v
54W"
~ lion. .ft' is a miral’rerilloa
till-relays and provides that an
W of tilt lnlt‘ah’l‘i’bhts‘ of each
.Iliail gbe when tinder direction
'13”. and in the name month
it ' year themftor. This
, ‘ia taken for the purpose
“Hamlin-hing
kithewillal'e shall 'come.
with. urwhwdiiito take effect July ’1.
Ititne esuntisl ehanges are those divla’
in; the'villages into“ tint. second, third
Int! fourth clan-firm clan containing
' .A Wllulatlon of 5.000 or more; second.
,ultoa 3.000. but less than two; third
‘ class. moo, but less than 3.000: fourth
clans use than 1.000. _
. ,aovernor Black has also signed the
”it labor lab. a codification of the,
'Dl‘plolit flatter laws,
amendments. and the accompanying
bill providing that Infringement or the
loan by manufacturing establishments
andemployers shall bepenai offenses
luhtead of mere misdemeanors. One of
the moat ltnportant parts of the new
law In the amending of the weekly pay-
ment law to make it more stringent.
Heretoiore it has been found difficult
to enforce the law, because the actions
Initial corporations who violate had
to be brought by the state factory ‘in-
Ipector through the attorney general
to recover for the state the penalty of
1338 for each violation. The present law
provides that if a corporation violates
the law requiring weekly payments it
shall forfeit to each employee the sum
of 825, to be recoyered by him in in-
dividual civil suit against. the company.
are is no penalty now for the refusal
of the proprietor of any factory or work-
shop to, allow thefaclory inspector to
visit the establishment. but the present
bill provides a penalty of 8100 for such
Film”. The bill providers for a free
employmgit bureau to be established
In. Buffl similar to the» one in New
York city.
BASE BALL.
The National Magoo Games.
At Cincinnati—
Cincinnati 0 3 0 2 0 0 2 0 '—-7
New York...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 2‘3
. Cincinnati~flits. 8: errors, 3. New
York—Hits, 5: errors, 3.
At bouisviiie- .
iia..001000010001——3
Lo’villenflvo o 0 ii 2 0 0 i) i) 0 0-2
Philadelphia—Hits. to: errors. 1., Lou-
isville—Hits, 12: errors. 5.
At Pittsburg—
Plitshurl: ...... 000102001—4
Wuhinflton ...0 012 110 11—7
Plttsburg—liits. 8; errors, 5 Wash.
lumen—Hits, it; errors. 1.
At Cleveland-—
Cleveland ..... 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 0--l
Boston 0 0 012 i) 0 0» 1—4
Cleveland—Hits. 4; errors, 0.-iioston——
Hits, 6; errors. 1.
Fourth Clan Patina-ten.
Washington. May it"l‘he . following
fourth class postmastera have been ap-
pointed:
New Jenny—New Village.
Thatcher.
New York-—Afnity. in (i. Truadoil;
Canadiee. Sarah Beam; East Hamlin.
Alfred Bonner; Mays Mill. ii. (i. Clif-
ford; South Bristol. A. W. Howy; West
Bloomfield. M. ii. Shepard.
Pennsylvanin~ Baumstown, E. D.
Hook; Colin. David Libby; Elstonviilo.
J. 8. Holes: Hayfield. John Kahler;
Mount Morris. A. L. Deidntiy: Trexlen
town. W. H. Yodor: Weisenborg. L. W.
Wesley; Williams Mill, J. M. Hutton.
J. T.
Another l'nol Dissolved.
Philadelphia. May li.-A speelaimeot-
mg of the t'ompanieu interested in the
steel beam pool whloh was organized it
months ago was held in this city to-
day. and the pool was dissolved and
an open market created. The rumpu-
nies represenltrd at the meeting wore
Jones & lmughlin, Carnegie company.
Peneoyd iron company. iliinols Sim-i
company. l'henix iron company. Pan-
nale Rolling Mill company and Polla-
ville iron and illenl company.
Nomi Forge! Brute-nerd.
Fort Wayne. May li.~—Chnrlen F.
)looro, the noted forge-r, cheek raiser
- and draft manipulator who has swin-
dled banks and building and loan and!
eiationn in many f‘Illm-i of the i'nitmi
Stat-m during the pilot three your», on-
tered in pit-ti of guilty to l-llt' ii'hiirxt' of
forgery and was M'Illl'llf't'd under lb:-
new law to do time at Michigan (‘lly
from two to fourteen years.
Another Lynching Victim.
Huntsvillo. Ala. May li.~A third as—
gro lit reported to have lit-on lynched
near Jeff. Ala. lie nan impliratod in
the wholesale poiuonlnir of the Kelly
family. The loll-tit vlwilm of limb vio-
leni'e iii Jim Norton. nlino William”, ii
dlut'hnrawl liritro laborer, i\ bill! ”would
to have lnutlgntt-dvlho polaoning by the
[trim in order to Wl‘f‘flli t’l‘llut'itiif'l‘ upon
the Kollya.
