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THE MERIDEN DAILY REPUBLICAN Saturday May 19 1888 The Thermometer To-Dj SECOND EDITION MiigrapMc Nets Republican City Caucus The Republican voters of the city of Meriden are requested to meet in caucus at the room in Town Hall Saturday evening May 19th at 8 to nominate a candidate for City Auditor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Frederic Derby Homan Chairman City Committee' INDICATIONS For New Warmer and fair weather followed by local rains variable shifting to southwesterly winds and lower pressure To-morrow there will be local rains SUNDAY SERVICES have adopted a resolution disapproving the circular on the ground that it counsels disunion between the priests and the people The excitement over the circular is unabated and finds expression in all quarters Informer Carey's Waa James Carey tbe informer is released from custody and announces his intention of remaining in Dublin and he will prosecute his tenants who refuse to pay rent since he turned informer The police guards around his property nave been doubled return home is temporary Tbe crown still holds him as a witness against Tynan Sheridan and Walsh in ease they should be extradited Roam Implicated Liverpool May 19 The papers found on show his connection with Rossa's dynamite society which may account for the report that Rossa has concealed himself The Dynamita Fiends Kennedy Deasy and Flanagan the dynamite conspirators were arraigned formally to-dav and charged with treason felony The following is a record of the temperature for the 34 hours ending at 3 to-day as furnished by thermometer At 9 m50 7 a 54 3 pm 70 highest 70 lowest 40 LOCAL NOTIOSS The Hon Bassett consul general to Hayti has a good letter in another column Montserat lime juice in pints and magnums for sale at drug store Try our butter at 35 cents per pound it is good Meriden Cash Store James A Curtiss If you want tbe best flour in the world buy Extra You will say you never saw anything like it James A Curtiss has it No 17 Colony street Strawberries are nice to-night at James A No 17 Colony street Remember that Thompson delivers bis ice cream in any part of the city An especially large supply to-day Collins Miller have a flue line of imported and domestic cigars Give them a call Winslow furnishes excellent bread at very reasonable rates Ice cream served or delivered on orders Buy your flour grain and feed of A Russell Co No 5 Perkins street They sell best goods at bottom prices Remember that at drug store you can And a fine variety of useful and ornamental goods for presents Carpets cleaned at Dye House tf Fresh lot of trailing arbutus just received at A Barrows florist 49 West Main street eod Pastors or others having charge of Sun dag services will please hand announcements Saturday morning When not handed in it will be assumed that there ts no change NorOx Meriden Sabbath School at 3 :30 in Clarke's building on Britannia street First Congregational Preaching morning and evening The Main street Baotist Preaching in the morning at 10 :30 and in the evening at 790 Broad street Baptist church preaching in the morning at 10 :30 and evening at 7 service to-morrow morning at the Center Congregational church Bible class at 12 vestry services in tbe evening at 7 o'clock Methodist Preaching morning and even-ing by Rev 8 Breckenndge At the Universalist church preaching in the morning and evening by Rev Dr Chapin Services at St church to-morrow at 10 :30 a and 7 pm The South Meriden Congregational church QUALITY AND STYLE FINE PLUMES FEATHERS FLOWERS ETC ETC We offer our Customers the Latest and Best in Goods Sty Mad Work of llrst-classonly Mourning Millinery made nt sh rlt of first-class only Mourning Millinery ma THE CONSOLIDATED ROAD 3500 shares were represented at the special meeting of the stockholders of the Conaolidatedroad in New Haven today and they voted unanimously to bond the road for $5000000 in accordance with the recommendation of the directors Dm Best Baking Powder Tfie best baking powder is made from pure Cream of Tartar Bicarbonate of Soda and a small quantity of flour or starch Frequently other ingredients are used and serve a purpose in reducing the cost and increasing the profits of the manufacturer We give the Government analyses of two of the leading baking powders: I have examined samples of Superior