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Connecticut western news., 1892-02-11

RESTRICT OF SHARON. ss. ss.-PkOBATE II Court. January 16th, 1892.
 Estate of Josephine Nj Deavan late of Shar- on in said dIstr ct, deceased,
 The Court of Probate for the District of sharon hath limited and allowed six months from date he eof for the creditors of -aid es- tate 10 en hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarrrd a' recovery All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immedi- ate payment 10
 EDGARI K N. DELAvAN, Administratrix, Post-office address, sharon Conn
Connecticut western news., 1892-02-11

The tarpon is biting in South Fleri- n.
Connecticut western news., 1892-02-11

Queen Victoria's household is said t. consist of nearly 1000 persons.
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John Ecmblc. the celebrated trae
cdiou, po,s Hcd one virtue which
was too rarely found Ia his day. ~ II
Is in the present. This was strong
disiuclinuuJn to speak IN oven OF q
person for whom lac cherished no
special liking. Whom hard pressed
u, 10 the opinion hp held IA regard "a
people no would pfus, 20 answer
question: directly rather than SAY
something dAarTupablc.
Thhsliplomatic method did no, nj
ways answer the purpose OF keeping
his opinion secret, however. us. Tor
example, his answer to an individual
who was persistent in masking Kcmble
what hc Thought Of the abilities ui
an actor named Conway. who was a
handsome man and "A great favofitc
with certain people.
Mr.. Conway, sin, replied Kcmblc,
els "A very tall young man
"uh, yes, of course said tho in
quircr, but what do you think oil
himr
~ think" remarked Kcmblc i'm
pcrturbaLly, "that Mr., Conway Is q
very tall young mani And nothing
more would he my ON that subject.
Nevertheless. there is little doubt
that the into fTogutor wont away with
n pretty clear idea OF tho great actors
opinion Of tho little one. Youths
Companion.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.


Paris, Feb. 23.--pfesidout Carnot
anu NJ. DE Froycinvt had q conference
this afternoon aud upon it, conclusion
De Frsycintt declined 10 iotm Cabi-
net.
President CarnOt had entrusted the
task 10 Rouyier, who 10 trying 10 In.
ciudo mOst u the present Minister In
the Cabinet. DE Ffeyoinoi, Ribot,
Constsns and DoVillo agreed to re-
main.
Montevideo, Feb. 23.--Senor Es.
pionosa has been appointed Minister
Of Foreign Affairs. General Perez
Minister Of War. Senior Banzl Minis
tor Of the Interior.
Sidney, Fob. 2a.-The Premier Of
New south Wales, announced IN tho
Assembly today that federation bill
win be introduced next session.
Constantinople, Fob. a3.-The dis.
cushion concerning the investituro OF
tho new khediye Of Egypt was
brought to al end by the Sultan, who
dCputvd n marshal to convey the iir.
nan Of lnvestituro to the khedivo.
London, FEB. .3.-The Vienna cor.
respondent OF the Tunes says that me-
goliaiions for tho establishment OF re-
rlpr0city relations are about 10 DO COM
menced between Austria and tho
United States.
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Whom a flash Of lightning darts
through the air Il yaporizcs any mi.
nuto PARTICLES Of 0nntirg mattor that
may h. IA 81 path By examining
the light Of the lightning with a
rp'auoscopo tho nature Of those
v1puazl substances may be do.
tcnnincl, because every known Gle.
mont IN mature hows iuils spectrum
certain linca that belong 10 It alone.
by studying the spectrum OF light.
ming in this way W. =. wood. OF
Washington. has been ablc To show
that sodium, which Is the element
from which common salt h. formed.
exists in the air 10 sugvst8 various
ways Of accounting Tor tho presence
OF sodium in the atmosphere, ono OF
which Is particularly interesting, and
that is that il may have come there
from intcntcllar SPACE
i IS known that mctcoric dust Ia
continually falling upon tho globo
from beyond tho atmosphere, and II
it should turn out that microscopic
PARTICLES U: sodium arc included In
this strange, unonding shower with
which the heavens salute the oslth,
it would DO only another proof OF
the unity oil composition that extends
from tho earth 10 the siln, aud from
the sun to the stars. New York Tul.
Cpam.
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PARIS, Feb. 20. Excitement was
caused few days ago by information
that large quantity Of dynamite was
stolen from The factory belonging 10
the state where the explosive IL made.
IL was Immediately concluded that the
theft was the work OF anarchists, and
today the police searched all the houses
known 10 he occupied By anarchists.
They refuse TO dlvuigo the result OF
tho search.
This evening II IL said that the dyna.
mite was stolen from tho stone quar-
ri.s. Only few OF the missing cart
ridges were recovered. These were In
the lodgings Of an anarchist. Lo Jour
nat DIES Dt60ts says that the polic0
has Information that tie cartridges
were designed 10 blow up the Spanish
embassy IN Paris, 70 nyonge tho re.
cent execution Of anarchists at &ores.
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Worlds Fair Notes.