Illicit" ('iayton Presents ills Credentials.
Motion City. May li.~fli~ntral Powell
Clayton. the newly appointed minim-r
of the Unit-MI limit-a, lino olilvlully pro.
minted his f‘i'i-flt'llllilltl lo Prouldent Dill!
in the hall of the emblmindorn.
Powder Itiits triple-tie.
Cincinnati. May it.~'l‘hvro will an ex-
onion at the powder mlllti of the A. it
no rnworlui i-otnpiiny at heading.
(i. The loan want only ”till. Ramuol
Wrboll wait fatally injured.
rmaaaryfiieenevuriee.
A ouddrn front line dean-oped vines.
fruity. and timetables in certain tilti-
trit'ia of France. ‘ .
Ah American minaionary from i'ppor
can." ratio"! that terrible litruvlliul
up being perimtrutrd in that t-ouniry.
'flmwh itoafland. a famous owner
m breeder ot homo and l'fiitilhnuno
hurt». that at his home, near Unmty
aim.
waiter troopers was arrmimi and ar-
pained on a charge or participation Iii
ti! hold robbery of the Yonltore iiav-
hiao ltd-til on April it. -_
layer Patrick J. (lien-on of Long in
m {lily W the petition which will
an independent candidate for
Win ltew Yorli.
“ William fl
" min-WW
“tetra of tmloea in tile month .
tinder Which old-alder»
with “sortie few .
‘. tinnitus.
Bean m.
’ LONG.
- STRONG.
CEDAR! i
Taken care‘ol will last
for years,
60 Each!
I have renewed my
stock of Preserves
in stone jars, as they
gave such satisfac- “
. lion on first sale. . '
f—-~.O-—-——
LOREIIZO DIBBLE,
ll Hath lulu Street.
Medicines
515'
no Pleasant
ro
rare
AtOIrPi-loosi
Geo. G. Stillson’s
onuo _I‘I'Oll.
I! Washington It“ Salome“.
I0,000
Cedar
Bean
. Poles!!!
iOOAcrstOoodPsttoretsndv
Well watered.
Plowing, Harrowing and other
FARM WORK !
Prompil y done by Experienced
Farm Hands:
RAVIOID sites.
In. lord-ll. ‘
WAGON. I
How and mull-Iona.
"III“.
matron.
Mull”.
imam. I10
.u. in...
‘ Fin. Lifo and
Accident
l N 5 U R A N O I ll
itssl Estate and lions. Agent
Ocean Buamshi Tickets. and Stalin.
Drafts. finan- N
and Stocks Bo d.
women. ii RAILROAD PLAOI.
Next to Pct-tones. ,
300T“ NORWAIAK. : : i t DONh
Notary Pa bile. Acknowledgment. Taken
SDII'I'II IORVALK . . .‘
SAVIIBS‘ “II
It Washington Itroot.
Open daily from 9 to it a. In... and from
i to :i p. m..
'roni Ho 8.
interest allowed on deposit. ~
ALDEN SOLMANS Prat.
JOHN it. rratms. Vioel’rest.
JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and Treat
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger. Galeiinlnsr
Painter.
DIALII IN
"All. PAPER "D IOIDEIS
1 NORTH mun BTW
South Homlk.
Sample Books of Intent Styles of Papers
neurosurgeon one
0
Estimates Chadian Given.
no
i. o". JENNING .
UNDER KER.
KNIGHT 8m.
H“ II“, ‘ - " ‘ ' M.
- Opp. Street Railwaybepot.
WING! ELM 8 .
TILE? NI CALL. 11.
rue ., W“
NORWALK BUILDING
" COMPANY. '
Aided by our steam dot-rich, saws. bor-
ing machines.oto., we can quote
now Plthlts on .
All Kinds of Timber Work!
lug work a annually.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
‘ EAST NORWALK. CONN.
[ESLIE BAIILE, Ian-gar.
M. 9‘")
”"VilMlllilVllilliYm
fly 51‘ on .
. l
'“00 an A1 OWE men
on on’a m
Sme- general or special debit . waitelul-
cu. sperm-tortuous. enilui . lmrflcwcy.
parcels. etc. Conrail hi i 1 orders.
mum! Ivy elm” or extension, qulthly [rh'ltflit$
Lost Manhood in old or young. 3min: vi or my
I'rltl‘lh when: formu wflkmq [may win . . t‘on
«aunt pull—tee. simple. tlicclufll. an! l~',ft|l?fml¢
J Con? in chn auo Tuoaouou.