Baking and Royal Baking purchased by myself In this city snd I find they contain Superior Baking Cream of Tartar Bicarbonate of Soda Flour Available carbonic acid gas 1261 per cent equivalent to 1182 cubic Inches of gas per oz of Powder Royal Baking Cream of Tartar Bicarbonate of Soda Carbonate ot Ammonia Tartaric Acid Starch Available carbonic acid gas 12:40 per cent equivalent to 1162 cubic inches of gas per oz of Powder Ammonia gas 043 per cent equivalent to 104 cubic inches per oz of Powder The Tartaric Acid was doubtless introduced as free acid but subsequently combined with ammonia and exists in the Powder as a Tartrate ef Ammonia LOVE Ph New York 17th 1881 The above analyses indicate a preference for Superior Baking and our opinion is that it is tbe better preparation Hairs Journal of Health Griswold at half past six Perfect fitting Domestic Paper Patternsalso ZEt BALLARID SUOCESSOB TO JV A STTZfcOSTZEIR LAST CYCLONE Widespread Damage in the West Racine Wis May 19 The cyclone here demolished one hundred and fifty buildings killed twenty persons and injured one hundred A sharp electric storm prevailed previous to the burst of the cyclone Its path was half a mile long and Ja quarter of a mile wide But few buildings are left Duluth Minn May 19 A destructive wind storm in this Section last night wrecked many houses and several persons were injured Clinton 111 May 19 The cyclone caused great destruction in this vicinity many houses are totally destroyed 10 or 15 persons were killed and many wounded Harvard 111 May 10 Many buildings wgr demolished here Six persons were killed and 20 injured Great damage was done at Lawrence and Belvldere and the surrounding country is demolished Watertown May 19 The damage in Jefferson county to crops and other uroperty amounts to $10000 The roof of the Sacred Heart college was blown off Staunton May 19 The tornado destroyed many buildings In this vicinity Several persons were killed Twenty-five railroad construction men were sleeping in a large barn and two were killed and all the others seriously injured Preaching by Mr in the evening egnlar services as usual at St Catholic church Services at St church will bo first mass at 8 a and high mass at 10 a and vespers Mission school at A building at 4 State Reform services in the chapel at 3 :30 Zion Mission in A hall at 7p- Adventist services at Temperance Hall Sunday school at 12 :15 Preaching in the morning and evening by Elder Pile of Springfield Five hundred acres of timber land east of Concord a large portion of which was covered by a heavy growth of hard pine were burned over Friday $5000 fully insured NEW YORK STOCK EZUHAKtl Closing Prices Reported Over the Prumte Wirt of Bums six A bCBAirrox Banker amt Broken Hew Haven Conn and sent to the Bx public as 4jr the Southern Hew England Telephone Co New Yore Hog 19-Spm Alton and Terre Harie Alton A Terre Boots Pfd American District Tel METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH BREVITIES HENRY1 MATHER! Watches Clocksjand Jewelry Buying all of my goods strictly for CASH and in large quantities enables me to offer BARGAINS in everything in my Hne You can purchase anylartiolelon Installments at the Lowest Price REPAIRING DONE BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN No Children Allowed to Practice on Customers' Watches to Practice high and the package was sent to Mr A Jeffrey City Court Clerk Thayer has returned from his vacation trip Ives is away spending Sunday with his parents in Tolland Mrs Anna Beers and daughter of Wih-sted are in town visiting with Mrs A Roberts The case of Fairbanks and Starkey vs Wheeler was again on trial in Judge office this afternoon Dr Ferguson has given up travelling as a salesman and will go next Monday to Thomaston where he finds a favorable opening for a physician Capitol street ought to be widened Many people noticed the narrowness of the street in going to the circns Friday and the dahger in teams trying to pass The case of Malachi Hackett vs II Hobson was called up before Justice Fay and judgment rendered by default for the plaintiff for whom Franklin Platt appeared A big crowd went up to the Park to the handicap foot race this afternoon several 'busses and a number of hacks and private teams being required- to convey the men there and back Two Meriden cases are assigned for trial before the common pleas