poasible.
for Military Duty as Early
‘ ' ”Possible.
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PREVAILS on The lSLAND
AII Political Parties and to be The not than Ever and Are Ral-
l1liig Around the Govern-est and tile Flag, while the Newspa-
pers Are Printing Patriotic Articles—Spanish Sheep ilerders
Leaving the ”other Country is Avail liilitary Duty.
Paris, April iii—A despateh from Cetts, department
of Herault, to the Petit Journal. says all able-bodied
Spaniards have been ordered to return to Spain as early
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\RALLYIKG AROUND THE FLAG.
Madrid, April 16, 8 a.In.-Anoilieial deapatch from
Havana says: “Perfect trailiiuility prevails on the ini—
and. All political parties
are more united than ever,
and are rallying around the government and ting. The
V
newspapers are printing patriotic articles."
RECEIVED HARCilllit‘r ORDERS.
Cincinnati, 0., April Iii—~00]. M. A. Cochran, coin-
inanding the Sixth Infantryat Fort Thomas, has just
received marching orders.
I The troops will leave for
Tampa, Fla, as soon as transportation can be arranged.
» Worm arm irArcnIAI.
Liverpool, April 16.~—-"l'he White Star line ateanier
Bovie which sailed for New York last night, had on
board a large consignment of Lee-Metford rifles, ten
Maxim guns, fifty Krupp quick-tiring guns and two hun-
dred tons of ammunition.
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SEW YORK SAILS FRO” SOUTHAMPTON.
Southampton, April iii.
w'l'he American line steam-
er New York, chartered by the United States govern-
ment, leaves this port in llflllflflt’flt'3 o'clock this after-
noon for New York.
Her regular commander is Cap-
tain Paaaow. . The steamer has been here since March 31
___,_,_...._,._ MM...
aoxrvm 1' m cabins.
Preparing for tho Arrival of the line
We! the Array.
New Oriana. April le—«lirrm activ-
ity prevails in the military circles of
New Orleans in preparation for the ar-
rival of nine regiment» ot the i'niteil
States armynvhich harelieen ordered to
concentrate in this city. The race track
has been ofleroil an a camp ground for
the ante militia and will in all proba~
billiy become the central point in case
of general muster.
All the United State» troops now on-
Mr orders to m to New (Means will
' bl here by Wednesday. and will be
about 5.000 strong. '
T0 WADE MILITARY DUTY.
New York. April ill.~«’l'be Millim-
Alorlelip llse MM! iii-pasta. from
Barre. which arrived have today.
m» u plunge passengers as
m m m in... no mil.
to avoid military duty and try their
fortunes sarong the theep ranches or
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par nocii iiivpirrIoAnon,
initiates. April tar—Wu.
lira Ball. of m Island liar lairov
distinct a bill Wang the speaker
downturn cam A onion
m fig“. Apt] Ida-4'50 assure
wan-no III as moans.
Resolutions 1W calling for
correspondence on the W.
Washington. April iii-«licoruoniw
live lloiiielio. chairman of the "an
committee on naval attain. has intro-
duced a resolution inquiring of the
president if the document printed by
the iienate forming the report of the
Maine inquiry report minim all the
evidence embraced in the report of the
court. now on file in the navy depart-
ml. J
Mammoth} Joan. of Virginia. has
introduced a restitution calling on the
president for novice of all the norm
pondcnce between the stain department
and the "oiled heater consul general
at llavaas. rim lay l. ilfl. and up to
the present time, together with copies
of any reports made and Illicuwseata
iron-milieu by General line during that
”Altitm' stimuli Dmiduil.
Wall street. New York. lazip a. ll.”
The market. shorted dwells-s all around
on the warlike civil-ink. the gram
leading in the railroad list. tit. Pun
loss extended tot bit. tobacco dorm
ed sit: “Milan and Permian this
were step down over a point.