I’M'l -r .r'r rum! 1-; imitation: “luv-i or
CATUN‘ti Vitullurs. Sent \ftlcrll‘ your time
“ml tier. out .w il. l‘rim II r pipe. 0 In: ‘5
with written guarantee 0 oomptete rim.
'"I'W'fl’ilivlll. v """t"‘i. run, 'lrd Iii-I iavnliilrniml
“dud It. \lv (i'lv M: and 25 on. for .1 our.
IN“ hr ilntr . Im: ti’yIv vol In r n. It yin"... N
CAYON .uo. C0 . BOSTON. IA...
Sold by Use. U. Balloon. Booth Nor
walk:
“on. new:
an iii an
The only rate. ours and
liable Female Pill ever
0 vrodto Lattice. Emile-
oially recommended to
married ladies. hair for
all. How'-
flllllflll PILLS
a'nd talte another. Brim roncmetvuut.
Prion “.00 per box. ti bow for 36.00.
I. m BIIIIIM N. m We.
ilold by all drugglatn.
Seattle
takes out lull, paint,
fer. pitch. green
and stains from
clothing and car-
prli quietly and
completely and ‘
.’£!L"J'”"9J‘ Illl‘
wilt» Ari-law- 1“,, m, a m
Nonnpipm mi odor. unlinked-Item
Not inilaniiuiiblo. umpire nailed. Iii.
I- I. IUT'I’DN. New name. 0t.
A. Dictation l Goa. In. Her-
nm a flea-diet. film.
Iold
walki
tuition roomy au.
and on Monday evening:
(thorohes Isolation or any Large Baild- “ ‘3
LIBERTY. '
You mat liberty to mate iatothia store
of ours. audio ramblernouadaadlnom
lunch as you . Neoda'tbuy.Wo
to have know what a alto-took
volitional-wallow. that when they
oodsomot iii wherein and
bong-la... ~ v... a"...
ll W I ‘ ,u , ll 3.
”mmwmins- , .
E. l.’ GORHAM.
to‘rtaaramum
lutlorwalk. -' . remnant
run
Cleveland!
18A
SUPERIOR smote
There It: but (the I '
CLEVELAND. s
It caste. '00
There are no other bicy-
eles that are superior to
The Westflold I
Fitted with Cleveland chains tires and
bearings. They sell for ‘75.
Imperial:
At. 8100, hill and $50. Other» from ‘25 up.
NORWALK PATTERN ll UFO. G0.
East to... of Washington Street Bridge
Trains Leave
int mac-rm mountain" 1".)
80m Noawux Fol Raw You
A.u.~tm.m.w.eu.oiam. ill. on.
NILDIJIIIJOII. ill”
P.It.—nnni.nt.'auim. us. mean.
retaliation».
A.l.—uu 03.1
as.
1. Nu You: rot flom llolwau.
A.a‘.:'lam.soaeoo.iatsato.oxtouiou
um. l mu.
P. .g'ommamaw. m. Ill. can. In
GMJCJWJNLDSO.
SUNDAYS.
.I.~ml.too.rao. P.m.l§.
d. ration-n lilo-nu rol "He'll.
A-gr-IIW.Ill..u7§1|&.uumuuu
un.’ lam-us. in.
r.’l.——uot. in. us. no. tat. on. no
so. to. it u. A“
D
A. I.-—tli to til. 1 n. I l“). P. [—1 it.
Dana-r i'iivnuouwimn 80. Nonwau.
A l—ut. was. 1'. ht.—-i metastases.
HUNDAYH.
A. 1429. .u —'i as.
uvn II-
a.l.—ioii.ria. ll io.—— . rental.
HUXDAYB.
A .M.-—I ll. 1’. I410.
“r. A.
F E R R l s
&CO.'S
PIG
PORK
AND
BACON l
CafeRoyaICofioe
None yet found as good by the
most particular people.
SOME
T§A
350 Left
Asparagus iipt. 25c eao.
Strawberry jammone liner. am‘ jar;
only a small lot left. no more to be
had thin season. Clam chowder.
etc can.
Sem’l. comstookJr.
N 1‘. m Strut.
ltiiliiierStaiiipsl
(if all’ltlnda. the dim; the Mr
Uliulililll alumna. "in. habitat titauip
titippllm. lirmu and Nielttd I‘lflflfl. liter»
oils. lite-vi Hiatnpu. Heal-i. Hwtioll lilo .
Ilnrnluu lirmuimdnnm‘ flotilla fillet:
l'erforiiion.lltioiiiol lotion» and titans.
Kent‘b’miaw out: lini‘lirtilll’i'i Tat/i133;
let not letter loo up is o
lotion 'Withniit \l’liler or’l'rm. hints
Attentfori'ntuoy‘s l'iitii: Lodger for
til-oil. liil'l Aeolian“. lira run it gate
«at l'snu. linu- Aittonmiio latter as»
learns. tounthtfl' with little. lip-alanin-
JOIII TIVOI. A'll'. ‘
P“ 0‘ M Waili‘l‘lhflw “
i“ “33%.. l!"