court on May 22 The cases are those of Chapman ysC Goodrich and Ephraim A Kelsey vs Milo Goodrich A man who was employed in making ice cream at Vienna Bakery had a finger badly crashed in the cogs of the freezer this afternoon His hand was by Dr Davis Frank Sloat of New Haven was supreme assistant director of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of at the tenth annual session in Texas A very flourishing of the order was reported case of Alfred Sault vs John to recover a bill of $8 for money was tried before a Justice this Brown proved that he was a and consequently the bill could be collected Mann for plaintiff for defendant Temperance meeting tomorrow afternoon is to be held in tbe upper hall in tbe A building The gospel temperance workers conduct these meetings are fired with unquenchable zeal in th3 cause that full audiences and secures new to the total abstinence pledge at every meeting one in Tooby Kendrick's auction store threw a lighted match on the of the Central Shoe Store this It was all ablaze in an instant the building might hare been burned not the flames been extinguished by use of brooms and several pails of As it was the awning was destroyed and the windows covered with victims of circus day were up before the Police court this morning The of one of them was continned till to enable his friends to pay the The other man who looked as if sidewalk had come up and struck thought he was not drunk and declined to pay the tine imposed He will of jail iu time to celebrate the July 8 BHKCKBNKIDGE PASTOR 10 :30 a Preaching by the pastor 12 Sunday School 6 Young Meeting: 7 :30 Preaching by the pastor who will give the second of a series of sermons on Paul UNIVERSALIST CHURCH or Jewelry Sermon in the morning at 1030 by Rev Dr Chapin Preaching in the evening at 730 Subject "The Congregational Special City Election HENRY MATHER PALACE BLOCK 12 West Main Street A Quincy fci7T77 Canada Southern Central Pacific Chicago and Alton Col Calc A lad Cen Chesapeake A Ohio Chesapeake A Ohio 1st Pfd Chesapeake A Ohio 2d Fid Del Lack A Western Dei and Hudson Canal Denver and Rio Grande Erie Erie PM Erie Seconds Erie and Western East Tenn Va A ia East Tenn Va A UaFM Adams American United States Wells Fargo Han A 8t Jos Han A St Jos PM Houston A Texas FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH WASHINGTON To either Sheriff of the City of Meriden or to Roger Ford a freeman of said City of Meriden greeting: You are hereby required aud ordered to warn the legal voters and freemen of tbe ende said City will be held on Tuesday the City of Meriden that a special meeting of a ti 9f as Died Church services at 10 :30 a Preaching by Prof Pratt Sabbath schotol session immediately after morning service 4 At 5 :45 young meeting At 7 preaching of Heart Disease Washington May 19 Dr A Ashford a prominent physician here died this morning of heart dis- At a Discount of 26 per Cent and a Chance to Select from the ease Finest Assortment ever Shown in Meriden and( I Th consulate EVERY PATTERN NEW That Chin The Chinese legation deny any intention of establishing a Consulate in Death mt Mrs Sawyer IMS A Texas a a Manhattan Elevated MU Lake 8hor A Lake 8hore A Mutual Union Tel Memphis I Michigan Central A St Louie PRACTICAL PAINTERS AND DECORATORS It it IVIatTi 67 Essex 22d day of May A 1883 for the following purpose to wit To elect by ballot a City Auditor te fill the vacancy caused by the death of Frederic Derby and to hold office until the first Monday of January succeeding his election The several places of voting will be In the First Ward at the Room In the Town Hall In the Second Wuxi at the Lobby of the Opera House In the Third Ward at tbe Charter Oak Hose house on Butler street In the Fourth Ward at the Parker Hose house on East Main street In the Fifth Ward at the Veteran Volunteer Hose house on Camp street Polls will open at 8 a and close at 5 and at such meeting the qualified electors shall vote in the wards in which they respectively resided at the time of tbe completion of the last revised registry list oi the Town of Meriden DOOLITTLE Jb Mayor Meriden May 17 1883 A true copy of the original warrant Attest ROGER FORD Freeman of the City of Meriden New York A New Eng A VJJBJJNl AXULS Bon Marche Shoe Store! NEW YORK The Savings Bank Rill Albany May 19 The Governor vetoed to-day the Page savings bank