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_§1ITY- KM‘ALH. Ill 8. I“
UNIT GOVERXEL‘ ll'uRTIH‘ THE
Salt.
“Rune-day Alderman liMHIbLi ef
lawn-kn: caliedou liofm Risk ”1
Warm and prom against that
he CW air the murder e! hes
countrymen by the soldiers He gut this
fatty. which has the right ring in it. and
which bar ran-ed thetkiveruer at once
into M pflW and min for
hi- aatuaal adruiratrun. He rand
"You psi back and tell ysaur country<
are. that we shall tame: upon their re—
maining quietly at heme at gem; In
work. and that l vnll “their aw!-
ling crib-”do fur ‘GI’FK‘, of riot. if I
hare to call err-r3 able-baring man in the
State into military mice n- d.» at.“
“at. Rank is “W uf the spirit
whichkrnakr-s men. Then h nudaubt
about lisp-warren. What a retainer tn
that other gurmor—k‘glnkby of "link”—
whm courat by tan-right dwgraee tip/ll
tilt sale he Wire
lh'ILV‘T IVE HET TU!) Mil ‘i‘l .‘
“M the Railroad t‘ommisauuers‘
hating ta held in this city rehuve to
gate: at thr- Nain Street (wand
whistling of Wires 'Ilh‘a the city
limits. a tithing point was made against
the whistling. and the (mm-tiers-
were M to abate it to the extent
of atom thinning by west bound
train: after they pa- oti tothedravn
handgun-db;- eaat bound trains. after
[mating the Mannie street chasing. The
great vb ‘tmn. l. ureter. “as LI the
’ calling in ef lmmn and evertinstbe
(‘otnmissimiers' have n- autlmrity. .\ I.
though gates" I'ere urdered within t'w
days. a petitinn agninfl them has practr
call)- revnkrd that enter. and nothing
more may be ext-fl rid tn he .i m»- alum
thixl matter until there 1“ an «her ass»
1!?!“ and more lune Hf lifr
The shipping hf whhtlmg west at the
drai’bridge is a lulsllkr. and inert-m
the danger at the crossing. .\~ trnma
going rust islmtl- >bertly aftu' lt'fl‘ihg
the bridge. and tram: earning w. u. tr 1.1--
tie at about the same taunt. there i~ nut
warning of the 11‘1“ iarh ef r‘ailrffl
trains except the thgman s iignal nnd
day is fair miuda. The tannin; “mists.
cutthreats and m from foreign
lanrk should have no voice in the dis-
cu—OII. Their views and conduct out-
lavr then. The than who for-rents dis-
cord and hatred of capital and of fellow
men mu4 take a back seat. The man
uh...» assumes the coutrul of others. and
\wuuid interfere with the f ulleut freedom
uf lawful actieri. must be made to know
that he cannot be dictator here. The
fawning pullfm ehnuld be retired to
private- life. The neutral. like the un-
aeaed. can go where he please-s.
THE LUGR III. RESL‘LT.
The no“. bloodshed. and communism
[war latiuzw in t'hicag-u and Milwaukee
this leek are what inevitably fellow the
untbecked speech and- action ef men
the are tit-M uf just ability enough
t=.- “311.1“ the parish-BS of men who have
some real or fancied grievance agaiuat
ninety an «unnatural. and who \ spec!
by some tin-cars. vaguely u-utlimd in
empty platitudre. to hitter their cun-
ditiun by making sunk-lady elre‘: worse.
w}; . would drstr-iy what they do not
pea-5". and the link upon everybody
and everything which stands between
them and the ends they seek as encmim.
llavingu such: ”13:3 e many as an $3"!qu
front «twin-n. they take advantage of
n..- liberty .xr alwsh' and am”... 1..
wreak unfit-ann- upon mankind in
general fer “‘lung~ uhich mankind
in general i< nut l’r‘sputhtlile. \\'e Ink
here that arch have no place in this
wintry. They are foreigners in every
sear—blunt. fi‘fllllllt‘l’ll and conduct.
Thezr blatant $r‘5 and sung:- acts have
no 'Si'u~" Where the national
enqgn :tl’en protertrbn fur all :llllit'.
I lnnl’ta (\r'l’)’ "3.111 is O ‘iunl l-r‘fuh‘ llli' l.t“'.
and the field e! nptwrtunity l~ open tn
lie re.
all able ta tavcupyfih'y p~rti~m uf at. the
red flag «2f the en inmne l‘tx‘dliivfi :i
litdr‘i'll" ~} .tiluil A-f lsflillrll l~lf;t~. :md tlie
that tw-
" lure the ra\'ll|3:> . f tien‘le.
TliN
abngrther \ u: i f ‘ilnt‘t‘ in \\ etiinguivn’s
viiargi ~ 14"}'rl"“l"ll prevaih
lnr‘ll and their h‘lllllllt‘lils ll?“
--r5m::.,i:i f:>. uni. upturn-3.12} - t. 2'} cr—
4w r m =9 .. «2; 1b: gr
gamxrt: is b?-
rnuuil-er and .7.» ::~ rail} a luzi lorr. The} are
lief-n and
llv‘
tlit'y 414W 2
here atirl tie—when Winn
't « 131'“ at! rl‘ :llr‘lll . E'ii'tflllliify
a.» .r real purpuma Ti.» llinli
(h? v! the levii,
mnot equnalem tv the “in-tie. an: 5
the ammer that i.- ree‘imul the l-‘tw r n i
will be far these who have. t - rt~k the
dangcn of the nursing. *
To lulu up the matter. it with that
the Wef railroad comparing- hate
the best ideas about running mime Tin-
terrible actident in Budget-an last week
ought to sir-rte as a warning here it
may do to humor the whims of wine
overflsitire pix-ph- runner trues. but it is
not right ttirxqurdim life fer ti.e me
of keeping them quiet. Had tin-whistle
been rounded in Bridgeport the sen.
dull Nferml tu tau“ undwubually have
been avertal. About rune hut-dud and
ninffy~uinemie tbnuiandths of the c uti-
plaintl madcahnut the "whistling nu;-
nricc“ are simply the worse nuisance of
chronic gun-lens.
nngim: tr lurn .