V, ‘0‘ lionlsllitrl‘nfim
n..u.i..unmnx.m.~$'ilk' 'M!l-m.:
iislel Smith hermit by it. _
m antiquarian the». unit
Them woe-st 15min!
. Magneto collate”.
moms grinder comma
its-y hum bonnie In great DII-y
tress ”the War iltrlehea blunt—I'M
flewspaper Statements of Spanish Cra-
olty "arm-ll by Consul-t lupin.
Washingtonfitay li.—-Prnidfltt lie-
Kinley will send a apeeial manage on
the Cuban question to congress next
Monday. It will not ban mutational
document, such as many rougressmen
are expecting. but will be startling in
its, disclosures as to the intense suffer-
ing of Americans and others in the is‘
a land. "It Will not outline any new policy
in regard to the question of recognizing
the independence of the inland or the
insurgents as belligerents. it will be
devoted solely to a statement of the
deplorable condition of affairn on the
island. the suffering of Americans. the
necessity forgiving them full preter-
ilon and will contain a recommendation
for an appropriation for their immedi-
ate relief.
The object of the message will be to
secure congressional assistance to meet
the existing emergency and to delay
more radical action by rougreaa until
the president has an opportunity to
formulate a definite pout-y in regard to
the treatment of the whole Cuban ques-
tion. He will ask for an appropriation
of about 850,000 for the purpose of send-
ing clothing. food and other supplies to
Americans who are officially reported
to he in a starving condition.
Tho president’s deolsinn is the direct
relult of the conference between Sena-
tors Davis. Lodge. Foraker and Mor~
Bun. a subcommittee of the committee
on foreign relations. with Secretary
Sherman. .
As a further result of this (-rmferenre.
the subcommittee has made a report to
the committee on foreign relations.
which. though not'mnde public, gia'es
rise to a good deal of exv‘ited comment
among senators and members.
[Institution Among American "width“.
The report. based upon forte pre-
sented by the l'nitetl Slates consuls. it
is said, brings out in strong relief the
diminution whivh exists not only among
the f‘ubans. but among the Amerinnns
and paciflcos now on the island. who
were driven from their farms and into
the towns by \i’eyler‘s orders and there-
by prevented from supporting them.
selves.
For sei'ernl days: past the subject
matter of this report has been under
illuvuaaiun quietly among a few of the
frloude of Cuba in congress, and they
haw lost flu opportunity of impressing
upon the president their t'onvivlion
that it is his duty as the oltlof me‘u-
tlt'e to delay no lung-1' in taking avtlt'e
steps to terminate the present ("o-mil.
lion of affairs in (Tuba.
These rept‘vaetilati.uni, howewr. have
not. been suilirit-nt to lmlum- hasty itc-
tinn. The president is moving steadily
and with all speed that safvty and
sound judgment warrant in lht,‘ willow
ilnn of fuels loiit'lilnl: lllv i-ouditions
that «exist upon tip- island today. To
this end Mr. f'alhoun in now in i'ulm
edition}: on another illll‘Pllllll. but also
rimmed with
rouliitlons that prevail. Whvn hc- has
reported to tho ['l’l‘fliilt'lll and tho litlit'l‘
has gathert-d \\ hat ho regards all a suf-
fiflont ston- nf infnrnmlinn based on
farm that rnnnul be linwlionu-l. hi- will
' be rmivly to ldkl‘ him» if or to siiiznusl
to ruingrons surli notion as thwar- fill'lli
will warrant. Mvunniillo llt' has unilrr
t-nrneel mneiclerntlon the limit mum:
of affording relief to Auteur-aim suffer-
ing no a ivtilili of tho v-onullllntm on
"it" lulftml.
The reports oxumltml by tho lili'lll-
born of tho uttiu-ommiit-u- mtr-i' I'Vt‘lilii
“lili‘ll iiau- on'urrml on Ilii‘ Mun-i Hillt‘i‘
Jun, l down to «only in tho present
month.
