, qulct, clean and considerate
rarotokor and milker; the cow re-
;pomls gcnorously to the person in
whom ain- thoroughly confides by in—
rroasc of both quantity and quality of
nilk. A careless. rough. rudo handler
ind milkor. or one unctcanly In per-
;ou or habits. is. door at any price.
Ilost of the taiuts and early (dinngcs
a milk and injury to quality of its pro«
lot-ta. can be directly traced to care-
.oosnous in the surroundings and con-
'iiilou of the cow or her tnilkcr. at the
info of milking. l have lately bcctr at
)ncc astonished and disgusted at wit-
mcoslng the milking of large herds of
rows. in some parts of this country by
fon'ign million. who practice the wet
nottlod. frmucntly dipping their fing-
-rs in the milk pull.-»hlajor Alvord.
W- ,
Proper Signatures.
It Is a very bad form to sign a letter,
Ill tlrtit-lv. or story. or filly tlorttlllcllt,
it should [to
den-at Mary Blank. it is also im—
oropcr and illegal to sign with out-'5
as Mrs. John '1‘.
'l‘lu- signature should be slut-
wly linry lllank.
.\ money order. a boil». or check most
It‘ signed with out-'5 own Christian
l:llllt'. or else It will not be regular, or
tel-cptublc.
The Fashion at Wearing Flt-then.
lill'tltl are being so rapidly t-storinino
tied to certain lot-alitlm win-n- they
are hunted that t'lllll'l‘ the fashion of
wearing {outliers nlltlllltl be changed or
tvotuunkiml clnnmo only you-ll "authors
In will not t'lllllit‘.’ lllt' hlllllghlt’tif tho
winged creation. 'I‘ho Sow .lcrsoy
«trod in loading Its attractive little
‘fcruu. and lln- snowy boron in lturdly’
to be found In Florida. lli't'dllliv tho
tlgr-lic In tok- n from tho mother bird
in limiting nu noon. and llt‘l‘ young
brood is loft to die In the bout. ~Ncw
York Trillium.
m— \ \
'l‘o l'rolcrvo cut Il‘ltvwcrl
Win-n the cut llowmt lltl'tlllll' wilted
-‘!u-y may frequently be fn-uiwtn-d by
‘llpplllu oil the Mills and tlipplim flo-
ul-ms in but water for a low moment».
If n burn in sprinkled frcoly with
mudorcd charcoal the burning mnlm~
Hon will be i'ullut'utl alumni loom-til
Itcly.
‘I'Iuv fly».
The nvamu lilo oyc nlolt- bur-k to the
hood wlwn a portion in ill in llllll tlu-
oyolmll rem on a t'llltllinll of lot. which
mull-cly lilll‘f'titlllilll ll. When n lit'rsull
bu nick and I'lllllt'ltllt'tl tho cuuhlon of
lot is nbmrbod. and tho uyo fluid falls
back.
mm...
llolplug Anu- title.
No lllllll or woman of tho humbled
ill‘o coo wally be Ill‘uilif. our». and
root! willltllll the Wot-hi being lllu llt’l'
tor for u. without nintwbody thong
twlpml nod cutufortod by tho wry «to
t-m-mm of this gooduou.-t'ttlllips
lll‘uolll. .
“Inn for an I‘ll».
"bid you lumt' wit-It Whlmpton'a
little buy land when they allowed hills
tho twink?"
“No; what Who ill"
“tic mud: "l‘twrol tumour» been
wttlu' bomnlul Igniu.’ "wl’ttolt.
la tlto hm:o.-.tnnt liottr (looti-
lng at the Wlld lieu of homo—-
“Wind it pity on cam mod out more
pnlulottarim to cirlllIo fluent critter-l"
imam"! doubt It then fallen
who will“. they tnll’btn’t be old. to
ill Wit I. m l0li."--‘~Pllt’lt.
(Idiom I barber than it w hum
lm It WM“ fluid. am when
in tho Illllll “PM ”W! millil-
ily law not lamp; for
fl Wilmington. my 5.—-Senators Gor-
Gannon Ind Foralter.
titlilmlill Tm BILL Ill seam.
to. III-arc lion Item Milli ileum
mun tom original Ill-gin noon
mate—notional») to no» or u» mit—
uMImltotrmtln can... cut out.
man of Maryland and Forster of Ohio
had a lively tilt in the senate durins
tho consideration of the sundry civil
appropriation bill. There was added in«
forest in the controvcruy from the fact
that Mr. Forakor Is a newcomer. and
this was hi5 maiden effort. while W.