The Total amount paid out up to
February |, by Treasurer Sreberger,
Tor construction and other expenses OF
the Exposition wasSS 572,00l.
The Board OF Trade OF Columbia,
=. G.. has undertaken 10 see that an
exhibit worthy Of that State IA made at
the Exposition.
The preparation OF the educational
exhibits from South Dakota and New
Mexico has been entrusted TO the wo-
men members Of the respective State
Boards.
Tue Manufacturer Club Of phila.
delphla desires TO erect n building in
the Expedition grounds, constructed
entirely Of material made by members
Of the club, with intent that II be head
quarters for manufacturers, not only Of
Philadelphia, but VI the entire country.
A number ofinfuential Norwegians,
residing In Chicago, have formed an
association with the purpose OF having
a Norwegian artist pAint a large pic-
ture representing Left Erickson start.
ing ON his voyage Of discovery Of
America, and also OF erecting In Chi
cago monument to the noted Nor.
woglan dlrcoverer. II Is the intention
to exhibit the painting In the Art
Gallery VI the Exposition and to erect
the monument Ia One OF the Chicago
parAH.
Chief Samuels, Of the horticultural
department, has returned from trip
to Florida and Cuba, where he stimu.
lated interest In the Exposition and
secured the promise OF many fine palms
and other tropical plants, to be ex-
hibited in his department.
Invitations to foreign nations to send
representatives TO the exercises dedi'
catory TO the Exposition buildings,
next October, have been Issued by the
committee on ceremonies, aud have
b, en- forwarded to their destination by
Secretary Of state Blaine.
Michigan will oxpend 81, 900 to 49,
900 on It's forestry exhibit, aud $4,000
10 $1,000 ON its display OF frults.
Tho women OF Denver are engaged
In raising $4,000 with which TO con
tribute something notable to the Colo
fado exhibit at the Exposition. They
purpose to get Preston Powers to repro-
duco Ia bronze, One-oighth larger than
life size, his celebrated group, "rhs
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with the object OF preventing the ter
riblo scenes oC such frequent occurrence
ia menngeries between the tanners Of
wild beasts and their more or less docil3
pupils" u chemist proposes that man
should he stationed near the cngo armed
with a syringe OF largo dimensions filled
with caustic amaunia, u stream % which
Is 10 be projected toward the uostrils OF
tho beast in case OF imminont danger.
The effect would DO instantaneous, as tho
creature, being unable 70 breathe, would
lot 90 It's prey Immediately. Better late
than uoyerl--Sud'Ouost
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NEW YORK, Feb. 23,--Nearly all
this membes OF the Rnti-snap conven.
ton committee returned from Albany
last night. The Leaders are confident
that the proposed State convention NJ
Syracuse on May alsi will be rocog-
nisnd NJ the Democratic convention,
and liz delegates ha admitted to the
national conventions. An evening
paper rays IN private conversation the
TammRny men Themselves express
doubt that HIN will be- nominated at
Chicago, and they no longer derlde
the nnti.snRp convection movement.
The general continent Of Tammgny
seems TO be embodied Ia this seii-
tence; eve are willing to win with
Hin, but not prepared to 30 down
with him.
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MRS. ELLswoRrH SUES TO HAVE
THE CASE RroPENEp.
She Says She Knew Nothing Of the
Suit Until Notified OF the
Decree.
ny reiesraph to the srws.i
The Case Tried Ia Privacy. startling
Disclosures