”URI? Rhilsux 3x1: L135 Inix‘s'lux.
It It §nie that in this country.
with its advanced virilirutiun. the tug!»
alt ideal uf community ultws not rust.
that the relatiuns betwet it man and man
IN not that could be dented. “'luie
this ‘n admitted. it does not fulluw tlut
e80!!! ari- tiut being put forth energeti-
cnlly and lumestly fer the punt“! uf
advancing tn the highest ‘im‘a’liir grade
of racial and political rv‘mlf. ‘
“all are apt L: condemn and «implant
in an unmet-liable manner. It Ii very
easy for all ef u: to find fault with our
neighburs‘ conduct. charity and relations
to artery. We can paint raill) In
nit-thirds that those whom vie lrln re are
better emmflann-d amid ad apt
for the Miriam of others I! is so
much curt-r to look to three above than
tho-r below IN in the curtain“ financial
sale that we hardly ever rim-vet our
rebut-us towards the latter. but we are.
or think we see. very plainly the duty
of the former towards us.
[mme that labor is in this
may considered lama-able; that. with
very few exceptions. all our people are
proud to lay claim to the deerinctiuu u!
hub; ‘11ka there is a dmposition tn
enablirh a conflict between more "ho
mph: lahtl and mind MS!“ and
cum andthetre‘mfloyes. tnrnake
out-h feel that ifis being wronged to
benefit another Point-1am use chp-
tnp wraith voter. Adi-crane. of urea.-
ura mt to aophinry to nature coder»
meat and mppurt or‘ their measures:
trader: ‘- reforming movements make
qua-(Manhunt: to harden the ob-
jflsl they have in new. It I. therefore
not uprising that cunning and vicious
I:- take advantage of the laudable de-
nim on the part a! thou- whoar lot is
a... tho *- that prior. ta. 5...
can "i to w- M uric-.1! '3-
ts. thr'w cantata. to excite the- to
ha‘yand martini. arid fill them
vi. fall: notions of the Imus-oi
availahl'tomtherrobjeda. Taking
Mot there tin-ammo
mmw.aadthry-aketh-
thematnityfuranying into effect
thrirhdpurpurn.
miqrciaflytmeofthelahorquer
6-. Ira-uhthehrrt-otivrranapt
commandant“
”Wrathuoplamthepoa-
'md‘nhafabhghhaadto enn-
ui)“ for doing janwh they
alumnus-magnum
ofthrirahfity—u wit.“ inhe-
“Mauritanian-ibis-
udmmWhn
arr—halal- cai- a to“ tan ta-
“ A ‘- rflB ‘- when.
aurhfi-dhh-Bflrzthrtthe
“-fidd-‘ ‘.
“autumn-tau
guru’s—i.“ The,
qbfiaflmrhnfli-
1*..clrtufirdaum-
vino-Inflamma-
y mi. ohm ” ’-
“numb—fim‘
h”
m in I‘ h 0* b
*dfirmb
I ls . La} la lira: be L3~ the right In (an -.~
I
f «rigs.
{in l.~ Um.» \\';'i_\' i-f lliitikni; .uul xl --
t - the .~ .1 hlrl tiiii- -’-
ir; 1~
were. and nigh: t ~ inn.- n — 9. v‘l‘ in 1):.-
l l
u!
t~ Ill l w..-
’ '.r‘ ulI rit~
1';
natural: ur is Ix-th-‘ir‘f in
men i". (hidi- untry. T3.-
t‘igu and .‘Iii\\.luht~ .‘tl’r 41.3 l‘n' lz {Emil ,-
3.. well «‘1‘ mtdmbi- rv e'ilfe >i the;
d strum: u in. 1. i- 9-» 21,; .t.. :i‘,r;t'.-~l in re?
and tie it 2;»,er
The man nit» c am» l~ .., u‘~“‘llilllii'-
datum. i-r murders .n .t:._\‘ \\ ..} \\ ;‘.'i t‘.e
\\ . tin. is:
.
«Tilllt‘
lawful r._.:!at~ x-f 2| fen.“ . r
ant valuen i~ guilt) f the t‘flllh’
a: the arun lll‘l u l. + tbr m" .t d. H?)-
l-nuib intutbe rinkx rf . tlieers of the
la“. the ditlen in r‘ Ls uni} in the drug. e.
the suite principle 25 :xn‘i-lrul. The
man Ina ‘K‘N‘hfi the minds uf turn \\ tilt
in“ \I‘nkllIIXIIU.‘ lh‘s ainiut the a. tieth and
nit-tins uf etnpinyere‘. gen them into
trtruble. and then instdiously "Mutt-a
tin-tn to act: of violence is the worst
enemy ta lzilwr in [articular and \ warty
in general. The uh:
tip-ti the tr “aide he nllllirk l“ the gr. .it
curse u! tla‘ Land bed.“ .
agitatnt [huh-s
TIE! far.“ '.\'u 17:5
ire Klilglil.‘ nf lat-tr take i may «in
~ rerun t . denounce “Joel-«i3
llrlllg: Tltus’a‘ of (heap! have Alt'llUll!it‘-
ed the ru'erit Meters tn that ut)‘. rind
dfi‘lare that the) hate neither syntpd»
tliy nut affiliation ‘ttli any \ Ltes of “in”?
the 3-1 law and order at defiance."