WAmll‘I PM uranium
lslandotli. MW“ Wm
Aprlllewamioeamaibimtlst
aummmm
southward. Theymssldtekegitag
mommies.
mm 1” “I! CHANm
m ”iv-“A «re-wt
m
summit-ramming
“U“
A. um Barry Gibson was
elected pastels: Oscar lamina. lieuten-
ant; Howard Tilly. Wet. They have
as members: Richard.
slur. Trad ll. Benedict. Harry
Holman. Arthur Alp-worth. llsrry
Deitb. Dr. W. 3. Bean. Dr. B. c. it»
per, Fletcher Van Honour. James 0'-
lisrs. Dave Bills. W. A: M.
William 8. Smith. 3. 0. Parhsr.‘ Harry
S. Roberts. Alfred Untbitl. Clinton cit-
biil, Albert II. Heydrlck. ll. 8. Robert-
son. 8. B. Treadwoii. Jr.. William
C.Becher.stidl'ineh. E. 1.8M,
Dr. A. N. Clark. A. Aldrioh, Dr. C. I".
Boritweil, Victor W. Ferris, Alva Am-
bler. Will Weed, Arthur D. Ferris, Wilv
lie and Victor Seneca. Fred w. Ragnar
'l‘bey propane to have runs to Stamford.
Danbury and Brim visiting
wit-elm at the Young lion’s Chris-
tian napoiattm friendly race masts.
enjoyable reunions. etc. The nail
reading room at the association build-
The executive maimed has decid-
ed for this swmmertohavebot baths
my; Wednesdays. Fridays and
Saturday:
The button contest has resulted in a
victory for the Blues, they having 80
pointssgstbstBSpolntsfortheltods.
The date at the turkey supper will be
announced later. It has been post-
poned owing to the benefit that is to
he tendered John H. Jackson on “the
22d tust., at the Norwatk Opera lirmse.
The execuuve committee of the asso-
ciation and oi the ladles’ auxtlhry want
to tender their thanks to the Snowball
troupe that gave so enjoyable a per-
lormance Friday night. The associa-
tion will not a neat sum as a result of
the benefit.
Did.” 0' l. O. m.
Maputo Ended his art. at It. Vin
cantls m law York.
Henry G. 'i'rowbrirke. brother of Wa-
Ier Commissioner Charles 8. Truly-
bridge. of South Norwalli, died this
morning at St. Vinaut's hospltdl. New
York.
Air. Trowbridgc. who has been spend—
Timmy-tweaks with bixbrutberis
Booth Norwalh. went to the inlay-
otte hotel. New York. two weeksago
to take Turkish batbii for the cure of
rheumatism, with which he had aut-
tered for some time. Last Thursday be
contracted a severe cold. and that night
the physician stated that he had an at-
tack of pneumonia. lie was sent to the
hoapltai where he could receive tare-
lul attention. His brother and (It-Inge
ii. 'i'rowbridgc had been to the city to
m him, and at last reporta be way get—
ting along nicely; hence the telegram
received this morning announcing his
death caused a about to his relatives
and a large circle of friend».
Mr. Trowllridge was born in Wood-
iinry, Conn. abimt 55 years ago. lie
had spent much of hip life to («reign
mmries. where he was engaged in
drilling artestsn wells. He returned
last winter from Dan Domingo, West
' indies. where be had been for several
month». and was making arnpgrmenu
to go to that country again in Bay to
work on another large crmtract. Mr.
I‘rowbridgr wall a mutter oi a New
York lodge of Mums. and hall a twat
of friends wherever he went.
Amngmema for the funeral have
not been tuliy «motored. but ii is pint»
able that the body will be brought to
iiouth Norwaik. and nervim held lion-
day night from his brother’ii restriction.
in South ltain sinvet. The burial will
be in llrithcwater.
The debate upon the Cuban question
at the Ipwmth Imus Itl'ill in the
Norwalk Italhudist parsonage, last
night. resulted in so dentition. as both
riders were about evenly mam. The
atllrmaiive was taken by ltelstia iiene
diet. Fletcher Vail Humour and liter
lladle iluli. while the Wire aide wan
ably handled by liberties i”. Tristrawi.
Victor titties-ii. and In. F. ii. loop.
