‘ “Belinda“ n d’. . f at ' it link“. ._ k , D. 0.. Jilly 20—Acoordinl vmht by the Empress of #0- llluil Km the chief new: but is that lanlla in read! than». Not that tho art'lthahop him ‘ leacral ,are going to vol- ’ ' lfltulate before they are com— ‘ do u an. but that the backbone wanna is unquestionably broken “M ir‘real Ihew of force and in- ,ioili‘aatbard. the town the Span- , wtll'fiul down the spanish flair. m lone to this enact are received Mama: eourcea. he oormpontlent oi the Hon: Rom: ”w. Vl’itiu tinder date of June 23. In” all! subject of discussion in m “Game. and the Alllt‘i'it'1'l “all the matinee there of so many [M mall-war and no traimpm-t cream vessel in port. ’ til" ill-t Interviewed a leading En- M here on the sublet-t. lie un- Wally-informed me that all for- Wll labile. all well as Spaniards. "It‘ll It at a remarkable dclnonnlra ' M . PI all lure." be continued. "that the Will have received encouragement M Inch I naval display. A Spaniard W told me that the coming oi .t lane German squadron was construed by bill and leading allaniah unit-era to a direct act oi friendly interest and warning towards the Yankees that they eonld not to to far. Now. wh~n n Ina-lard oi influence as this man war will talk Ilhe that. I think it in high time to aaoertain what the German.- Ilflll by appearing here in such form- “I an iamillar.“ my informant con. tinned.“ with all the German lntcrestr la Manila and my relations with tin 0...! are very agreeable. and I an: punitive that one German crnhwr would the hilly able to protect them to every extent they required." Further details of the great fight oi In! 1. filter through some hllh one» tale of Manila an lime paaaeit. it now hm". according to authentic iuior nation In the hands of t‘ouanl Willi— am that out of till then on the Reina Chriltlna'. liili nlclt Wt‘l‘t‘ killed. only in having left the altip. An othtct who wait aboard and now in prison, tell! me that one could not step a foot in tiny direction on her decks without cumin In contact with lllt't‘t'fi oi tlcah or dead bullion. Such w.t.~ the power oi the American [our and illl' skill of American gunners. Ianlla papers t'tllllllllli‘ to publish ‘r ”nations illill‘li‘tt about the American» and do not health!» to employ lllt‘ lullel contemptuous i‘pllllt'la. all of which are whettlua the ilppt'lilt-lt oi the Ann it orlcana to llt‘l eta-u utih them for illl‘ called-for lllelllln. More et-Irtit't-a oi outta me reported trout llonl Koo. lt lll lilllillt‘l‘lt‘il that the tli'llln and ammunition Wore to be whipped today to the Philippine lusortienla. 'l'bc rolaurc t‘tlllfihh‘ of half a million roundit oi Manner ammunition. 2M } broarh loading biattwr rllien and il'.' lllliule loadlna lintleld rltlatt. l‘ltflillts'r .\ l-‘uttl ‘i‘tl .\.'ll‘l‘3'I‘l‘t‘l\' A larlt' tick-nation colupoml of NIH“: here at the dliiercut loduca oi Klilllllr oi l'ythbot in Iitiditt-imrt. mm to Wfltptlrt bull Mill“ in |lil,\‘ a fraternal whit to Aailetlit'lt lodtic. 'l‘hc llll'l\ chartered lhrve trolley rat: and tit-tit over In aood ultltpc with red lire. Ito III handler and all the trimming: Ill-it .0 in limbo it celebration at lltbt lilll’ I elit‘comt. A team coittpotwd oi luetn here at .lutieplt Ilowdall. l‘. 'l‘ llarmnn. M City and hIIllhra haul-n. illtllllill'il w W "filter: at Ili'ltflt-poti «outputs ll. .