Tlii< s‘n-untL «range m vomit-(unit With
the acre of the tirde r ilmt hm ltl~2llulrtl
the mild: ful boycott and Inn assailed
[mot-1r for the lone utIenw of exen‘iqng
their lawful Prlfllt‘gt$. If \\ e remetiil-r r
turret-fly it was nut a great while ago
that a car .‘lflkt‘ Ithik place in St. Little.
and rare were thrown off the— trat‘k and
Nun-“l up vi itli dynamite. The Kniglaté
of Labor denounced these acts. and to
show their sincerity hfleflilr to fiirrush
special . divers from their a'meitibly to
as~hil in maintaining order and to detect
thalal‘ ‘11.! were placing the \‘afil’ldgré
on the car tracks. The offer was not
accepted. but shortly afterward it was
disoaverrd that officers cf the asiembly
were tbe‘men who made and put the
cartridges on the tracks. Then the as-
nenilily was difiianded by order of the
high officials for the reason that spies
were in it. The spies were denounced
very sect-rely instead of being thanked
and rewarded for discovering the perpe-
trators of the deeds the Knights denoun-
ced. In Xe!” York others have been ap~
prehendcd and final for conspiracy. and
fur other violations of law. The judges
who imposed the fines and the officer!
who made the arrestr have been denoun-
ced. During tho ml. atrike on the
Southern raiquada atriken drove men
who Ira-tad to work from them
torn up tracks. killed engines. ditched
trains. etc. They were not denounced
hi their unhwful pmceedings. but the
militia and the deputy sheriffs rent there
to protect lifearid propeny hare been.
So more nice-dbl} . documents have
hreui-edthantheorie in St. Louishy
theKnightl of Labor mind the
other his" York by other K.ofL.
mink-denouncing Jay Gould for insist-
inx upon in: rightaar an American citi-
zen. Thrue mm were equiva—
lnttoahidforhir-urder. And
to come timer home. we miner that
fourhattingfinnrinthir city were de-
nounced fro- the fine source for bio/w-
h‘u’mofthcir m (It isdlit‘
u;- n‘n‘nhr, hovers, m the mid
and for that exploit:- was confined in
arhdl of the mile W as those
W i-&.. Louis and and by the Ohio
and tho Km‘ghta of Labor organiza-
tion that! and m.) This paper
I. darn-cad ft: he'mg in calla-ion
with tho murm- - this outrage.
Wanderemhingirdruounud.
mm rvqairu. by the Knight of
l‘rr, u. gnu th- une. outnum- an
M u up 0rd. 'h-cvrr they
“t to cry iat- Jud than alt-p
-. n: “Id d but, Ir.
of Hull.“
Powder-I3: prof. 3... .~ to deprecate strikes
and violence. but. just the same. he in-
:mes inflammatnr) .iti‘lmfl‘s_ denounces
\‘ery emphaticali}. and threatens. and
rm to bully. and declares that strikes
once inaugurated. \\ lu-tln-r justifiable nr
nut. must be sushi-m .i by the order.
Ilut purple are n-- ring. r deceived by
tliesedeuouncers. TL- u :iets :.nd their
words don't harll‘tlltllu'. Their blush i‘.
m. m «vaults on
labor
their cowardly and
Willowéi and llt'nh‘~l l"‘lt {-t‘lnlr‘nl
have brought ntnn ill-‘1“ tir- minim they
dist-rte. and they may _' .'l'in re is in)
{drive in line country 2 r qr": :in organ-
llJIlel. nn the
wall. and it damn”: Like :i prophet tn in~
terpret it. The tlt‘flvllnt‘t'l‘e lune been
weighed in the balaw‘e :ml fuzmd wank
in: llenm‘i. ;.!s:.ii::g; .\li\i‘fli‘;il\
labor and society hare nL-s) tlilull y with
or use for denutincers uf lm‘ \\ 2m \ white
the but. “'beii lgllwl'dlit‘t' Like“ the
place at intelligence. tyraza: y Nipplams
infidelity drives en: religiun.
.‘Illrl
The llfllttl\\'llli2|_
:3
hi \\
law.
and anarchy
place of governinrnt and p. r~.~
13'. there wiil be free St‘up ,
for the deiwum-eh‘. Meir...
.lr'-l«‘ll<ll. I‘lkt.‘ the
':::l liber-
I (and tree
Yllt‘ de-
nutitit‘er.‘ \\’lll be ultt>l t'illpli.ii1-‘ .LI} de<
nouiit‘u d by the numb-nod «mi \\=-lll:i!l»
llthll \vlixrh alwun‘b‘ in Ann :w .
l‘. h.-—Unetbmg tn their in
have jtlel dt“ll“llni‘t“l and b. ..:2 -. .l the
executive commune ml the T.“ : .2 \\eii~
ue linilrntlil rll'llu‘. If lllt‘)‘ \\ .l’ l vi'll nu
in this course and catiseu gem m! bounce
of ~‘ ESKN‘HKIVI‘S.“ :md then t‘tll'l')‘ mil their
mutt“. “ an injury to one [be r met-r" of
all." by standing by the l-qiine. ‘! and de.
ilu‘y
nuum'wl. :tt.\l lb iulit‘e' .‘illil tl. :.. unrv
them» in ~_ the country \\ ill 3» in» 1.. l‘
ter fur n. and the lllli‘rINl‘d: - : llm
pe- ple L'thlllv :i l\.i' n I
\ I:O.I:IJII~IIIII‘III ul Ill!‘ Iiiul-ulliJI (Inlet.
hi the pic ~~ m .-n-.- . f n..- lu'u - p411 ..
turn. him ul‘ lln ~ m in.._:i:i..: >.;.::‘\ i. the
"arnt‘sltir‘xx d 5H: \\ incl: llu- rt. .»4\ .. ,.
rhea me taking L. H .z the x... 2‘.
Sn! In“; :.,;u vau- nvl ti!»~ pi. Ir- 1|
labor n! mun-n yin-b l‘w .*~I :1 x9: ih.i'
llir'ft‘ \‘rlr' ltu' --:h -=r l\\<- =‘irt'.’\ up n m
the . nuizxry \\ b.» h .73 ._:I\t‘ll an) m'rlull“
:iitetiii.xii ta tie L‘twrl qihwlL-n. The
rv-umtk \\ h \. 1\ Si: ill-Iii twin: (run :it
man. i 9.i~?v"~11 urn?) qun‘kexu-l. nan“
. , :i:.-l In l'l".|'ll tn all
..;n I ..1 :n.ul\\lll. :~ i‘l' :ul)‘
\\ 5-. n. \er I’r‘lmill lb. i-- nu)
ytlu t‘lidl‘fll‘llihl lIu-a-mzrvii
pun-t l: ~.