Patriotic songs were sang. and hair;
adoptions by Ilsa Pam lion were
(WI! natured. The and». Toni-
lag Tonight. by it. it. m.
bunifaliy rendered. ltefreshmta
trim manhood aa «Mable lime in
reported by those meat.
Alum) '08 tiltiltlllAl. ”8le
m, Pa. April is-oiur. r. it.
Mi.dmm.muiu
momma-momma
llirw‘rork mmullngwtblr
yesterday m on s
“pummel. llowasbsld
bumwuummm
Hmmtswnm.
' curricular ‘l’lli wAvv rAiio.
ilew’t’uv'k. April "who ballad
ammo-«monitor»
W‘WIDVM
W“ .
ing will be given up to the wheeimciii‘
in H0. ”.0 75. ”I.
all Silver at the it
"veryiittlosbnuttbe
Katalhnd for two
i . lchtiaieheepeutiii
isllhgstnriindlerstarredtothotlu-
WMMwaelun—nommitwin
annual-”o. He referred to the
students at Yale in a complimentary
msansr.‘ This “was in strong contrast
“will “nonunion-toads
1mm Ito-i the atndents at
Yale. The” however,a appar—
ently paid no tendon to Mr Bryan's
presence in stew Haven.
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maul m.
deli-wines 7 Highly Gratin-d
mm “flips.
Old Point Comfort. Va. April it.—
thtii the Mill Brooklyn)—-Tlie
arias sum the departure of
which caused so much excitement on
Wednesday. returned to anchorage at
Fort lonros. utter having completed
two days and two nights at arduous la-
bor. with too to its command-
ing plea. Sohley ex-
pressed bit-sol! as very much pica-ail
with the work at the captains of the
vowels. The laneouvers of the boats
and the work of the crown at the guns
were both highly pleasing. lie called
particular attention to the rapidity
with which the “call to arms" was re-
sponded to.
munch Ill imn
m. April 15—43er is but one
question balm the public in landed.
war or peace. and everybody ill-cm
it more or laws intelligently. yet at»
ways lrioudiy disposed toward the Un-
ited Sula.
Qua-Ii Viedoria. it is Wood. has
Won-p wows-labs course
of the crisis. enact-l service telegrams
have apprised her of every turn of the
diplomatic campaign, between the ar-
rival of the London papers on one day
and those at the day...“liowtng. Her
majesty baa consulted he marquis of
Salisbury as to the possibility oi new
tag war. and. it is announced here.
"when the secret pagan of our forekn
odice are made public. it will be found
that her majority's per-opal mediation
reached both the queen regent of Spain
and President McKinley."
COAL Will MNI'ANZAR.
Philadelphia. April id.-Tbc Britten
steamer Willow-lone sailed for ('nha to-
day with 3.500 tonii o! coal for tile Bla-
tanm Railroad company. Regarding
the possibility of the coal being cap-
tured in the event of war. an atheist
of the company said that inaemuch
as the coal was being conveyed in a
liritiah vessel and the trend is oper—
ated by lingllnhm he tlwugbi It
would be perfectly
bits "itldi‘MlD in NEW YORK.
Wail lngton. April ldw—Archbhhop
Ire-land ion last night on the midnight
train for New York. mounted by
Prof. Pace, of the Catholic university.
Mgr. Ireland will have moral router
mew with men in New fork who ari-
ln touch with admin. but he- ts convirv
ml that any further edorts to induce
the United States to putpone mind
would be. in vain.
Ilia’ittlLAitli iN NWK.
Newtowu. Conn. April l8.——-'I'he gen-
mi store of Dayton Bimbo. is New
Preston was entered by llnrglarw taut
night and a email amount of plunder
second A small amount of money
was taken from the cash register and
moral pious oi Mary in addition to
a revolver were when. The unstable
in paid to have a cine “looking for
the ween.
mama. 8 murmur DEAD
Prospect. Win. April lea-m. .lobw
ix lager-oil. a brother or Robert ti.
lager-lib. the noted orator. is dead at
bialioleiiitbliiml‘rrwa heart rm
lwgnraull war a
staunch ltepabiieaa and a great towi-
pwraare animate.
m. m M'IANB DIM).