‘Vt"lt‘l’e (‘ainpalgn of narration.
in one of i‘nnsul thnvrul Inn-1i re-
ports it In Ullilt'rslmul that ho makes
niluaimu to elzllmiivntu .ilIl‘l: ii to have
bot-n mode by lit-llv-l’JI \\'.-ylu<r and
“‘hli"h llill‘f‘ 'f't'llllt‘lllly been rvairi-d to
in the "vitamin-rs that it was his do-
lilumitv poiiry in ninth- out Illv' i'ii-
bun population and in rc-inwplv ”iv is-
land with immigrants from Hpuin. “‘Illi
w-dllil lu- loyal to tho t'l'niiii.
tivto'rai \l'rylvr baa ri'iitti‘lt‘tl win-rill
proviiw-va of the behind on purified.
tirnvrul Lee iII‘i‘liil'l'ti tlmt IIlt'l't' is no
pat-liimiluu. 'l'llv Himmah nulliorilloii
with» in for a l-H'fillilili: iii-nunriailnn lit
the hand» of llt‘llt'l'ill Loo. They have
toll-in no lil'lllill. llI' any». looking in llw
iillr\liilliilt of Illi‘ rotidliion of tin- pm-
pb- \I‘Illl are rongri-nnlwi in lbw lownfl.
’l‘hvir appeal! go lllllli'i'lll'tl. lawn mml-
ll'llli' in unuhiuitmhlv for tho iil‘t'\i.'llllull
of :llmnao “Illl'll nilnvlt ”It'lll.
Wanton ill'lii Ilili't- iwvn !'UIIlllllIlMI by
Rpanlnit i'illtllt‘F)’ against Ailli't'li'illi rit-
lib-nit uliilli have llt‘i'll |lll' iiubjwi of
ruin-nirti t'ninpbtiiila “Ii llli' part of this
gorrrniurnt. ii in Mill! that although
«bun-hint foilllnr mm at band a truly of
Hpnniiili riii‘olry rtirumpml llf‘iil' t'oimi
it‘itiuo rill off Hit' lu|iti of droning motor
vane upon pinniniluuu ltnoun to be
owned and illii'l‘iili‘tl by Millions of the
l'llllt‘tl Hinton. ihun ul-mit'uyinu lilo i‘l‘ilil.
No li-llilvl‘ of t’lllili‘ nmu‘flru to how ur-
i'lllllliitltll'il lhl- upoiiation of private
property. A roltituu of Hltiilllilll trumps
violtml the aim-It farm of Mr. "'l‘illli‘llii'li
.l. i‘naonun. un Ann-rim" viliaeu. and
look llit'llll'f'fim iii liortwil and 2 mules.
'I‘Iio [il‘i'llll‘i'fll new by appointmoni
Mr. Edwin 'i'. Alltrmi of liouton. who
Iii lamrly intervals-d in i'iiintu eimnr
plantations. Mr. Mllyiin won in Wurli-
laptop on immoral litinlueua. whirh
brought him in mutant with item-tari-
Infill. on old friend. To further Mr.
Atiiyna' buniiimm tho mortal-y tmm
him to tho Willie Hotter iiiid prommlod
him to the pi'umidrni. ’l‘lir miter.
loarnlua that Mr. Allil’llii bad just in.
iurnml from ('ubn. “Will" in that wIlIt
lilii viuiloi‘ an in the «tale of “from up
they revealed iiuunwiwm to n inn-invite
man. and Mr. Mirro- [turn him a
faithful motive of Hi“ W‘Mifllillf' mildl-
tionn that prevailed in Havana and in
other poriloiil of the inland when he
left. ills atory was an Itilrrtililfiii that
tin» prenlilonl anmnmnwl Jillian flay.‘
amiiitani- "oratory of Mate. portion to
the White flotilla to hour it. Mr. tray,
had very little to any about the mili-
tary situation in i‘nba. and what in. out
utter in that ronmmtion «lid not indi»
onto any leaning on hill part inward
either that With or the internal
"lap-rt hushed iii mourns.“
M the loam led lion t news
“item . tut am, out.»
tho obsv-rmtiun of the.
ran no
. hi on Milli. not ill
the ruin 631!!!“me "m ‘ flit
diplomatic N” in its relations t coni-
m. but it was rune-ted that the
fact that the entire attention of the
senate rm- months to come would be en-
groued by the tariif bill might have
determined the frienda of the Cubans to
endeavor to aec'ure some sort or action
by oongreso before‘the tariff debate!
begin. '
it is not denied at the legation that
suffering exists in Cuba. but such suf.
"faring. lt wan said. in almoat alwa'ys in-
cident to war. it is contended that the
Bpanlah government halt done . allthatil
could with the means at hand to alle-
viate this diatreas. it was pointed out
that fipain has granted permission to
the Red Oman through Miss Barton
to extend its good oftloes ,to the deali-
tulr in, Palm and moreover will not
place any obstaoleii in the way of any
proper rharily in tile i'nited Staten
whioh has the same end in View. All
that in naked in that the food supplies
contributed for the relief of the, deali-
tute are not used to maintain the Cu-
ban innurret-tlonary forms in their re-
nistanooto tho Spaninh government.
couoaess m' ssssnou.
Tillman Want» to Investigate the Reported
Speculations In ting-r by lien-tors.