«1 i~~v~ lli- a.“
«la-n rnul.
lune live n l
tip imw \u.» t. .1 n.» mrb: npi.‘ {rum ,
the t-r-v:v~~- h l y Inhiil vt‘uinin}. the;
tunnel-"Al iiv ; ~;«l Inn.- gun: the;
\i 5.. . :“4. 1.1. _v nt ~tu-l_\ ibizi any:
“X... g .j.-. .2 p: «mm-2:.” men liuli
damn: u. l.~: }- ir llu‘ll’ intern-st in me;
Ill” Ill-[II [Ill ‘: .‘gn‘lll" ”I their EI‘V‘UIlllllt'Fl I
.in-i tb. d .1} . :»..«1 mutmn church in;
, “g .,.-. ye. _ .‘. Il:\‘\\ lxit'h wraith ‘tlI-ll
The National Guard.
iww Allelic-ti.)
Gradually the National Guard is get~
tingtobe re in it. true light-—
not as an organisation for dress parade,
but for emergency whether from within
or from without. and viewed from that
light the chief rtquiremem is efficiency
—-eilieiency in maneuvering. efficiency
in handling arms. efficiency in respond-
ing at the first call of duty and on duty
until the duty has been performed. A
comfortable, serviceable. easily donned
uniform has something to do with the
uestion. and we are glad to find the
field officers of the Connecticut National
Guard moving in the matter in a com-
nion~sense way.
l‘iilftirnied Odd Fellow Appointments.
The regiments of Connecticut and
llhede Island of the l’atriarchs Militant
have been organized as a brigade. and
the following appointments have been
made by Lieutenant General John (I
l'uderwnnd of Kentucky:
Brigadier-general. A. (‘. Hendrick of
New llat'en commanding: Aide dc camp
in General Hendrick. (‘nlnnel Juhn Stin-
er uf Forwick: (‘ulnnel First Connecticut
regiment. C. B. Foster of New Haven:
senior lieutenant colonel. H. N. Muses of
New Haven: junior lieutenant colonel,
Thomas Martin of \\':iterbur_v: Major. l‘.
.\. .llzu‘ls of Hartford: aide de camp to
Lieutenant General l'nderwuud for the
district ufl‘unnecticut. lill‘lllt‘llnlit t‘ul-
onel Stephen Terry of Hart fnrd.
I'ruhlbltlmi lli lthmle lulu-id.
.l‘rmnleixn’ Letter in llzirlfi-nl t‘uuraid Rep ‘
Nothing could exceed the consterna-
tinn tlllil panic 0! the liquor interest
when the votes were counted. and with
reitsun. To a vast niajnrity cf the deal-
ers it means financinl win. It reaches
beyond the mere stuppage of business
and sweeps um fortunes accumulated
by years of traffic. Many of the gnrge-
nus lihf—l‘unlltsnl the city lil't‘ llll‘llll‘tl iii
buildings upuii lung lea.» a tit rentals fair
lN‘)Ull|l What could lure been secured
bud the occupants bee-1 engaged in nth-
er bu~ines~. \‘mt l‘l‘t‘I’vl‘h‘S “‘illi cusily
:il‘l‘llulu‘l‘i :tl‘t‘ \\'urthless.:m.l large l\l"\p—
«1|sz \\ In \0 pituh~ rm llt‘l‘s luv-- fulleiiwl
.m the llt-ltlu‘llilullfl rentals .if llir iratlie
\\ill be left absolutely ri‘lllli‘ra‘. .\'vurly
:ill the [nu «mm: of the city are mum; g-
ml in the wholesale luluurnle: let‘s on
vh-utel m-xrimiges fur ten times the
nun-um ill-y mm be sold fui‘nfter the
law puns lulu “llt‘t‘l. :tllil the have: {rum
tln~ wurw alone Will be grim-mud. It is
. \‘eu minwunt‘wl [but the pri-letiliuna
lIHli'l‘. the Narragansett and the horn
:mvw. “'Ill be |‘I\l)l|\t‘lliil t-i rinse their
dwxr. :iml llzl‘ city and Sin.- “'1” be .lw
ptixnl of Luge n-h‘num from Incl-mes.
whu‘h \vxll lirgely lllt‘l‘t':l\t‘ i'xlillllK lux-
Zilli‘ll. tlll‘t :i.l_\‘ :is heavy us llli‘ lilih‘llh‘a!
mien-:13 ml the l‘ll)‘ can hear,
.\u lied l‘laiu Ilrri-Y
\\'h;it i~ the red llgig dump; «in this side
at file Atlantic. :iny Wu)".- II but im
bu:iut-.~u_lu-re. This I~ the country ul~ the
_\lur\‘ :llhl Stripes. Hut American
brew-vs ll'\\‘v nu “\t‘ fur the red dig.
.\\\;t}‘ \\'lll\ Ill
.‘.~ fur the HIV" whu \\’;|\'tl this symbol
of murder. mm" and :umn‘hy In the
, ‘ll’l‘t‘l‘ of American cities, they are mult-
nu: :i sli thud—ill h‘lllrli for lln‘ ll~i\||llillll)'
in! tlw grrul. :“lll‘l'i'lli republic tbzit bu."
gut-n them slit'llt'r and bread. Same nf
llh'lll :ift‘ deubuen’ >lhi‘t‘l‘l' elm-ugh l'l
their lllsun“ fully. ax fir li‘ that goes.
min-h :u-- i':iilil_\‘~p.”|lt‘\l blzitht-rikiles.
and <in Illllt’l'< :u'e \‘nlhi‘h‘lii‘vliwi
-llll\ll‘l'l\ wh.‘ hun- gmn- miu the Inhi-
i..-~\ nf stunning anarchism and um-
I \ ei‘ul Mn xl‘hx-l :u’u lumin‘ul livelllinn-l.
\\..‘ nu 2‘1 . \. iv :3 «.ll‘ll .! m flux v ".tln‘t.
.: §~ .\. in»: 2‘ .i! the lllrl‘fl‘ of theE
~ Litrvluw 1.: .-.\ _:- ‘:~ rulii‘ lelxl ln truly
I ltair.|\. 313.; ‘ . i~ lll .\.- “till I- 3‘.’U.tl‘ll.
and t- 1:“ 2t “1". .12 HRS”) ln- “glib“
- f the \\- i... :l‘vl Z' ‘nlllllr‘-w 2 ll. ~11“: .3.