In.“ Aptll "MA m
in Defense oi
Washington, April iii.-'l'he brilliant
oratory and exciting scenes at yester’
day in the Senate added to the public
interest in today's proceedings. The
additional fact that the Senate last
night determined to take a vote‘ today
upon the pending resolution lent an
added interest to the Senate primed-
ings. This was the fourth day of the
debate upon the war resolutions. Thus
far the only radical (inferences of
opinion cxpreased are upon the advis-
abiiiiyfi‘of the recognition by the United
States of the independence of the Cuba
republic. All senators approve union.
the only dillerence being an to the
methods to be employed. the general
desire being to place the United States
in a thronble position before the peo-
ple of thin mntry as well at before the
civillned nations of the world.
in acmrdauce with the agreement
reached last night. the Senate convert.
ed promptly at 10 o'clock and after the
transaction of some routine buaim
the resolution oi the foreign relations
oomrnlttae was laid More the Senate.
l'ew senators were on the door at
the time, and Air. Teller Iiiiggeateii the
lack of a quorum, saying it was due
to senator: who were to «peak that a
quorum be mascot.
Alter nhvmt fifteen minutes a quorum
”unveil.
Air. Cannon ii'tnbi m then recog-
niml and spoke in favor of immediate
decisive action and for the recognition
of the Cuban republic.
Ir. Allen. of Nebraiilui. relmivl to
the call of the ropreaeutattvea of the
six powers on the president. and de-
clared that no similar arm had ever
before been witnessed in this country.
He said he wanted to register hiii pro-
test against the representatives of the
ail-called powers of Europa entering the
White Hot-o ind telling the «pantry
what it ahaii do. "lcannol usdmtand
why the prairie-pt did not inform them
that this country would not tolerate
any intorfercmw. Yet. here hi the first
atop toward the breaking down oi the
Monroe Written and the destruction of
the nations."
Ilr. iinmwr. oi Michigan. supported
the position assumed in this eriala by
the president. and argued against the
recognition at the republic at Cuba.
motor “tier. of Colorado. ban is»
troduosd a substitute for the pending
Cuban reputation. it remgnius the
nosblieothbaastheimaadlaw»
fill principal or that island. pro
vides tor immediate armed intern»
flow it Spain down not withdraw from
the inland and expressly diseIal-s say
iltewtlawofeowqwratnwthourtwf
the United flutes.
ltr. Plait. oi Connecticut. devoted
hallawbsiirtaaatrsagaailelnoasat
ram-thiamhrmsada
defeaaeolibeprspidswt.
11mm Ill“.
We W abowt their III-yeti being
tired. nestling the retina or suing pore
iicaolikecyeieiaiignen. puma
not the vase. an the retina hardly em
Ml tired. The Ink" la in the that
MR. TELLER INTRO l
SUBSTITUTE RESI U'l‘lON.
lt Recognizes the Republic of Cuba as the True and lawful (lovem-
went at the island; Provides for immediate Armed lsterventios,
and Disclaims any intention ol Conquest by the United States—
Senator Allen Refers Yigornusly to interference of the Powers.
SENATOR PLATT .,
Horns FOR PEA
lie Devotee Half an flour in the Sc
day to a Strong and Bloom,
the
the eyee or gazing at far distant ob»
icon; The usual indication of strain
is a redncaw of the rim of the eyelid.
betolieniog a congestive state of the
inner surface. accompanied by some
pain. Sometimes this wearlneas ludi-
catea the need of glasses rightly adapt~
ed to the person. and in other cases the
true remedy iii to massage the eye and
its surroundings as for as may be with
the hand wet in cold water.——Pbiladel-
phin imiger.
MAN IN A MILIJNBRY SCHOOL.