Washington. May li.»—»After a long
period of calm the senate was consid-
erably agitated ~~~~~ first by a discussion
of the senate sugar investigation and
then by a preliminary skirmish on the
tariff bill. The Alien resolution to
bring Elverton it. Chapman before the
bar of the senate was debated in some-
what monotonous style until Mr. Till-
man of south Carolina gave a present
interest to the sublet-t by referring to
the reports that senators within the
last Week had speeulated in sugar stock.
lie dw'lai'ed that tho senate had an-
other steneh on its h ds. and" that in—
stead of pursuing U apman it should
go after the Sugar trust grandeea, with
a \‘IP\\' to having them disclose the fuels
as to senators. After extended debate.
in width Messrs. Allen. Chandler.
White, tiray and ('hiltorf‘partieipated.
the resolution was referred without
division to the judiciary vommitit‘v.
Late in thv- day Mr. Aldrir-h. in r-hat‘ge
of the tariff bill. announm-oi that he
wuuld not Fall up the tariff bill no-xt
Tuesday as i'u‘utoniplitlell. but on the
following Thursday. “’llt'li :1 statement
\l‘utilll bi- made. the regular lit-latte to
lit-gin not later than Monday. liiny 24.
This was tin- sizmil for n tariff till-wus—
sion of our an hour, Messrs. Janos of
Arkansas, chandler and fiallingor of
New Hampshire. ”our of Mason-“hu-
setts. White of t‘nlii’orii‘ia. Al-lril-h of
lthutlo island and Lindsay of Help
luvlty purliz-ipatiiilz. it was .1 iron and
may lilacusnion, with considerable
pious-sunny and some immonulity. Mr.
Lindsay npnko- nt immo- lvuiztli i’f’llltils-
im: the Wool fi‘lllllrt‘ nl’ tho hill.
Thu Morgan t'ubnn resolution Went
owr until Monday nil rs-quost of Mr.
Morgan. The senate adjourned till
Monday.
The Indian: appropriation bill wait til» .
[NiSt'll of by the butter with tho who'll»
lion uf tlu- provision for opvnliit: lht'
l’tzih pilsnnllr' inn-ls, “hlih was post-
ponell until Monday. "The u'ulifvl‘rm'i-
l‘cpurt. whii'h rr'tnblzrzliws an Illillltil
n'urrhnuuo at Hmolm, ratiiivs the has"
of the Sena-rd oil lands and adds" om-
,iuliire- in tin- indinn hit:itnryi-uurts, nits
mloptmi by it wt» of {ii In 47. Nearly.
l\\‘-i hours \\l.’r',' «azimuth-ii in a [Ull'llir
“ternary squabbli- on Ilir‘ point i'zil5w‘
by Mr. “'hm-ivr of Alabama. tlizil thv
rub- for svlniuwkly semions was in
violation of tho i'Wll’lFIIIlliIiill. .\lr. Slmp‘
son of Kfllirlflfi again allude-ll lbw
filli‘ilkt‘i'. but was «lw-lurml Hill of order
by a putty V-‘vlw.
Italian: ('itnrgt-d “filth .‘nuillll.
I‘lb-zl. N. Y.. May it. 'i‘lirm- Italians
'texi- urrv-atvd hm» «harm ll with assault
in tin- liml yin-army. Hn lll!‘ night of
May -i Prank llnxlmivr “as shut and
“'«lllllfli‘ll In tho Villiltzl' of Ill-lklliivi‘.
ii “on lismmsml tltnt his assailants
er't' llnlltitlu “'lin \iv-rki-Il on tho i'.’tl|ll.
but it “(is wry «ltllirull in oblzilu any
view, A l'n-n‘ t'II'i‘llllNlfllli Hi ul-i'i- [litll‘h-
o-i tum-lint by Him llv'It‘I‘lIVI‘fl. and
lIll‘I'r' iuvn \wrv arrested. inadvertent»
1; our of tho llllllllIv-l’ bvlruyi-ul llli‘ flirt
Iliut i‘ulntn. our of fit». trio, watt tin» mit-
nho llrmi tln- four l-Ii'ili'l :ii lhlxlillll'l
too of “Illl'll «:iiiswl wounds. The priu
oturu how inmii l'i-lll'tVi'tl in lI--iltinu~r.
The Norwich I'oison t‘nso.
an’wll'll, i,‘nlili.. May il.»»('.u-nnol
lirowii llll‘l rrrvln-ui a mmmuulrutlull
from Stair Fin-mist iiiullli in mniiwilon
tillli tho t‘tlsv of I'Iiu-nwzvi‘ Mini-oi. \ll‘
t'liiilfl ml‘izltllr‘ of whom- bully I’rufo-osui
Hililtlt has low" vxulninlliu. with u vivw
lo um-wlidliiiiu.’ if ilimullolv lbw i-niim- of
filiulvu' Hlllll‘i'll ililllll on l-lriiurdiiy liwl.