‘i‘n fr: 1". .' -i m -r.-.l 2‘ ..\... .- we»
‘ hthtii‘i ‘lrlllx 'i 1~ nu“ . \wi‘ ‘. \3 l.»-
li‘lll ..1 3.14: w l 5.:i‘n ma?) -. H‘ i' ~._;.«.
tiu- hep-Hm: :i 3- i am: ~ lax: ~. 1 u..-
ditliciiit\_tii.i} t... l-‘t‘ bnl in M. - n vii.
The! . ntui} Must. m.-
Ilrr Lin ‘
lllv‘gml
.ltulgr- I‘Ir It'll “II\C .tliiri:
Mutt-against Benjamin F. Kidding. tLe
walking delegate \\ Iin i\‘.i< rm; ignl lll
urging a .nl}\‘ul‘ of the Jutirniil and
l ‘uurter The deuturrer I-i m . rrtil- d.
The deeiamu \t 21~ in tulle“ ~.
55”. l‘~. If... :m a I“. “Trill. ._ uni“,
--Di ~11 "at?“ I !~ w-w'n’umu’.
The statute under \\ melt the l w: phi“!
i~ brniigbt \\.i~ ”flirted ii the pt-uiil
(unit in l‘T‘. ulnlethe prmr p .E »- run-m
.-l the i-tlent‘e ilr‘t'rducl iii Ilia rumpfmJl
“:n tiurmtnul if not unhwun. but (he
term< of the ~t:itute .ire cen- Ill and
t‘nitiprelirnsive. plainly «length-d l-A pie-
vent and pull|\‘l| the HM ef llil’t.‘il~ ur
any lllt‘iali~ of intmmlativ u too. nip: l;u.\
'h‘tsull against lilri Will It 4 - :wt i.u\ ful
\aet which he deer lint de~ire in d.- .-r In
Rheum [rum Alum): an) lv gal :ir: \\ Inch
be .l-strrs tn do. The imp -rt.iz.t l‘\\h‘ :it
this stnge of the fine i~, \\:|rll.rl' 15w
fm‘ts‘ sttitwdun-l sit ft rtb m t: r m.
l-lznnt and admitted by the it 1min. r
«illieientlv ilt‘fit‘rllh‘ illiil vlurcv tin» «(‘-
i'uu‘l “‘llli it“ ulIxnee Lm-u ii tn and
punishable by ‘l‘t‘ law uf tln- \ltlli‘.
The eunrt finds. in ai':‘i~f|lillu‘t' \\ ill. M
vial!“ of the defence. that the the of
threats or other ltieziiN of lillllli‘ilflllun
in be hurl}~ within the sin-p.- ef the
\lallllt’ in quwtinn miht be tlitiuia lu .lu
ur the actual doing uf Sullir’ illegal net in
intimidate. and thereby preVent n [N'lsull
from tXt'n‘lsllIK hm t-llllthll :h in the
dntng i‘l’ not doing of lawful and pupa-i
art-I.
The complainant in the llfs: et-unt
charged the accused will: imlm ful
threatening Adolph Mend. l and LN...»
Freedman. t-uptirtners in men-mule
businesi. with intent lu i'uiiiprl them.
the said Mendal & Freedman. against
their will to abstain frotn‘tbeir legal right
to advertise their business in a tie“ sp-iper
known as the Journal and ('alllrIi-r. the
threat being to the effect that if the 3' ml
Mendal & Freedman did an ull\'t‘[ll>t‘ he,
the accused and other |Wf~ti'l~. Would
"boycott" them. the said Mrndnl t\‘
Freedman.
The term “boycott“ is comparatively
new. better understtud in this cuuntry
by operation than by description. and w
fair as is known to the court is deserilwd
and defined in permanent literature uuly
in the Encyclopedia ’ Dictionary. an
English phillogieal authority. the pi im-i~
pal definition being as follows, to wit:
“To put. a punch outaide the pale of
rociety, high and low timid which he
live. and on which he depends: smcially
montlaw him. to have no dealings of
any kind with him." In this country it
is within common knowledge that the
term is a com our name used to de-
scribe a series of acts not in the line of
lawful competition. commenced and
continued by all pertains tube can be
persuaded to join in them. to binder and
occupation or business. with intent to,
injure the corporation, firm or individual
against whom the “boycott“ is directed.
The term “to buycott.“ in the opinion of.
the court. as plainly implies that it is an
act or series of acts to be Wilt—1] on by a
combination or confederacy of permits,
:5 the term “to mob“ im lies the doing
of an act or series 0 acts by such
combination or confederacy. The court
is further of the opinion that all cnn~
federation whatsoever to prejudice a
third party are highly criminal under
the common law an administered in this
rate.
.1'hc court therefore finds that the
threat to boycott as qualified in the
complli ' to do an illegal
act. Ireli calculated to intimidate. and
thatthcaaineia uufhcieritly stated and
mforthiuthcfint count of the corn-
plant.
The court furtherfidl that the acts
dear. let forth Ill'th around munt,wero
illegal anhealcuhted to intimidate. and
'tho an. are randomly mud and
urth.
Tho “are E therefore overruled,
arc-rd having the right to plead
ll
lath-w
if
:"l‘lni lili‘ pt‘wf- “ml atheists hi :i mun»
‘ thew lilllil'lllullllll‘il :ipxixtle‘ of the red
.
Jtiilm‘ l'll‘kW‘II “X New ll;i\-~i: irml vii l
Manda} lii< Ill‘t‘l‘lt'll en the demurrer!
flit-«l l\_\' lllt‘ rlt‘lt‘lzi‘r- ill lllt‘ t‘M‘fi‘ t l llit' ;
9
l
: .iwlmts and their red flag?