DUBUQUE, H.. e8.-Ono u the most
famous divorce cases IN the history Of
Iowa viii come up for hearing ~ III.
d0fn, the county seat OF Hardin C0un.
~, tomorrow. II II counterpart OF
the famous Flack divorce case IN New
York. Colonel H.. =. Ellsworth IN a
famous pnlitlciRn and millionaire, re-.
sliding In Iowa Falls. Last December,
II Il stated, he entered suit for divorce,
alleging iufduliiy on the part Of hii
vile. Instead OF the case being heard
IN open court IN regular order, II was
advanced on the docket aud tried IN
the privacy Of a hotol chamber, where
no cue was present except Judge He'd
man, tho plaintiff and hiu attorneys.
The wife was then, II IL said, visiting
In Colorado. Not only was che III.
voroed In this stnr chamber, but she
was also deprived Of the custody OF her
children and my share whatever In
her husbands vast property. There IL
said ~ be nothing whatever on the
court records 10 show the character OF
the testimony upon which the divorce
was granted.
Mrs. Ellsworth now sues TO have tho
ease re-Oponei. In her petition ahc
makes some startling disclosures, and
alleges that she knew nothing what
ever Of her husbands suit until served
with u notice Of the decree, and that
her husband attempted 10 force her 10 n
confession Of criminility.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-24

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. %. Delegates
are arriving by al trains from the
West to attend the Trans. Missouri
Congress, which meets in this city to.
morrow. The following arrived To-Day.
The Utah delegation, W. H. Hatnrf
chairman; the Colorado delegation, q.
&. Fist chnifmau; the New Mexico
delegation, Governor Bradford Prince
chairman. IL is stated that Mime.
apolis, 81. Louis aud Ogden will be
candidates for the next session u the
Congress. a NOV, mvnt Va on foot to
establish II permanent place at the next
session Of the congress nnd have the
State interested make tho necessary
appropriations 10 erect suitable build.
ing for the session OF the congress.
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To Dr. Graham. u Scotchman, who
pructiccd medicine in London In the
lattorpart of the Eighteenth century,
must DO credited the invention Of tie
most extraordinary bed over made
It was finely carved and gilded, GOV
erred with silk damask, supported ON
twenty eight glass pillars and sur
mounted by giided canopy, from
which Tell curtains Of crimson silk. -
Philadelphia Upholstcrcr
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-Adclhert u.
Sly, the s,lf.couyictUd Glendale train
ronOcr, appeared today In court al.
Clayton TO receive the sentence OF
Judge Edwards flr his crime. Without
ceremony his doom was Pronounced "
twenty years In State ptis0n. Hods-
peth was 10 have been nriaigucd today,
but WIS too ~ % appear, and was lett
in his coll undlsturbed. sly ha, all
hlOug denied that Htd-pcth wal one OF
the gang, but admits that Francis, the
robher billed at Lamurf, Mo-, was one
Of the Glendale gang. Hoitpsth feels
sure that he viii DO able TO prove an
abb.
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Dr. Leo Pribyl says that tho Ger.
mans ana Swcdes arc utilizing their
peat bogs IN tho manufacture OF
nnphtha, tnr, solar OH, paraiiin, ucciic
acid and gas, and the peat yields an
elastic fiber which freed from dust,
Is employed fJr weaving into carpets,
Good peat also furnishes q cclluluse
which 81 valuable 10 pepper makers.
Besides serving US u Wholesome litter
for live stock, It Is also used 20 pre-.
serve pcrishablc goods Meat aud
fish are now packed in peat litter Tor
transport between Trieste and Co.
ponhngen. Now York Trihme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-24

The practice OF "trotting' n child
on tho knee Of the nurse or tho moth
en- though It has the sanction OF long
practice, has not tho sanction Of com.
mon sense, and should never bo IN.
dulgcl IN, especially with infnnts
Treating the adult body in the ratio
Of corresponding strength. the exor
else would be about equivalent to he
ing ourselves churned up and down
on the walking beam Of q good sized
steam engine. Good Housekeeping
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LONDON. Feb, %. "A Dispatch from
Upper Burnah says Captain Davies
column, after sharp fighting, expelled
the kachyuns from the stock ado poai-
ton and relieved Ssdone, The British
loss was four natives He'd aud twenty
six wounded. including Lieutenant
Mum. Captain Davies VIII attack
the principal stockade tomorrow, to
enable him 10 join the Iulo column.
The Kaohyens had maintained n con
tInuous IRE upon the Saionp garrison,
which sailed out and assisted Captain
Davies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-24