'l‘lw t‘iil‘uilt‘i‘ i‘vfiimot lo Ilim'loiw the
a'hiil‘nl‘lrl' of iliv ountniiinb-alion, but it
in ulmml on birth authority that llli‘
i‘lli‘illl‘il Jimmy-rial trove-i of poles-Muir.
l‘ui‘iino'i‘ llron ii lift! lnwn rluavlml \iith
illitti- Attornri' lawn“. and liitvroaiing
dwvloi-iiwnta urn l'Xlit'i‘ll'tl.
'l'errlilr ltolii-r lupin-inn.
Louisville. May it. A rllupulvh from
'I‘liuloili'lllo. Ky. any»: A mmmilllmil-
.nr i-xiilmli'il i-n Ilinn-Il l'l\i-t'. Huh‘l‘lll
illlll‘l‘ l'l‘nlii livi'v. Itlilliii: l‘hl l'tillt‘l‘iiim
and limit iii-«luvs. \Hillt‘. nnd Iwn out.
orml nwn ultom- lllllill'it mulul not be
io-nruml. Tlll‘i't‘ other "it'll ware It‘I'I'I'
bly nmnulml and will div. ”no man
wait Mm." to pli'i‘i‘n mul thi- fruit-
nunta twain-red l'nr till” yard». The
mill was it «until portiiblov affair and
haul lino Iontimi uli tlw “ruin it in
mild lliv Wltlt'l‘ nu» run Into the Itillll'l’
\l’IllIf' the boiler not too hot.
HIM ”luster.
Phil't‘lii'o. Alit.. May II.» TItl' Illiplt- M
the Whitney i'l'rnn.) ore infill-s. about
:lfi tiilli'a i‘i‘otll hero. full. Iilllllilt mwoii
"wit and badly wounding auroral nth.
ere. i'oniiuunirniinn with Military in
out off. and full pariil-ulura manual “I
had. Physicians lum- loft hero for the
Home of the diuuaior.
M. . w . ,-........~..—.
Wealthy farmer's halt-lite.
Ulean. N. ii. May I‘lwlh’fljullllil "in.
man. a well to do farmer of limit-lain.
rmnmillrd suit-bio oi hilt home in that
viiiaau. Ir- shol liimiwii ibroiuth the
temple. ll wan a brother or iii. ii. Iiin.
than. provident of the Iirmdtii ”womb-
llyo worliit of liuliltli‘lt. N. Y.
.Illfll‘l' lewd limiten.
Atlanta. May it. ~i'im halter at n.
lumbar. it. broke the worldly» m-urti or
one mile on an Indoor trarit at ihet‘uii-
mm. iMfl'IllK the distanw in a trial
but in tilii M. The provision record
was It“ 14 14 p
' ‘l
war”
W
hour nutrition tit”
acene of hontiiltien alive“
Turkey is determined to .
iron before cementing to;
and that Greece inconyi . "
pontdbllity of holding on
serious attack which
preparing to deliver. ‘ ”l"
kos and to fall back upon‘.
tier.
ried out today.
been carried out. and thin
be opened for peace n
overmuoh to the demtndul
The war has had quitoe‘uit‘ ' ‘
effect in revealing an
vitality in the sultan’a do '
is in no way to the humor .
that it was his original ‘
influence of Europe bani
general blaze in the Band)". ,
it is therefore advisablefilll.
cept reasonable term». 1‘“
Turkish official:
price upon the moral support‘tw
tended to us during the ‘ .. »
bios. but the demands new road ‘
us are no exorbitant that their all»
eeptanoe would be tantamoun l‘o‘fl-‘f
signing our title as a free option.” ‘ "
patches rot-t-ired here. the Gréeltfortie.
are besieging Nicopolls and ”GYM.
at 1 o't-look this morning sayé tho
have had an engagement with
have been killed or wounded. The
1‘:
small column that is still opposing
Ottoman Amdutyllt
Again righting in
II: Prove-e.
London. liar 14.va
«it
It has been derided to
This plan will pro
The powers are in‘no.. .
the other powers. ‘ ."3‘
Hence the sultan will be
which led to the war: '0!!!
Turkish military preparatllilhi. 7 "
in no way abated by the ill g '
gotiatiomi, may Willi!
by the following statement.
"The Russians are puttiiit'"
Greek. AIM Prov... ’ ‘ ,
Athens. May ii.—-—Accordinx ‘ to dill-
A dispatoh received hem froln'
Greek troops under Colonel Bum
around the town of imaret. ‘
have ri'lI‘t'flli'll. with the exception ’7
the (in-alt advance. Colonel Gilli .
nopnuios has advant‘ed and A ' _‘
Filippiadu. lie expects to capture lite
iron bridge over the Loom I
Would render the capture of Prev
possible. ’ '
Nucdnniann In lie-volt Against W.