bill The previous announcement was premature A Seep Fire Fella Nkw York May 19 Jesse Oakley Co tijje extensive soap manufacturers failed to-tlay The liabilities are $300000 Honering the Brld -e Opening Mayor Edison has issued a proclamation urging the citizens if New York to suspend all business on next Thursday aud unite with tbe people ofiBrooklyn In celebration of the opening of the bridge NEW JERSEY GuUty ef Fernery Chic A St Louis PM New Central Coal Northern Pacific Northern Pacific Pfd Northwest Northwest Pfd Norfolk A West PM Ohio Central Ohio A Mississippi Omaha Omaha PM Ontario A Western Oregon Transcontinental Mrs Hilliard Sawyer who was seriously Injured hy a fall a few days ago died at her residence in South Meriden at about 7 Friday evening The sad news will cause great sorrow as the deceased was well known and highly esteemed Tbe funeral will be held at the Congregational church in South Meriden at 2 Sunday afternoon and Rev Griswold will conduct the services The burial will be in the Walnut Grove cemetery Mrs maiden name was Caroline Lockrow and she was born in Albany on Jan 23 1828 her parents belonging to an old Knickerbocker family After her marriage to Mr Sawyer they lived at Watervilie near Utica and afterwards moved to New Haven where they lived until 1860 when they came te South Meriden where they have since resided Mrs Sawyer was a leading member of the Congregational church in that place and no death that has occurred lately in this town has caused greater sorrow and Its suddenness will cause great sympathy for the bereaved husband and children of whom there are three Delaney Sawyer of this city Mrs Samuel Arnold 6f South Meriden and Charles Sawyer The sad accident occurred on Monday night when Mrs Sawyer fell as she was going up stairs and although the symptoms seemed alarming at first they abated and hopes of her recovery were entertained until a few hours before death Our South Meriden correspondent writes that the residents are greatly affected by the sad affair -as Mrs Sawyer was a very kind and sympathetic neighbor always cheerful and friendly and a most affectionate wife and mother the greatest sympathy is felt for the bereaved family 1 Slaking Fond Roads A Evansville Peoria Reading Bock 1 8 land Rochester and Pitts Newark May 19 William A Hall chief clerk of the city office was found guilty of forgery to-day St Paul PM St Paul A Data St Paul A Dak St Paul A 1 iPriL Bit First Door West of Hat Store Our House represents one oi the largest Boot and Shoe Manufactories in New England Goods are lev and First-Class lade at Oar On Factories EXPRES8LY FOR OUR RETAIL TRADE and we would inrite you all to call and examine these goods before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident we can please yon as to QUALITY AND PRICE Francis Manager The manager takes pleasure ia announcing that he has secured the services of GEORGE WUTERICH as assistant to serve his many friends at his new quarters FRANCIS Manager apr27mo3 Wabash Waoash NEW PM Ii HAMP8HIRE ea Fire Dover May 19 The Fereats Lodies will find a complete assortment oi WORSTEDS GERMANTOWN WOOLS GERMAN YARNS Saxony and Shetland Wools the popular shades Embroidery Silks is every Color Also a large stock of FANCY GOODS: ALL GOODS WILL BE BOLD AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES Stamping and Pinking dona with neatness an dispatch HER BON MAECHE Street SPRING OVERCOATS An extensive conflagration is raging in the forests near Barrington Two thousand acres of timber and four thousand cords of wood are already burned The loss is $20000 and the- woods are still burning OHIO- United Pipe Line Ctft M2 American Bell Telephone 234 236 Bay State 121 Boston and North 14S Closing Issumry Money 3 to 3X exchange duU but firm govern meats steady and unchanged states dnll snd firm railroad bonds active and firm The general stock market daring tbe forenoon was rather daUbat less feverish than yesterday In the afternoon It was weaker and declintyig In the last hour it was greatly unsettled and fluctuating the net decline being from to per oent It dosed weak at the lowest prices ef the day ADVERTISEMENTS The military commutation tax is due and Collector Page is notifying delinquents The evdhing services of the Main street Baptist Church will hereafter commence at 7 :30 instead of 7 The Chautauqua meeting Monday even ing