German is one of the veterans of the
“bate. ’
An amendment offered by Mr. Fora-
lter for $400,000 for the Tennessee river
below Chattanooga furnished the cause
of the controversy.
Mr. Gannon named the Republicans
against a further increase of the bill.
Already it exceeded 353.000.000. a great-
er amount than had ever before been
incorporated in a sundry civil bill. It
embraced over “8.000.000 for rivers and
harbors. 1n the present condition of
the treasury those vast expenditures
were unwarranted. The only amends
menta offered were those increasing the
number of offices and officers and add-
ing to the burdens of the people. ' It
was the height of unwlsdom. on the
very day when a tariff bill increasing
taxes all along the line was reported. to
Increase these appropriations.
Until more taxes could be wrung from
the people through the policies of the
McKinley admintsttatlon egcry effmt
should be made to reduce gfivernmeut
expenditurca.
, For'altcr’s Maiden Speech.
There was something of a stir when
Mr. Forakor rose to reply to Mr. Gor-
mnn. it was the maiden speech of the
Dido senator. He said the rcnator’s
I’Gormnn) speech mudc him think of
that governor who refused migrant a
pardon because he hurt already granted
[Wu pardons to parties from the same
county. This speech. he said. was a
repetition of the one the senator had
made recently on the Indian appropria-
tion bill. when he had undertaken to in-
short the sonntorsas to their duty to
the country. At that lmt! ho (Gormnn)
had declared that tho apprv‘nprtations
were rubles-.1513! extravagant. Ami hav-
ing thus doviarcd himself the senator
colored the cloakroom. put on his but
and went home. Mr. Fmakor mldml;
“So for as tho tariff pol my and the
tariff bill that have hm n referred to by
tho senator are concerned, let me say
that they need no defense from me or
from any other senator on this side of
tho chamhor at this time. In view of
the.» exporlentrc this Country has had
during tho last four years the tariff
policy of the Republican partyiuspcak-
int: for itself more eloquently than any
human tongue can speak.
"S-r for. Mr. i’rostdvnt, as the pen-
.«oom-rs of this gowrnnu-nt are con-
urncnl. thr- srumur lli't'o'l not have tho
Ellllt'lluilv ho manifests. They will it»
lakvn coh- . t. They haw never fail-ed
to lo- tnkro can- of under Republican
ovltniniatrations. For the next four
yours it is: the purpvso of the lcglata-
(inn w» proposw that the government
of the l'nttml States shall haw,- a suf-
ltd-Ant I‘L'Yul’llll' to moot its ordinary ox-
pcuditurcs: that It rhali how a suf—
llrtont rcvcnuo to tlli‘tki' It unnecessary
to issue bonds to moot the current obit-
cntlons of tho novvrument; that it
elmll have sufficient rvwmu- to pay
pmmuns to tho men that are t-nllllwl
lo tltom: and it will have that rvvvnuc.
and lhoso obligations will lu' ill»:-
chargrd. Tho St-llalul‘ nml nut have
any apprchvnston on that point."
(lorlnnn In Jot-ulnr \‘cin.
Mr. llortnnu replied in u jot'ular style.
tin said tho svnator il‘Vll‘ltkt-l'l was a
new arrival and tattoo an our of ill»
grunt limit from Uhln. “t' has! not llt‘t'll
in the Ht'nnlv long. llw umuld learn in
mm tlb- no lhnds of fit» cloakroom and
llutl sotmtora \wrv rm-osurml by their
:wanau-o lllld tin-tr rwrvmce. The scu-
;ttor (Forum-r) was the senior lit'llill tr
from “bio. tho atutc'm'nlllng us at prmt-
pivot. and yet ho who among the first
to urgi- ou lllt‘l’t duo of $400,000 in lhr up-
pr. printtonu.