' H».- l‘awderlys :m-l Arthurs tudn \\'llll
prevent the proper pursuit of a lawful.
r~'\‘t\l\lll\\ll. 'l‘my \‘lirse Uml and His
l;i\\‘~' il‘ glib?) 1“ lln-y mine [but frllnw
men and the Law“ of NW lllllil, There
are net \‘ery Iiliili)‘ of them. but Ju~l
new they are "Liking; :i nuiw rut of :ill
prom-u: in l”llit‘ll’hlllllllt'fx.
\\'h;it Intveuur \t‘urkiuglnen. native-
tu-rn or tomiurhbnrn. who believe in
(End :uid :ire law-abiding; American
VIII/“hi. to do \Vllll these alien :in-
\\'li:i! have
the “t rr Mosts 'r I! I‘ulii‘ernx‘ them even
m ~te than the rest of the community
that there shall be no playing in the
l‘mir-l Shite-i With the tire‘uf the l‘uin-
inuue. The suwnrr organized American
labor set» its heel un the red 1L”: and
\lllllllh‘ it mi! of ‘zght the better for
urgtllills‘il .\Illi nmn labor. . >lltirllurd
t‘utirunt.
(‘uiiiiw Ill tit I'iiteuh.
The following 2 is furnished from
llii‘ t~lllt‘t‘ (If .\. .‘l \Vsiilslt‘l'. Sulli‘llul‘ t‘l‘
patents. Bridget. n. t‘nnn..
.l. l‘. Frat". Bridgeport. tzib‘e t‘il'lv rt:
9‘ l. lilibet-i. ll‘ul! urnl. fire zilrirm: l".. \\‘.
liiinn‘ber. (‘zuilwzx ium‘liiin- fur railing
p‘irlllgsl :llm‘. std. Lit \\‘:i,;»>n;'l‘. Fuwlci‘,
Sheik-n; \‘Ulitllnt Hie nail \\ ire; also .lie
for making nail-Wire: l1. Hilbert. (let-lg: —
;~!
lui\\‘l\ Wire llt'lllllg unicblm‘: .I. ll.
Henley. Vultinhmn. bieyrir; If. Kemp‘
shall. New PM! .m. but! at attaching:
needle; T. E. Kmu. “input. ‘3 patents
for ~llut‘ elzi~pz .‘l Luster. .lr.. Sullield.
picture frame banger: \\'. Lyman.
Middl. field. gun \lglil; l~‘.. .\. Lurker.
“'nlhiixfurd. run-red illt‘lli ’1‘. It l‘it-ker—
mg. Portland. ‘3 patents. throttle valve-
l:. B. \\'e.-t. Huilfurd. preparing pa
ler plmtngmpluv printing. Designs
\\'. l‘liild. (lrvz‘nwich. badge; \l'
KelN‘V. Meriden. card: l-‘.. ll. Sargent.
New Haven. cnllin screw. ‘
.\ t‘lll‘llul"llrl‘al|l.
.\ woman living in the eastern part of
Portland lost a fur collar last February.
and though a thniuugh search was made
fur the missing article. it was never
found. Last week her husband dreamed
that it was secreted under a slump in 3
Int near his barn. The next night. the
dream occurred again. but the husband
attached mliltle iiiipnrtance to it that he
did not mention it to his family. The
third time the dream WM repeated. and
iii. last. actuated more by curiosity than
by faith. the man visited the field and
found the stump. Brushing away some
leaves he disOOVcred ti hole, and placing
his hand in if?” his nut-prise came in
contact witha furry substance, which
he proceeded to pull out. Then he went
home. The. skunk estaped.—Middlescx
t‘uunty Record.
The 0
rum... of the Medicnl Profession
relut
we to Pearl‘s “'hlte lilycerliic
Soap.
July 4th. 1885.
* * l have used some of your
soup and think it the finest for the skin
in the market.
Reapu M. L. FIELDER. M 11, ‘
Eclectic P. O. Elmore Co.. Ala.
i §
or a Late Stock of
NEW AND SECOND HAND
P131108 81 [11' £3113
All in most excellent order,
TO CLOSE UP BUSINESS OF A. M.
POTTER.
In the Town of Norwalk. 001111.. on
Tuesday, May 25111.
At 10 o‘clock in the fomnoon.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Should the weather prove worm ale
will take place next fair day.
IRS. ANN I. POTTER.
Norm, lay 6. 1888.
NO other pn-pitrutiuti so concentrates
and combines blood~pttrying. vitalizing,
enriching and invigorating qualities as
Ayer‘s Samanarilla. Quality should be
considered when making comparisons.
Mrs. Chas. Smith of Jimcs, Ohio,
writes: I have used every remedy for
Sick Headache lcould hear of fur the
past fifteen rears. but Carter's Little
Liver Pills did me more good than all
the rest.
MA R R1 r: 19.11
SMITH AHIBSON—Ai Drinbnry. April ‘Nlh. by Rev.
Mr. Freeman. William ll. Sniilliufihlsrity, tulll
Mi» Jouuit‘ M. Gibson of lhiiibury.
situation “’itntcd.
S RN t‘lzes Fireman or Engineer. l‘an cite.
the best of n-ft-n‘nres. as to ability, etc. “'1“
Address. G. \V. R.
Five Mile River .‘t.
4'
revun- 1i; cnx- if n‘qltll’t‘tl.
Burn to Let.
“N In let, \\ ith t“ o Ltuull flail—g linqum-
:it lll:.~‘
tilllt't‘. .
B“
llorst‘. rind Buggy for Stile.
SlX-Yl-ZAIH‘LD liltih‘. fifteen um! :1 half
4' Hands. kind. gentle zunl «)1: A bi; mad-
rr -Il:imbleh\iii:in stock. llrinxr .- nnd lenllicr top
buggy in mind order. \\’ill be le together or ~‘i‘li-
tiralcly m drain-«i. Apply In the :it‘temimn 1-)
ll ll. KING.
\Yusltuigtuii :4th
NJif
~b
'l.‘lluuiinuliru's “merry store
bruise.
Ilourc. Lot and Brit-rt for Sale.