will be held in the parlors of the Bread street Congregational Church Emma Nor tlx wood and Clarence Dillo-way left the city Friday to be married out of town They will return on Wed nesday next The Daily Racine (Wis) Journal giving reports of the A secretaries international conference is on file at the A reading room Tbe county cqpmlssioners granted license on rid ay to Thomas McFarlane of this city and Northrop of the Island Vietk House at Stony Creek To-morrow being Trinity Sunday the usual public catechising of the Sunday school children will occur at the evening service at 8t church Miss Hattie Ives daughter of Ives formerly of this city with her friend Miss Jellerson of Brooklyn is visiting for a few days in the city The regular monthly service for the children at the Centre Congregational Church to-morrow morning The little folks will occupy the seats near the pulpit Beginning to-morrow the evening service at the Universalist Church will begin at half past seven The subject to-morrow evening will be Congregational Between 6 and 7 :30 last night the streets were lined bat after that hour they looked lonesome for a couple of hours everybody having gone either to the Soldiers fair or tbe circus Charles Jepson of Queen street has lost by death his little daughter Minnie aged 4 years and 7 months The funeral will take place at the house to-morrow afternoon at 4 The new State Board of Charities held their first meeting on Friday at Hartford and parties were appointed to represent the beard in the different counties Mrs Bacon represents New Haven county The invitations are out for tbe marriage of Eugenia Pomeroy daughter of Mr and Mrs Pomeroy to Herman Hess The ceremony will take place May 39th at the Universalist church at 6 :30 If you are going to the fair this evening get to Town Hall at J8 and drop in to the Republican caucus and vote for your choice for auditor be after 8 as the whole proceedings will not take over five or ten minutes A delegation of small boys called at the Republican office this morning and the spokesman a very bright youngster wanted to know if we would do the West school a favor by stating that th West school nine beat the Eagles from the German school by a score of 18 to 15 Mr and Mrs Whipple arrived in the city Friday evening and spent the night with Mrs Henry Warren This moruing they left for Boston and were undecided whether they would come here again before returning to their home In Cleveland The Monitors and Stars until recently the Reindeers and the Young Citizens had a game this morning The Stars only had six men but in spite of that kept the score eveu up to the sixth inning when the game was broken up by charges of cheating amid great excitement and the umpire was charged with being an antl-8 tar router A young man who went to the circus Friday evening and stepped too near a cage had his arm seized and savagely jerked by one ot the monkeys He would have escaped safely if be had not said is merely a monkey but when they heard that the 'infuriated crowd threw him into the cage Old joke Asahel Harvey well known as an old resident was in the city Friday having returned this way from his funeral in Haddam Thursday an account of whose horrible death was published in the Rbpubucan Mr Harvey Is still supper hale and although over 82 years of age works on a farm every day and does a work too $Us Porter of Rockville niece of Mrs Jeffrey who is to be married next Wednesday to Edward Pulley received an elegant bridal present Friday from her uncle who has been In Paris the past two years studying art painting The gift consisting of a bridal lace veil some beautiful artificial flowers and earrings and pic made of callas and some' elegant specimens of laces The duty on the gift was dressed Gen chosen Supreme Honor Galvestbn condition The Brown loaned morning minor not Smith The large that an draws signers nearly Some awning morning and had the water dirt Two case Monday costs the him get out 4th of Hon his years New when his He In 1868 where For of the treasurer he was and chairman this party majority been failed usual fifty years which chiefly excellency and place A repairs north this He wire to Co and not let of his Lyon which the aown recover somewhat shock crowd shouting In the sharpers In their three decidedly straight them first and thought way publican A SPECIALTY Death of Ives