- K. 0' l‘.. t‘llilll'l‘l’t‘tl lllt‘ lllll‘ti l'ulii. ll 0 Very inipretndvc manner on a coil Milt. Mier tin tiittulboit- wurl. (lined l‘iolate l-‘. ii. t‘otict. in iwltoll d the flritlaeport halal-u. mmobd to WI lodge a lllllitllllllll‘ \mtrban “ Mill atlil ulid ttiaiiiiuvti aw www.mm......ww~ «mm mitt” mil lliiii'itv'a awolin. ill! Annotated ma "Within. Jilly ii“ The navy tb Mimi William-a in l't‘t‘i‘Wi‘ l'lltlltll‘ltli m M the Word to be ili‘t'nt'llll‘il t0 Milii‘iil that) undtzt act oi i‘oit I'M. 0” of them- whlih came to An hm” MM!” Alli-ll Iiitllli’ In it ltd» W d n urinal «word, with tin llllt “t CM “iii brilliant ntoilea I‘I‘|llt‘ “ti“ dilflilfltla Mid Hittite 'liit til I.“ M" with llitt liltiilv biiilltitiia . i ”will! lliltli "Mill «Within itiltit Milt tutu. iN «My (.1 Anaheim-d l'retltti m H”. inwu hill “to .\ anal and rain Item word out lit- iion. ‘mu «term at a rrltltiiv at :r. m M Milli ’l'i‘l'fliltltil Wile-4 till tll * the It“! ale till" it in train it that v m lMI hora arm in _ “ plumb” .? .J ”m... M... I “WWW‘W I I i l . '12 ‘ ' th‘r‘i . ~"‘ 1* it .t. Mattie . l ' lt- . “minim-t in: Wind em). Vittoria. it 0.. any ao.-'rtio man. or harm tit ‘lldll. which irrived iroai lion: Rona yeeterday. had ‘ alien. her peel-lure Captain D. liodhon. who commanded the revenue Glitter“ iloCnlioelt during the battle of Hanna. Captain Roda-on is on his way to Ban Francine. According to the lions Km when. the admiral of the. German flan-hip tr. Ianila In credited with the statement that he‘will prevent Admiral Dewey from bombarding Manila or any port. On June 20 a Chine-w innit with its cargo of liquor burned at Taku. Twenty-emu persons were burned and drowned. A horrible tale comes from Chint- pri lslmd oil the coast of Hokkaida. A Chinese contractor engaged a num- ber of men to worit a silver mine on the island. He kept up no communi- cation with them. and when a steam- or called there for a load it was found that the whole colony had died from starvation. It in reported at Hons Kong that u Spanish regiment near Manila met a force led by Aguinaldo and the Span- iah captain challenged Altilnaldo to mortal combat before the battle be~ ran. The offer was ty-cepted and the deal reunited In the fatal wounding oi the Spanish oillccr. The Spanish gov- ernor at 'l'uin Straits aetilemcnt fears an American invasion. He sleeps on a small gunboal and is ready ior a hurried flight. The colony in making prcplt'alloua to resist attack by organizing voltm- leer forces. The governor‘s didit-ul- ties are increased by a threatened rt» bellion. (treat damage was dom- by floods in t‘enlrnl Japan. June 2. and villages were tlooded. tile in reported. The Iiillyer 6i company‘s tcu gardens at Kobe were damaged by lire recently to the extent 0! 8550.000. It is re- pill‘lt'll lrom Shanghai that llelglanx have made an offer to take a large number of coolies to work under con- tract ill the i‘ouxo. supplying in ex- changing all equal number oi lli‘fll'tlt's to he lrtuied illto an armed force. The lllack flair rebellion in the Quong l’roviltt-ea oi China in lllt'l‘l‘lill- tax. The standard of revolt haze been raised at four points and danger in [cured at the various mlaalonary‘ Mn lionu. 'l‘he I'nlled Staten consul at t‘alilon has formulated a llt‘lt\'y' claim of dam- ages ior the wanton tlt'ttll'llt‘lltlll of the missionary school at llotpiui: lie do» No Iona oi tlfllllzlut‘s of titttttltt in Mexican mom-y 'i‘he Herman minister at Seoul reques- ted the Korean 'miulater of iorciilu ai- fair» to wall upon ltlnt at the loan- tion. l'polt lhc latter‘e arrival the licrntttu lllllllhlt‘l‘ ndminlatcred to him i ~cvi-re thrtidlttut on account of 'lle- rciuunl to grant certain lllittiun prlvb loin-u uttlcrmnn elllllt't'h’ in the tlitttl‘lt'i It Kirigtt. 