The country is to‘havo at least ouei
male artist in feminine heathen. Any
one who does not believe itbas only
to ask the mother of a Brooklyn young
man, whohaii had three newborn-
ncta this winter and all the handiwork
of her son. They are pretty Manta.
too. Showouldaotwaartbeiatlthey
were not. The headquarters of the
young artist in bat: is just at present
Pratt's institute. Any one who vist-
the evening military ala— will be il-
tcrested to pee. arm. at all. a iii-bar 1
girls. each of whom b Who
shape a skeleton of I i“. villi ml-
ually taken to itaei! a m I none.
kind of stul. which the apart knows
to be canton flannel. That is the Ma
terial the millinary experimenter uses
lulteuotvelvst. Butbythisttmetho
visitorbasdiseovereiitbntibueisa
yonugiaanintharoom. “clawing
a hat with all the capo-lag interest
that to to be seen in the young women.
And America may have a first class
man milliner. They have never had
men ntmhnits in this line of work be-
iorn in the Pratt institute. though they
have had applications. The pmmt
pupil in tailing evening lea-one. and
cornea twice a week. and has now tali-
en thirty or more. beginning at the A B
t‘, at millincry work.-l’blladciphia
Times.
Tho weight of opinion ta in favor of
a underpin amount at good. pure can-
dy eaten by children with or soon after
their loud. and that it is not only not
in the least detrimental. but is posi-
tively iii-noticial. it in the cheap swords
manufactured out of tniurimn com-
Militia that have drawn upon the prac-
tice the tritium of medical men. Pure
swoon rimtrihuie valuable tone to the
human sywteni. and need not he feared.
A Chicago phylum” claims that ops
can scarcely eat too much pure chimi-
laie. Now. it lllll authority would
only go a little further. and tell us how
we are to ltnnw the pure from the inn
pure. a great burden would be lined
from many iiiotiiera. who are Minimal
in do right sad yet are equally nation
to cobtrttwrie to their autumn happi-
wen.«-l’biladetpliin W
multikln New York. April
)5. till. iisnry 0. Wildfire. and
littyvsevm yearn. Funeral Monday.
at 7:46 p. we, at the reaidenoe or i'.
ll. Trowbrlibr. 72 llowtb this street.
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with-Pair at m in a email
Mensa. Rewardwlll pap-litter
theirrotmtsfllium.flar'
with. sliflt
REMOVIL‘
8. Jainhga, 43 West
WWII] of 14
WANTED—A willing,
cook and laundrsas. , ” ‘
Weed. 66 Wall M _
WANTED-Silmtion u i: ,
no washing. Write or all
Main meet Namath.“
1'0 LET.
'ro LET—Second door.
roams, pantry. bath
clothes press. A large
fruit on place, rent 81!
street. meal] in ~
10 LET—Five rooms, all ,
movements. rune, tubs '
corner of Harvey m
place. Apply to M
tborpe 33 Riverside 3m
Nbrwaiir. ‘
m RENT—Hum No. 41 m. "
consisting ct eleven roan.
for one or two famlllu. -
Patrick McMahon, 31 Coir
'ro bET—Bix rooms. Ill-tn Bull
suitable for ofllces; Int
rooma. No to Union strut;
12 rooms, with improve-fits, ,
9 Arch rtrect rent ti: :3. AW
ward.
'ro RENT-No. Ii minus
All modern improvements
to Alfred E. Austin.
10 LET—Four m
Fort Point street. Boas
oratoii. Five m
born avenue. mm' .1
family. inquire 19 m w '
T0 rim-mouse on
Stuart avenue. with six .
ly Muted. water and id!”
garden. with or without W
minutes walk to florist: or w
NorwaIir. Terms m .
to William Halal”. N0. 7
avenue. Norwalk.
T0 LET—Lower floor of at: m‘
Orchard street. All laden
movements. bath ton.
pace, etc. lino-s m
ted. 'i'wo minute! with I".
avenue trolley. Vary my
to family without small A
inquire at No. C W ‘-
'|'0 LIT—Tits
able for M. W "I. W”
manufacturing. Rut - ‘
inquire of i'. It. Quinlan, w
street. Norwalk. or 7. ll. '
6 Washington street. “I
waiit. .
1’0 LIN—lion“ No. l W!
urea rooms. rent. .12; W
landlll'l‘ollowm“
room oaeino; Mam ‘
launch“; how-s.” “
isanlre at flavor mortal.
mar—mow“:
abattstrsst. Waterman" .
section. Posse-slant“
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