London. May M.—A dispatch to The
Daily t'hronlt'lc from Allie say! “it: "
(irooks who arrived there from Bimini
rcpt-rt a Mavellonlan rising In the till-
trirt between Selfd'ae and 'Kodlailll
while The Times. an Athens evening
paper, stall-9 that there has been 6' fl.-
inc in central Maoedonia; that 4.01”“-
summits hilV" t-aptui'ed the pain (drill!
in); a part of the principal line: of dollh-
llltillli‘flli'ln of tho- ’I‘urkiah army; mt
they are advancing toward‘l‘tiw
and are preparing to unite forces with
lht‘ bands under iiuvell. Zermu [lid
othvi‘ Mut't'ilunlafl chiefs. "
Turin-y iitill lit-lays [In Amway
t‘onsmntintu-lo, May lip—The for-.
eign vmbunewiors hold another confer-
vnrr. after whit-h llama (la Calico. ill.
Austin-Hungurian r-mbanaador. cam
upon ’i‘vwiik l’uiilia. the ’I'ltrltlall minll- '
tor of flrl't‘lltll affairs. and renewed the
[trulmt-liil of an armlrtiee which WI!
fornwrly presented. Thr- opinion lit gen-
eral in Turkish i'II‘I'Ii’l that until the
nm-upulion of Ilomokos, which it! mo-
mvutariiy'expected, the porte ('atinot
grant an :ll'lillrlilf’c. .
Pro-parathion For More I-‘lglitlng.
London. hilly l-i.—~«'l‘lio Athena com-
spondent of The Daily Mall 333'! that
lllu now-rnuwm t-ontlnuea to send men
to thi- front and is purl-basing “)1. ~
quantities of our material.
iirvolts lilo-dude Gulf of “tilt. e
Ailirns. May it. «The got-ornmentliu
pmiaimml the gulf of Villa blocltadod.
It in mulling large, ill‘ill'l'fi for home ”If!
munitions of war to various European
l'lllt'll.
A. I'. A. "tilt-ore Idiom
Worthington. May llm'l'he warm
rouuwli of llii' Auiurican Protective nuc-
ililf'lilllllli no» t-lwted the following rife
flu-re: l‘snr lln- running your: l’midem,‘
John \\'. lil'liolsi of Allan“: VIM [two
drill, it. .l. fiiii'klt'. l‘anton. 0.; onerous
ry or state. “any L‘. i-lawyer. Pennsyl- ,,
\‘ltiilt’ll u lliipliilll. W. H. Gollwtild. D. D,
“'usliiuutun; aupré-me secretary. Wil-
liam .l. i‘ulmet'. Colorado; sum
It‘ldrflll‘i‘t‘. i‘. J. Illut'ltllml'i. “drill”;
,tmn'rnu- :arraonnbutvi‘irml. C. I. 7"-
IM‘. Iiuih. Mo: supremo guard. I. '1’.
Llnvlu. Hprilmiivld. bias»; supreme up.
illn-l. ii. M. i'hninborii. Maryland: Im- .
mm. 1‘. ll. liltughwaui. T. N. hallo “I
J. H. Nivlteou.
lios'i Lille our ‘larll‘. ..
Vienna. hilly Hw-Al I. Inf]. ‘ '.
now of Auulriun inanufactlinfl . “
Iii-r.~ it was resolved to «lull hm
anrri-imwnt to endeavor to '
Illli‘f’lliilluflill agreement! with
powers will] It View of " ., .
tneeilna lhl- rommon illtlllf‘e'wa‘j‘
rapt-nu oronutny arising twin tho '
Illlililw‘ tat-ill policy of the (if
i-lluiea."
“it
Gould Mime! I’ll! 0W.
l'lii'ls.)ltiyli.~ 'l‘lie tlaiiloll new
that i‘ouni i'usiollano it“ writ
Ii‘lli'I' to liuroti Morita" inform
that the doublet»! him denim
nry of hi'i' mother. to devote _
i'ritm-e to the nor: hone of a slit ,
rimilon of a liulldlnit in h. M'
loud» or ohariiabie partition.
Pinon Mitt m
London. Mitti MWA ill-Mill
Daily Mail from liotnbliv m. Im
bubonic piano in mailing ‘ .
“no in the illita-hiniintlvi dim
mm» have been am in ‘
night. "all the initial-lion“
In. l'milnti trill Wit till .
Naahi‘llla. blur ”v“ I’m
Thomas of the Woman"
sumo-or. tutu ”MIN
I’mlflllit William .
i
that I” “Mild villi III! . : .
Hum 01ml. M. Q
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