'l‘llK [wept-Hy nu l‘lie~liil:l -'r\~rt b4 longm: to the
l.‘ ulI\ rrtl fur
t-~hili- of t‘li:i.~ ll fit‘ullt‘ltl >
‘tlii‘. The luuuw runhiuh H l'tiulll“. rind has 1'in
“rm-r Aim 3 wind “ell of “Mir :i'. the dour. The
L-X is 7mm“. and im- an ll :i barn Ilnu “iii awnin-
mmluir .‘x harm -_ and 1‘ \ie‘il elm Red “fill.“ gun r:i_
\;l."t|'!)‘ of fruih. Mr Apivzy In \\' (‘ Ql lN'l‘ARl).
er V, .\ Si‘UFlliH'. \‘tt‘i-lf
Typi- “'ritltig.
( ‘tll‘YlNH uf Builder‘s Spi~i“.1h‘:iiin|i~. ht.
[Wm n: «\Ilh r writing. neatly dune on .i
Writer, m .2 me. u fut! ) of one hundred wunls.
- fllllxllilll of copying
.~pe.~x.u rates can be
tune on 1hr Typi- “'rzl. r gun) :ii the rule
.x
of $! «II :i 1v~mn. or $17M“ fur l\\'l'lll) lfi‘.‘t>ll~_
.‘ltll'l r- lnx tuj- ‘ ' left :it the ntlirv nf \\‘Il.l.l.\.\l
S KN.\l'l' .\x\’.mvi”.‘.‘.l \\‘:i-!.:It:h\ii.\'! . \\:1| re»
it h r tun-mp: zitlr-Iztinii.
3““. \Y. S. Illill‘llklhi.
DRESSMAKER.
\ i‘mwn; bythe S 'l"
'l‘mlnr ~\~ x l‘:
uw ru..~ni;:il~1r :llul ~:it
firm: m. quaint. . ..
Nu \ lllI-ll S'l‘lll'lll'l'.
SUI 'l'll .\Ul(\\'.\l.l{
A t‘iird.
SH'.’
lit“il'<‘ 2n pubm l) <-\'-rr.~'~ my ~s hi I team-rm i‘illtill
l of llu‘ r E ~:'~ mmwl‘} flu» l-Fx'v ‘iflllll m in
-:i\t‘ mx ‘li‘i i. £5.11": ‘ v uf Y! r '. b ‘llill my
ILAukCIu ll.-- urn) fr; ~ fur Yh‘ . \.- -~ >x.~ of
N: :l.\ up! 1 :T. H n a» ~!.|.‘.in 'll:l'~\‘ h l\l‘
2m. -. Minn. n!‘ -n: for' in me in th - lr'ul.
ané l \linu rink: :1:u};~.:::tn»’-:u\\ myupptt-t : x'. nu
uf liwin
l iimi Hm! int :0“ lui‘ lk‘i'll L'l‘t‘ult‘r than I tirsi
wig-pout! .!u.-.h' 2.;1u :il. {nut SIM“. l lmu :I
Lumber ul m l w.‘..l~ on my lHIIle‘. “lu b. if lbry
\\\'l«' pr. ::.;.'I) ;-:‘m!. “mild he of :fi‘ll .‘i.~~1~‘:i!:<‘i‘ln
\\ lm I :iti iiiiikl'
me mm 1 then-hum m}. Hm' 1t
“mum-m!.-.‘.u~u.1u:m‘m -.-n.p( “vb-2mm. l
'nxu- n v':i m1! 1!. 3}; find” :13 i~ul\\v'.'~ pli'fi‘,
ll i\ ll th l: 2' “3.: D l for rumr Line
‘m mph) . . li-M ' “-
Minna-iii riziuus.
I-Zii-t sul‘\\‘l||kr§|‘|l'l‘ltll ht-Iiritil
'l‘ttx.
'l‘llE l:txp.~i\rr~ Hf (he lln'. Serum}. M hm; fl.»
Irirl arr {up !.\ mmpd 15m the ~pu :x! dun
me! hit uf » \ Fair. ‘m 6. Nil Hn‘
twin u“. sum-n: .l' n mm n22; nf ”iv
.7 in his: humus.»
?: m. 'ix‘ ‘ '
‘. la huh
. «in
1x“;
mil. ~ m» ".1:-
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b ‘.'\\:i i. :m» in :r! x u»: id Elm' (In I '\ ‘I‘ut
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lkl‘lArIi mun .“.Kl l:l.1'll._‘ h- 'l':i\
an !!.n 31". - ‘ “Nu-z.
t ‘lt. .‘ ,.
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l‘au'tl sum). .\ur\\.i.k. \l-n “~ v, \H'e i!
NEVAL DRU 3
Everything Fresh and New
lit‘
\VH
01d Stanri!
\i’isnmi'l‘ox ST.
:\ u rerun“l :i fall ~lli'1':\ ti! 1'.- \\ .ir' '6
’h‘pt't {tun “in! tr nl To d:._\- \u- . ‘
...-lml than eux “‘ib :m-xtemsike
up ‘I . :isxdntg‘siervruul :h i‘.:« ran be 3»
wired . .’ ..u (re-hr»: ‘d‘t'h hum u. .x x in li.‘t\t'
PPBSBI‘lDHflflS Uflfllllllllllllflll
.\l ~31 in I: -:
/i\-r.
- _G}:o. c.fls'rrr.1.sox.
IMPORTANT TO
OWNERS OF SEA
SHORE HOUSES.
l'sc “SLJTE PAINT“ for “inside winding.
lllr best l‘aim fur lilliltllu‘." exposed in the arm-u
of Sill :Ilr‘lllld v‘zurr For sale lw all reliable deal-
er.- in unle. .\r. or (if ll S. Klll’l‘LANll. Nile
szm. 'iilts\ ille. t‘uiiti. Nib—5w
gutgrmiumqntfi.
Music Hal
1“. M. KNAl‘l‘. - . .
WEDNESDAY , MAY
1.
M imam-r.
Mr. Joseph Jeferlln,
——-—~- AND HIS
COMEDY 0.0mm“
Rip Via-Winkle
Seats on sale at Iloyt‘a lint: Store and Spenrers
Jewelry :lufl‘. ‘
Giifii) 0PT§XT§G
—0P THErH
Germania‘ Sanitarium Hall.