Ebenezer Hinsdale Ives died at residence in Wallingford on Thursday after a long illness at the age of 72 He was born in Lewis county York but returned to Wallingford a young man and became a clerk for brother-in-law the late Almar Hall afterward started in business for himself and was a merchant for thirty years he became treasurer of the wheel manufactory of Elisha Hall Co he remained for many years several years he was first selectman town warden of the borough and of the savings bank Iu 1878 a member of the general assembly served with distinguished ability as of the finance committe On occasion and generally when a candidate for office despite a usual adverse majority of from one to two hundred he was elected by an overwhelming A few years earlier he had a candidate for state senator but of an election though reducing the opposition some two hundred aud votes Bfr Ives had been for many a sincere devout aud earnest communicant of the Episcopal church in his benefactions which were munificent ia proportion to his means were made and where the influence and of his character were known appreciated His funeral will take from St church Wallingford on Monday next at half past two In the afternoon AT- A Fatal Railroad Accident Cincinatti May 19 A special train on the Cincinnati Southern railroad having a party of railroad officials on board struck a handcar near Greenwood Ky this morning killing the second boss aud badly injuring five others ILLINOIS PROPOSALS Mayor Doolittle and Alderman Curtis have agreed to take $10000 additional water bonds of Wallingford bearing 4 per cent interest and also $39-000 In town bonds bearing the same rate of interest the said bonds to be issued abont June 15th These bonds are tbe investment of the Improvement fund of this city and of the water sinking fundand about $35000 of the bonds will represent the latter and the remainder the former fund The water fund at the close of last year amounted to about $27000 and about $12000 will be added to it this year The Wallingford bonds are considered a safe and satisfactory Investment The New Park SMITH STEYENSON ft Met Labor FOUND AT LAST! THE ASBESTOS PAINT WARRANTED TO LAST ONE YEAR LONGER THAN ANY OTHER PAINT For Sale by RUSSELL WILLIAMS Perkins St opposite the watering trough Also Dealer in LEADS OKL AND BRUSHES of all kinds which are sold CHEAPER Gian br any otherjiouse in the business myStf A new lot just received ia all the Desirable Goods and nt prices from Morn Disastrous Cyclones Chicago May 19 Reports are being received of disastrous cyclones in various portions of the northwest The particulars are not yet given MARYLAND Harness Factory Earned Baltimore May 19 Leech harness establishment was burned to-day The loss is $50000 tSs ThUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given ia ooaformi-m ty to law tbnt the Director of the Connecticut State Prison propose to employ about sixty prisoners now confined in the State Prison at the trade of shoe making by contract for the term of fore years frem July 1st 1883 Proposals to contract for the labor of sail prisoners may be addressed te tbe undersigned Such proposals will be opened at tbe 8 tale Prisms at Wethersfield on the 22d day of June 1883 at which time and place aU who desire to be heard on the subject are Invited to attend By order of the Directors THOMAS XCMAXU3 Hartford May 17 1883 Secretary ltaw A Fine Collection of BEDDING PLANTS 19 VEST IIIH STREET ALL SIZES OF AND Waterbary watches only $2 46 Watch cleaning 76 cents to $160 jewels 60 cents to $1 to $1 other work in proportion Lowest other work in proportion 60 cents prices in the city for fine watches and i kentuckV Perished In the Flames Louisville May 18 The house of William Williams at Croppers in Shelby county was burned last night brother Henry aged 8eyeoty perished in the flames The fire was set by an incendiary CANADA -ALSO- S3-The best iewelry jobber in the oity STJITS Plants The Behning Pianos LEAD THE WORLD Have the fullest meet musical tone wear better and stand in tune longer than any Pianos now made A fine sample stock ef these ot the Celebrated MIDDLESEX BLUB FLAN- mr RIGHT FOR TRANSPLANTING NBL la stock -AT- The park committee are doing some preliminary work on the grounds and with the meagre sum at their -disposal they are doing considerable of course but little can be done to beautify