Mt. Fomker had a parting word. it.-
ooit: ho had upokott only luwauav tbv
Maryland nountnr had unrlcrtoltvn to
l-t'luro tht- ltv-puidlrou Rllll'. The non—
ltlnr should not for! nl-lrnml. Thorn
would b.- an omuomival ndlulnlslrotloll.
um! arnotora on tho llt‘lllllllli‘ilil aid"
would julll hand» with llllll ltiormuul
in roduclnn oxpt-nditurcn. itut the now
own Would at toast cxpwt him to draw
on bill urrat olorrs of t'Klwl'll‘m'i' out
information. Thc Maryland ucnqur
had profound to ltho lift much knowl—
pdgo that tho newcomers Would loolt to
him all a guide in tolling tho but-don;
from tho pmplo, "Wlltllw trllnnw he as»
autumn to be." Mr. lt‘ornlwr finally with-
dww tho mttcmlmcm,
'l‘lw iron honwttlcud blll won pnuuml
by n role of t: to ll. The Morgan Co-
tum rcuolution Went ovt-r.
THE AMEQIBED TARIFF.
hem Committe- Malta "sinful lla-
dilation- II tlw Mull" lull.
Worthington. Hay fiJi‘ho lilnglcy
tariff bill. an amended by the moutto
flaunt-o eonunlttoo. woo momentum! in
the Innate by Air. Aldrich lltcp.» oi
illhodo inland. who gum.- uotleo that ho
Wilillll link for its t'unlidut'itlluli tin
Tuenday. May it. As binomial. tho
but heart! but little reutnldanoo to the
mtgtfutl thugley measure.
Except with u-gard to the duties on
lumber. Which was hard It I: per hm
foot. load at m «not! per wood. from
as it pmportlomttaly hunt rate. laid» at
its cool- per won! and a tow other
ltoml which Worn attempted to order
to more the hitllllili‘t of tic-tom Jon»
and o for Itttllltll’l who» vote: Ira
puma-Ito to In: ammo. the hill IllthA
troll. tuition: all along the line.
The retroactive clam minim the
rat» mllootlble April 1 ll “riotous out
of tho bill.
all“ provident Insomniac that noth-
ing in tho but mm be recorded all Ito
mt of; ill filtration truly in twink»
on (non llld hill. Till! Witch“! “rm
W“ Ill” it'll”.
m was done on it» atrium” that W
Beam Coats-overtly. Retirees: ”W
‘ahown by the polar-i
The discount on
moved which. it II
momma more.
The sour schedule “if
ant In color. (unit but
cane juice and of boot-a
concentrated malaria. c
"ccnt ted molasses. “M
out or above 31’ and
degrees. 70.100 of I
duty and for every pd
a cent per pound and {not f
grec in proportion.
"Sugar above No. 1‘
an! in color and sugar ~
through mprocena of rem :-
per pound duty and in ID“,
to on an the foregolaglli
valorem. Sugars not 1
Dutch standard in color.
strum of cane juice hug
meluda. concentrated in ,,
and concentrated’mola
the polarlscope not more
green. 75 per cent ad val
than 58 degrees. 4 cents
testing 50 dogré’oa and not!
green. 8 cents per gallon."
The Wool Deb-thin,
First class wool: are ,
cents per pound instead 0511 ‘
the second class at 9 cents; . ..
12. Third class woola of
cents a pound pay a dut .
per pound Instead of 3:5
volurom; above 10 cents . r
or 7 cents per pound dut t
The metal schedule is wiry
below this rates of the Dinah}
Ct pt on tutlery. in which the
proportionately high. which V3!
perhaps to the strength (It
England men in the committed; F
(me of the most Hum
siono of the bill is that general
pm titling that the duties on at, ,
Imported from all countries wills}:
a bounty shall pay an additional: ”
equal to the amount of site]! W
This applies to all schedules.
inserted in the sugar schedule.”
b» made a general principle of m
than policy ' .
In the pool schedule the rates A
grades of wool are low and are W
on tine carpet u note. This wan I con.-
coseion to the for western senator:
illustrates the idea of conchslbn .
has been arried out in all the mhéih .
ulna in order to get support for the ,
in the senate
including
\torks of art are free.
bmks except such articles of I?!
arc imported for the purpone of "
erat utility. This qualification
mad»: to tutor the case of the tin
[ion of fancy fans and matting, lll
have boon coming in as work: (if, .