'I‘ltt' Kili‘tlill um- l'lllllt'lil Ia alt-oily Iltceitsctl, 'I'Ilc .lupttliesw lb‘lill‘l' um ~tlil til.» naming the tit-hil‘iiltlllly of Iorlninn on \mlltl-Alllt'l‘ll'lill .tllmm Ill vii-w oi the it'dl‘a‘ t‘llll‘l‘l.llll|‘ll oi ltlll-elllll .tit» at'c~~lott lu t‘blna 'l'bc ioni- oi the t'ltlutwe .lli||itllt‘.~t' papers la lndbaltvc oi nrowlnlt brill-i in llli' litin‘mllllllh of an ultimott- not break it! lttn'llliitw between tli'i-at Ilrl llilll and lttiwia .\t l't-kin llli‘ lilleultllla arc umkinn \li'i'lltllillh t'nul'le lll |li‘i‘\‘i-Ill illl.\ t‘llll' irach to concomitant to ilreal Iirlinitt 'l‘llc trcaly of the construction or the l.lIlIIiitll railway. l'eltirt to llan Kan, woe eliillt‘tl at l't-ltltt. July l. the too If.” bcitux awarded to .i lit-Intuit h)“ dirale TM» in tltlieil at- ti direct Illmi at llrlllnh littereala. brought about it) the lilllt‘lilllilllilllh oi the "lit-tubule and From It. The tlt‘i’llllillu arr dwlrotm oi ohlalnttlit ll t‘ttllll‘tit’l tor lllt' lilllnll‘lll‘ that of tin railroad front 'I‘lcn-‘l‘nin .ttd t‘hliut Klan. livery «lion in ion but made In till» direction with a view oi ht'i'illiiu lll‘llluli illit‘l‘i‘eiv- out, ltItl'I“thI IN l‘tlli'l’tl ltll‘il tllv Annotated Iii-cu.) New York. dillt’ 2'" \ ~pctitti dew» pliit‘li to the Journal hunt t-lt. ‘l'homna. W l «.t it libll damn: a lit" .it blar- uatirr. l'orto Miro. ltl'lWi'i'Il Niuilllkli t'i-altlvntw and albuml .\llit'l'illlli mint iatthilri-u. who. the rtpanbu-dh drriaicd. \H’I't iltteitdlua ItI aid the handicap army on it ttrrlial. nine llt‘i‘ltliln wi-rc billed tilitl wort-n of other» wrrr woun- drd. l‘ltatll \t'A'l‘t-lils'il l‘Id-ill'l', tilv Matu'llilt-tl l‘i'ealui ililtrdll-tl'. July 2“ 'i‘brcc ritual-h ll’illll't‘llthllll uloainm bow ai‘ritcd herc lrtim t‘tidla. it'ul‘lill that the mild til'tlil oi l'ontuuaiore \i‘aiatiii will an llitit that plow and tliwiruy till the btpptua lll poii lli~‘.\l.'l‘ll ill" i'tMi‘ Mltll'llil'i‘l' lily Amwillt'tl l‘reittu dun l"ltlli|‘lultl. .ltl it till -11... latent upon-v oi the health oi t'atnp hirrrbi “bow tiiiialtlt‘iJ‘Ili‘ Improvement in lbw mndiiioii oi the troupe tliittv the twain" oi the ramp loot been cheap rd it It .i ltclioit. of In Angeli-u. lilttl lit-ell vu-itwlt‘ti by tile M i'rtm nib tiely to tilt let Mild flifll ll the Pill- intone. lit will Win! a Old but M bed lloailitli It m Several towna . lllilnllt'tl tho the whom he rcbuill and . ft r .i * ‘ a "i ,1. “ Flilflbt'lfli'efi fly. that Iii Styli. Lowest in l’ti’c‘e“. ' Wm Wan—r.“ I George] E“: Keith’s latest . Goods Ladle-9’ ti‘ii'd GéntS’ Rossets r 0" ALL KINDS. These gotttls‘t'illllltit be equaled anywhere, anti the prices are right. . I If in Will Liana an be Higher. Call early and get first selection. THEO. H. OLSEN. Washington It. South Norwalk. pATRlOTlC PRINTING wow-mm WWW. Red. white and blue Envelopen. Red. white and blue Flags. Red. white and blue Emblems. ALL the NEWEST ind POPlliill Biliillillliiii and “PBS. h“ The only printing ltotoe between New York and Bridgeport where illt'h't‘ cfi'ecls can be product-d in colors AT A FAIR PRICE! Chas. A. Freeman, strap; 44 tlud «iii Water street. South Norualk. ROTON POINT GROVE. Zvcrylaaly tree to the tfl’ltlltl open-mt exhibition ui lla WARGRAPH 'l‘lit'itl'vttlwl \iolitlt'rol‘lltt-ttiiwlwliili century. ulioiititg lli‘llllil ~i‘t'iii'n n.- titey tit-cur on ”W battlefield. lil Roton Point. July him to 20th. ‘ (Manuela-lug at \zlb p. in. war. and L‘il animated ||lt'lllft“-. liI it'lillhllt' war m-tnmd‘m-tt bout the «cat oi ‘i‘ltt- ltlflut'ltl tll"l\\‘lllL‘ Iiilll ill Kt-tiit’- New \oritilimtro, lmviim xiii-wit int-toadwi littith lot littttcett itiniltlo. 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