Whilo mentioning practical OK
amples Of tinc drawn wire It may be
stated that iron has been attcnuatod
so that over q miles in length only
weighed one ounce. In order 10 show
the unlimited adaptability Of the wire
drawing process the writer has known
twenty-four grains Of gold TO have
been drawn ON Il silver wire to a
length OF 100 miles. - Mechanical
Nova
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NEW Yumi, Fch. es.-huwari n.
Fpli. iena of the Gfm q Field. Wei.
cher, Lindiry Go. was brought before
,ho court o; oyer aud refniinrr today
.or trial on one Of tho elk indictments
chatptng MIN with grand laIcuny.
Counsel Tor Field objected to bic being
placed on trial, stating that he wa III
san, and mentally incnpnbl OF plead
ing TO tive indictment, The district
attorney suggesiri that u jury he 81.
lpctrt 10 ascertain Fields sanity and
the work Of selecting one at once be-
gan.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. .3.-Elcven lmmi.
grants that arrived yesterday on the
steamship "WeimaT" were detained.
One Of the batch, Paul Kmuez, claim.
lux g bean American citizen, sthtes
ihst he engaged men 10 work Tor tho
COnnollsyiile Coke 4 Iron Company
of Counellsville, Pa, and that super
iuirndenl Mitchell of that company
advanced him the money to ray their
passage. Furthermore he was to get
81 head Tor every man lac could bring
over.
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as 1t true, Miss Gcrtie,n no said,
"that there are just two things n
woman win jump at--a conclusion
aud u mouseH
"No, - she answered. "Thorp Is a
third, Mr. Philip"
After thinking the matter over n
few moments hc trcmblingly made
her nn offer, but she didn't jump at
it, He was not tho right man. Chi
cago Tribune,
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In France tho quail is called tho
bird Of prophecy; this from an idea
that the number of his calls forotclls
the price Of wheat. II hc calls twice
without resting tho. farmers expect
but two francs por' bushol for his
grain, If the bird calls four times lie
expects to realize twice tho price
which two calls insures. st. Louis
Rcpuhlic.
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Great MINUS hun ~ tho Same Channel,
Tho approach of IFS time suggested an
idoa TO man in Nebraaka for u COW tail
holder. A clamp like clothospin
catches the bushy end OF tho tail, and
two cords with u tngp attachment faston
tho tan to cows leg, TO a post or to thu
milking stool Tho same day that the
Nebraska msn got his patent for COW
tail holder a man in Maine got one for
tho samo purpose. The Maine mans tail
holder is Of u single piece Of wire cooled
so as TO connect the tail with the cows
leg. -Hagpor's Young People,
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WAHISd1oS, Feb. %. - The secrc.
Ary oil state has received the following
from Minister Ryan OF Mexico rcgarJ-
ing the condition II ailaiTe Ia that
country: "Accogding 20 nivices Of the
Mexican government Gnl2Ps band,
organized solely IN rexap, have CONF
plrtely dispersed In consequence NJ tho
pursuit set on foot Ivy the United
StaieB forces. Whenever tho forces
crossed into Mexico the precautionary
measures Instituted by this govern.
mcnt were sufficient o. preserve the
people aud railways from hnfn,n
The statement In the Telegram re-
gaIding the safety Of Tho railroads IL
Intended to dispose VI the report that
travelling IA Mexico ~ unsafe on &c.
count OF the Gntza outbreak.
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Tho silver question Gppears 10 he la
Gatu quo pending the return OF Speak.
or Crisp and the Chicago excur,ionis,s.
So far as learned, Mr. Holman has not
determined the date on which the cau-
Gus requested by Mr.. Harter shall be
held, or Aiat the anti.silver men will
be hound by any conclusion reached In
the caucus rs 10 the silver question
that may be- Questionable % them. 50
II IL PROBABLE that the caucus VIII he no
more than n conference.
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In Michigan a double cedar knot Is
carried in tho pocket to cure rhouna-
tism, ind In Now Hampshire q man car
ried gall from % stems OF goldenrod
for tho same disease, 4 small white
grub Is in the gall, and he thought s
long as the grub remained alive no
rhounatisin could got hold OF him.
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rolstoI Ordered away from the Famine
Districts,

LONDON, Feb. GA Dispatch 10 the
Standard from Moscow oays that
Count TOlstoi, who has been engaged
IN relieving the distress In the famine
districts, has been ordered by the gov
ernmcnt to return to his estate, In con-
sequence Of letter concerning the
famine recently published In London
as written by him. Countess TolstOi
deniea that her husband is author Of
the letter.
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....... Attachment 10 Isaac judi
.ou Prompts Him to Kill
HIMSELF
,,,vss a terrE. AND ES-
slAlHs rHE CAUSE.
4 our Natures and Lives Must
nae. Their Punishment Ours
Game. In Terrible shape"
IA, Of Dr. Breedio,e. ana the
Cause OF ~.