Personal luggage Is also It“. 030ml
ruch articles as are used for Inflow V ‘
adornment. , ‘
PM: on the Pros Lb... .
A \‘cry important new prolelon in
the bill is that which admits till: the
of duty. This provision is inserted a
a stimulus to the fishing lndtlltl’y K
the mutt lakes. '
Tin duty on load bearing are in lad
creased from t tent. as in the Dim 1
bill. to ”g cents. ' ‘
The duty on hatches, clocks and
thronomctete is fixed at «to per cent It! .
\.zlou-;m on jttuls uacd therein 10 pa! . ,
«out .td valorcm. ’
The duty of 5.": per 1.000 feet on nine
lumber is flu; sumo as the Dingle)? bill.
'l‘lwn- \\ as great proasurc to make mg
rat» it. and the lumber men were di- ‘
\‘lolml In their opinion. The rate wan
left at $2. with :t provision for adding
tho export duty levicrl by any country.
'l'lw duty on min-d or packed tobnc—
co, unstcimncd, is $1.50 per round; It
str-mluwl. $1.27» per pound; filler taboo.
co, nzmtzmuuxd. 35 cents per pound; it
str‘m‘mml. $0 t'vntK per pound. This I!
.t Hlltllll mlurtion from Dingle!
rows. All othcr tobacco. manufactured
or umbmmfucturmi, is 40 cent! per
[mum]. ('igarvilcs are $3 per pound,
Tib- ltlliitt't‘tl schedule It! accompanied
by an important provision makinl I
d.-toib.~d llil‘nlt‘er necessary, with it car»
tiilx-nllull from the secretary of ill.
treasury us to the original quality of
iht- toball-co, before ontry la made.
The bill contains an important provi-
Mon to rcuéi‘d to too and fixes the duly .
at )0 cents [or pound until Jan. I. 1”,
after which date it shall be admit“
lrvc. *
If.
Popper In plum-d on the free lint.
(out: d a email duty in the Dingle! hill.
ins-trod of tho rct ronctivo ciao-o d
m.» lilnglcy mu tho amt-mica bill ll In
tnitt- effect July l. but no: II I oblit— :_ .
int: date and will lie fixed Dull! m 1 A
thu- lnll llovomun fl lllW. .
,
Sugar ltlngo to III Triad. .
“’uulllngton. May: 5.*-HDV|M m- ‘
(‘m'tlt'll In Wt urlng the ilnul convict”
of 12.. it. (‘ hapluun for refusing to an. ,
til: b. fore the ucnute Iugul' new
tullnnditvo. lilutrlt-t Attorney Dam
now Inicndn to try all the other taunt-r .
t'ltrant wllncuws whim onus It!!!
held th't' pcndlng the ducliloll all“
noprcmo court. Those with!”
clad:- "can u. llnwmayor mi .1
lo. iteorlcn of tho liltittlr that.
Mr. Davin llIll mm! this loll"- lfl I“
cnunm-l of tbc- Mtuwl man:
”i have examined the opinion of m
Uoltml state-I nuptolnu court to m '
of Chapman. No. it. orlllnul ' ' '
torm. 1390. and aucrthlnod t .
that nothing romulml to me but .
tho cation of tile other pom” '5
with him in the no called than
cam now on the docket of ll“
court of tho Dllll'll'l. of {30mm
“The ranch now pcndtlul In
tho followlun defendant” 3! v
fluorite-yer. John l0. Mil...
itchriwo. loll-int .l. lidwordI. Alloy.
Ill Itcymour and John W. . t I
"You Inmat- to m- of the
one or more of their! MIMI.
will incwforc take notice ill“ ,
anion the case: for trini-
with the llth mot. and, mi
out of them until cm Inuit ‘
boon dlllmdml of The! Will
aimed tuttotlwr. but i W
to deiormlno tho order in which
latte them tip"
Washington. HIV km
of the Third AM! i . ,
headed by anneal Doll .
York. called on the . ‘
My aunt tutti tlttiif min.
woman out
, littluampnlnom
Sinmm
Norwalk Chronicler