the grounds with $800 yet Alderman Curtis and his associates will make the most of it From $2000 to $3000 annually should be appropriated for the park that the present generation may enjoy the grounds This can be done without burdening the taxpayers If we limit the appropriation to $1000 a year those who paid for the land will have passed away before they derive pleasure or benefit from what their money paid for Cc I Field Day Headed by a dram corps Co I in fatigue uniform marched up ts their rifle range back of the Reform School this morning at 8 Through the morning target shooting was practiced William Halm making a score of 20 and Chester Burgess 19 out of a possible 25 at 200 yards Brigade Inspector Spencer was present and had charge of tbe score At noon they had refreshments in the field Hicks A Co furnishing coffee This afternoon field drill was practiced until 5 HFira Ntar the New Cemetery Hiram A bouse on his farm opposite Walnut Groye cemetery was destroyed by fire Friday while the tenants were all up in town looking at the circus The building was entirely consumed The origin of the fire has not been discovered as yet The house was insured for $1000 the Tolland Mutual Insurance Co through Butler A agency Michael Davitt characterises the circular to tbe Irish clergy to and Mr Healey Pr says: Ireland will neither take religion front Mr Errington nor gratitude from Home Too Much Electricity telegraph lineman who was making on the high telegraph pole on the side of the Main street crossing noon came near getting a bad shock happened to take hold of the main from the powerful generator used supply a current to the Telephone the shock was so strong he conld go the wire He yelled at the top voice to a man on a pole at the Billard crossing to cut tiro wire he promptly did thereby saving other life The man came from the pole as soon as he could himself sufficiently He was weak at first from the electric but will get along all right A large quickly gathered on hearing the Police aad Pickpockets spite ef the most vigilant efforts of police force Friday a number of were plying their nefarious calling different parts of the city About time however the officers got suspicions directed to a gang of men who were probably pickpockets Chief Ford told them quietly but that he knew they were not and that although he had no direct proof against thgm he would lock up or they1 might leave town on the express train for New York They acknowledged that they were up to snuff that they lived in New York and the climate healthier down that -They left Wonderful Pianos GREEN HOUSE INSURANCE Agents Wilcox BM LIST 0V OOKFAiriSS American Philadelphia citizens City of London England Franklin PhiladdpUa German-American NnwYtth- A Gtea Falls New Hartford Fire Hartford HST Liverpool and I XiQRiltHi Lr North British i Northern Eng Norwich Unloi Pennsylvania Fhmntx New Phoenix Hartford Phoenix London Cor Lincoln and Onion St SMITH STEY8HS0M ft GO Byxbee House Block Meriden now on exhibition and for sale at H0 49 Vest Main St Meriden Over 32000 Vow in Use Hear them try them and yon wlH bur them AsHVIVG ft SONS Mfs 8 POMEROY Agent Blowing up Well ami Canal Ottawa May 19 The minister of the militia knows nothing of a rumored plot to destroy the Welland mmI TOBEIQV INTELLIGENCE Embarking far Algiers Paris May 19 Troops are embarking on transports on the river Garonne for Aiglets whence they will go to reinforce Debrazxa who is threatened with attack Frcrvtdia for Public Worship The committee of deputie has decided to retain the estimates for public worship alter reducing tbe amount half a million francs Arrested ter Harder Dublin My 19 Soven persons were arrested to-day for the murder of Mrs my tbe in county Westmeath on statements furnished by informer McKeon Agitation over the Letter The town commissioners ot Dungar ran SUCCESSOR TO HENRY SCHRADER MERCHANT TAILOR Suits made to order in the Latest (Fashionable Stiles Alto a Full Line of FURNISHING GOODS 31 But Ilk St Ksridei Cm apr21yl Security Sew Trans-Atlantic Hartford Mutual Office open daily and Monday Wedneeday and gatarday evenings from 7:16 HENBY MOBEHOUSE BUILDER and JOINER Office No PALACE BLOCK Floor HMRIDSN CONS Gee a Brewn Architect Llierj Feed ui Boudtag Stables Flrst-daes teams bothga doable toft single rig aytty Subscribe for the Meriden Daily Re Two dollars per quarter.