Cause OF ~.
torrs. Feb. %. - That the
sa,stc, Of the Alice Mitchell.
\, VAR case at Memphis are not
ss,l 10 The feminine sex was de-
i...ed hy the suicide here this
~. Of Dr. T.. r. Brogdlove Of
,i-5r. Nd. This morning the In.
800 Iiurstis Hotel were startled
rt,ol shot. a few seconds later
IN. Judson rushed down tho
,nani informed the proprietor mat
grrilove had just shot himself
a Al once rushed 90 the room
~. be found Bteedlove's dead body.
n9u had shot himself In the right
~ and death was evidently in'
| nneOur.
/ .il5e police station Judson said he
In the room when Bfcedlove shot
| IN aud gave tho cause Of the net
| I,.n6ndency md n strange attach
1 .Jio himself (Judsoul. This latter
| III was most significant, when
r. Ia connection with n
1,f found among the dead mans
~. ltsRys In part: 81 came IN.
LOG to hill you, then myself' l
s,l only make an end Of my own
sablc existence. My love for you
shsen my ruin. can no more live
A from you than ny. There Is but
hing could have, ami that Is to
4 the remainder Of my life IN your
rsacc, shall DO that anyhow, for
lsin sour arms relieves death Of
h teffors. IL ia cruel .Or me to do
: act, for II viii blight your life. |
"a be- moro cruel n myself to try
ye without you. You have done
lot the one right and effective
M 10 save me, but II has all failed.
|ssnll gladly beg. steal, do anything,
M, riches, forget friends, home,
lrl, Tor n life Of blisgiul ASSOCIATION
BIZ YOU. The blow viii probably Kill
mother, | shudder 10 think OF IT,
might have been happy together
|al II not been for your rich friends,
vuf high social and business standing,
I1f nigh ideas Of morality
Bath YOU never MI. hut II Is
b. lalo, md must come. Good
u lsaaci | WON'T Wlsh you hhnlihess,
q win never have that again, aud
oi will follow In my footsteps some
Haze litu Of our natures aud sins
,nu,l have ,heir punishment, and ours
som,sin terrible shape. You are mine
b. the sight Of heaven, ani no family
be- caz claim you from mo and death.
d have l5yei you better than you have
syei o'vill BE- loved again. Pray for
by i5ul Amen"
scns Of other letters Of the same
ienof were found In the room. Judson
layt he has been an intimate friend Of
lhesJlclie. For some time past Breed
.lyc has been depressed Ia mind over
falneisl matters and his failure to
,,aJlish himself In his profession.
lli,on went this morning TO the hotel
y zee Breedl0ve, who was about to
have on visit 20 Baltimore. As he
uttered the room the doctor handed
lin q lettot, and while no was reading
Il hs heard the fatal shot. The parents
dhe suicide live In Fort Smith, Ark.
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LOSDON, Fob. 93.--ln the commons
today Balfour gave notice thnt he
would move on FsIday to'cxpel Deco
ban, who has not yet appeared.
There was n debate Of some length
on tho motion OF Smith, member for
Fliutshire, for the disosi-hlishme1t Of
the church IN Wales. Ths discstab-
lishmont motion was rejtctod--j7 TO
22O.
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rncy an act of deliberate suicide. lie
could not Jo elected. Afer decIariu.
that he could not vote for the uomina-
ton ~ liill, Wattcrron Offered ne "A
substitute John Griilin Carlton, OF
kentucky,ncxt in succession 70 Grover
Cleveland to wear hil mantle.
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WAsHiEaToN, Feb. -. - Judge
Bennett, chairman OF tho Territorial
Republican Convention, today opposed
to Che Senate committee on Terrltorios
n bill for local government IN Utnh,
and favored the admission of the
Territory a. State, on the ground
that the people wanted statehood or
nothing. John Henry smith OF Salt
Lake also favored the statehood
measure. This clOses the hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-24

Chester F. Hall, of Danville, boasts
Of au educated cat One cold night
the door bell rang, and when Mr., Hall
answered the bell what should walk
in but the family cat. Since then
whenever the cat wants 20 come in
the house II rings 4he bell, and con
tinues the ringing until admittCu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-24

First quality Of white ash Is bocom-
ing so scarce that In fow years oak
will have to be med for coach poles
and for othor purposes whore ash is
now employed