MONDAY, MAY 10“].
--A "IRNOUX AN 0 EVENTS“ .—“—'
GRAND BUNUERT
-— —AN D.-
BALI.-
All the German Singing Societies of the state ex-
Votal mm Manic
peered. and!
Artivo and h h
“w“ I 'mthh-rmu
I‘MIHHKGAYC I: .IY.
TE
Elegant (L? E Ehper. filer-tits per roll.
rnll. \\ liIl-: L. n..<-. 8 mm) cents per roll.
Friezea, (‘eiiiug ll t-uratinns &c.. in
7
Win
w
cents.
catpe . 9!! cents per yard. Tapestry Brusse
Don‘t lose Ilii~ clttiiicc
-. SPECIAL SA LE ..
= ran-«e—m—w
“PAY
WALL PAPER,
Elegant E
mbnsacdliold paper. 50 cents a
» Brown Backs. 6c. per roll. mirth-rs,
ndless Variety.
Shades
Holland Shades, 6 x 3 feet. all made ready to put up with fringe across botturn
on patent Spring Rollers. 50 cents per window.
CORNICE POL-ES.
Elmnized with Brass tinge. Iii-aim Brackets. and firms Endi. c-nnpletc, for 4::
Lowell Extra Super Ingrain Carpets. 75 cent p"? yard.
1
Body Bruswlls
lls carpet 00. 70. H I cent-I per yard.
FURN TUBE *A'I‘ FAL‘TUBY PRIBES.
to act Big Bargains.
C. E. SMITH’S,
Corner of Atlantic and Broad streets,
STAMFORD,
CONN.
(‘unvexziem for all (bit-UFH
:Iml .‘lusl (‘l‘HH‘.‘ll l“\!'il)ll~‘lln‘."lll
BECAUSE WE ARE
N. '1. Corner (‘tititil
New “at and (‘ttp
“1-: 5111.1. ONLY TH
a
Make 1‘i‘«i‘.lt‘>l {m h
Is 'i‘iu: Latin“. (‘
lN NEW YORK CITY.
Thv pn-lerenre ul'ilic public for our (‘lutliing
Bow and l‘llllll’t‘ll. S) an old established mun-w
The old mun-e \‘us “BALD“WNS
.thl}::«‘> aiml l“
leaders in Lowest Prices!
IAITIIIXG “fll'SE
nvn people. beingr the Largest
”fits kind in the Metrupulis.
for Men,
MANUFACTURERS-
ha
. .
/
St. and Broadwtu‘.
(ll! (ire: t Slin\\'—\\'imlu\\'s and :1 Grand entrance on Canal St.)
Department Also.
1.: LATEST STY {>2
:lSlllull l‘muk by Mail. 7
«H4111
PEN
\l'lllL linth. filth and l:lll.
Fix .L‘xr .\s~t|lt‘l‘.\l in 'r
. Uur em: k rim—\f- of a]
' '..i «f '
\\ lien u. \\:.i l \i. 3- “1.
t'\\‘r In fuw about] In
i
Imam)” minimal
fl' int imizrzl'm ‘ n1?
athiui.
:llx .nplh
l-ex .1. ~31-
ni.) .m .H .;
8333. S. John
33 MAIN STREET
NOB. W ALK
SPINABH
dill.“
Greens’ Farms
EVERY DAY.
LOBSTERS
FROM
BLACK ROCK.
BY lillY S.\ TV If "A Y.
ORDERS lll‘It‘l‘ZlVED Full 'l'lll-Z 5H.\.\‘0.\'.
C. E. REMSON.
TURKISH
PRUNES
5 ans. a pound.
1111. (1350!: .
25 ‘juls $1.00
CALIFORNIA
LUUSE MUSEATEL
R A I SI N S,
1501's. LB.
L. Dibble, Jr.
2
I i
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Xefitdi}. l' 2‘.
law-awn of T
n . 1*“.
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l“: :i
. ilziy uf-l :w. i.\‘\5. Ill :bn'
.ln‘ due and p l}
: “THC“ Llllt‘ l
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or: the
\‘Y ‘l‘lill'l llt“‘.‘t‘_ \\
\\ 1-... r) e. «1 _ ‘ .; E.«|‘.:..m' :i ~‘.u a1. (glean; «rl .. _\r‘“:‘“‘l\"j“:‘
Spring: and Summer Mllhnery, ; » ;:::§L;g;;ff; .:.-..:.
“31.3. “ :., 2.. ‘. l’: A. .4 ‘ 3.“.‘.‘-l-H|.tul.”‘ :l‘..xx~ fur the .\n‘.:‘tx New: it I‘m in
. I my \ raw. Ahr . ~ 2-». W
'l’lll' :lSlle‘. l‘lilll‘l .K‘ §.\'l‘l'lill.\\. ‘ ‘ ' '
LIH. n 0111315
5| MAIN STREET.
WALL PAPER.
AND
BORDERS,
\\ H”: l‘\: IS AN ll INITAH I‘EAIEII lV
White Lead,
()1148- ($1.:XSS.
PUTTY,
CALCIMINE,
&c.. &c. -
2'0 WA
IIIXGTON ST.
A. I) BUY FOR
CASH
THE FOLLO“’I.\‘G GOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
the advantages we offer.
Barrel of Best Flour in City, $6.10 or 80
cents a bag.
4} lbs fine Delaware butter. $1.00 or 25
cts a pound.
Extra Choice Creamery Butter 28 cts.
12 pounds of Lard $1.00
Best N. O. Molasses, 58 etc 33]., 15 eta.
quart.
Best P. R. Mullaiues, 50 cts gal., 13 etc.
quart.
Pure Rock Candy Syrup 85 cts. gal. 22
etc. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 24 cts.
u Mocha u m C“.
“ Marimba “ 20 etc.
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar- 31.00.
15 lbs A. Sugar
LN
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.“)
19 lbs Golden C. LN
Coti§idnfiligtzg m u: ngn' nail: 'l
Seymour Bros.
83ml. Constant, Jr.
WASHINGTON swam.
Norwalk Chronicler